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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1928
Page
4
Editorial urges a professional to manage streets, parks, and cemeteries to balance shade with sunlit areas. It argues trees are valuable assets but can harm sidewalks and dampen homes if overgrown, advocating systematic care and final authority for decisions.
Dr Frank McCoy author of The Newest Way To Health issues a health and diet note. He references meals at Rome and Wisconsin fishing grounds while urging readers to seek natural cures and pieced medical tips. He suggests readers write to request personal treatment details and lists his policy about not selling remedies through druggists.
The column rails at third terms for leaders while noting Jack Dempsey’s real estate profits and rapid market gains. It mocks prohibition zeal in Kansas City, mocks Greek unrest, and blends sports, finance, and urban life with contemporary gossip and references to prominent names.
Readable bits mention New York City trains and freight flows with old king references like King Cole. The text blends garbled questions on poems and saints with stray notes about European history and education figures. Overall it resembles a scrambled OCR excerpt with no clear single event.
A past glance notes TEN YEARS AGO with visits by JONES to Glouster on business and Mrs. C. D. Hopkins in Logan. It recalls REDemption scenes with Evelyn Nesbit and Rus sell Thaw. Twenty years ago Prof. T. N. Hoover became Ohio University history chair and Cora Bailey earned a two year diploma.
Rodney Dutcher reports on farmers marching around the convention hall in Kansas City opposing Hoover era policies. He notes discontent with industrialization, bank failures, and farm hardships while urging unity among agri-business and Republican leaders.
On June 16 1843 Naniet V4er delivered the dedication address at the Dunker Bus monument in Boston in the presence of President Trier. Confederate forces abandoned Harege Ferey West Virginia ford Ti. Hayes of Ohio was nominated by the Republican convention on the third ballot for president. A treaty with and Porto Riro was signed.
A jumble of puzzle clues and garbled phrases presents scattered crossword items mentioning animals foods and directions with numerous misspellings and partial entries. Several lines resemble crossword hints and letter play while others seem corrupted by OCR errors.
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