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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
10
Billy and Daisy cope with a confrontation as Button defends against a fierce dog. The dog chases Billy Jr and Billy, who battles back then loses his way while Daisy remains in danger, prompting concern for their safety and a future update on Daisy's fate.
In Wellsburg three marriages dominate the social season as new clubs and sewing circles form. The town buzzes over two Wellsburg brides linked to Randall and Company, while Miss Bates faces gossip amid suspected romance with a Kan city man. A New York inventor proposes a folding gang plank for steam ships.
In Columbus Ohio on June 17 United Press reports railroad dining cars lose crowds as farmers and workers carry box lunches. Restaurants across Ohio also see business shrink as wages and deposits falter while unemployment forces fewer folks to dine out.
In a woodland chorus Jenny Wren and Chippy Sparrow debate why Daddy Woodpecker lacks singing. Mama Woodpecker explains his drumming tells worms’ location and proves work is a finer tune than song. Yellowbird backs her, praising dutiful partnership and contentment in Birdville.
Sunday and Monday zodiac guidance notes Neptune and Luna influence urging spiritual focus and caution in health and work. It warns those born on the date of potential psychic gifts for a child and urges restraint in disputes and with superiors to avoid trouble.
County Farm Agent E R Raymond explains the Farm Bureau effort to standardize wheat varieties. Field mixtures with rye, cockle, cheat, smut lower grade and price. pure lines from Ohio Experimental Station are tested over 10 years. New varieties Gladden Gypsy Trumbull Fultz Portage Poole introduced from Wooster. Portage favored in Athens county. agents seek communities to sow entire acreage this fall with inspectors confirming pure seed.
Reports from Richibucto New Brunswick indicate North Shore lobster fishermen are enjoying unusually large catches as the season progresses. The coastal fishery region sees rising landings and robust fishing activity with boats returning heavy loads.
Illustration shows Pattern 3626 for a three size gown 16 18 and 20 years. An 18 year size needs 8 percent yards of 44 inch material. Fabrics listed include satin serge foulard taffeta linen etamine crepe mo hair gingham pongee. Skirt width with plaits drawn out about 2 percent yards. Pattern mailed to any address on receipt of 12 cents in stamps.
The Post Office Department will add North Platte Nebraska Rock Springs Wyoming and Elko Nevada to its radio market news service on June 20 expanding daily agricultural market reports to livestock meats grain and potatoes. The system already operates from St. Louis Omaha and Washington with Pittsburgh added later. Farmers gain same day market updates aiding price stabilization and distribution through official county agencies and local channels.
One of Ohio’s largest rural meetings is planned at the Ohio Experiment Station on Friday June 24 See Ng of Agriculture Henry Wallace of Washington DC will address farmers on Wheatfield Day. About 700 acres at the station will be opened for demonstrations of wheat varieties and soil fertility tests.
Architect Mills of Nelsonville supervises alterations on the J. R. Sands house on East State Street after its sale to L. Dow Poston. Mr. and Mrs. Sands relocate to Nelsonville. Mrs. Poston and children plan a Michigan summer. Nearby, John Finsterwald buys the Sands-adjacent home and will move in.
O. O. Frappir reports feeling much improved after two boxes of Eatonic, touted as a modern remedy for acid stomach bloating indigestion. The ad claims Eatonic neutralizes acidity aids digestion and restores full strength from meals with a money back guarantee on big boxes.
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