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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
4
Fragmentary report from Elyria Medina area notes a canine related matter involving youths and a divorce case. It mentions a club, a Kippe company, and alleged assistance to parents. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the piece centers on a community event and a canine act tied to local people.
A fractured report notes confusion as a driver describes entering a garage after a gas issue. Authorities investigate the chaotic scene and identify no serious injuries. The incident highlights apparent miscommunication and safety concerns at the roadside site.
Subscription prices listed by carrier and duration for the Athens Messenger. Rates cover weekly six months and yearly mail subscriptions, with separate Ohio and outside Ohio pricing. All mail subscriptions payable in advance and subject to expiration. Advertising rates available. obituary and bank card notices incur a nominal fee. National reps listed in New York and Chicago offices.
American garden output last year topped a billion dollars with orchards adding half a billion. Onions, cucumbers, cabbage, melons, and tomatoes contributed major sums, while sweet and Irish potatoes reached hundreds of millions. The piece then shifts to a light anecdote about sophomore hair trends, questioning what is considered fashionable and why, before concluding with uncertainty about its significance.
A freight train tale unfolds as the conductor tries to eject a tramp seen aboard. The brakeman fails when the tramp is revealed to be his cousin, and the conductor then discovers the same about another cousin. A Touraine morning coffee complaint follows, with the waiter admitting a cocoa-like taste.
Europe shows signs of recovery as the Genoa conference yields an eight month military truce and Germany signs a Poland Germany Upper Silesia settlement. Reparations period advances with no French seizure of the Ruhr and a more hopeful stance from major powers.
A report notes Germany expects to pay and France too, with American investors, led by J. P. Morgan, arranging loans likely from the United States. If funds back European business, it could ease strife and be profitable. A man gives $50,000 to a college sight unseen. curiosity about ambassadors in court dress is noted. Henry Ford supposedly invents a new flour with pancake jokes.
Out of 25 Vassar girls, bearers of the daisy chain and their marshal, selected to lead a public event. The short excerpt hints at a campus procession with designated participants and ceremonial roles. Further details remain unread.
Washington June 16 Secretary Mellon proposes a railroad holiday of five years or more to lift government regulation and spur rate cuts through competition. Supporters say prices would fall and service improve, while critics warn against loss of public oversight and argue for tighter controls rather than withdrawal.
Athens Day by Day by the Messenger Watch Dog columns describes a crowded Columbus scene with passing references to journalists, politicians, and locals. It captures city life with vivid vignettes from High street, the Dispatch building, and the Deshler while musing on figures like Chauncey mayor, Professor Grones, and editor Arthur Johnson. The piece blends humor, observation, and casual gossip about summer crowds, shops, and social tempests.
In Belfast on June 19 authorities including police and soldiers tightened control as threats of murder reprisals rose. A fresh wave of arson worsened the volatile situation, with streets that have long been flashpoints now under military supervision.
A public notice describes an information bureau service. Readers may send questions with full name address and two cents in stamps for reply postage. The bureau will provide information but not legal medical or financial advice or settlement of domestic matters.
A Senate and House resolution expresses that the United States favors the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people, while maintaining that civil and religious rights of non Jewish communities shall not be prejudiced. The measure was referred to the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
In a quiz style excerpt questions cover who made the fade away ball famous Christy Matthewson and Gandhi being imprisoned in Alamabad India. Other facts note post office investments totaling 325 million dollars and statements about drowning myths and grass varieties.
Cleveland hosts the annual Ohio women s golf event opening today as players from multiple clubs compete for the title amid初 warm conditions and field depth.
The tournament began this morning at the Shaker Heights course with nearly 100 contestants entered. Top players gathered as organizers anticipated a competitive field and strong early rounds.
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