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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
4
The forecast covers June 28 to July 3 for the Ohio Valley and Tennessee with showers early in the week and generally fair weather later, along with normal temperatures. A health note promotes Chamberlain's Liniment to relieve chronic or muscular rheumatism by rubbing the affected parts.
A cautious adviser urges Democrats to oppose the Republican platform, arguing for labor influence via arbitration and labor representation. It outlines goals including constitutional government, economy, executive budget, department reorganizations, farmer relief, and enforceable anti monopoly laws alongside naturalization and workers compensation scope.
The Boston Post questions the ease of beating the Republican ticket at Chicago. The New York Evening Sun praises Harding and Coolidge for courage and honor, noting broad party support. The San Francisco Chronicle emphasizes the need to win the largest electoral and popular vote for Warren G Harding, despite California’s varied outlook.
A returning US soldier avoids inland travel and jokes that lemons cure seasickness after surviving wartime service. He meets a Hoboken Red Cross crowd and responds to a pressure to reveal experiences with simple humor. The Home Sector.
Columbus reports completion of interchurch surveys in Ohio and plans to implement county level programs. Meigs county proposes assigning 12 pastorless towns to denominations with ministerial salaries, parsonages, and repair of church facilities. Interchurch houses and denominational boards will approve steps to reduce competition and expand facilities.
Latrobe Harvey Curtis and family visited C. E. Keller. Mrs. D. F. Morrison of Stewart stayed with T. E. Fitch. Clifford Bean and Harold Webster visited Athens and Torch residents. Shanks family visited Lefty Russell in Torch. Mrs. Eva Smith visited her mother Mrs. Dilly in this town. Mrs. T. E. Fitch returned from Cincinnati hospital. Clifford Bean and son joined Isaac Webster at Torch. Sara and Helen Shanks stayed with T. partygoers from the area attended Earl Clark’s gathering in Ireland. Mrs. F. D. Shanks and Mrs. Chevalier visited Millard Frost in Belpre.
A European design BXS gas meter operates using electric current for areas with large gas consumption.
The Ohio Republican convention opens in Memorial hall with 957 delegates and an equal number of alternates. N. H. Fairbanks to order proceedings. district caucuses will select presidential electors and convention officers. Senator Watson and Arthur Garford headline events as the platform and keynote are set for midweek. Want higher wages for policemen and firemen noted.
Ohio delegates arrived in San Francisco with two brass bands and red Cox pennants. The Gem City Democratic Club of Dayton led a green Norfolk outfit as they marched along Market Street toward headquarters at the St. Francis Hotel.
Akron announcers say Akron-Cleveland dirigible flights will inaugurate July 2 to 7 during the Cleveland area show. The blimp will offer special flights to demonstrate aerial navigability with Hon Kyatt as pilot.
An old advertisement claims skin irritations stem from a blood disorder caused by germs. It promotes S.S.S. as a universal blood cleanser and offers free medical advice from Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.
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