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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1928
Page
10
The investigation into Skeel's death intensifies as authorities inspect suspects including Mannix, Cleaver, and Spotswoode. A hidden stash and a missing chisel offer little help while Doctor Lindquist suffers a stroke and is removed from inquiry. The Canary case links to Miss Odell's circle as officers pursue a tied motive.
The puzzle notes a moral that if you have coin you should put it to work. It hints that par is four and better scores may be possible. A solution is promised in tomorrow’s row.
The text explains letter golf by changing one letter at a time to reach a new word. It requires valid dictionary words for each step, preserves letter order, and gives an example from COW to HEN in three strokes ending with LOVE LIFE WIFE.
A $500 damage suit was filed by Mr and Mrs Hoover on behalf of their 2 year old daughter Jean alleging shock from blasting during sewer work by Fort Miami sewer builders in Toledo on February 29.
Henry II Young manager of the United Loan offices Columbus was badly hurt and his wife suffered a fractured rib when their car collided with another vehicle and plunged into a ditch.
Radio listings show WEAF in New York with orchestras and organists from Cleveland Cincinnati and Newark, plus WEAP and WCX WJIR in Detroit and Chicago offering dinner music and dance programs. Highlights include Jean Nocturne, the Harmonical Orchestra, and the Lions of Wagebonds providing varied musical broadcasts.
Secretary Kellogg voiced hope France would join the United States and other powers in a clear renunciation of war. He said the exact wording is unimportant as long as it plainly shows a commitment to abolish war among nations, urging no reservations or qualifiers.
Bremen officials previously held in contempt of the Supreme Court paid a $6,300 damages claim to avoid jail. The council had been sentenced for failing to pay a judgment awarded to the estate of Sarah H. Turner, which would be withdrawn if the amount was settled.
Nine year old Eugene Berry of Toledo dies from injuries after a truck strikes him. The incident occurred in Toledo and is reported by U.P. authorities.
Fragmentary text discusses weight loss and a product claim. Mentions Biomecks or tea related marketing and unclear benefits. No verifiable events, persons, or organizations are clearly identified.
Permission granted for the Volunteers of America to hold their annual Heart tag day in Athens on Saturday. Civic and religious leaders including Mayor A. M. Moore and Revs M. E. Chatley A. Y. Wilcox will sponsor the event, with Mrs. Thor Olson managing headquarters and finances at the city building. The organization reports aid to prisoners and destitute families for over thirty years and cites a past radio statement about saving more than 170,000 children for future citizenship.
Columbus Ohio February 29 The Supreme Court refused to grant a temporary injunction stopping the industrial commission from continuing to assess premiums to the workmen's compensation fund as before.
A 350,000 member United Mine Workers walkout is threatened for April 1 in twelve states including Illinois Indiana Iowa Oklahoma Missouri Kansas Wyoming Washington Montana Texas Ohio and Northern West Virginia. Some operators there are under temporary wage agreements as negotiations have failed. In Nicaragua four U S marines were killed and nine injured when Sandino rebels ambushed a pack train at Daraile Monday.
In Schenectady New York on February 29 Col Charlies A Lindbergh piloting a Ryan cabin monoplane experienced slight damage during takeoff from Curtiss Field. He landed at the local airport shortly before noon, keeping the incident low key.
A vintage advertisement touts Midol as perfectly safe and swift, claiming five to seven minutes to relieve menstrual pain without affecting normal cycles. It urges purchase in a trim aluminum case for fifty cents at any drugstore.
Fragmentary text discusses abnormal body conditions and mentions thousands freed from blemishes. The content reads as a promotional or explanatory fragment about skin cures and a remedy labeled 8.8.8. The passage lacks coherent context, participants, or clear events to anchor a precise summary.
John T. Porea of Indiana Harbor Indiana filed suit in common pleas court asking for a restraining order against Rudi Nan of Campbell. The action seeks to block Nan from performing duties and powers as president of the League of Romanian societies.
In Athens many Albanians ignore the new anti polygamy statute as authorities struggle to enforce the measure. The report notes widespread noncompliance and ongoing tension over the law’s implementation.
A vintage advertisement recounts Dr Caldwell’s 1875 practice and the 1892 Syrup Pepsin as a safe gentle liquid laxative for all ages. It boasts worldwide sales, health benefits for headaches and indigestion, and offers a free sample by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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