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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1926
Page
7
Menu items include breakfast with cereal dates toast and milk plus dinner with lamb chops creamed potatoes and peas. The article lists a ring of prunes dessert recipe with prune juice gelatine cream garnish and a sweet potato and nut puff as a protein rich meat substitute.
The National Zoological Park states there is currently only one gorilla in the United States. It spent years at the New York Zoo and has been moved to Jacksonville, Florida.
The text notes public utility power plants produced 65.801 billion kWh in 1925, up 11.5 percent from 1924, with about 4 percent from water power and coal consumption of 23 million tons. It also states the average adult heart rate is about 72 per minute, with ranges 40 to 100, newborns 120 to 140, and possible rises to 200 with exercise.
Ben Doane sold a goat to Dan Armstrong for 2 dollars. Sam Parker bought it for 2.10 and sent it to Evansville stockyards. No market appeared, and Parker later received an 8.82 dollar feed bill for the goat while in Evansville.
In San Angelo Texas George McEntyre reports an eagle has damaged his flock to the point he seeks a deadly solution with the owners of a commercial airplane. The case highlights wildlife damage and potential aviation related response.
P. J. Myer of Dayton was elected president of the Ohio Valley Retail Shoe Dealers association at the close of its Sixteenth convention. Elmer T. Smart of Marion was named vice president.
Augustus Thomas, who nominated Bryan for President in 1908, claims Bryan before his death prepared a constitutional amendment to establish a Christian nation and to legislate against Jews Mo hammedans and free-thinkers in New York on March 4. The report notes the proposed amendment as described by Thomas.
A large red fox was shot and killed on the farm of Winchell Smith the playwright. The incident occurred on the writer’s rural property and reflects a hunting activity in the area.
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