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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
7
A fragmented line from an OCR page mentions a launch or motion cue with unclear wording. The readable bits point to a possibly playful or typographical headline about a performance or event at a place called Dros with timing around nine. The rest of the text is too garbled to confirm specifics.
A fragmented reminiscence describes a father dancing with joy as a woman notes fabric types from wool to silk and cotton, mentioning wealth or abundance with unclear context and a final number 16.
Ulster leaders debate a semi independent government with Ulster as capital seeking a figure to replace Carson. Sir James Craig is seen as architect and builder for the future while religion and southern Irish sentiment influence prospects and schooling remains a local issue.
Edgar G. Alcorn, president of the American School of Banking in Columbus Ohio, is in Athens to meet men and women who wish to pursue Banking as a profession. Banks need both men and women, with opportunities for training and advancement.
An advertorial style note touts Pepto Mangan as a red blood builder for adults. It claims a healthy adult contains about fourteen pounds of blood and suggests slight weight loss signals blood deficiency. The piece markets tablets and tonics as energy boosters and wealth-building products.
In Cincinnati on March 9 Billy Sunday attacked modern dancing and what he called “sensual” society girls, saying revival draws crowds while police had to rescue him from mobs as he warned of disorder at dances and moral decline in town.
Wales news brief reports a March 10 note about tax payments or related duties with minimal details and unclear entities.
Michael Bulka of Chicago has invented a remarkable astronomical clock featuring a glass dome with miniature sun earth and moon. The sun remains fixed while the earth spins and the moon orbits, reproducing celestial motions and eclipses for educational display.
An advertisement touts Milks Emulsion as a restorative for chronic stomach and bowel ailments. It claims to rebuild the body, support digestion, and resist disease, urging readers to try six bottles with a money back guarantee. Sold by Cline Athens and Pharmacy in Terre Haute via The Milke Emulsion Co.
Fragmentary note reports John Barleycorn and related terms tied to Japan dated March 10. The garbled text lacks clear facts, names, places, or events to support a complete news item.
A garbled OCR fragment presents nonsensical health tips about flushing kidneys and soothing the stomach with a hot cup. It mentions an ewe and references a range of unrelated phrases without coherent context or identifiable sources.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a report involving a killing inquiry and a suspect named Bonn Tae. Details are unreadable, but the item appears to note changes or charges connected to a wine maker.
Diplomatic circles in Washington express regret over Crown Prince Hirohito of Japan deciding to come to the United States. The move follows long negotiations amid tensions between the two nations and is viewed by admirers as a step toward easing frictions. The announcement marks a significant gesture in postwar diplomacy.
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