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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1925

Page

8

Fragmentary Puzzle List Touches Many Topics

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Gum Parking Sparks Domestic Dispute in Indianapolis

In Indianapolis a dispute between James Wiseman, 23, and his wife Alberta, 24, escalated over a wad of parked gum. Police say Mrs Wiseman slashed her husband with a razor after an argument about gum storage in the parlor.

Indianapolis James Aviseman Alberta Wiseman

Laughing illness hits Okayama victims in Japan

Several cases of a mysterious laughing malady have been discovered at Okayama. Victims fall into fits of uncontrollable laughter and cannot stop. Doctors investigate the cause while families seek relief, noting the unusual symptom and social effects in the city.

Tokyo Okayama

Unidentified Mala Dy Told Cause in Okayama Medical Study

Dr Okuma of Okayama Medical College links the mala dy to an injury in the outer main nerve channel though no remedy has been found. The passage notes intensified violent antics and loud laughter as the affected individuals tire themselves in demonstration.

Okuma Okayama Medical College

Sunday School Ban On Earl Taylor Acquittal Noted

Bethesda youth’s Sunday school superintendent reports on the acquittal of Earl Taylor who felled David Okey when he misread a gun threat while deputies pursued whiskey runners last summer. The incident occurred as Okey allegedly reached for a weapon and Taylor ordered him to surrender.

Bannock Earl Taylor David Okey Bethesda Methodist Copal Sunday School Okey

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