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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1927
Page
4
The piece contrasts anti gas warfare cautions with optimism on progress. It cites Ang ie Michelin warning Paris danger and urges a broad ironbound treaty plus deterrence. It also argues modern tech eases life and future generations should enjoy further progress and avoid nostalgia.
A veteran reflects on aging and progress noting that age brings wisdom but not despair. The piece contrasts old fears with modern comforts, defends contemporary life, and humorously critiques sensational views on aging and hypnotism. It ends with a grim pun about college life.
Disturbing news from Japan follows an earthquake and tsunami with thousands killed. The piece notes a deepest hole in the Pacific at Japan’s doorstep and land subsidence triggering quakes and waves, while offering stark views of pacifist politics and historical violence toward Chinese.
A brief item notes a Fascist poster depicting a dove of peace nesting in a raised sabre with a caption about peace nests being safe. The piece comments that if one does not want fighting, be ready to fight, and mentions an assertion that no one slapped Jack Sey’s face.
At St Augustine the future president told the writer that the second richest man in the world should be his secretary of the treasury and Mellon confirmed the idea, saying such a man should know money and be a good guardian of Uncle Sam’s cash.
Washington, D C reports Clark W Hetherington of New York University argues playgrounds equal or exceed school buildings in importance. He outlines a scientific method to size playgrounds, citing 10 acres for a 500 pupil elementary and 20 acres for a 600 pupil high school, plus the need for adult leadership and supervision to organize diverse play activities.
In a March report from New York the Ballet Mechanique by George Antheil faces possible immigration block on grounds of moral turpitude. The piece features eleven mechanical pianos eight xylophones four bass drums and airplane propellers creating a thunderous urban echo.
An ad touts Dax, a liquid foot medicine, claiming relief from burning, aching, sweating and odor in minutes. It urges readers to buy at Cline's Pharmacy or any druggist with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
A feature catalogues sketches by Krotsen with arrangement by Dr. William Gilroy. The piece highlights artistic works and the collaborative presentation, implying a curated exhibit or publication.
J. D. Brown was reappointed trustee of the Athens county children's home for four years, succeeding himself after twenty years of service. Two cannons to guard the college monument were obtained by General C. H. Grosvenor. A primary election law movement in Ohio was gaining support after its recent organization.
The class in Argumentation at the university prepared a debate on the topic Resolved that the present tendency toward centralization of power in the federal government is a menace to the republic. The event showcases student discussion on constitutional balance and federal authority.
A cyclone in Newcastle Indiana left twenty dead and about 150 injured. It destroyed 500 homes and caused damages exceeding 1 million dollars. Athens State Hospital workers won a wage increase after a recent vote. Chicago fashion convention announced 6 to 8 inch skirt lengths for women.
A circulated story claimed Governor Hiram Johnson would resign the U.S. Senate to remain California’s governor. Reports rapid spread nationwide as officials denied the rumor and urged caution about unchecked gossip.
The article notes Senator Oscar Underwood of Alabama ends his long service with the 69th Congress and describes his unconventional habit of facing the chamber with his back to the chair. It contrasts others like Copeland, Caraway, Heflin, and King in how they deliver speeches and move about the Senate.
Monticello physician W B Caldwell with 47 years practice promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle non griping laxative for all ages. It claims to establish natural bowel regularity without harsh purges and invites readers to request a free sample bottle.
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