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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1930
Page
8
A chaotic extract mixes mistrial chatter and social notices. The text includes tenants and visitors at homes, wedding-like tempers, and a courtroom exchange about a witness and alleged actions. interwoven are social calls and local arrivals around a community gathering.
A fragmented radio schedule alludes to multiple stations WEAF WIAM WOR and others with mentions of orchestras such as Orpheus and the Vienna Echoes. The text references concerts operas broadcasts and weather forecasts with times and program names amid garbled lines.
A busy week with relatives visiting in Syracuse and Midieport. Notables include Mr and Mrs Mex Roller, Rev Cassady starting evangelistic work at Rock Springs, and a Civil War veteran turning eighty six. Ohio University students Maxine Lewis and Helen Williams visited the area.
Box Scouts sponsored Thursday night meeting in the American Legion room New Lexington. second of six planned this year. Adults earning four meetings receive diplomas. Attendees from New Straitsville included Ernest Parteon district scoutmaster O B Tracht scoutmaster Howard Fourg Mrs Tracht Blanche Price Rev Hart Richard Meredith Dwight Newman Robert Essex Roneid Essex and others from Shawnee Newark Lexington Crookesville Junction City and Somerset.
A testimonial touts Orange Brand Tonic as a cure for rheumatism and neuritis. The ad claims past users found relief after using six bottles and gold nuggets, praising restored appetite and sleep. It cites Lash Drug Store as a local retailer and promotes the tonic as a nationally famous remedy.
An unclear clipping notes CBS and ABC listings on March 13 with mentions of prices and Colstel Powell. Exact items and context are unreadable but indicate telecast or schedule notes on page 14.
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