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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1922
Page
4
Governor Davis announces relinquishment of a second term, citing unfinished work and public duty. The move draws surprise and admiration as he prioritizes completing governance over political campaigning in Ohio.
The article describes the United States demand for $240 million from Germany for upkeep of the American navy on the Rhine. It notes Germany accepts the debt, while the key issue is US ability to recover funds, directly or through Allies, amid reluctance from Allies to surrender the money and the complications from the separate peace.
A renowned New York physician known for blunt manner treated a patient with an infected hand. The woman answered in monosyllables, followed instructions flawlessly, and after healing, asked how much she owed. The doctor replied that she owed nothing, calling her the most sensible woman he had seen.
President Cox denounces a mooted strike by workers as unpopular with the public. He notes pay disparities with professors ministers and lawyers and warns that strikes may backfire, ending with a grim remark that striking may not yield gains.
A dour wife vents on her husband’s funeral and her own epitaph. He retorts by noting their long marriage and the line survive. She coldly replies I have survived turning a grim witticism into dark humor about enduring life and death.
A historical list names Elizabeth Hines Doris Kenyon Doris Keane Dorothy Dickson Marion Davies Martha Mansfield Francine Larrimore Vivian Martin Irene Bordoni Annette Bade Cleo Mayfield Lenore Ulric Lillian Lorraine Charlotte Cowl Mae Murray Marilyn Miller Jessie Reed Bird Millman Hazel Dawn Julia Sanderson Margot Kelly Gordon Dooley. A woman’s handbag contents described include tickets keys perfume makeup and various small items.
The United States will participate in Brazil’s international centennial exposition in Rio de Janeiro starting September 7. Eighteen nations join Brazil. Congress has appropriated 1 million dollars for a U.S. exhibit and a five-member commission will arrange the display. A $300,000 permanent U.S. building, later to become the American Embassy, rises on the exhibit site.
A seven P M revival at the McArthur Methodist Church features a large, attentive audience, a women-led choir, and a sermon titled Broken Vows. The event includes prayer, personal work, and a final benediction as youths and elders share in worship. the paper notes strong salesmanship by the speaker and calls for continued attendance.
In McArthur local residents wondered about Gra ham once a regional chief. He is now a university carpenter leading a five man crew that does the work of two. The crowd offered the usual humorous reaction.
Reader can send questions to the Information Bureau Washington D C with full name address two cents for return postage Replies sent direct to inquirer The bureau will not provide legal medical or financial advice or handle domestic disputes
The article notes Mobile Alabama as the City of Five Flags reflecting Spain France Eire Confederacy and US rule. It also credits Dr Weir Mitchell with originating the rest cure treatment and mentions his favorable reception and planned Republican ticket support in Washington.
It is understood Congressman Foster will seek renomination. During his three years in Congress he has been prompt in replies and effective in results. His Meigs County born mother and strong local support help his standing. The President’s friendship benefits the district and his committee work aids agriculture.
A Dayton held fleet of thirty boats escaped low water for New Orleans. John Delamater, physician and Cleve land medical college founder, died in Cleveland born April 17 1787. Cincinnati temperance crusade sparks mass meeting for liquor licenses. Ulysses Grant was hosted in Cincinnati. Fort Recovery gas field first well struck in Mercer County named Mad Anthony.
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