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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1922
Page
8
A testimonial from Mia Mertz of Kutztown Pennsylvania praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for helping achieve a healthy baby and walking at eleven months. The notice claims many childlessness cases are curable and urges trials based on women’s recommendations and claimed success stories.
The saying suggests pride in minor tasks warns of overconfidence leading to a larger fall. It implies restraint and humility, cautioning that boasting about small successes can backfire when facing bigger challenges.
Miss Jones leads a field trip as baskets are loaded and children board a goat drawn wagon for a day at the amphitheatre. Sambo drives with Harriet Dodge riding, amid cheerful farewells and a playful goat surprise.
A narration reveals a tense moment as Doris escapes a hall in a taxi with Alec and Ted. Doris seeks solace from Ted while Alec feels humiliated by her choice, highlighting an unraveling love triangle and disgrace.
The narrator recalls a tense moment as an audience watched. a companion, Ted, offers soothing words while the speaker recovers from a hysterical fit and returns to the hotel.
In a dim taxi, a woman confesses shame over a nontraditional marriage to Alec and Ted. Ted reassures her with gentle warmth while Alec treats the situation with chilling control. The scene ends with Alec asserting custody and promising proper care for her.
A fragmented, chatty column covers a mix of domestic scenes, an apology and tea invitation, a hotel lobby encounter, and family announcements. It notes Mr and Mrs John Lamb welcoming a new son in Portsmouth, Mrs B F Reynolds and Frances visiting Cincinnati and Covington, and local residents visiting McArthur. It mentions a penny found in Harrison township dated 1858, mumps in school grades, and bids by Walker and Driscoll of Columbus to repair the schoolhouse surface with FE L Burns planning Columbus travel.
Roderick Farley admitted helping burglarize W. E. Cottrill store at Radcliffe. He implicated Henry Irwin, who he says broke a window, entered the shop, and distributed the stolen goods.
Mme Lieuboff Mourermsky announces plans to file bigamy charges against Anastase Andre itech Vonsiatsky. The young Pole wed Mrs Marion Ream Stephens in New York last year while authorities say he was already married in Yalta Cathedral Crimea months earlier.
Prohibition Commissioner Roy A. Haynes is a patient at Dr. Howard A. Kelly's hospital in Baltimore where he underwent a minor operation. He is described as recovering rapidly.
The Athens Chamber of Commerce hall is used by county tax assessors to review personal tax returns filed by May 1. Assessors from each district verify returns and seek false or omitted entries for county audit. Rural districts show declines from depreciation and non taxable securities investments, with Ames township likely $20,000 lower than last year.
A. W. Keirns, township assessor, says the year's returns will likely total about $130,000, about $60,000 less than the previous year. He notes figures are supplied by the assessor and reflect local revenue estimates.
London reports that the shipyard workers strike was called off this afternoon per a Central News Agency dispatch.
Chronology notes major milestones from 1859 to 1899 including the second State Constitutional convention in Columbus 1859 and 1862 Western Unitarian Conference in Cincinnati and 1881 Kate Claxton’s 200th performance in Dayton and 1898 the mustering of the First Ohio Volunteer Infantry for the Spanish American War and 1899 death of former Congressman Early F Poppleton born Sept 29 1834 in Richland County Delaware Ohio.
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