Harvest Message Emphasizes Need for More Laborers
A biblical note quotes Matthew 9 37 about many harvest hands needed and few laborers available highlighting a call to service and outreach.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1927
Page
4
A biblical note quotes Matthew 9 37 about many harvest hands needed and few laborers available highlighting a call to service and outreach.
Lorado Taft told Yale University that America’s early development was driven by humble men for whom beauty was linked to vice and work limited arts. He noted a renaissance as people begin to pause from feverish labor to seek beauty alongside profit.
The Paris police ordered several moving picture theaters to replace the word Boche with Allemand in a new film. The war is over and officials note that old hatreds are fading as France adopts the neutral term for German.
A 1928 budget outlines a massive fortification program in France linking fortresses with railways and air bases. The piece argues such defenses cannot guarantee peace if neighboring leaders repeat past expansionism, warning that another European war would devastate ocean civilization and bankrupt nations.
A reader notes the defense organizations conduct a war game with an army mobilization to repel an imagined enemy fleet. He quips that the scenes of heroes rushing reinforcements and bolstering coast defenses lose their humor if war were real.
The speaker warns that enemy fliers could strike major U S cities from offshore carriers bypassing coast defenses. He envisions bombing and gassing New York San Francisco and Los Angeles then moving inland and crossing borders to be interned for the war’s duration, which he doubts would be long.
A speaker warns that without air defense readiness the nation will face a brief but damaging war if an air attack occurs. The message cautions current unpreparedness and the need for vigilance before any future aggression.
Dearborn on Wednesday Henry Ford proposed a flying machine independent of wind and storms with many engines and repairable onboard. He estimated a 1 million dollar project and noted Edsel and he had discussed it though other tasks take precedence. Eight hundred thousand dollars from Henry and Edsel Ford last week would nearly fund the project for the Woman's Building in Detroit overlooked by Ford.
General Mitchell outlined underway plans for a giant wheeled flier capable of leaping fences and logs with a 20 foot high wheel, while Professor Rumpler announced a plane many times larger than any built to carry many engines and 170 passengers across the Atlantic in sixteen hours, signaling a new era of trans Atlantic flight.
The article notes Mussolini's growing friendly stance toward the church, comparing him to Napoleon who rebuilt the Catholic Church in France for both spiritual and military ends. It argues Mussolini has not moved to create a papal state with temporal power, and mentions the restored wooden cross in the Colosseum marking martyrs' site after the end of temporal power.
George Eastman of Rochester donates 1.5 million dollars to establish a dental clinic in London. The gift underscores friendship between Americans and Britain and links health, digestion, and teeth to overall efficiency.
The Rockefeller Foundation donates 1 500 000 dollars to enable the University of London to obtain a new site. The text extols modern workers, the DOL LARS, who live austere lives and follow orders while Rockefellers deploy such soldiers worldwide for hospitals, disease research, and fever control.
Readers are reminded that even in an era of power and innovation, hot air persists in public debates and promotional rhetoric. The commentary contrasts modern electricity with lingering verbose claims.
An overview of the colon’s role in digestion, the bacteria that acidify feces, and proposed treatments for constipation. It discusses transit times, the non absorption function of the colon, and suggested remedies including enemas, physical exercise, and dietary changes. It also notes historical medical advice from Dr. McCoy in The Athens Messenger.
New York May 20. Hell's Kitchen honors Patrolman Pat Diamond who never fired a gun in a riot era. He patrolled a violent district where a code avoided gunfire, earning praise as times changed and machines and gangs shifted.
Questions cover leukorrhea management with diet and daily douches, orange juice fast with enemas during weight loss, gas linked to laxatives and diet balance, and acne concerns. Answers advise diagnosing catarrh, non mucus forming diet, two douches daily, two enemas while reducing then one, and balancing diet to curb gas and skin issues, plus ongoing health-article reading.
A nineteenth twenties wedding tied Miss Caroline Murphey daughter of Mr and Mrs O B Murphey to F Stanley Crooks at Albany. Other notes include Miss Mary Kaler returning from Vandalia high school work and Cemetery street paving from West Union to the B O tracks beginning. D W Williams U S Consul to Cardiff Wales visited Prof D J Evans.
Prof. T. N. Hoover gave the senior day address to graduates of Ohio University, addressing the class with remarks on their accomplishments and future responsibilities.
Rodney Dutcher recalls the now-deposed figure of the White House Spokesman who spoke for President Coolidge. The piece notes how reporters once questioned the Crawford-like role, then dubbed the Spokesman, and how the title faded as press conferences and direct quotes vanished.
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois, with 47 years practice, condemns harsh cathartics for infants and kids. He offers Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative that promotes natural bowel regularity without a sickening purge.
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