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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
4
Washington reports the sugar tariff as the pivotal fight, with President Hoover seen opposing a tariff boost. The administration backs farm relief amid a looming $500 million measure, while Cuban sugar interests lead the tariff push, backed by beverages, Cuba's government, and various U.S. groups.
Dr. Frank McCoy answers reader questions on meat in diet and balanced nutrition. He traces his journey from vegetarian to a scientifically based plan, cautions against absolute beliefs, and notes that one fourth to one half pound of meat daily can fit a healthy diet along with other proteins.
A compact quotation features biblical and literary lines about love from Solomon and Hawthorne. It asserts love's power over wealth and courage, praising those who fight for affection in life and in contests.
Lieutenant C. B. Momsen and Lieutenant Commander P. R. Donbar return to test safety devices for escape from a submarine at 300 feet. The piece praises their bravery and questions war’s waste, noting the ironies of using a weapon of death for safety.
Unseasonable rain and cold cripple livelihoods as building, farming, and retail falter. Reports show rising prices for fruit and vegetables, higher canner costs, and widespread discomfort. Still, officials predict a warm stretch by commencements to lift spirits and sales.
Hillside residents hear planes over head as air travel spreads beyond major regions. In Ohio the Plains near Athens offer the only viable landing site while local maps and familiarity lag behind broader midwest buzz about airports and privately owned aircraft.
Gilbert Swan surveys rapid urban transformation in Manhattan noting new hotels banks and offices replacing old landmarks. He recalls a barber shop on the upper floors of the New York Central building with a museum of barber history and warns patrons no talking during shaves.
A vehicle enters the market with a price that undercuts all comparable models currently available, signaling a sharp value advantage for buyers seeking budget options. The sharply reduced price aims to attract buyers and stimulate demand in a competitive market segment. The deal emphasizes affordability and potential long term savings for purchasers.
The firms consider a joint plan to distribute automobile tires through Sears Roebuck with service support. They note that selling a large volume, potentially a million tires annually at a favorable price, would boost service quickly and position them among the leading tire concerns worldwide.
Fragmentary report recalls Elisa Valerio, a young Italian girl described as an alleged stowaway on the liner Presidente 4 TSO. Authorities say such acts disrupt pride in government and note potential deportation for the child and her mother. The piece hints Elisa may be descended from Christopher.
The piece suggests a moving picture or vaudeville house might provide guarantees to keep a young mother and her baby in the United States. It notes the need for mothers like hers and compares her to historical figures, implying a broad appeal for supportive immigration or employment pathways.
A brief note highlights Germany’s rising prosperity possibly lifting economies across Europe. Analysts predict stronger demand, currency stability, and growth momentum, with expectations of spillover effects to neighboring nations and markets.
President Hoover asserts the Supreme Court decision overturning Interstate Commerce Commission findings hostile to railroad values will not lead to higher railroad rates. He contends the ruling supports railroad interests and maintains rate stability despite the ICC findings.
The decision would let railroads retain a larger share of earnings, aligning with railroad aims and signaling reduced relief for workers.
Mr. Ashton, head of the American Railway Association, denounces global carelessness as the cause of vast economic losses and compares it to the heavy human cost endured annually.
President Hoover’s commission on prosperity outlines vast resources and suggests Americans have barely scratched the surface of wealth. As an efficiency engineer Hoover may propose ways to cut waste and improve output.
The speaker notes the large sums sent to Europe totaling ten billion and claims similar amounts are wasted each year. It argues for scrutiny of foreign aid and budget priorities. The tone is critical and opinionated.
A compact note on usage and pronunciation highlights the word allude meaning to refer indirectly. It shows example usage and contrasts common misstatements and misspellings to aid vocabulary growth.
Elisa Valerio, age unspecified, was identified in county records as part of a smuggling case. Authorities note the incident involved cross border movement and ongoing investigations with potential charges pending.
PATUS REPORTS that representatives of the Alps have agreed in a letter to Schacht, head of the Fehigan Geht Ouipmiubions, Muari, accepting some German offers related to the debt settlement. The settlement will be made soon, followed by a major development.
Mrs F P asks about the pituitary gland function and its impact on individuals. It governs hormones that regulate growth reproduction and metabolism and acts via the brain to control other glands. Symptoms of disturbance include growth changes fatigue weight gain or loss mood and reproductive issues. A normal or abnormal gland can cause broad systemic effects depending on hormone balance.
A compilation of brief questions and answers on topics from cleaning zinc covers and apple tree superstitions to sheep branding, Maine’s “Down East” nickname, Bible spelling, goldfish breeding, Staunton pronunciation, theater rankings, quick time steps, and preferred stock origins.
Delaware defeated Ohio 3 to 0 in a baseball game with Wesleyan supporting Delaware’s win. The Grand Theater presents the Talking Picture Show for its final night. Milk sales in Athens County reach 182 985 gallons for family use this year. Scout activities and community dinners are noted with local figures involved in plans and honors.
Dan James led the high scores in the last Athens Gun Club shoot. Members are preparing for an upcoming tournament at the club, with emphasis on practice and participation.
Thor Olson refuses an unspecified offer marking a decade since the event began. Details remain unclear as readers await further confirmation about his decision and the parties involved.
Readable clues mention vertical and horizontal entries about commonplace poems letters notes and herbs. The fragment lists questions on music notes relatives animals and historical references with partial names and scrambled strings.
Chaplain M L oP Mactane of the 147th Regiment is seen in many places during a white visiting here. The chaplain, prominent in France, formerly led the Athens Priest Christian Church.
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