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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1922
Page
4
A golfer describes a one handed left handed putting grip aimed at a true pendulum stroke. The writer claims improved accuracy from ten to fifteen foot lies and explains addressing the ball, stance, and tempo for consistent rolls.
Publishea every Weekday evening by The Athens Messenger Herald Printing Co. First Floor Messenger Building Athens, Ohio. Public notice informs readers of regular weekday publishing schedule and office location in Athens.
A columnist riffs on the so called Flapper era, arguing the Flapper as imagined by reformers never existed. He asserts the real Flapper appears in old family photos and muses on fashion, waistlines, and morals while praising modern American girls and urging readers to ignore rumors and unsigned letters. He closes with a humorous note about a red car and a missing catfish.
Advertising rates available on application at Home or Foreign offices with a nominal charge for obituary cards of thanks and ets. National Advertising Representatives: Robert KE Ward Inc located at 501 Fifth Ave New York City and 8 South Wabageh Avenue Chicago.
A 10 percent freight rate cut rallies railroad shares as investors and the public expect increased traffic and stronger profits. Analysts note 1920 rates were excessive and overcorrected, suggesting rails can weather the deflation while other industries already endure harsher cuts. The column wanders through humor, opera resignations, and a rustic sale listing, ending with a want ad for a Guernsey cow and assorted household gear.
The American Bankers Association calls for a stronger link with Europe through an American representative on the reparation commission. It argues the United States, creditor of about 15 billion dollars, has a vital stake in European payments and in the broader economic fallout. The appeal reflects wide public ownership of the debt via Liberty Bonds taxes and purchases, not just bankers’ interests.
A quirky note cites prophets predicting extreme heat and mentions a hypothetical clash between a theatre, a ticket scalper, and a taxi driver. It also notes a cable report claiming Americans will build a giant hotel in Paris, while acknowledging many such hotels already exist.
Washington May 24 The coal strike nears its eighth week with little impact on daily life due to low seasonal demand ample reserves and minimal clashes. Public sentiment and potential government action hinge on worsened shortages or hunger among miners and families, as rail and other sectors face spillover effects.
A classroom scene shows a sharp inspector quizzing Jimmie on plurals after a tense moment. In a village tale an Irishwoman tries to gift newborn kittens with religious labels, prompting laughs from local clergy about their “eyes opened.”
On her hundredth birthday Mrs. Adams tells the vicar the source of her longevity is simple: victuals. The exchange reveals a plain, humorous answer as the village notes mark the milestone.
Roger W Babson notes the market's long swing appears favorable for both bonds and stocks as low money rates loom for years. He cites favorable indicators despite circulating rumors about steel mergers and market volatility.
Readers may send questions to The Athens Messenger Information Bureau Frederic J Haskin Director Washington DC The bureau provides information not advice on legal medical or financial matters It does not settle domestic troubles or perform research Include full name address and two cents for return postage Replies are mailed to the inquirer
Preliminary estimates peg the expense to scrap the fleet at 79 million dollars under the treaty, with salvage value from destroyed vessels not yet calculated. The figure is not final and reflects initial calculations only.
Several churches will hold special Memorial Day sermons tomorrow. Attend to hear familiar messages and tradition, and possibly rekindle past churchgoing habits.
A brief note invites readers to phone their want ads on Monday, promising prompt assistance. The advisory emphasizes convenience and ease of placing advertisements through a single call.
The article notes Mackintosh's waterproof textiles linked to india rubber garments. It describes the waste materials trade with a directory of over 25 000 firms handling wastes or using them as inputs. about 1 200 dealers operate abroad, trading domestic waste and buying American refuse. It also defines social wasps as colony dwellers and paper makers with large nests housing many individuals.
Logan Kiwanis unit joined the district gathering in Zanesville under heavy rain. The parade and banquet at memorial hall featured vaudeville acts and district speeches. On the return trip A J Shercliffe’s car stopped to aid three wreck victims and convey them to Hebron for medical care.
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