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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1920

Page

4

Questions and Answers from Rochester Indiana Advice Column

An advice column from Rochester Indiana offers readers tips on health with Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and explains age related troubles. It includes a Q&A on weather, George Washington, Indian Summer origins, removing black walnut stains, fern growth, belt slip issues, and general household queries.

Rochester Ind Lydia Pinkham Mrs. Baney Tima Erry John Washington George Washington England Department of Agriculture

Sam Gompers Fails to Deliver in Elections Landslide for Cummins and Allies

The New York Herald notes Sam Gompers threatened vast labor votes to tilt elections in Iowa Kansas New York and Maine but Cummins wins reelection while Governor Alien Cox and local Democrats overperform or hold strong with women voters and the party keeps a robust showing amid Gompers rhetoric.

Sam Gompers American Federation Labor Iowa Senator Cummins United States Cumming Hhe Cummins Kansas Governor Alien New York Cox Newgtone Democratic Party Littlefield O Maine New York Herald

Certainty Returns After Turmoil Amid National Reactions

Reports note a shift from upheaval toward calm as the nation considers the outcome. Analysts say dire prophecies about new power fades. the public remains hopeful yet cautious about the path forward.

America Settom

Narrow escape as car plunges from viaduct

After dinner stories, a small car turned a corner and sped onto a viaduct then plunged into the street below. The driver dangled on the railing before scrambling to safety as onlookers cried out in shock and disbelief.

Jimpson Junction

Wart Removal Sparks Outburst From Juvenile Inmate

The juvenile detainee Tom Brown, after admission to the juvenile home, endures a bath, clothing change, hair cut, adenoids removal, and wart treatment. He reacts with disbelief saying, Don't you let a fellow keep anything here.

Tom Brown Tom

Doctor Seeks Quiet Care as Family Delights in Kittens

A doctor advises keeping the father calm to avoid excitement while a playful line notes the family has six kittens. The exchange highlights domestic humor and a lighthearted caregiving scene in a home.

Irishman visits jail for birthday wish

An Irishman asked to see a prisoner due for execution. The governor refused noting the day’s end, but the man replied that he came to wish the inmate many happy returns on his birthday.

Sorr Pat

Fragmented advisory quips mix satire and speculation

A string of short, biting lines critiques media tactics and social trends. Observations touch on publishing leads to suspecting suspects, aviation weddings, weighty fashion claims, poverty fear, Mexican policy, Villa retirements, bumper crops and election pressures. The tone is pithy and opinionated.

Why West Leads In Farm Growth And Why East Falls Behind

The article examines farm trends showing a 10 to 16 year rise in farm count is uneven. It cites high land prices and capital barriers as reasons for stagnation in the East and notes westward land access through state and federal reclamation programs. It highlights North Dakota Minnesota and Montana as leaders in farm growth with Minnesota and North Dakota showing gains under farm movements.

Frederic J. Meakin Washington, D. C Farma Mt Céfsus Middle Atlantic Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Idaho Minnesota Montana Nevada North Dakota Oregon Utah Washington Wisconsin Oming New Mexico Florida Georgia Kento Louisiana Oklahoma New England Middle West America South Northeast Northwest Northwestern States

Aida staged in new style at ton theatre

New York report describes a fresh rendition of Aida at the ton theatre last night ending with the promoter settling ticket stubs today. The mock court scene featured a king with mounted whiskers and a rent‑due queen amid a tense crowd demanding the show, as police cleared the outside area.

New York Aida Ton Theatre King of Memphis Fortisefgao Pianiasimo Andante Mike Onansta Wien Con Muy Furioso Paprika

Riots Over the Election Count Reported Today

Reports from Jackson county said riotous gatherings stormed election canvassing and the canvass of Tuesday's returns was suspended. Governor Bickett ordered deputized deputies to preserve order and prepared Waynes militia for movement to safeguard election officials.

Raleigh N. C Jackson Bickett Jackson County Waynes

Value ofaffection suit over employer wife

New York reports Mrs. Alice Dorn, wife of a chauffeur, claims $250000 for loss of her husband’s affections in a suit against Mrs. Rose Weiland. She alleges her spouse worked for hardware magnate Charles Weiland and spent other days with Mrs. Weiland in an apartment. The couple, married 1911, have three children.

New York Alice Dorn Rose Weiland Charles Weiland Weiland Dorns Chhildren

Boarder Shoots Landlady in Akron Home

Mrs. Clara Loomis, 45, is in serious condition at her Hudson area home from a bullet wound to the forehead inflicted by Hoten Royer, a boarder. Police say Royer grew angry when Loomis and her sister refused to let him accompany them to Hudson. Royer has prior penitentiary time for extreme cruelty to his wife.

Boarder Akron Clara Loomis Hudson Hoten Royer Loomis Royer

Ohio Governor names delegates to National Guard conference

Governor Cox designated Adjutant General Roy E. Layton and Major John Volka of the fourth Ohio infantry to represent Ohio at the regional conference on National Guard reorganization. The meeting will be held at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis starting next Monday.

Columbus Cox Roy E. Layton John (. Volka Fourth Ohio Infantry Ohio National Guard Fifth Co Fort Benjamin Harrigan

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