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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1927
Page
4
The text lists an address in New York for a Representative and another at 5 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago. The fragment names Robert E and provides two city and street locations without further context or actions.
A devotional note emphasizes that giving is more blessed than receiving and that a giving hand, even if imperfect, earns praise, echoing Acts 20 35 and Shakespeare style in a reflective daily message.
Athens county election board says prompt precinct returns are required and will lead to removal from duty if ignored. After last year’s swift tally, nearly all 94 precincts reported quickly on Tuesday night. Officials vow tighter discipline to ensure timely, complete results across the county.
The Athens Messenger praises Williams and his daily Out Our Way cartoons. The artist, under contract for years, draws cowboys, machine shop scenes, and a boyhood vibe that appeals to families. Readers recall why safety pins and chuckles followed his work.
The piece argues southern regions such as Florida California and the Gulf states have reformed after real estate booms and now offer affordable living for ordinary people. It notes the lure of warmer winters and the return to normal conditions for seasonal visitors and potential residents.
The article notes crowds at Union Depot in Jacksonville as people migrate south for sunlight and lower costs. It contrasts middle aged and younger generations with older, working people and observes seasonal movement driven by weather and necessity.
The piece notes Kossuth’s statue unveiling in Budapest with 100,000 Hungarians paying tribute to a man who fought Russia and Hungary for freedom, was jailed in Turkey, and later came to the United States thanking America for release. It contrasts juror protection and democracy with corruption fears in trials.
The piece reflects on Russia’s Bolshevik regime at ten years since 1917, arguing that the working man’s government has been ruled by a small group of educated men who decide how the workers should vote.
A historic reflection notes 141 years since the nation proclaimed governance by the people. It argues the public has long faced hand picked leaders and that power has moved from physical strength to strategic cunning.
In New York at Calvary Baptist Church Dr Straton claims faith healing by prayer and anointing with oil cured a paralyzed woman, a 14 year old with muscle bound feet, and a limping 15 year old. He credits the Lord for healing and comforts the young girl awaiting further cure.
Dr McCoy links snoring to nasal inflammation and catarrh improved by proper diet. A reader asks about Roquefort cheese origin and its dairy process. A third query explains saliva origin and stomach acidity, advising food combinations.
A historical description explains angina pectoris as painful chest and left arm spasms linked to heart and artery disease. It notes higher incidence among professionals, especially physicians, and links mental strain, worry, toxemia, and rheumatic factors to attacks. Anger and emotional disturbance are cautioned as triggers.
Eighteen year old? No. The writer is thirty five and notes new snoring. The reply states snoring is usually caused by inability to breathe freely during sleep and hints at treatment considerations including fasting and dieting as possible factors.
By the Way in New York surveys Broadway’s explosive growth and global influence as Manhattan dazzles with new productions and attractions. It contrasts Broadway’s speed and gaiety with Montmartre and London scenes, noting American dominance in shaping modern theater and culture.
Q and A style excerpt discusses sunlight as therapy and its empirical use, baseballs batted out of play and return rates, and spring color trends with grey gaining attention in material showings.
The column recalls long ago price controls and distribution efforts. It notes an anniversary dinner at First Methodist and references various residents traveling between Chillicothe and Columbus. Other items mention exams, visits, and a campus incident in a physics station.
Washington reports reveal Burns again linked to alleged jury tampering in the Fall Sinclair affair. The piece notes Burns past actions under Taft and the current grand jury probe into Day, Sinclair’s fixer, and hired detectives as evidence of heavy, potentially improper pressure on jurors.
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