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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1928
Page
6
Frank 20 of Kenton faces indictment charging assault in the death of Benny Cline during a boy and Indian play. Cline reportedly urged attack. fright caused shock and death.
Charles Smith of New York, president of the American Association for the Advancement of Atheism, was sentenced to 90 days in jail and a $100 fine plus costs in Rock Arkansas. Judge Harper E. Herb allowed an appeal to the Pulaski County Circuit Court with a $1,000 bond. attorney Walter M. Purvis said the appeal would be filed at once.
Steubenville authorities questioned 57 year old store keeper E C Dennis after his wife Olga 65 was shot at their home. Dennis claimed he was firing at a burglar when his wife ran into the line of fire. Mrs Dennis told police the shooting was accidental. No open windows or broken locks found at the store or apartment.
Mount Etna eruptive force eases and lava volume drops toward lowland towns. Branch flows to Nunziata and Giarre stop while the crater activity wanes. The Malian Cabinet funds 200 stone houses for Mascali homeless as reconstruction starts.
A pamphlet-style note promotes Gold Medal Kitchen-tested flour claiming 278 women tried the Chocolate Pinwheel Cookies recipe with no failures. It argues the flour is uniformly tested in home ovens to ensure consistent results, encouraging readers to buy Gold Medal flour for perfect baking.
Readable fragments show multiple grocers and signs in Amesville and surrounding areas including Gardner Sedwick Zarley Baltics Co O Neale Rathburns Bons Sharpsburg and Rutland with names A Carnahan H Bailey J Rathburn and others. The piece preserves old time storefront references without full context.
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