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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1924
Page
7
Tokyo reports a rising unemployment crisis among college graduates as only 637 of 2,696 applicants found work in June. Doctors and lawyers join the ranks of the idle, with many practicing without pay as skilled tradesmen and women shrink to a fraction of prequake levels.
A stylish pattern for slenderizing lines offers a panel option and multiple fabrics such as figured crepe satin and faille. The pattern comes in seven sizes from 36 to 48 inches bust and includes yardage guidance for variations with or without the panel and collar. Pattern mailed for 12 cents.
Three traffic cases were heard Monday night before Mayor L A Koons. One man was fined and the other two cases dismissed. Carlos Wilson paid 3 for parking on the wrong side of the street. Edgar Brown had a similar charge dismissed and a charge of parking without lights was also dismissed.
Crissy Field officers hail Lt. Russell L. Maughan for flying coast to coast in a day. They believe a Hawaii to Pacific Coast flight is possible with long range bombers or scouts carrying fuel for 24 to 25 hours. Hawaii seen as a key defense and fueling point for the fleet.
Traffic cases were filed against Dale Cooper and submitted by Traffic Officer Nice. The brief mentions legal action initiated by Officer Nice without detailing charges or court actions.
New York reports on M Bayle of Paris proving a Renoir is forged using colored lights and ultraviolet methods. The test differentiates pigment use and exposes altered signatures on La Tirana once labeled Goya, revealing a 1792 date replacing 1799. The article notes world population growth through the nineteenth century.
Perfect home dyeing and tinting is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. Just dip in cold water to tint delicate shades or boil to permanent colors. Each 15 cent package includes simple directions for nylon, silk, wool, cotton, or mixed fabrics.
The article notes Naslund is on the verge of retirement from ferry duties while Barney has begun a new venture in real estate, acting as an agent for a syndicate investing about $200,000 in waterfront property along Reach Channel.
Secretary of Commerce Hoover said the current Wall Street activity signals a loosening of the purse strings of American investment money rather than an era of inflation. He believes the shift represents constructive enterprise as business moves beyond repair efforts.
Charles Jacobs and Charles Kauly were injured when a car driven by Harris Plumb of Lorain collided with the buggy they rode. Both men are expected to recover.
An Ohio reader from Cincinnati shares a testimonial praising Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for restoring health after fatigue and liver trouble. The note urges visits to neighborhood drug stores or sending 10 cents to Buffalo for a trial pamphlet and free medical advice.
Washington officials publish a detailed study on cimex lectularius, tracing its habits from crevices to long digestion periods. Entomologist Marlatt notes bedbugs survive 42 days without food, recommends hydrocyanic acid fumigation or burning sulfur as remedies.
Old time cough remedy pine tar and honey praised for quick relief of coughs chest colds bronchitis and croup symptoms. Advert promises safe to all ages with original Dr Bell's Pipe Honey product widely sold by pharmacists.
Two men from distant parts of Athens county were arraigned before Magistrate Hedge on violating state school laws for not sending children to school. William Rutter and W J Abbott pleaded guilty and received fines of 5 each, suspended during good behavior. Cases filed by C H M Porter and arrests by Constable Jacob Gienn.
The world’s smallest ferry operated by Bernard Naslund known as Barney will suspend service by summer. Borough President Riegelmann plans to extend Emmons avenue across the shallow channel to New Flatbush and Plumb Beach as part of a marine park project. Barney, a wiry weathered man, runs the unique profitable service serving Sheepshead Bay and Plumb Beach.
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