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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1921
Page
8
Billy chases a dye covered dog through yard and orchard. He crashes into a stable and sees a blue faced goat in a brook mirror, then follows a goat herd as a boy pelts him with stones. He defeats the dog and vows more adventures tomorrow.
Beth and Cherry share a frank talk by a log fire about Arline Bates and her past crush on Ned, prompted by lunch chat and curiosity. The scene centers on candid remarks between the two women as they consider old romantic ties and social perceptions.
A Union soldier recalls escape from prison during the Civil War. After hunger and cold, he and companion Crawford forage raw corn and frostbitten melons, rise in strength, and travel by night toward the Virginia & Tennessee Railroad near Lynchburg. They dodge patrols, steal a quilt for warmth, and glimpse a Confederate picket as dawn nears.
Washington October 1 Fertilizers valued at more than 800 million bushels of wheat are lost yearly by burning raw bituminous coal instead of coking it. Henry B. Rust estimates 364 million dollars worth of ammonium sulfate wasted, enough to fertilize 118 million acres, with 60 million tons coke-oven capacity half from by products.
Mrs. C. W. Benz of Altoona reports Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound saved her baby after six infants died early. She credits the remedy with a four month healthy child and urges others with female complaints to seek the trial.
A discussion emphasizes the need for a developed color industry to reduce reliance on foreign sources. It argues chemicals essential to general industries and notes protection of domestic capability is vital for national economic independence.
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