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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1922

Page

4

Athens Day by Day As Seen by the Messenger Watch Dog

A diary like column from Athens on Oct 2 recounts gas and electric bills paid, strolls with Clifford Kelley of Guysville, college band practice, a visit from P. B. Snyder, and notes on local people, shops, church events, and a soup supper for soldiers. It ends with puzzles and bits from the day.

Athens Samuel Pepys Clifford Kelley Guysville P. EB. Snyder Blanchester Fouenstine Marshall Jacksonville C.D. Shuter F Cc. Stedman Co Kalamazoo Colonial Athens High School Murray City Hocking Rev. Marshall Soldier Boys Greece Woodrow Wilson Arthur Feffis

Mexico to pay interest on its debt says Tom

Tom asserts Mexico will cover interest on its debt amid financial speculation and political talk.

Mexico

Plants and Ants Form Mutual Jungle Alliance

A lecture at the New York Botanical Garden explains a 50 50 partnership between leaf cutting ants and jungle plants. Plants provide housing and protection while ants defend and farm a fungus, creating a self sufficient ecosystem in the tropics. The example is used to illustrate natural law and mutual aid beyond human economics.

Tropics Tropica F. J. Seaver New York Botanical Garden Sluggard

Ford's plant enforces total abstinence rule for workers

Henry Ford bans any beer odor or intoxication among employees and home presence as a condition of employment. Supporters cite efficiency and moral grounds, while critics note rights and enforcement of prohibition as a broader aim. The policy reflects a strong stance on drink in the workplace and beyond.

Henry Ford Truit Orkman Henry Ford Mainery

Photographing the great Washington photograph trade

Washington, Sept. 20. A veteran news photographer notes the rise of modern action pictures of public figures. Roosevelt, Harding, Wilson, and Taft are cited as subjects, with Dawes briefly resisting posed shots before finally cooperating. The piece highlights the evolving role of photo journalism in government coverage and the enduring value of iconic images.

Dwashington D. C John Hessin Clark Supreme Court Washington Supreme Benca Supreme Seme Ss. Harding Capitol Arm & Ewing Besta Primari Studio White House Infanta Benjamin Harrison Harrison Julius Caesar Cleveland McKinley Roosevelt Iarney Clinehinst Germany Clinedinst T. R Mr. Taft Mr. Wilson Harris & Ewine Hardinz Generi' Dawes General Daws Harding General Dawes Dawes Andrew Furuseth Seamen's Union Mnch la Follette Furuseth

Information Bureau Question Answer Service Notice

Readers can mail questions to The Athens Messenger Information Bureau Washington D C directed by Frederic J Haskin. It answers questions not giving professional advice and requires full name address two two-cent stamps for return postage.

Athens Messenger Information Bureau Frederic J. Haskin Washington, D. C

Questions and Answers on Copyright and Labor History

A reader asks about proper copyright notice and filing requirements under the 1922 law. The reply explains that notice must be followed by proper deposit for registration to sue for infringement. Other Qs cover women in the German Reichstag, mint coins, magnet lifting power, sulfur in rubber tires, and the first state bureau of labor.

John Smith Mint D. A Bureau Department of Labor Labor Bureau Massachusetts Kentucky Japan China Ilaxe Anthari

Funeral for Elias A Gaskins Held at Local M E Church

Elias A Gaskins was funeralized at the M E church with Rev White of Parkersburg officiating. The community notes his unexpected death and praises his work as a teacher and citizen. Main Street paving work has begun tearing up the hill and creating traffic disruption. M B E Sunday school elected officers H M Walden superintendent L M Chapman assistant superintendent Miss Majel Chapman secretary treasurer Miss Fionia Tilton librarian and Mrs Bentz pianist. Quarterly Sunday school report shows gains over last year.

Elias A. Gaskins M. E. Church White Parkersburg Gaskins Mill Hill M. BE H. M. Walden L. M. Chapman Majel Chapman Fionia Tilton Bentz

Local Residents Attend Events and Notables Across Town

Athens and nearby towns report residents visiting fairs, family gatherings, and church events. Notables include Mrs. Mary Dodds hosting visitors, Hannah from Vin cent with Helen Rogers, and Rev. McKibben preaching in Troy township with services planned October 14. Pearl fishing reports note 309 boats off the Barein Islands.

W. E. Bingman W. S. Bingman Athens H. M. Bingman Nelsonville Eliza Cunningham Flron Cunningham S. H. Noland Little Hocking Hiram Root Wesley Humphrey E. J. Daugherty Barlow Fair Troy Township Helen Rogers Hannah Vincent McKibben Marietta Will M. Bingman S. J. Wildman Porterfield Barein Islands

Shadow of gloom over Ireland community as Elias A. Gaskins dies

The death of Elias A. Gaskins, who taught at the Ireland school years ago, casts a somber mood over the town. Deepest sympathy is extended to the bereaved family as Earl Clark and Clarence Dodd made a business trip to Marietta on Monday. Riundaw dinner aueste of Mr. and

Ireland Elias A. Gaskins Earl Clark Clarence Dodd Marietta

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