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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1921

Page

6

Pattern dept buyers must sell next day

Moscow dispatch reports Russia expands production over 60 percent with the collective payok system fixing rationed output and reducing workers by 20 percent. Under this scheme ten payoks may be allocated to five workers if they match a set output, while residents describe widespread poverty as markets overflow with goods and bargaining dominates daily life.

John Grauden United Press Moscow Russia Pravda Smolensky

Crown Prince Delivers New Human Element to Japanese Rulers

The return from Europe brings hopes of closer Imperial connection and a new era in Japan. Widespread belief centers on the Crown Prince’s knowledge gain and potential to humanize the throne despite opposition from powerful reactionaries led by Prince Yamagata.

Torio Europe Japan Yamagata Yas

Sinn Fein Delegation Sends Messengers to Ireland Amid Truce Tensions

London dispatch reports ongoing Irish Republican Army activity at peage parleys ruins calm. Sinn Fein delegation dispatched messengers to Ireland to obtain authoritative denials of truce violations, with possible plans by one or two delegation members to visit Dublin over the weekend.

ED L. Keen London Sinn Fein Everal Ireland Dublin

Population Up as Money Circulation Rises Slightly in Oct 1921

The October 1 1921 monthly statement from the division of loans and currency of the U S treasury shows the United States population at 108,503,000, up 188,000 from the prior month and 1,672,000 since October 1, 1920. Currency in circulation totals 5,691,285, up 12,141,906 from last month and down 606,480,188 from Oct 1 1920. Per capita circulation is 52.45, up 0.04 from last month and down 6.50 from a year ago.

Division of Loans and Currency United States Treasury Department Fed

Sloan's Liniment Ad Boosts Pain Relief Appeal

An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for muscle aches fatigue and rheumatic pain. It promises warmth and comfort through rubbing and claims benefits for neuralgia sprains sore muscles and stiff joints with prices 35c 70c and 1.40.

Sloan

Insurance frauds rise as marriages and killings noted in Japan

Tokyo reports a surge in life insurance fraud during hard times. Scams include husbands poisoning wives and remarrying, and villagers insuring dying men’s papers to fund local improvements. One Nagoya case involved a man collecting premiums on a fourth insured wife.

Tokyo Japan Nagoya

Stir Up Trouble for Republicans in State Suits

R W Walton and W S Pealer of Columbus counsel for M E Thrailkill in suits to enjoin carrying out contracts for state coal and are probing the state highway department for possible further actions. Pealer was executive clerk to Governor Cox for a third term and Walton is a former parole board member. Both declined to reveal details. Judge Taft good be.

Columbus R. W. Walton Pealer M. E. Thrailkill State Coal State Highway Department Cox Walton Parole Boara

Notable Ohio Events and Deadlines in Early 19th Century

The column lists historical notes from Ohio: Seabury Ford governor from 1849 to 1860, born in Cheshire Connecticut and died in Burton on May 8 1855. General Irwin McDowell born near Columbus in 1818 and died in San Francisco on May 6 1895. It also records 1832 Cincinnati cholera deaths and 1864 Cleveland excitement over rumors of a Confederate raid from Canada.

Seabury Ford Ohio Cheshire Conn Burton Irwin McDowell Columbus San Francisco Cincinnati Cleveland Canada

Paragraph on French WWI casualties and medical stats

War era figures from the Ministry of War reveal the high death rate in the Great War. French losses total about 1,325,000 with 674,700 killed by enemy fire and many others missing or dying of wounds, while disease deaths run far lower.

Paris Army Medical Service Ministry of War BO Bic Ives

Five Suspects Held in Lipson Murder Case

Five Chicago underworld figures were detained after the murder of Dr. Paul Lipson owner of St. Paul's hospital. Lipson was shot while fleeing a drug store robbery and died instantly. garage manager George Tregoning was also wounded by a bandit during the pursuit.

Chicago Paul Lipson St. Paul’s Hospital George Tregoning Dr. Lipson Tregoning

Huckleberry Finn at Glouster Opera House Saturday Night

Glouster Opera House presents Huckleberry Finn starring Mark Twain’s world famous picture on Saturday night. William Farnum will perform The Rainbow Trail at Glouster Opera House Monday evening. Stuart Beatrice and Reiner begin sewer work on Madison and New streets, expecting completion next week. The firm recently completed a street paving contract in this city and will bid on the Corning paving contract to be let late this month. Bonds for the Corning paving finances are to be taken over by the state industrial commission. Nine year old twin children of Mr and Mrs Leslie Gardner of near Mountville had tonsil and adenoid surgeries at Community Hospital in McConnellville. both are doing well.

Glouster Opera House Mark Twain Stuart Beatrice Reiner Madison New State Industrial Commission Leslie Gardner Mountville McConnellville

Local visits and travel noted in Ohio towns

Mrs. W. R. Redpath spent Thursday in Zanesville. Mrs. Bert Sorrell and son Edward are spending the weekend with relatives and friends in Athens.

W. R. Redpath Zanesville Bert Sorrell Edward Athens

Corning Visit Highlights Chevalier Family and Guests

Mr and Mrs Roll Chevalier and two children visited Corning on Thursday as guests of his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Michael McGovern Jr. C L Palmer and wife traveled to Columbus to meet their daughters Mrs C L Davis and two children from Butler Pa and Mrs G A Martindale and daughter from Corning N Y who will visit the Palmer home in this city.

Roll Chevalier Corning Mr. Chevalier Michael McGovern Jr C. L. Palmer Columbus C. L. Davis Butler, Pa G. A. Martindale N. Y Palmer

R B Smith Visits Columbus With Daughter Helen

R B Smith spent Friday in Columbus with his daughter Miss Helen a college student in the capital city business college.

R. B. Smith Columbus Miss Helen

Calvary Baptist Church Service Times Listed

Calvary Baptist Church schedules Sunday school at 9 15 a m and morning devotion at 10 15. The preaching service is at 7 p m with a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 o clock.

Calvary Baptist Church

Palmer chosen president by Ohio real estate boards

S. L. Palmer of Middletown was elected president of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards at its closing session in Springfield Ohio. Palmer was chosen during the Oct. 15 meeting signaling leadership for the trade group.

S. L. Palmer Springfield Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards Middletown

Return to hometown brings criticism for cane use

A young man who made a success in the big city returns to his old town to find half the population unaware of his departure and the other half quick to criticize him for carrying a cane.

Ladies Apron Dress and Cap Pattern 3439

Pattern 3439 offers a ladies apron dress and cap in seven bust sizes from 34 to 46 inches. A 38 inch size needs 7 yards of 27 inch material. cap yardage unclear. Suitable fabrics include dotted percale gingham seersucker chambray drill linen and alpaca. Pattern illustration available by mail for 12 cents in stamps.

Athens High to Meet Gallipolis High Today

Four Athens high school cars full of players and students left at 7 30 this morning for Gallipolis where the Red and Black meet Gallipolis high under Coach Raymond Davis this afternoon. Coach Doug Torrence and about twenty team representatives joined the trip with additional students.

Athens HI Gallipolis HI Athens High School Gallipolis Gallipolis High Raymond Davis Doug” Torrence

Athens Business Men Defeat Logan in Volleyball Match

The Athens business men volleyball team defeated the Logan team decisively. Thor Olson's squad won six of seven games and built an early lead as Charles DeMolet starred with quickness and multiple points for the home team.

Athens LOGAN Thor Olson Charles DeMolet

Rubber plants race to meet demand in Millsburg area

Day and night operations at Thomas Rubber Company mill fail to satisfy orders while McKone Rubber Company runs around the clock to keep up with demand.

Millersburg Thomas Rubber Company McKone Rubber Company

Perpetual Motion Claim Tied to Friction Elimination

The piece argues that removing friction would enable perpetual motion and that Blue Devil would aid painters in keeping clean hands. It contends friction is the sole factor that halts machines, implying zero friction would make perpetual motion a fact.

London Prison Construction Resumes Under Governor Davis

Work on the London prison will restart immediately led by Governor Davis. Construction will focus on the administrative building whose walls rise ten to fifteen feet. About 185000 dollars is available with potential use of more than 2.5 million dollars appropriated for state penal and corrective buildings.

Columbus London Davis

Stars Out of Game in Big Ten Clash at Columbus

Star half backs of Minnesota and Ohio will be on the hospital list today as the two Big Ten teams meet in Columbus for the first time in football history.

Columbus Minnesota Ohio

State Property Being Returned by Purchasers

Columbus Ohio October 15 three members of troop FE Lima National Guard cavalry unit are under arrest and several others watched as Major John M Bingham inspector for the adjutant general department conducted an inspection and audit. A property shortage of about 1500 dollars was found from an original 3500 dollars but much of the equipment was returned by troopers and by persons who had bought supplies from them.

Columbus, CO Lima National Guard John M. Bingham Adjutant General's Department Horner C. Horner

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