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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1921
Page
4
A vehicle accident four miles east of Erie Pennsylvania left at least one person trapped under the front wheels after the car went off a bridge. Rescue teams battled to free the survivor from the wreckage.
On the Browning death date December 12 1889 discussing whether Columbus first landed at Sat Island Bahamas or San Salvador Watling Island with San Salvador favored. Also Q A brief on windshield clarity glycerine wipe rust from moisture condensation and copyright duration question.
An elderly insurance man and his editorialist wife spoke publicly on fire risk but returned to their house and repeated dangerous habits. They stored kerosene near a light furnace and left oily rags and greasy papers near combustibles. The piece urges daily, year‑round fire safety practices and broader peace rhetoric.
The article argues against birth limitation as a war-prevention strategy and urges stopping war itself. It contends population growth reflects limited resources and education, but calls for peaceful development, tapping earth and water reserves, to allow continual discovery and shared living without jealousy or destruction.
Sunday school tale ends with Willie, son of the pastor, declaring Jonah and the whale teach that you can't keep a good man down. The line captures a small community moment reflecting faith and resilience.
A family tale recounts Jane Goldburg declining a proposal from an earl. She misheard the proposal as a solicit of funds for the Red Cross due to her partial deafness and explained she had promised her money elsewhere.
A farm couple, Farmer Cortasse and his wife, argue about labor. He claims eight hours suffices for any man while she questions how to find someone to handle that much work. The exchange highlights rural, practical humor.
A quirky instructional note describes a method to pronounce Lenglen name using lemon juice on the lips and nose, exhalation with an altered L sound, and partial syllable shaping, ending with a breath and continuing life.
Old gentleman with a farm and two mortgages seeks a strong young woman for matrimony. Must be able to handle a plow milk and pitch hay and be a good cook. Offers references and a splendid opportunity. Inquire X Y Z.
New York City in 1920 faced a baffling Wall Street blast killing 89 and injuring many with $1,060,000 in damage. Investigators chased anarchist theories, traced a wagon loaded with TNT to September 16, 1920, and pursued suspects from Edwin Fisher to Tito Ligi while awaiting solid proof.
A lively Athens night scene shows Court street crowded with college crowds and fraternal halls, churches, and worshippers. The writer notes lively social mixing, a stalled car city rhythm, and a sobering letter about a young man planning a new start, ending with local curiosity about civil service and historical trivia.
Pattern 3527 described in seven bust sizes from 34 to 46 inches. A 38 inch size requires 44 yards of 44 inch fabric and suits serge tricotine velveteen foulard linen crepe satin or taffeta. Skirt width with plaits extended about 2 1/2 yards. Pattern sent to any address for 12 cents in stamps.
A vivid line recalls a hot foot bath moment titled with Blue Devil as mood setting. The brief note reads like a dated diary fragment from 1916, expressing sensation and nostalgia in a personal tone.
Frederic J. Haskin directs the information bureau offering readers a Q and A service. The bureau provides information but does not give medical financial or domestic advice or conduct research. Send questions with full name and address and two stamps for return postage. All replies go directly to the inquirer.
The Copyright Office states a typical two day period to process a copyright application in this country. The agency emphasizes efficiency and timely handling of registrations for creators seeking protection.
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