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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
10
Billy and Allen are joined by a man who recognizes his brown skinned son found with a gypsy woman after a cave-in. The boy begs his father to take the goat and Billy along as they ride home, Billy hoping for more travels.
Hon James A White superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of Ohio will address the First Presbyterian church in Athens on Sunday morning October 23 He aided in the dry cause years ago and is known for up to date temperance rhetoric Judge Taft goodie cigar.
Ned confronts Miss Laura after Cherry’s disappearance and questions what message she may have sent. He suspects Arthur Hamlen and wrestles with jealousy and fear, pacing the night and praying for calm as he hunts for any sign Cherry left behind.
In Bellfontaine Ohio on October 19 a single photo captured five generations of the Stewart family. One month old Kathleen Virginia Stewart visited her great great grandmother Mrs. Isabel Titus, who is over eighty and has four living children.
A brief line notes a comparison to cleaning without Blue Devil, dated 10 17 16, implying a missing cleaner or product reference.
A quiet child frustrates his parents with a lack of engagement and ambition. The family seeks guidance from community mentors and schools to motivate him toward constructive activities and future goals.
Millfield residents report strong Parent-Teacher Association activity at the West Side building. Papers on Diet Health Education and Recreation were read by parents and teachers, with Miss Minifred Hayes and Mrs. H Brookins presenting items. The October prize picture went to the East Millfield primary, a grade committee was formed to recruit members, and a successful Friday supper and bazaar netted 82 dollars for the schools. The next meeting is set for November 4 at East Side School with student programs and plans for a father’s meeting.
The statement notes that the words work and shirk rhyme, but asserts there is no other linguistic affinity between them. It presents a brief observation without broader context.
Federal Prohibition Commissioner R A Haynes ordered nationwide raids after Washington concerns selling apparatus and supplies for liquor manufacture were found. Malt, hops, bottling gear and other items were seized under the Volstead Act. Newspapers advertising such articles may face action as officials target unlawful promotion.
The article quips that many admire athletics yet prefer autos or taxis over walking to a doctor who would urge more exercise, noting the irony in modern habits and health advice.
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