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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1920
Page
6
Billy Whiskers feigns leadership to placate Colonel Mandril before overpowering the cage, freeing himself as the monkeys spill out. A swift plan forms as spectators scatter and Billy is escorted toward the main ring for the afternoon performance.
The narrator describes a Rome visit with her mother as she encounters Ettore and the Count Imperata. She recalls the city’s crowds, fashion, and romantic tension, noting Ettore’s bold gaze and a discreet note from him. The scene ends with suspense about the note.
A seventeen year old asks why she has no friends and how to relate to others. Counsel urges tolerance and sympathy, then a stranger in town is advised to seek male friends and church connections to meet girls, while a nineteen year old with two suitors is told to choose the man she truly cares for and respect her parents’ view.
The Ohio Department of Forestry at the Ohio Experiment Station Wooster reports gathering over 100 bushels of black walnuts for fall planting in nurseries. Landowners are urged to start growing this timber as a statewide reforestation effort. Walnuts can be planted before ground freeze with husk on or hulled, as germination is similar. The species is highly intolerant of shade and will not thrive under other trees. A free bulletin on growing black walnut is available on request.
Mrs. Robert Smith of Arch er avenue McKeesport Pennsylvania reports severe weakness pale skin and constant headaches. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills she says energy returned blood improved complexion and headaches disappeared. She recommends the pills and notes her husband also benefited. A box can be ordered with sixty cents and free booklet on building up the blood.
A large contingent of Ohio University students left Friday evening for Columbus to support the football team as it faces Otterbein this afternoon. A morning train carried another sizable group toward the capital, reflecting rising interest in the sport and giving the team encouragement to perform well.
An important meeting of the board of education is scheduled for Monday evening in the city building offices. Several matters of significance will be discussed.
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