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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
6
Menu by Sister Mary outlines daily meals for a Family MD including breakfast lunch and dinner options. It notes leftovers from ham toast and provides a tomato and ham toast recipe plus child friendly substitutions for under six, with items like baked pears cereal and cauliflower on toast.
A detailed method for Cauliflower on toast. Starts with soaking the head, boiling until tender, then dipping in a crumb cheese mix before baking. Serves with a white sauce of butter flour milk and cream poured over buttered toast squares.
A miner recounts how militia disarmed gunmen and miners in West Virginia, suspended civil rights, and jailed dozens in military courts. He travels to Washington, joins protests with lawmakers and citizens, warning of a breakdown of constitutional government and urging federal action.
The text notes prisoners signing their own releases at the prison office while a quote accuses the money oligarchy of America. It then states Mother Jones receives a 90 year prison term. The fragment references political or legal action and the involvement of notable figures.
Mrs. W. A. Hill of San Antonio owns a world unique clock covered with mementoes from every state and many foreign countries. A California gold lump from a 49er, a silver chip from the Chicago fire, a Frank James coat button, and Galveston flood thread spool stand among hundreds of adornments on the timepiece.
Washington act ing Secretary of the Treasury Winston after inspecting Rum Row off the New York and Massachusetts coast says dry blockade should be a permanent law enforcement function. A regular annual appropriation to build a fleet of Coast Guard cutters for smuggling campaigns and life protection will be included in the 1926 1927 treasury budget.
Chicago headlines report Rabbit Maranville resigning as manager of the National League club with George Gideon, former coach, named to lead the team for the remainder of the season.
Reports indicate 6 percent mortality among malarial patients in regions like Soviet Kasia and Astrakhas leaé, with at least 6,900,000 cases unrecorded according to service directors. Unrecorded cases imply higher regional mortality and illness burden.
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