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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1922

Page

2

Rebels Near Kilworth Fight On as Dublin Session Near

Reports say Eamonn de Valera and Erskine Childers join forces in Kilworth Cork region amid hunger and low morale among irregulars. Free Staters expect no breach of the Dail when it meets, with Ulster frontier guards withdrawn as talks with Belfast progress. Archbishop Curley of Baltimore condemns the crisis in Ireland.

Dublin Eamonn de Valera Erskine Childers Kilworth County Cork de Valera Richard Mulcahy Free Staters Dail Eireann Ulster Donegal Belfast Curley Baltimore Athlone United States Ireland

Amnesia Blamed for His Having Two Real Wives

Bernard Raymond, 26, in Detroit county jail for bigamy, says amnesia from heat led him to wed Mamie Heikkile, 24, while his first wife awaits his release. Heikkile’s marriage followed a midsummer impulse during quarantine away from home.

Detroit Mich Bernard Raymond Mamie Heikkile Board of Health Raymond Miss Heikkile

Digs Grave for Self and Wife on Vacation

Salem West Virginia veteran water pumper Harlow W Willis has dug his own grave and one for his wife in the Odd Fellows cemetery's hilltop. A traveling salesman told him he would be away on vacation, prompting Willis to prepare the graves with cement.

Salem W. Va Harlow W. Willis Odd Fellows Willis

City Weekend Reflections on Love and Hidden Truths

In a city car and on trips with Ted and Alec the narrator relives kisses, power plays, and rival affection. She confronts mixed signals about marriage and dependence as she bonds with Ted during a Labor Day outing to Coney Island and contemplates motherhood. The piece ends with a tearful pause.

Ted Coney Island

Why Go To High School Why Go To High School

In Sterling Nebraska F H McVay argues data from the U S commissioner of education shows high school education greatly boosts chances of distinction and future earnings. He asserts a four year high school program is accessible to all, calling it the poor man's college and urging parents to value education over wealth.

F. H. McVay Sterling Neb United States Commissioner of Education

Woman Shows Her Bad Temper with Her Teeth

Mrs. A. W. Thorzewski of Pittsfield bit Deputy Sheriff Cole on the hand arm and face and Deputy Sheriff Lucas on the shoulder during an arrest for alleged illegal possession of intoxicating liquors in Elyria Ohio. She was subdued by officers and fined 500 dollars plus costs by Justice George.

Elyria A. W. Thorzewski Pittsfield Cole Lucas N. D. Backus George

Richard Croker Jr to Make Ireland His Home

Dublin Sept 5 Richard Croker Jr son of the late New York Tammany chief arrived today and announced he will establish his future home in Ireland as his father did.

Ireland Dublin Richard Croker, Jr New York

Boy Misleads Often Becomes Film Press Writer

A boy who habitually tells falsehoods tends to mature into a journalist who crafts stories about moving picture stars.

Shipping Cement by Any Means in Defiance County

Defiance County plans to move cement for its 1922 road program using cattle cars or gondolas with tarpaulins due to scarce box cars. Only two cement cars arrived in ten days, far short of the 70-car need for a single project, as County Surveyor Blue pushes for an immediate 70-car shipment.

Defiance, CO Blue Defiance County Surveyor Blue Defiance

Hard Coal Will Be Mined Soon Through Agreement

President Harding was assured by Senator Reed that the Philadelphia settlement of the anthracite strike would be ratified tomorrow by the miners and that production would resume on a very big scale by week’s end.

Washington Harding Reed Pennsylvania Philadelphia

Coolville Youth Returns Home After Four Months in Hospital

Coolville Clyde Potter an 18 year old shot by Pearl Harvey April 27 has returned home after four months in a Parkersburg hospital. His condition is greatly improved. Community news lists visits from local families and a church group organizing a new society with officers elected and monthly meetings scheduled.

Clyde Potter Pearl Harvey Parkersburg

Mrs Tilton and Sophronia Visit La Trobe

Mrs Tilton and her daughter Sophronia spent Thursday with Mr Johnson and Mrs Johnson at La Trobe.

Tilton Sophronia L. C. Johnson Latrobe

Always Tired No Ambition Larwill Indiana Ad

Mrs Herbert Lona of Larwill Indiana describes four years of fatigue nervousness and dizziness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her energy and ability to work on the farm and care for three children. The ad urges others with fatigue and ambition loss to try the remedy.

Larwill Indiana Lydia E. Pinkham Herbert Lona Box 7 Lydia B. Pinkham

Boxing Gloves as Arbitration Plan Gains Judicial Backing

Cincinnati case cites Judge Darby endorsing boxing gloves to settle domestic differences. He recalls a Children's Home incident where the orphanage superintendent used gloves to let two unruly youths settle their dispute, viewing it as a practical alternative to court action.

International News Service Cincinnati Thomas H. Darby Orphange Sager Intendent

A Fine Tonic Cures Malaria Colds Constipation

A historic tonic advertised as a cure all claims to treat malaria colds constipation biliousness and headaches. The wording emphasizes broad healing properties and domestic remedy use.

Son Finds Ash Can Bed in Paris Despatches

Binghamton NY Henry Heeman proud of son Jasper Heeman found asleep in a garbage can in Paris. Father says he is proud the boy slept there while learning a trade instead of staying home.

Binghamton N. Y Henry Heeman Jasper Heeman Paris

World So Fast that Prison Is Preferable

Gilbert Meade, a deaf mute with a 30 year jail history, asked to be sent to jail on a vagrancy charge after being released 24 hours earlier. Police Judge John J. Brady recommitted him for four months, writing on paper that “The world is too fast for me.”

International News Service Albany Gilbert Meade John J. Brady Meade

Bath tub surprise bathe with Blue Devil cleaner

A decorative prompt mentions using Blue Devil to clean a bath tub and leave no rings. The phrase includes an 9-4-4-8 numeric pattern, but no additional context or dates are provided.

Gets Permit to Build Old Style Log Cabin

Cincinnati records a building permit request from Steward of Frnakbank for a log cabin residence. The applicant insists the home will be a sturdy family dwelling, not a camp or lodge, claiming logs will be chewed and eaten to prove quality.

Cincinnati Steward F@rnbank Bank

Better Homes Week Declared by Governor Davis

Columbus reports Governor Davis proclaims the week of October 9 as Better Homes Demonstration Week. The notice urges participation and promotes home improvement initiatives across the state.

Columbus Better Homes Davis

Freedom and Comfort Toy Garment for Young Wearers

The pattern offers a gingham or pongee toy garment for play time with linen or chambray trims. Shown with percale and cambric, it is cut in sizes 2 4 6 and 8 years. A 4 year size uses 3 1/2 yards of 32 inch fabric and 5 1/2 yards extra contrasting material for trimming. Pattern mailed for 12 cents.

Social at McDougal Church Attracts Amusements And Food

Amusement games and plentiful food will be featured at the social at the McDougal church Thursday evening. Proceeds from the event will benefit the church.

Mcdougal McDougal Church

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