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Sparse OCR fragment mentions National Advertising Representatives Robert Wardinc at 601 Fifth Ave with unclear branding.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1924
Page
3
Sparse OCR fragment mentions National Advertising Representatives Robert Wardinc at 601 Fifth Ave with unclear branding.
A piece on the value of specialization traces how one craftsman and many trades evolved from early rugged versatility to modern focused careers. It warns that drifting youth and parental pressure toward chosen professions create handicaps, while mastery in a field yields results and progress.
The piece critiques private citizens enforcing justice, recounting a wave of mob violence started two years ago by union miners and sympathizers. It argues that violence supplants law and leads to murder, illustrating a broader social problem.
The article argues that failure to punish murderers fuels more violence and feuds in Herrin. It condemns lynch mob justice and the anti clan movement as signs of deteriorating citizenship. It urges law and orderly procedure upheld by community sentiment as the sole salvation for rights.
The Republic National Platform urges strict law observance and enforcement. President Coolidge favors vigorous application of all laws, vetoing the bonus bill yet ensuring soldiers benefit through executive action. He supports Volstead enforcement, striking terror at smugglers and bootleggers.
The 1st great merger under the Transportation Act brings 14 000 miles of rail under one management. Many lines previously unprofitable will now operate through schedules and through rates benefiting stockholders and shippers. The plan promises improved service and broader rail-system efficiency.
The National Tuberculosis Association reports six Southwestern cities host a high ratio of indigent consumptives, burdening local tax bases. Phoenix shows 1 in 68 residents affected, with migratory cases from Illinois, New York, Missouri, Ohio, and more. Public aid exists, but facilities are strained and many patients travel west seeking climate cures.
The article warns that recovery is unlikely and the community bears the burden of treatment. Colorado Springs shows a tuberculosis death rate of Ti per 100 000, lower than the US registration area 149. As cases rise, light work dwindles and hotels and restaurants employ ill workers who risk spreading infection, fueling higher local mortality.
Readers are invited to submit questions to The Athens Messenger Information Bureau directed from Washington. The bureau provides information not advice on legal medical or financial matters and will not handle domestic disputes or research. Include full name address and two cents in stamps for return postage.
Archbishop Trench cites Jerome to trace look a gift horse in the mouth. A discussion notes that aging can be linked to proverb origins and that peach flavor loss from canning is mainly caused by lye peeling despite other factors.
The column notes John W. Davis reportedly will not cross the Rocky Mountains to oppose La Follette in the West. It links stock declines to political uncertainty, mentions a woolen company skipping dividends, and praises American resilience, crops, and wealth. It also references Mary K Brown, tennis and golf bets, and debates on prosperity.
The passage describes rapid flight speeds and a proposed round-the-world trip in twenty four hours. It mentions Mr. Rothstein of a Bolshevik press department asserting U S efforts to seize Northern China, and voices concern over Philippines issues and domestic affairs.
Mrs C Marvell of Bellaire sues in common pleas alleging a Pure Oil company truck caused a ferry to sink lowering its landing. Rivermen supposedly discovered the weight and the truck rammed backward into her car while crossing the Ohio River from Benwood West Virginia to Bellaire Ohio.
The document lists questions and concise answers on topics from building a new structure at Madison Square Garden site to wave width in Marcel waving, differences between carillon and chime, Newtons law of motion, yearly tire production, city population changes from 1910 to 1920 and 1926, American residents in China, and lightning fatalities with comparative risk assessments.
McKee Drug Co promotes Dave's Mentha-Pepsin claiming one dessert spoonful relieves gas, heart fullness, and breathing difficulty within ten minutes. Advertising asserts it banishes indigestion, dyspepsia, and related symptoms, with a guarantee from McKee Drug Co and regular pharmacists.
Mrs. Williams recalls early county life in Bedford and Orange townships Meigs County. She details family hardship wolves and wild hogs threats endured, and self reliance shaping a long life with daughter Celestia Blackwood and a parrot for companionship.
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