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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1927
Page
4
The Messenger stresses it has no friends to reward and no enemies to punish and will publish only accountable contributions. It warns against anonymous accusations and highlights historical war leadership contrasts noting healthy leaders and ill health as factors in outcomes.
A United States Chamber of Commerce bulletin announces a West Baden Indiana gathering October 15 to 18 for more than 1200 councilors and directors. The event is described as a first for the national body and a chance to study national economic policy in the Midwest with eastern observers urged to learn from the hinterland.
A prose passage contemplates the German advance to Paris and the first setback at the Marne, framing it as a pivotal moment in history and a topic that will be deeply debated by writers studying the war.
Arthur Brisbane notes Marcus Loew death as a blow to global happiness. Loew replaced many liquor saloons with theaters, bringing relaxing, instructive amusements. He is praised as a good American, unpretentious in poverty and prosperity, with associates to continue his work. His death is compared to Garrick’s in eroding public gaiety.
Charles Evans Hughes arrives back from Europe silent to reporters signaling caution as the national convention nears. He did not claim age disqualifies him from the presidency stating instead that he is too old to run, a remark noted as significant by observers.
Secretary Mellon walked up Park Avenue in New York City yesterday afternoon with little to say to reporters. He appeared half his age and moved so quickly that it would have taken him from the Treasury to the White House in under ninety seconds.
Political chatter centers on President Coolidge not seeking another term leaving the field wide open. Hoovers, Mellons, Hughe s, Lowden, or a dark horse loom as potential nominees as observers weigh the unsettled Republican race.
W. R. Hearst's all metal airplane built by Fokker departed Old Orchard Maine on a flight to Rome. Lloyd Bertaud commanded with J D Hill steering at takeoff. Philip Payne of the Daily Mirror joined the voyage to report and observe. The southern route via the Azores was discussed as Lindbergh suggested. Labor Day signals a new business year for go getters.
Wall Street traders closed Tuesday with a new high for a stock exchange seat at 230000 dollars and a cascade of stocks setting fresh price records spontaneously in Diamond Valley markets.
This essay argues people imitate others, stick to long standing habits, and neglect planning new ones. It urges evaluating daily routines, choosing nutritious food and moderating coffee, and using effort to replace destructive habits with constructive ones for better health and mind.
By Way in New York profiles Jimmy Walker, New York City's mayor, noting his refusal to leave his humble upbringing. The piece describes his modest Greenwich Village street home, casual style, late arrivals to events, and charm as a thoroughly New York figure who carries city problems only during work hours, while enjoying Broadway nightlife. It contrasts his non pretentious persona with vaudeville flair and city-wide affection.
In response to kidney trouble, continue the milk diet with an orange intake. if albumin persists, try a short orange juice fast then resume milk. For canning, use the cold pack beet method to preserve minerals. heat to sterilize and seal. For anemia after orange juice fasting, follow a regular wholesome weekly menu. fasting removes poisons and a balanced diet rebuilds blood.
Milt Gaston of the St. Louis Browns, formerly a solid pitcher, has developed into one of the American League’s better batsmen, showing improved hitting against hurlers this season.
In Marietta the annual meeting of the Woman s Foreign Missionary society closed with Mrs W L Slutz elected president. Frank Phillips unveiled a new eight horsepower machine capable of 30 miles per hour. Amy Weir returned from Mt Clemens. Ten years ago Germany eyed a Baltic raid on Moscow. Doris Henry visited Brazil Indiana. Four Pittburgh Coal mines resumed work at Murrey City and Circle Hill.
Washington Sept 9 The growing belief is that President Coolidge did not issue a clear do not run statement to avoid a third term. He may back the man Secretary Mellon supports, with Hoover Dawes and Lowden as rivals, while support from Kellogg or Mellon shifted loyalties shapes the looming Republican field.
Frederick J. Haskin answers note Oberlin College and colony founded to hasten Christ’s kingdom, with early coeducation for women and enslaved people, later birthplace of the Anti Saloon League. Norman columns in Washington’s Cathedral are the world’s largest. Monticello views reach 27 miles to the Blue Ridge. Colorado River silt varies greatly from year to year 2400 to 12000 ppm.
Pattern for Velveteen Hnen tweed or flannel designed for 2 4 and 6 year sizes. A 4 year size needs 1 7 8 yard of 36 inch fabric plus 1 4 yard contrasting for facing collar and blouse fronts. Mailed to any address on receipt of 15 cents in silver or stamps.
Offers for safety minded investors to join with amounts over 50 dollars in Certificates of Deposit. CDs draw 5 percent interest from date with interest mailed or compounded semi annually.
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