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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1921
Page
4
The piece comically critiques a confident young university man who abandons old friends for fraternity life then matures into an educated fool. It blends letters from Lodi Ohio and Nelsonville about campus culture and a bank alarm incident, with social jabs at dancing, sororities, and Arbuckle coffee.
Sunday visits highlighted by Mrs. Clarence North's sister and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Murphey of near Mountville visiting Mr. and Mrs. Francis Murphey. V. O. Phillips of Athens called on George Swart during the day.
The Breeder's Gazette argues that war profits and windfalls gained during wartime must be disgorged. It urges restitution by labor and businesses to restore parity between producers and consumers, condemning persistently ill gotten gains and calling for justice and revived economic balance.
A collage of comic snippets shows a yellow man in Paris and London seeking domestic help, a French household confronting a language barrier, a dealer offering fresh chickens, and a fashion scene where a daughter mulls a silk gown sourced from a worm.
A Broadway youth orders a taxi to San Francisco while others joke about prohibition. A barber shop buzzes with a rival shaving duel as owners argue ownership. A scientist claims parents are nutritious with a humorous mock report. Nebraska faces a collar shortage due to paper scarcity.
Dr. Raymond L. Ditmars of the Bronx Zoo explains how animals are guided for film in the Fables of La Fontaine. He details tricks with food, fake staging, insect closeups, and ant wars to depict human flaws while stressing safety and humane filmmaking.
The Athens Messenger Information Bureau offers readers Q and A service run by Frederic J. Haskin in Washington. The notice asks questions be plain and brief with full name and address and two cents for return postage. Replies sent directly to the inquirer.
Wrightstown’s John Berry called on Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson in Amesville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Emory Able hosted guests including A T Archer. George Wade of Green's Run and his son visited Mr and Mrs Herbert Ball Thursday. Charles Mills and daughter Elsie hosted Edna Swart Oca Ahle Isaac Ball and Edna Carpenter as Glouster visitors Saturday. Charles Robinson and children from Federal visited relatives.
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