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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
4
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Advertising rates on application at Home or Foreign offices. Nominal charge for obituary, cards of banks, etc. National Advertising Representatives, Rovert MM Ward Inc. 601 Fifth Ave, New York City and 6 South Wahaeh Avenue. Chicago
A Wanderer recalls Athens memories from wheelersburg to old home streets and landmarks. He mentions friends, shops, trains, disasters, and schoolyard pranks, reflecting on time, aging, and the town’s changing face.
A fragmented line suggests President Harding will not take a vacation before 1922. The passage muses on the uncertain direction of the world and when it will reach stability, contrasting climate metaphors with political timing.
Sir Phillip Gibbs argues Germany’s collapse stems from currency inflation, not reparations. German experts warn stopping printing money triggers unemployment and riots, while continuing harms trade. by year end 690 billion marks may be circulating, with 600 billion worth about 142.8 billion dollars.
A medical writer cites 3 500 Americans aged over 100 implying longevity defines news value. The piece notes a Chicago based One Hundred Year Club and its president Dr Josephine Paine, praising vitality at 50 80 and 100 while contrasting Solomon's lifetime view.
A garbled column quotes varied sentiments on the economy and society. Mention of German marks and cheaper living. remarks on Thanksgiving, bicycles, home runs, lively ball, and luck. References to burglars, wallpaper, wall peeling, conspiratorial teers, and a beguiling neighbor.
Washington discloses a renewed Spanish fortune hoax in which an imprisoned Russian nobleman promises a large share of a secret fortune to lure Americans to cable funds for reclaiming a supposed secret stash. The scheme, dating to 1913 and echoed in 1915 and 1918 variants, uses forged newspaper clippings and multilingual multigraph ink to appear legitimate and targets readers nationwide.
The column presents reader questions on water intoxication and home economics with expert answers. It defines water excess risks, the Mayo Clinic note on thirst regulation, and explains terms like domestic science domestic art and household management.
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