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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1920
Page
4
The piece argues that violent attacks against capitalism fail to achieve goals and provoke public backlash. It calls for cooperation between labor and capital, condemns the killings of innocents, and urges peaceful, fair treatment of all involved in industrial disputes.
The chief statistician of Ohio's Industrial Commission says many workers from war boosted industries will return to farms or shift to essential jobs as war orders fade. Agriculture gains manpower, promising higher production and lower prices, while other industries regain workers and stabilize.
A 1920s look at women working to pay for college. Many girls in cities support tuition with jobs, from telephone operator to tutor. Living costs favor small towns but big cities offer more varied opportunities.
Sir James Lowther, long serving MP for Cumberland’s Penrith, is raised to viscount and granted a £20 000 annual pension, with a seat in the Lords. A Conservative, he has held public roles from charity commissioner to deputy speaker and chaired key commissions through the years.
Provides practical guidance on drying fruit with sun artificial heat and air blast. Covers temperatures to kill germs while avoiding damage, air circulation, turning fruit, cheesecloth protection, rain dew moths, indoors at dusk, using ovens or stoves, safety thermometer, and blanching and heating at 180 degrees for ten to fifteen minutes before storage.
A party guest hides leftovers and a London newspaperwoman endures a heckler on a train. The speaker’s quick wit turns the moment into humor as fellow passengers laugh.
A man struggles with mounting costs and a missing gas supply while faced with empty tires and rising profiteering. The scene suggests a prolonged slowdown as prices ease slowly.
Thor Olson defeated Joe Turner two falls to one in a high profile gym match attended by six hundred fans. Olson won the first fall in fifty minutes two seconds with a head chancery body scissors and toe hold. Turner announced the bout as best man wins and eyed a return engagement after rest.
W A Miller of Fairfield county who led the Athens county farm bureau drive remained in Athens overnight and left for Marietta. He now heads twelve men in a Washington county membership drive where the movement is meeting with success. About 400 members have been secured and the drive is about halfway finished.
Chicago authorities believe Lieut. S F Sullivan at Great Lakes naval station used fingerprint forgery to steal thousands of dollars.
Angry over job prospects H. William, 25, allegedly buried a rock through an employment agency window. Police say they have many jobs for a rock pile and are seeking him.
A bold hold up man grabbed a watch and chain from William Meyers in Indianapolis. He escaped with the loot but was pursued by one man and then restrained by another, ending with the thief in the hands of the authorities.
Claim asserts most illnesses stem from blood condition and urges readers to take S. S. S. from drugstores to cleanse the system and restore appetite. Mentions Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta for endorsement.
About six hundred prospective hunters secured licenses from Clerk of Court T L Morgan. The county offers a promising hunting season with many excited to pursue game in autumn’s first colors. Squirrels are by far the most popular target, while debate grows over opening the closed season on quail amid rising reports of their abundance.
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