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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1922
Page
7
In Elyria Ohio on September 26 a .22 caliber bullet whizzed past Mrs. W. E. Lewis of Lodi street as she collected laundry in her yard, crashing through a window. She notified police and no one was injured.
J F Lyman of Ohio State University outlines foods high in vitamins A and C and the deficiency diseases they prevent. He assigns stars to indicate vitamin content and notes milk spinach and liver as strong sources for A while orange juice and tomatoes show C vitamin value.
A wild horse can reach 35 or 40 years of age while a domesticated horse is considered old at about 25 years. The comparison highlights differing aging standards between wild and domestic equines.
The piece notes a surge in auto ownership across the United States with 1922 figures surpassing 1921. It lists state totals led by New York and Ohio and includes rates of car ownership, noting Nevada and Delaware near the bottom. A Cincinnati court case involves a $16,600 damage suit over a boy injuring William Perry with a weapon.
Mrs Mary Figgins and Tale and Mrs Blanche Maione attended Sunday School at Starr. Flo Ervin of Nelsonville visited Miss Mildred Wend and both girls study at Ohio University. Neighbors bid farewell to the Bumgardners as they move to Haydenville. Harlon Hoskins family visited W R Hoskins. Connett to hold ice cream social on Sept 29. Connett school making rapid progress under Garrett McKee. Oliver Hosking and grandson Eugene return to 821 Chestnut Street Nelsonville. James Hosking spent Sunday picnic at the Rock House.
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