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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1920
Page
4
The article argues that buyers should not be charged the highest town prices by farmers directly, urging consumers to demand fair, reasonable cuts for door to door produce. It cautions against profiteering by growers and middlemen and encourages patronizing farmers who offer fair pricing.
Speeding reports show industry accelerating as railroads lead with strong freight, moving on prewar efficiency. Workers in most fields display renewed energy and responsibility, increasing output per man. Profiteers linger but the nation is climbing out of postwar lethargy and expects a better next year.
Oklahoma senator Thomas Gore declares he will continue his opposition to the League of Nations. He frames the "paramount issue" as averting disaster and cites Maine voters, including women and mothers, who reject the costly bond he says mortgaged to fund the league.
The article reflects on Cleveland firefighters and public perception shifting from months past. It notes a change in view of their heroism and public sentiment toward their actions during recent events.
The article recounts a strike by firemen over pay and hours, the public support for a raise, and the subsequent eight hour day with three shifts. It accuses firemen of holding outside jobs to boost income and urges women to ensure just demands before unionizing or striking.
Opinions reprinted from the OER criticize Franklin D. Roosevelt for calling opponents of the league of nations crooks. The piece argues he will not advance policy at the Capitol and could aid Republicans if his statements continue. It asserts voters will not be bludgeoned into supporting the league.
A light page of vignettes and quips opens with a nursemaid and Mrs Styles, a humorous exchange about the maid’s duties, and a noted joke left by a humorous man. It then follows two engaged sisters and curious neighbors in a street-side scene. The piece ends with Chicago children visiting a farm and a playful take on cows and milk.
In 1856 the Republican Party first appears led by John Fremont with Horace Greeley pushing for northern unity. The Pittsburgh convention nominates Fremont Dayton. Democrats nominate Buchanan Pierce. Fillmore headlined the fading Whigs. The Dayton Fremont event draws huge crowds and the campaign rages over slavery and states’ rights.
Readers can submit questions to The Athens Messenger Information Bureau directed by Frederic J. Haskin Washington seeking factual answers. Include full name and address and two cents for postage. responses mailed directly to the inquirer. no legal medical or financial advice provided.
A compilation of Q and A items covers why mountains stay cold, pineapple sauce for ice cream, Alaska purchase details, pneumatic organ action, Poor Richard's Almanac origins, long distance meat shipping beginnings, and eligibility for victory medals by discharged student soldiers.
Cleveland Sept 28 The American Legion convention adopted a resolution backing the national executive board on the adjusted compensation act and urged prompt passage. After reports on the measure delegates voiced strong support amid scattered opposition and a call for a state by state roll call. The bill, passed by Congress last May, outlines the bonus provisions.
The resolution supports compulsory universal training including physical, educational, Americanization, and mili tary components to form a foundation for future extended military training in time of war. San Francisco New York Minot and other cities vie for 1922 convention hosting while Kansas City secures 1921 event.
The piece details Denison's claim that the President’s unchecked control allowed vast war expenditures and fraud. It cites billions spent across departments, with examples from nitrate plants, powder plants, shells, tanks, and naval projects, alleging massive waste and mismanagement.
The article notes calls to keep young men from joining military groups, promote state National guard recruitment, and create a cabinet post for the United States air service. Congress cheers as a slacker list resolution for Secretary of War Baker is introduced and passed by unanimous vote.
The council votes to withhold publication of the slacker list and adopts a resolution condemning the War Department for granting honorable discharges to conscientious objectors.
Mrs H Timberlake of Indiana Pa credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with fast relief from a lingering cough and bronchial weakness after a pneumonia episode. She learned of the medicine from a neighbor, purchased a bottle, and found immediate cough relief.
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