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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
4
Reg my bac eleven sample ment appears in a fragmentary line. The text includes references to purchase and mentions Walter and West but lacks clear context or full details.
An editorial argues against endorsing the Ku Klux Klan despite some claimed admirable principles. It notes the group’s hostility to Catholics Jews Negroes and foreigners and warns that its methods risk lawlessness and private, super legal rule undermining constitutional government.
A news correspondent notes rumors from one or two outside sources that the nation is apathetic about the arms conference. The remark implies a broader view of public sentiment and invites scrutiny of perceived indifference.
Marshall Foch boasts that the French army could sweep Europe though he concedes much work remains incomplete. The remark appears amid slangy chatter about Europe and notes Noah Webster’s impact on writers and language.
An elderly witness recalls John D Rockefeller as an infant while a wife quizzes her husband about a deception. He feigns memory of their wedding anniversary, but she corrects him that three months ahead is the date, revealing the need to take the afternoon off to beat the rugs.
A playful verse contrasts a four year old girl with her granddad love while quips about a pickpocket at Coney Island and musings on actors in pictures mix with jokes about enunciation and kindness. The fragmentary clippings read like a mixed page of light verse and humorous quips.
Toronto's Canadian National Exhibition gathers visitors from Canada the United States and abroad to view a vast all-Canadian display. The event highlights educational exhibits and manufacturers rooms furniture clothes toys and vehicles while stressing Canada made goods and patriotism amid evolving US trade pressures.
A long stream of brief, whimsical vignettes from Athens Ohio. The writer riffs on local people places and events including J Maurice Hyde at the Athens Foundry and Machine Company. Mentions West Union street new buildings, a classical club play Julius Caesar, and everyday observations of town life themes.
A sharp editorial note questions Ohio university officials about course requirements and hints that political bosses who influenced Wednesday’s election should read Judge Ben Lindsey's "The Beast" and reflect.
A correspondent recalls bald headed men of Class Six who boast of narrow escapes, standing at the Court House corner daily, including Sundays, and sharing tales of hair breadth luck and survival.
The inquiry asks what has become of the per simmon, noting absence of the item over a long period and seeking clarification on availability and status.
A broad Q A page outlines the Information Bureau run by Ederic J. Haskin offering free advice on legal medical and financial matters while not solving domestic troubles. It includes sample questions on roads unions corn seed dates and Edith Cavell’s fate with concise answers.
pumpkins provide a succulent feed for horses but demand nutrient balancing feeds. Feeding value is about two-fifths that of silage mainly aiding digestion. Limit to not over eight pounds per day.
Sharpsburg R D 2 reports a wet week with mud hindering business and roadwork. Neighbors surprised Clarence Kern with a party. thirty two attendees enjoyed baskets and laughter. Weekend visitors include Burns in Athens and Caldwell Dille in Cambridge and Byesville.
Ira Stroht plowed up a rabbit nest and, unsure what to do, placed the baby rabbits with a mother cat caring for kittens. The cat now mothers both families, and the rabbits begin to hop. Whenever a bunny leaves the nest, the cat retrieves it by the neck and returns it.
An ice cream social at Tick Ridge school on Friday evening September 30 invites all residents. Proceeds will support school activities and needs.
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