War era reminiscence and campus notes flashback
The column recalls past times with a year old Misses and a shower for Miss Alice Hibbs pard. Athens County questions the war chest prospects while Clifford Fulton sells tin and runs touring cars. Boy scouts establish a war stamps booth near the court house corner as 350 students enroll at Ohio University for the spring term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Clifford Fulton
W. N. Alderman
Athena
Ester Biddle
Court House Corner
Ohio University
Kaiser
Thoughtful reflections on resource booms and the American frontier
A long prose meditation contrasts oil timber coal and mineral booms with fading frontier towns. It notes boom cycles across the West and Appalachian mining districts, then shifts to a readers’ report of Athens merchants exhibition at Ohio University gym with fashion shows and social chatter. It ends forecasting aviation growth and hopeful farming outlook while urging patience for better prices.
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Tiber
Old West
Rocky Mountain States
Pennsylvania
Hocking Valley
Americans set air endurance record and Mussolini attacks Pope
The article reports Haldeman and Stinson's 53.5 hour unbroken air flight world record, Italy's prize for breaking records, Mussolini ordering all youth groups under Fascist direction, and London’s note that the Italian king may abdicate to defend the constitution. It also covers debates on women’s suffrage, Japan’s observatory plan, Harvard film funds, stock market days, and gang violence in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorge Haldeman
Eddie Stinson
Mussolini
Health and Diet Advice from Dr Frank McCoy
Health guidance from Dr Frank McCoy author of The Newest Way To Health. Includes questions on nervousness and diet advice. The paper invites readers to address queries to Dr McCoy via a stamped envelope and discusses oils and salads in relation to nervous breakdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCoy
Met
Bart
O. B
Night In New York City Inspires Surreal Cityscape Vision
Vivid prose depicts Manhattan at dusk with river reflections and towering monoliths. The passage contrasts modern life with jungles of concrete, describing spires, stairways, and crowds as living elements under shifting light and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelbert Swan
Marek Si
Daly
Temporaria
Manhattan
Cite
Answers to Questions by Frederick J. askin
A historical Q and A column touches on maritime records, nutrition, and public health topics. It cites documented vessels totaling 25 778, notes awards in child nutrition, and lists Red Cross membership figures: 8 033 814 adults in the United States and 18 690 753 total including junior members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohumbian
University of Fe
United States
T. R
Doug A. Thom
Teeran
Massachusetts
Angela Patri
jChildhood
Jessie Gillespie
Mad Daily
Los Angeles
Germany
Los
Mlc
Yorselves
Ehre
Brealstown
Eta
Red Cross
VW. A
National Red Crow Nocietiea
Apan
Goed Neel
Fiy da Dhbeel
Javine Vist
Ehem
Executive Power Growth in Washington Across Eras
In Washington power has increasingly concentrated in the executive branch as Congress and the judiciary cede influence. The piece traces cabinet expansions, wartime prerogatives, and the rise of presidentially appointed commissions, noting clashes with Congress in Wilson and Johnson eras and the enduring tension between war and peace powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotiney
Epger
Shington
Washington
Congress
State
War
Treasury
Labor
Agricult
Interior
Nt Congress
Coolidge
Artmient Ny
Fortes
Carril- Meare
Navy Department
Agai
Federal Trade, Tacl
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Federal Reserve Board
Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
Andrew
Legislative Branch
John Quincy Adams
House J
Consresa
Lincoln
Ates
Confederacy
Johnson
Borah
Renodize
Wilson
League of Nations
Tlemen
Thaddeus Stephens Ound
Pessendan
Lingoln
Fae
White House
This Date in American History March 24
The March 24 entry notes the burial of Ise Treasury building in Washington and marks the 1851 death of statesman John C. Calhoun. It also records U S troops leaving Cuba and mentions Medical Lady 1851.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise
Treasury
Wash
Histen
John C. Calhoun
U.S
Cuba
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Historical Word Scrambles
A garbled列 of crossword style prompts lists clues on politics food music weather and figures. It mentions a presidential nomination in New York state and asks for authors and religious notes amid scattered phrases and misspellings from an old puzzle page.
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Regio
New York State
Balak
Unii
Austria
Gover
Galnl
Ireland
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RS. C
Millkan
Vir- Mgene Putnam
Anniette Walker
Alice Hibs
the Sunday Messenger
American Newspaper Publichera Association
Hte
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Cables
United Press Service
John
Lucian
America
Athens
Kiwanians
Eddie Rickenbacker
Far West
Portland
Ore
Cleveland
Jackson Brothers, Noesel and Co
Chicago Business House
National
Robert & Ward, Inc
Fifth Ave
New York
South Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Lady Astor
Mikado
Arthur Brisbane
Lindbergh
Italy
Major de Bernardi
London
Great Britain
Qur Intelligentia
House of Commons
Virginia
Astoria
Britain
Manchuria
Japan
Asia
Harvard
Foundation
Harvard College
The
Stock Exchange
General Motors
Tipperary Tim
Billy Barton
Mr. Bruce
Baltimore
Cullinan
Nicaragua
Atlantic
Pacific
Lamphier
Ford
Deneen
Harvard College Observatory
Ti. McCoy
By the Way
Pribay
Guy
Alice
Pheard
Finny Gotherd
Ike
Ares
Bari
Frederick J. Askin
Fr. W. Bush
Publ
Chas. & Harria
Homes Service
Justice Department
Postoffice Department
Commerce Department
Radio and Aviation
An Bens
Ertay
Ririe Isi Plarsis
Alet RC
Isiovair
PGT Te
PION
Graraca
Infetst Aleit Tate
Vic Pr
Tate
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