Obituary and Subscription Rates Listing
The notice lists staff roles including Gordon K. Bush as Publisher and Gender and Charles H Harris as Managing Editor. It notes associations and postal classifications, then provides subscription pricing: by carrier 15 cents a week. by mail in Ohio one year 4.50, six months 2.50, ten weeks 1.00, four weeks 0.50, one week 0.15.
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Gordon K. Bush
Charles H Harris
John W. Cullen
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Athens
Brakes on World Trade Endanger Global Markets
The author argues that European and African tensions led by Hitler and Mussolini threaten world trade and profits. War danger, stalled money markets, and unstable peace impede a return to normal commerce, hurting U S workers and economies. Only an amicable settlement can restart trade and payrolls.
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Hitler
Rhineland
Mussolini
Africa
Europe
Germany
Far East
Japan
Soviet Russia
United States
Better Days Ahead After Lindbergh Kidnapping Crime Era Ends
The piece argues the Lindbergh murder ended hero worship of criminals and shifted public mood away from praising gangsters like Capone and Dillinger. It notes federal pursuits, and a long awakening to crime’s impact on families, predicting a healthier mindset ahead.
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United States
Hauptmanns
Capones
Dillingers
Lindbergh
New Jersey
Dillingerers
Hollywood Challenge On Messages In Motion Pictures
When Will Hays warns of a line between films with a social message and those pushing propaganda he stresses the industrys social duty to the public. He says about 80 million Americans are touched by cinema and producers must craft programs with common sense and care.
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Will Hays
Hays
If the Manhattan Elevator Strike Continued
The note imagines a world where a prolonged Manhattan elevator strike would end the traditional no dogs rule, potentially allowing St Bernard dogs with brandy casks in apartments.
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Manhattan
St. Bernards
Washington cherry tree season raises ax-wielding fears
After the publicity the pitcher received from the dollar-hurling feat, it might be wise to beware of ax-wielders during the Washington cherry tree season.
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Washington
Indian Merchant Offers Fabulous Reward for Sleep
An Indian merchant offers a large prize to anyone who can put him to sleep. He may pretend a medical issue like appendicitis and let nature take its course, suggesting a dramatic or risky ruse for the payout.
Inside Washington Signals About Flood Control and Campaign Tactics
Congress leaders dodge publicity on budget bills as Roosevelt plans limits on flood control funding and pork laden appropriations. Landon gains momentum amid a rumored nationwide mail driven organization dubbed The Chain Letter Campaign. Japanese maneuvers around Mongolia spark talk of future troop movements and a cautious view on imminent hostilities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Army
Secret pact links Tokio Berlin on war timing
Authorities hold a one sided arrangement: if Japan attacks Russia, Germany need not join immediately. if Germany acts, Japan will move at once. The understanding, considered highly important, suggests Japanese aggression wouldn’t trigger a world war right away, but German aggression would.
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Tokio
Berlin
Russia
Germany
Mussolini Involved in Austrian Conscription Move
The best informed say Mussolini influenced Austria’s conscription act to pressure Ethiopian sanctioning nations and to violate the Treaty of St Germain. Observers compare it to legal breaches by Hitler and foresee new treaties authorizing such violations, akin to the London naval treaty.
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Rome
Vienna
Mussolini
Austria
Government urges shorter hours for industry workers
The government calls for reduced work hours while night guards at Federal Prisons commonly toil up to 12 hours daily. In some locales guards work nine days out of ten and one prison reports seven days a week. Congress still employs page boys under 16 despite child labor concerns.
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Congress
Psychology and Philosophy Dominate Congress Speeches
A congressional session trend sees the word psychology last year and philosophy this year used by speakers in both Houses. Stenographers note speeches begin with remarks on the psychology or philosophy of legislation, allowing speech without subject details.
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Congress
Priser
Dayton Doctor Advises Salt to Beat Heat
A Dayton physician urges salt intake to prevent heat prostration. He does not specify amounts but says a grain for every campaign statement should suffice.
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Dayton
Smithsonian says age lengthens nose and broadens mouth
A Smithsonian authority notes aging changes facial features while suggesting no rival for legendary figures Durante or Joe F Brown, reflecting on lasting influence amid finite life.
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Smithsonian
Durante
Joe F. Brown
Police seek thieves who stole 13 cannonballs in Connecticut
Police investigate a theft at a street corner in a Connecticut town where 13 cannonballs were stolen. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward as detectives pursue leads.
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Connecticut
Letters Attack Leaders and Wonders of New Deal
The writer denounces political and industrial leaders for alleged lies about the New Deal, criticizing Alfred P. Sloan and General Motors while arguing unemployment, work hours, and class grievance. He contrasts GOP opposition with Roosevelt policy and warns of future hardships for the rich if recovery stalls.
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Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors
Roosevelt
Park Avenue
Paris
Willie Hearst
Dupont
Pdupants
Wil
District Tales of Long Ago in Gallipolis Directory
A preserved 1871 Ohio River directory recounts Gallipolis post Civil War notes including population claims, city officials, and factory industry. It describes the 1700 French settlement misled by the Scioto Company, land purchases, county organization, and local infrastructure such as woolen mills and gas works.
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Wiggins & Weavers
Frank Woods
Gallipolis
Pittsburgh
Cairo
Lil
Harve de Grace
New World
Scioto Company
Alexandria
France
Ohio River
Kanawha
Kanawha River
Chickamauga
Raccoon
Ohio Company
Gallia County
J. G. Damron
L. J. Langley
Charles Menager
William Nash
W. S. Newton
Waddell, Blazer & Co
Union Woolen
Fresh guy and fashion world collide in Toby’s entangled life
In a bustling social world Toby Ryan, a 19 year old commercial model, navigates flirtations with Tim Jamieson while her roommate Harriet Holm settles a marriage plan with Clyde Sabin. Toby faces a stalking moment, tests for a photo job, and dinner with Bill as their ambitions in advertising and buying drift toward uncertain futures.
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Toby Ryan
Harriet Holm
Toby
Tim Jamieson
Tim
Harriet
Clyde Sabin
Clyde
Duryer's
Bill
Garbo
Duryea
Quotes From Public Figures Sparked By War Era Debate
A selection of opinions from public figures includes W Thorne on Eden and Hitler marriage, Albert Napoles on prison reform, Lillian Mendel on a heart balm suit, Will Hays condemning vulgarity, and Toyohiko Kagawa urging spiritual wealth over wealth. The notes reflect diverse views amid wartime discourse.
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Lillian Mendel
Circula Romanus Latin Club at Nelsonville High School
Read about activities at Nelsonville High School with members Mary Elizabeth Kessinger Nellie Dailey Thelma Mills Charlotte Acker Rebecca Sharp Mary Devol and others. Notes include Mrs Arthur Boyles recovering from surgery at Holzer Hospital and Helen Townsend visiting from Youngstown. J P Wood spoke at the Presbyterian Brotherhood on My Views on the Old Testament.
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Circula Romanus Latin Club
Nelsonville High School
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Nellie Dailey
Thelma Mills
Charlotte Acker
Rebecca Sharp
Mary Devol
Margaret Vorhees
Esther Healey
Ralph Fleck
Thelma McGiffen
Helen Sharp
Marceline Wallace
Ethel Jones
J. P. Wood
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Athens to house state brick plant employing 5300 convicts
Announcement stated Athens will host a state brick plant with a 5300 convict workforce. Ohio University Girls Glee Club staged the operetta Wild Rose led by Helen McKay Helen Pickett Louise Cable Leora Shilling and others with Grosvenor McKee directing Violet Patterson at the piano and J Newman Hizey as concert master Clinton Biddle the sole male cast member. Mr and Mrs L F Jones plus daughters Pauline Elizabeth visited Glouster. Mrs F P Phillips hosted the Athenian Art Dooking Club and Mrs Tom Stewart of Nelsonville visited relatives in Logan.
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Ohio University Girls Glee Club
Helen McKay
Helen Pickett
Louise Cable
Leora Shilling
Frances Carr
Grace Fults
Mary Skinner
Teresa Caruthers
Nelle Herbert
Adair Kesling
Marzuela Richards
Florence Perfect
Helen Correll
Clara Wiegel
Mary Kerr
Alta Cherrington
Grosvenor McKee
Violet Patterson
Alexander 8. Thompson
Health Hints And Diet By Dr Morris Fishbein
Health Hints discusses canned vegetables safety and nutrition noting sterilization in cans and proper storage. It covers common canned items tomatoes corn and peas, drying of beans and peas, and new quick freezing methods for beans corn mushrooms peas and spinach. It also compares leaf vegetable proteins with beans and peas and mentions the soy bean’s complete protein.
How to safely squeeze a pimple to avoid infection
A pimple is a localized infection in the skin. To prevent spread apply an antiseptic over and around the lesion before squeezing and again after. Use sterilized gauze to blot out the pus as it is released to avoid spreading the material.
Vegetable nutrition and mineral content overview
The text discusses carbohydrate forms in vegetables, noting starch predominance and sugar levels in some, and explains that laxative effect relates to fiber. It emphasizes minerals like calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, and copper as essential nutrients supplied by vegetables.
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the Public Forum
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Carol
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Anthony Eden
Herr Hitler
W. Thorne
Labor Party
Albert Napoles
Phoenix, Ariz
Will H. Hays
Toyohiko Kagawa
Arthur Boyles
Holzer Hospital
Helen Townsend
Youngstown
Donald Hibbard
Enid Townsend
Robert 8. Wood
Athens Lodge of Elks
Francis A. Lavelle
Alex M. Moore
John B. Cross
Frank O. Sheldon
Phil ¥. Robinson
L. C. Baker
R. F. Demers
E. L. Hooper
Floyd Fought
Abany
Jeff Tewksbury
Ed Rickey
Gene Potter
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F. P. Phillips
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