The Season of Spring and a Newspaper Perspective
A reflective piece contrasts childhood memory with a father’s grief at a child’s death, then shifts to seasonal musings on spring, farming, and the urban workforce. It argues for skilled guidance in marketing and agricultural development, noting available trained men and state support for fruit and stock industries in Athens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Athens County
Washington Street
Cleveland
Tire
Peach Ridgeway
Gro
Ohio
America
New Inventions Stir Mix of Science and Stocks
Arthur Brisbane notes a pituitary serum reviving aged rats and cites Steinach as a potential boost for Wall Street bears. He observes brokers profiting on overnight orders as stock prices and Ford's wage programs shape prosperity. The piece blends scientific gambit, finance, and social commentary with brief local incidents and anecdotes.
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Steinach
Wall Street
Pree Steinach
Vienna
Wartime shifts at Ohio University and campus news
Twenty years ago Ames Golden notes wartime effects at Ohio University with German studies dropped and Prof Emil Dorenberg dismissed. Lt Oscar Fulton visits Athens on furlough while Glen Vore injures after being thrown from a car. Easter lily prize awarded at Higley Study circle and X M C A supper costs 25 cents. Henry Chadwick, famed as the father of baseball, was dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Emil Dorenberg
Henry Chadwick
Baseball
Health and Diet Advice by Dr Frank McCoy
Health guidance from Dr Frank McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health. The column includes weekly menus with breakfast and dinner ideas, notes on leftovers and meat loaf preparation, plus reader questions on eye health enamel sensitivity and angina symptoms with concise medical answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCoy
Melo
Crvelone
Soton
H. Writen
T. W. TE
New York Scene Recreates Old Town Through Art and Night Life
In a sweeping reminiscence Gilbert notes New Yorks mingling of old neighborhood charm with modern wanderers. He observes speakeasy lore and prowling promoters, the rise of working-class galleries in Weehawken, and the pervasiveness of improvised performances across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Jer- Yar
Aone
New York
Tolod
Jersey City
Regi
Oldigood
New Fork
Marian ‘Talley
Times Square
Manhattan
Lilliput
Iswaetie
Nome
Broadway
Kew York
Pagene
St.™ M
Europe
Ham
Beternesmondsville
Ohio
Chartes , Burchfield
New Jersey
Walters
Winchell
Weehawken
Abanhattans Derma
Larrome
Linis
Public Forum Letters on Child Rearing and Faith
Leonard Tucker of Athens Ohio comments on Major Johnson's address praising natural child development and avoiding overbearing discipline. The letter argues children should learn from Mother Nature and Christ is the hopeful path for youth. Also includes trivia Qs about butterfat content and Vatican nuncios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Johnson
Hotel Berry
Major Johnson
Christ
Leonard ‘Tucker
Athens
Canal Zone crisis spurs calls to shift authority
Senator Smith proposes investigating the Canal Zone judiciary and placing it under the Department of Justice, while revelations link Zone officials to alleged abuses under military oversight. Charges involve former U S district attorney Mitchell and Deputy Marshal Hamlin amid broader accusations of military-style governance in the Zone.
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Congress
Ropney Dutcher Ashington
Elis
D. Smith
South Carolina
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Les
Central America
South America
Smith
Department of Justice
War Department
Porter
F. Edward Mitchell
U.S
Mal Zone
Martin
Mar.rtin
Kk T. Hamlin
Anderson
Hiserior
Trvirn
Lieser
der 'Meines
Kopf LE Linsey
C. F. Fairman
Canali Zone
Chages
Walker
Mitchel
Ham
Hamlin
Congressional Committees
Caribbean
America
Guy H.mander
Navy
Felix Porter
Want
Coolidge
Attorn
Mitchell
House
Monmittes
Q Walcker
Grant T. Trent
Trent
York
Hrriga
Hamiin
New Y Orleans
Ian F. Stone
Prinoimally
Greg Walker
First anti slavery society formed in Philadelphia by Quakers
The entry notes on April 4 1778 the first anti slavery society in the United States forms in Philadelphia by Quakers. It mentions 1814 Embargo Act repeal and Lincoln being shot by John Wilkes Booth at Ford's Theatre and Spain rejecting U S intervention in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philadelphia
Congress
President Lincoln
J. Wakes Booth
Ford's Theater
Washington
Spain
U. S
Cuba
Chief industries and word clues puzzle mix
A scrambled crossword style puzzle lists many clues across and down about chiefs industries such as dairy, textiles, and whaling. It mixes place names like Massachusetts Delaware Rhode Island and questions about geography and verbs.
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Sir Thomas Browne
Repert 5Rd, Inc
Birth Ave
South Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Pituitary Youth
Arthur Brisbane
General Motors
Wonderi Stock Exchange
Winifred Sarkville Stoner
Michael Angelo
Moses
Michael
Leviathan
American Shipping Board
Mr. Didani
Mr. Ringling
Didan
Mr. Houghton
London
Henry Ford
Ford
Cromwell
Greater
Julius Rekin
Persian Gulf
Caspian Sea
Cain and Abel
Eve
The
Japan
Kansas City
FW Bush
Chas
Harris
Ames Golden
Athena
Glen Vore
Oscar Fulton
Mra
W. E. Peters
Ecelveg
Higley
McCoy
Mosday
Melba
Grday
By the Way
Frederick J. Haskin
Vatican
Alaska
A. de Patiw
Homéri
Polygnotus
Poe of
Cned
Rihodo Island de Islan
Exlat
Delaware
Teaterday
Nt Re Realetry
Massa
Bri
Carolina
Ayopite
Feidisie
Tiere
Sis Diorsle
Optelr
NEL
Siatlil
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