Audit Bureau of Circulation Report Highlights Ohio Dailies
An Ohio newspaper scene review cites circulation data from the Audit Bureau of Circulation via Associated Press and United Press sources. It notes reporting by the American Newspaper Publishers Association and related trade associations.
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Audit Bureau of
Cncmanitena
Associated Ohio
Daily Press
United Press Associations
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Thought for Today Quotation on Honor and Perception
A concise meditation contrasts a prophet's lack of honor in home territory with a reflection on how a man’s true measure appears to the world like a thermometer. The quotes attribute these ideas to Matthew 13 57 and H W Shaw.
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Matthew
H. W. Shaw
The Character of Our Manpower and Prosperity
Walter S. Gifford of ATandT discusses the US strength in science and industry. He highlights rising output per worker, new methods in business and manufacturing, and the democratic shift balancing individualism with social responsibility. He warns that missteps in adjusting big business to democracy could cause temporary hardships but stresses avoidable readjustment hazards.
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Walter S. Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
United States
Arbor Day Message on Ohio Conservation Heritage
Commentary on Arbor Day and conservation in Hocking County Ohio urges awareness of natural gifts. It cites past deforestation and soil misuse while predicting a soil survey will guide landowners toward reforestation and improved use of farming lands for future generations.
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Ohio
Mother Nature
Hocking County
Study Steady Work Program Urges Employer Action
An editorial argues industrial leaders must stabilize employment to sustain demand. It notes steady work makes workers buyers and supports the economy, urging firms to adopt production planning, waste reduction, and targeted sales to maintain employment. The piece calls for broader employer education on economic needs and private measures to stabilize work.
Isolation Question in U S Business Outlook
The Alexander Hamilton Institute notes worsening British unemployment and slow signs of recovery, but stresses the U S economy remains tied to Britain as a key export market. Britain sold about 850 million dollars of goods to the United States last year, 16 percent of U S exports, challenging the idea of splendid isolation.
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Alexander Hamilton Institute
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Change threatens fashionable Park and Madison avenues
New York reports rapid turnover of districts as fashion belts and other items move through the city. The official zoning—QO. K.—restricts adulteration of residential areas, yet new commercial encroachment looms for Park Avenue and Madison Avenue emporiums within a short time.
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New York
Park Avenue
Madison Avenue
From Bowling Green to Grand Central shifts reshape the city
The narrative traces a migration from historic Bowling Green to the far side of Grand Central as changes accelerate. Ft Amersterdam once housed fashionable residences. Riverside Drive, Fifth Avenue and Madison Avenue have seen rapid transformation with new trade areas and luxury shopping expanding. Movers have begun catering to the luxuriously minded as the city redefines its skyline.
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Bowling Green
Grand Central Station
Ft Amersterdam
Riverside Drive
Fifth Avenue
Madison Avenue
Rue de la Paix
Metropolis shifts of swank from Battery to Fifth Avenue
The article traces New York’s rise as a fashionable center from postwar days through the 19th and early 20th centuries. It notes George Washington’s ties to lower Broadway, Greenwich Village growth around Washington Square, Union Square’s social scene, Sam Ruggles and Gramercy, Stanford White’s Madison Square tower, the Drive, and the shift of elite residents to Fifth Avenue and Park Avenue as Rockefeller, Astor, and Vanderbilt wealth reshaped the city.
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Bowling Green
Battery
George Washington
Broadway
McComb
Georgie Washington
Times
Washington Square
Greenwich Village
Fifth Avenue
Roosevelt
Gramercy Park
Union Square
Luchen’'s
Gramercy
Sam Ruggles
Stanford White
Madison Square Tower
Hudson River
Charles Schwab
Rockefellers
Astors
Vanderbilts
Park Avenue
Madison Square Not Overlooked In Ongoing Events
Brief OCR fragment notes Madison Square referenced with emphasis on its prominence, suggesting continuation of coverage or a notable event linked to the venue without clear details or outcome.
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Madison Square
Daily Study in Correct English and Pronunciation
A compact instructional note listing common usage errors and mispronunciations. It contrasts phrases such as it should seem 40 versus it would seem so and explains Italian pronunciation and common misspellings like committee versus committees. It also defines synonyms for eminent and distinguished.
Health Diet Menus From Dr. Frank McCoy Nutrition Advice
Weekly menus from Dr. Frank McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health include detailed meals from Sunday to Friday with breakfasts lunches and dinners featuring eggs milk potatoes chicken beef fish and vegetables. The Q A section addresses uric acid poisoning symptoms and the cleansing diet noting small green peas and cauliflower for those without flatulence.
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Frank McCoy
Breakfast and Dinner Menu Variant
The menu lists breakfast items including a French omelet Melba toast and stewed raisins with oranges on the side. Dinner offers a broiled fillet of sole, baked ground beets, and a tomato salad with no dessert.
Word Study Humiliate Definition and Example
A daily vocabulary note defines humiliate as to offend the pride of or humble. An example sentence reads Her husband s conduct humiliated her.
Continued from Page 1 more of them are locked up the government will hardly know what to do with them
The fragment suggests a large number of individuals detained or imprisoned, implying that increased confinement will overwhelm government capacity for handling detainees. No further context or specifics about who is detained or where is provided.
Prohibition Protest Claims Questioned by Analyst
Henry H Curran of the Association Against Prohibition says three of four Americans oppose prohibition and that membership rises by about 1000 daily. The claim is disputed as straw polls may not reflect final voting patterns in a real election.
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Henry H. Curran
Association Against Prohibition
Catholic Churches Manage Hospitals Orphanages And Homes
The text notes 624 Catholic hospitals and clinics and 29 Catholic orphan asylums caring for 51,523 orphans along with 142 homes for the aged. It describes the church as active, hardworking, farsighted and patient when needed.
Millikan Refutes Jeans on Universal Expansion
The Wichita Beacon presents a Millikan statement correcting Jeans on cosmology. Millikan asserts the universe is not decaying like a clock without a winder, countering Jeans' view.
Winding Down the Universe and the Power That Wound It
The passage argues that humans have ignored the idea of a cosmic reset as clocks are rewound on earth. It speculates the same power that created the universe will know how to wind it up again after galaxies nebulae and solar systems exhaust their energy.
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Earth
No clear event headline from provided text
The fragment asserts comfort in a professor's high authority stating the universe rebuilds from atoms and electrons shed by stars, likening this to new forests growing from soil formed by dead leaves. No concrete news facts or identifiable entities are present.
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Millikan
The Sun Loses Mass as It Radiates Power
The passage notes that every minute the Sun loses 250 million tons of mass due to radiation, making it lighter by 1 billion tons in four minutes. It speculates on a possible mechanism to compensate for this loss, likening it to whales feeding to increase their mass.
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Space
Time spans and human progress through ages
The speaker contends the sun will illuminate Earth for millions of years more and that humanity has vast time to accomplish things. They claim we are 12,000 years from the late stone age, noting substantial past achievements and a long horizon for future work.
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Earth
Global Unemployment Trends Mention Russia’s Low Rate
The article notes rising worldwide unemployment but points out Russia, despite large population and aggressive social experiments, shows fewer unemployed than the United States. It argues that the wealthiest and most developed nation should be able to keep workers employed.
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Russia
Miss Marion Moore Visits Athens Kin in Ohio
Miss Marion Moore of Cincinnati daughter of Bishop and Mrs David H Moore visits Athens relatives this week. Carl Price leaves for Cincinnati to join the John Robinson Show traveling on the road soon. Price will ride with an advertising car that precedes the show.
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Marion Moore
Cincinnati
Bishop
David H. Moore
Athens
Carl Price
John Robinson
Mr. Price
Echo effect in Byrd broadcast traced to feed-back
W A R Brown, NBC engineer, explains the echo arose from a feed-back loop in the 20,000 mile link. Australian studio pickup from Schenectady and New Zealand ends caused amplification back to Australia and to New Zealand, creating the heard echo.
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G. M
W. A. R. Brown
National Broadcasting Company
Schenectady
New Zealand
General Electric
Australia
Mississippi
United States
France
Venice
Filipinos Seek Independence As Immigration Debate Roars
Washington reports show Filipino delegates and California lawmakers clashing before a congressional committee over excluding Filipinos from the United States. They argue for independence and challenge bans on nonwhite immigration while noting economic and labor tensions tied to sugar tobacco and other exports.
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Washington
Congressional
Philippine Islands
United States
Richard J. Welch
California
Welch
Pacific
Congress
Hawaiian Islands
Immigration Committee
Pedro Quevara
Manuel Osias
Manuel Roxas
Los Angeles
Hilario Moncado
Filipino Federation of America
Short and Snappy Word Puzzle List
A quirky list of clues with numbers and garbled text. The jumble hints at multiple word answers across topics like anatomy, objects, feelings, and places, forming a dense crossword style set with mixed legibility.
Bootleg Ring Handles Large Cash In New York Bank
U S authorities report a bootlegging group in New York deposited about a million dollars. A member nicknamed driver reportedly saved 572678 dollars at the New York Bank of America over six months. The operation appears lucrative.
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New York
New York Bank of America
Catholic Directory 1930 Reports U.S. Catholic Population
The 1930 Catholic directory reports 20,078,202 Catholics in the United States excluding Alaska and island territories. It notes 2,248.57 children in Catholic parochial schools and 38,232 conversions to the Catholic faith last year. About 100,009 persons are taken are not completed in this fragment.
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United States
Alaska
Island Territories
Carpenter Elected Advertising Manager at The Ohioan
Clyde Carpenter of Athens was elected advertising manager of The Ohioan the weekly Ohio University paper at a meeting with President Ellis yesterday.
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Clyde Carpenter
Athens
The
Ohioan
Ohio University
Ellis
Athens group seeks relief to Mill Street upgrade
Ten years ago a committee of Athens citizens appeared before county commissioners to request relief funds for improving Mill Street from the B and O tracks to East Bridge. The report notes several locals and visitors traveling to New York and Columbus with various family connections.
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Athens
Mill Street
East Bridge
Club Bids Mrs Nickoson Farewell At Morris Avenue Home
The M. T. 8. Club honored Mrs. Leroy Nickoson with a pleasant visit at her Morris Avenue residence as she plans to move to the country. She will soon leave for her new home.
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M. T. 8. Club
Leroy Nickoson
Morris Avenue
Mrs T R Biddle Heads to National D A R Congress
Mrs T R Biddle left Saturday evening for Washington to attend the National Congress of the D A R in tow this week.
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T. R. Biddle
Washington, D. C
National Congress of the
Dh. A. R
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Rector
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