Veterans Bureau aids disabled ex servicemen with vast benefits
The United States Veterans Bureau pays out over a million dollars daily to ex service men and dependents and provides free hospital care to about 30 000 veterans. It conducts tuition free training for over 100 000 disabled veterans and mails 650 000 checks each month. The bureau runs insurance for 600 000 veterans with no admin costs and records more than 50 000 monthly medical exams.
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United States Veterans Bureaus
United States
United States of America
Latin America
Central
South America
England
Germany
France
Nemi
Ilo Piut
Lent as Bodily Renewal Through Healthful Living
The piece argues Lent should be seen as a personal belief and a chance for bodily restoration. It links religious observance to healthful practices, noting winter excesses in diet and social life, and urges simplified meals, fewer late amusements, and regular periods of calm reflection.
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Pangeas
After Dinner Stories in Chiggersville Recounts
A humorous exchange follows a stranger’s claims about pyramids and timing mishaps as Bill Woy pit and Sam Puttyfut react to a claim of an architect. Mrs. Peckton quips about regret while Mr Y Peckton recalls a wreck that altered a future engagement. The narrator notes a newspaper printing trick.
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Chiggersville
Bill Woypit
Sam Puttyfut
Whippersnapper
Henry
Mrs. Peckton
Mr. Y Peckton
Watch Dog humor column from Chauncey Ohio 1922
Chauncey Ohio March 13 1922 Watch Dog column from Athens Messenger includes humorous verses and letters about newspaper readers family life and local wit. Notable pieces reference Abbie as boss and a mock funeral tribute poem.
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Chauncey, Ohio
Athens
Mack
Dad
Abrigal
Abbie
W. P. Fuller
Chauncey
Ohio
Margot Asquith Lecture Sparks Dull Political Move
A remark on English beauty unsettles Hoover as talks on a coal strike elicit little enthusiasm. Yale professors urge more initiative among students while ballplayers head south for spring training amid a quiet news day.
Foreign Trade and the Rise of American Foreign Posts
The article argues that American bankers and merchants increasingly fund foreign governments and build overseas operations. It outlines the shift from slow hearings to global lending networks, emphasizes language plus sales skills, and notes universities and firms training staff for Latin American trade. It warns against adapting home practices to foreign markets and stresses careful selection of foreign representatives.
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Washington, D. C
Franklin Adams
Mr. Adams
Europe
Latin America
Far East
Pan-American Union
Washington
America
Central
South
Local residents visit Columbus and area towns this week
McArthur Willard Clark toured Columbus on business while J J Cooper from Washington DC visited his sister in town. Many locals drove to Columbus for visits and returned home with family news. The McArthur brick plant fired kilns and planned to add workers in coming weeks. Mrs. Martha J Carsey died at 69 after long illness, with funeral at 2 pm Wednesday.
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McArthur
Martha J. Carsey
Lydia Shry
Athens
Albert
Lanecaster
Kara
Zanesville
W. H. Turnbull
Columbus
John
Thurman
W. Va
C. 8. Taylor
Elk Cemetery
Richland boy recovers after sleeping sickness attack
Roy Waldron three years old of Richland township is recovering from sleeping sickness. Dundas visitors Mrs Wilson Swartz are in Marion and Marietta. Mrs William Jacobs hosted guests including Miss Rhea Lowery and Miss Charlotte Timms. George Rhoades, 24, and Lillian Murry, 18, both of Zaleski, obtained a marriage license and were married by Dr C B Taylor Monday. Myrtle Huhn administratrix of John C Barron estate filed inventory and appraisement.
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Roy
Wilson Swartz
Dundas
Marion and
Marietta
William Jacobs
Rhea Lowery
Columbus
Charlotte Timms
Mary Lowers
Martha Mitchell
H. C. Milhon
George Rhoades
Zaleski
Lillian Murry
C. B. Taylor
Myrtle Huhn
John C. Barron
Oldest county resident dies at 94 in Zaleski
Christopher Lingenfelter aged 94 died at his home in Zaleski on Sunday and was reported as the oldest person in Vinton county. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Zaleski with burial there.
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Christopher Lingenfelter
Zaleski
Vinton County
France Adopts Daylight Saving Time Start March 25
The Senate today approved the measure passed by the Chamber of Deputies placing France on daylight saving time beginning March 25.
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Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
France
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Hey Eddie
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Fifth Avenue
New York City
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Chicago
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John Doe
Sue
Guessa Gayn
Harry Lander Sones
Margot
Margot Asquith
Mr. Hoover
Yale
Scribes
the Foreign Business of America
Frederic J. Haskin
United Stas
Gvernment
Miss Mildred Moore
Willard Clark
J. J. Cooper
Mrs. T. C. Kelley
James Pilcher
Taylorville, TL
Mrs. Pilcher
O. F. Pilcher
H. S. Hamilton
Harry Westerman
Opal Dyke
Lewis Dyke
Vinton
Jane Miller
Boyd Schull
Williamsport
Robert Dunkle
Chillicothe
Ernie Sprague
Chester Yates
Pinkney Pierce
Radclift
Edgth Smith
Athens State Hospital
Emma Foreman
Harry Bobo
John Kwatkosky
Herbert Holland
Cincinnati
Lew Ogan
Arthur Sharp
Dorothy
Frank
Dave Gorsuch
Nelsonville
Emma Hamme
Cambridge
Harry Specht
Neil
Amos Woltz
Wellston
Florence Taylor
J. F Glandon
Jess Jewell
Millfield
Ernie Thompson
J. B. Glandon
Glenn Bryan
al Smith
Carbonhtil
Pete Gaskill
Delia O'Connor
Probate
Agricultural Experiment Station
Lafayette
Ind
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
New York State Agricultural Department
Wolfe Bros
Athens, Ohio
Columbus Oil Company
Columbus, Ohio
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Malter Auto Sales Co
Athen
Ation
Factory Street
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