A Thought For Today On Unity And Help
A brief devotional note cites Psalm 133 1 about brethren dwelling together in unity and Carlyle on the limit of man’s aid to man. The message reflects shared moral uplift and mutual assistance.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1927
Page
4
Present-Day Heroes and American Cultural Values
The piece contrasts traditional heroes with modern American fame. It lists Henry Ford and Babe Ruth among others, then notes celebrated scholars and artists like Will Durant and H. L. Mencken, arguing cultural influence and reward vary but the system broadly recognizes diverse achievers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
France
Henry Ford
Babe Ruth
Gene Tunney
Mary Pickford
John D. Rockefeller
Judge Gary
Jesse Lasky
John McGraw
J. P. Morgan
Will Durant
Sinclair Lewis
R. A. Millikan
Clarence Darrow
Billy Sunday
America
H. L. Mencken
Leopold Stokowski
Rosa Ponselle
Citizens Military Training Camps Grow in Popularity
The movement attracts increasing numbers of young men each year with 35 000 expected to attend this summer. Though under 2 percent enter regular service, the camps are praised for national defense prep and daily life benefits like health, citizenship, and sportsmanship.
Good Vacation Grounds Highlighted By President’s West Trip
The piece argues President Coolidge’s upcoming western vacation will benefit the nation by drawing attention to regional vacation areas. It praises lakes in Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and a climate comparable to California and Florida in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Cantonese Capture 30,000 Prisoners in China Blitz
Report from Canton claims 30,000 prisoners taken as forces push on. In Chicago, Mayor Thompson delivered a brief inaugural speech lasting five minutes covering broad agenda. Mussolini warned of rising competition in global affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Thompson
Chicago
Mussolini
Trial notes twist as blame shifts over murder case
On trial for murder, Mrs. Snyder deflects responsibility to her associate Mr. Gray saying he compelled her. The defense argues she was pressured and cites shifting moral blame as the key issue. The report frames the proceedings as a reversal of expected blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Eve
British labor snubs MacDonald at annual conference
For the first time in 27 years Ramsay MacDonald will not be nominated as a delegate to the British annual labor conference or as treasurer of the party. The piece argues labor must learn gratitude toward friends and enemies in organized finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
France and England Disagree on Armament Reductions
France presses for substantial submarine force to sink warships and ample air power to defend cities while England favors small cruisers and minimal submarines. Both nations view submarines as a threat to commercial shipping and seek limits on armament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Smith’s stand on church authority vs US law
The text notes Governor Smith, a 1928 Democratic prospect and Catholic, faced questions about allegiance to Rome vs US law. He reportedly answered in a long reply, but a 31 word excerpt sums it: I recognize no power in the institution of my church to interfere with the operation of the constitution of the United States or the enforcement of the laws of the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Charles Marshall
United States
Rome
Peaks Threaten Rest as Mountain Vistas Drive Deals
An old German saying about rest on peaks contrasts with a rescue tale of James Axel Simonson and a companion snowbound on Pike's Peak who were fed by H. C. Lippe and A. C. Luz from Los Angeles. They flew 22 000 feet to deliver supplies while predicting a boom in valley real estate and prospects for profit from mountain top ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Axel Simonson
Pike's Peak
H. C. Lippe
A. C. Luz
Los Angeles
W. J. Cox
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Hoover not named as secretary of state despite Kellogg talk
Washington reports indicate President Coolidge and Secretary Hoover are not at odds, despite a spokesman noting Hoover would not take Kellogg’s place as secretary of state even if Kellogg retired. The note treats the situation as common sense rather than a quarrel, urging Hoover remain in current canal and power development work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Hoover
Kellogg
Hoover Favored as Republican Nominee in 1928
The text argues that Cowlidge is not a Republican contender in 1928 and if the President seeks the nomination he will likely win. It notes Hoover would then rally party leaders and allies to support the President, with no third term issue to hinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowlidge
Hoover
If the President Refuses a Second Nomination
The passage argues that if the President declines a second nomination he would not interfere with the convention and let the best candidate win. It notes Secretary Hoover as a likely strong choice and mentions a breakfast with the President and Hoover on Easter Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Rich Uncle Appears Unpopular With Wayward Nephews
The quip suggests even wealthy uncles face disapproval from their unruly kin as public sentiment questions authority and generosity. It frames a playful social commentary on familial dynamics and accountability.
Debutantes in Washington Reported as Temperate
A dispatch notes seven Washington debutantes who neither smoke nor drink. The report suggests social talents are waning in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capital
Woman, 60, Repel Attacker in Springfield Jr Theft Attempt
A 60 year old woman from Chicago fought off a thug who demanded her purse in Springfield Jr. She escaped unharmed and notified authorities. No further details on suspect or charges available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield, Jr
Chicgo
Shall Drivers Be Licensed Is Question
Washington reports debate over compulsory driver licensing as many states consider the uniform vehicle code. The code, backed by national safety conferences, would license operators, test fitness, and require demonstrations of driving ability under state authority. Opposition grows in the Central West as legislators review licensing provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Central West
Pretty Girl Dancer Eyes Broadway Chorus Careers
A veteran columnist discusses the mockery of Broadway chorus casting, noting thousands chase chorus roles while few qualify. He cites Variety and industry views on looks and dance ability, and reflects on aging chorus members and the harsh gatekeeping of musical shows across New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Swan
New York
Main Street
Broadway
Charines
Ltll
Itage
Variety
N.T. G
Answers and Questions from a Home Front Bulletin
A reader’s Q and A list covers hair trends with 14 million women having short hair and 7 million spending on waves, beacon visibility of 25 to 30 miles, parlor Bolshevists defined as radical socialists who avoid active struggle, grapes needed for raisin production ranging from 3.5 to 4 pounds, cows’ butter fat yields affecting butter weight, fur coats incurring 40 percent ad valorem duty when returned to the United States from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G
Europe
Ohio university routs Cincinnati in season opener
Ohio University won easily against the University of Cincinnati in the first baseball game of the season. Pitcher Frank B Gullum was noted as effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
University of Cincinnati
Frank B. Gullum
Turning to wine in 1860 agriculture report
Rodney Dutcher summarizes an 1860 commissioner of patents agriculture report praising grape cultivation and wine making as civilization advances. The piece notes projected wine as a cheap food staple, regional differences, moral impacts, and a prophecy of America becoming a world wine nation. It cites Armenian fermenting history and a legal note on wine alcohol at least 11 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Patent Office
Department
Commissioner of Patents On Agriculture
North America
Agriculture Bureau
United States
America
France
Europe
Armenia
Solelaws
House of Representatives
Bealmann's Gas Tablets Promise Relief From Gas
Advertises Bealmann's Gas Tablets as a permanent cure for gas in the stomach and bowels. Claims to banish stomach unease, nervousness, heart palpitations, post-meal drowsiness, and numb extremities by preventing gas interference. Promotes genuine yellow package retailing at $1 via Cline Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bealmann
Almana
Buckeye Resources Secures $34 Million in Investor Loans
Investors backed Buckeye Resources with over 34 million dollars secured by first mortgage real estate. The company reports 31.5 million loaned against real estate valued above 100 million, with 1.5 million reserve and surplus and 5.4 million in bonds and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
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