Intolerance in Athens and local social notes of the era
A decade ago in Athens the photo play Intolerance drew crowds while German propaganda phrase was common. Guests included Lambert Murphey at T N Hoover. Karl McIntire honored by Stedman company with Frances Starr Turner serving punch. Twenty years ago the W C T U met on College street and Columbus hosted a large Democratic rally. Ohio University senior W A Matheny received a Clark College biology offer. A flood threat persisted after Santana waves.
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Stedman Company
Karl McIntire
Frances Starr Turner
Punch
W. A. Matheny
Ohio University
Clark College
Worcester
Mass
Thought for Today quote on peace and prophecy
A reflective line from Isaiah 11 6 asserts harmony among creatures the wolf dwelling with the lamb and the leopard with the kid The companion thought by Bailey notes that all things speaking of hel speak of peace
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Bailey
Life in the corpse of sheep debate rots dog control issue
Farmers debate the impact of dogs on sheep in Hocking Hills with anecdotes of a sheep killing dog nine miles from the flock. The piece argues for a new dog law backed by community spirit to protect wool industry losses and urges informed voting by the public.
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Hocking
Direct routes and sidewalk woes from pedestrian whims
A writer laments people taking shortcuts and ignoring paths forcing property owners to widen sidewalks. University of Athens is cited as building walks crisscross to accommodate foot traffic. The piece explores demand for direct routes versus individual choice and the spread of air travel as a future mobility dream.
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Athens
Radio programs shift toward serious content and talks
Readers note a growing seriousness in radio with more talks by accomplished people and worthwhile music. Audiences crave substantial material over jazz froth, and critics expect higher quality as program costs rise and value is demanded.
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North Pole
Congress urged to move national military parks to Interior
The secretaries of war and the interior ask Congress to transfer seven national military parks including Gettysburg Antietam and Fredericksburg from the War Department to the Interior. Proponents cite economy and efficiency and the parks as patriotic shrines worth preserving for future generations.
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War and the Interior
Congress
War Department
Soeen of the Interior
National Park Service
Gettysburg
Antietam
Makiolay Fredericksburg
Ing
Rockefeller great grandson welcomed by Abby Rockefeller Milton
The piece notes John D. Rockefeller’s great grandson is welcomed by Abby Rockefeller Milton, praising the Rockefeller family for funding a fight against children's diseases. It also surveys stock market optimism with 10,000,000 share days anticipated, Paris bourse gains, and Giannini in Europe, plus advice on avoiding high heels as Dr. Mayo warns they harm leg health.
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John D. Rockefeller
Abby Rockefeller Milton
Mr. Rockefeller
Paris
Poincare
Giannini
San Francisco
Europe
Women and fashion choices across history warned and debated
The passage discusses ancient and later fashion harms from nose rings and corsets, asserting women’s destiny to make foolish choices until they decide their path, even across vast time spans. It frames these citations as warnings driving a choice-filled future.
Labor voices in New York demand beer and wine access
Organized labor in New York states they want beer and wine now. They insist there is no harm in wanting. Scientists lament dinosaurs are extinct, while bootleg whisky remains plentiful and crime rises. No immediate change anticipated in the near future.
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New York State
Old Man Paul Shelley Ends Life in Shack Fortunes Found
Paul Shelley, 97, once frugal and poorly dressed, lived in a shack where $259000 was found after his death. The lines hint at independence money gave him against fear, with friends and age fading as he faced burial and solitude.
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Paul Shelley
Female flyer Rasche aims for solo Atlantic flight
Rasche vows to match Lindbergh while Spanish officers plan a Seville to Cuba flight beginning May 4 and Polish aviators allegedly start Paris to New York. Chicago policeman Arthur Esau was shot by holdup men in a drug store last Friday, marking the fourth officer killed this month and the seventy-seventh in nine years.
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Rasche
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Seville
Cuba
Paris
New York
Arthur Esau
Chicago
Gossiping Fragments Rush Through a Mixed News Slice
A Northwestern sociology professor discusses child development with provocative examples. A Chicago husband seeks a divorce over smoking. An Illinois man aged 74 marries again and faces an insanity charge. Mussolini and navy talk surface amid DAR concerns. A quip about Prince of Wales and Paul Revere ends the item.
Health and Diet Advice From Dr Frank McCoy
Dr Frank McCoy answers reader questions on fatigue caused by excess eating and mental strain. He urges reduced food intake, increased exercise, and elimination of worry to restore energy. Advice includes targeting six to eight hours sleep and seeking medical manipulation for intestinal prolapse after ovarian surgery.
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Frank McCoy
McCoy
Theaper
Eyelid Twitch and Diet Advice for Social Refreshments
Reader asks why left lower eyelid winks five to ten minutes causes and remedies. Answer cites nervousness and urges diet regulation plus exercise to boost strength. Another query seeks party refreshments. recommendation favors plain orange juice and seasonal fruits with caution against grape juice as unrefreshing.
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Mra. T
Grand Street's Pushcarts Turn Neighborhood into Living Store
April 30 New York feature notes Grand Street on the East Side as a vibrant bazaar where immigrant pushcarts become miniature depots with display racks and lit facades. It highlights the street’s spirit, its famous Grand Street Boys' club, and notable figures who rose from the sidewalks to prominence.
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New York
Grana Street
Orchard Street
Rivington Street
Grand Street
America
Grand Street Boys’ Club
Manhattan
Max Steuer
Cornelius Collins
Morris Koente
Judge Mancuso
al Smith
U. S
Royal Copeland
George Olowany
Tammany Hall
Robert Wagner
Eddie Cantor
al Jolson
Weber and Fields
Irving Berlin
Answers to Questions by Frederick 4 Haskin: Miscellaneous Inquiries
A list of Q and A on topics from garbage incineration costs to a Manhattan sandwich, estivation, piano care, hippodromed races, Heligoland fort, legal intent, long tenure baseball managers, the first American Army execution, and the Joshua tree with notes from the Forestry Service.
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Frederick 4. Haskin
United States
Manhattan
New York
CC. R. W
Heligoland
Germany
H. P
Connie Mack
Milwaukee
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Wiliam Howe
Thomas Hickey
Forestry Service
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Salt Creek Oil Quizz Starts Things
Senate investigates Salt Creek field in Wyoming as Norris demands inquiry into leases for legality and possible fraud. Teapot Dome ties and past oil policy are reviewed. the probe targets claims, monopolies, and possible relief for Midwest Refining and Standard Oil connections amid broader Teapot Dome fallout.
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Salt Creek Oil Quizz
Washington
Salt Creek
Senate
Wyoming
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Sinclair
Republican Campaign Fund
Walsh and
Nye
Teapot Dome
Navy
Taft
Supreme Court
Congress
Robert C. Bell
Palmer
Midwest Oil Company
Midwest Refining Company
Midwest Refining
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Midwest ‘Refining
Harry E. Black‘mer
Robert W. Stewart
Standard of Indiana
Stewart
Blackmer
Continental Trading Company
Liberty
Harry F. Sinclair
Secretary of the Interior
Will H. Hayes
Continental
Work
Coolidge
Department of Justice
Robinson
Wilson
Bell
Standard Oil
Midwest
Standard
Notable 18th Century U S Milestones on April 30
Key events include 1783 George Washington inaugurated as first U S president. 1798 United States Navy Department created. 1803 Louisiana Purchase completed. 1812 Louisiana admitted to the Union.
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George Washington
United States
Louisiana Purchase
Louisana
Puzzle Fragments Hint at Word Play and Odd Clues
A scrambled crossword clue set includes stray letters and odd phrases such as a puma reference and a list of partial words. The garbled lines mention a belt, a trained figure, ground grain, and a seed, plus terms suggesting bodily or medical notes and a venomous snake, all hinting at a puzzling, unresolved grid.
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D. W. Griffith
Lambert Murphey
T. N. Hoover
James A. Palmer
College Street
Columbus
Santana Oa
Richard
John D
Arthur Brisbane
Stock Exchange
William Fahnestock
Wall Street
Charles Mayo
Northwestern University
Illinois
Mussolini
Prince of Wales
Paul Revere
E. H
By the Way
Gilbert Swan Messenger
Rodney Dutcher Messenger
Robert M. la Follette
Interior Department
Standard* Ol
Norris
Teapot Dome Investigating Committee
Carteret
New Jersey
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U. S. Navy Department
Beltre
Samurl
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