Obituary and Thanks Card From Smpestown Firm
A memorial obituary and card of thanks appear from Mem Smpestown Publish Assoc. The notice references the Associated Press network and national representatives John W. Cullen Company with advertising rates on application.
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Mem Smpestown
Assoc Ohi
Associated Obie Bailes
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Loss of confidence in the nation’s economic path discussed
The piece argues that public mood and business confidence have declined for weeks due to failed March 1933 experiments and ongoing New Deal policies. It notes heavy taxation, reduced leadership, and fear of further government interference, urging action to restore faith and curb the drift along a strange road.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Green Bay
Washington
NRA
Sanity Saves Youths Urges Relief Against Homeful Tramps
Federal relief agencies report progress in reducing homeless youths on highways. An estimate from last year suggests about half a million youngsters were on the bum, a legacy the relief push aims to eradicate through programs and outreach.
The Russo Japanese War Rumors and Political Gusts
Washington dispatch outlines how Russian leaders sourced warnings on a coming war from Japanese militarists, suggesting a simmering conflict over the Manchurian Railway but no imminent outbreak. The piece notes Roosevelt’s Hawaiian visit calm amid diplomacy fears and contrasts bureaucratic hiring hurdles with political pull.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Tokio
Tokyo
Araki
Japan
Aragi
Manchurian
Russia
Child Tramps and Reform Camps Boost Hopeful Youth Reform
The piece notes 200 camps and 350 city shelters for youths, with $20 million spent and care for over 200,000 roving transients. It claims progress toward addressing youth vagrancy and related issues, calling the youthful tramp a continuing challenge but a nearer solution now than a year ago.
Taxpayer burden rise in federal support figures
Washington figures show at least 15 percent of the population lives in part or whole on federal support. The tally doubles the 7,539,936 listed recipients to include dependents, spanning government workers veterans and emergency relief cases. The piece argues for public opinion against expanding federal employe patronage and warns taxpayers may join relief rolls.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Civilian Conservation Corps
Health Hints on Scarlet Fever Prevention and Care
Scarlet fever can be mild or crippling, risking kidneys heart and hearing. Early bed rest light diet and regular doctor checks reduce kidney danger. Drs George F and Gladys Dick offer a skin test to gauge risk and raise child resistance during epidemics.
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Dra
George F
Gladys Dick
About Your Children About Your Children
Olive Roberts Barton recounts Paul W. Kearny on lightning risks and coping with fear. He notes storm deaths are far fewer than accidents and urges calm, child-centered guidance, avoiding dramatization, and teaching safety without panic. A mother’s self-control helps children stay unafraid during storms.
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Olive Roberts
Barton Paul W. Kearny
Messenger Public Forum on Preserving Antiques
Athens letter writer argues for a civic antiques room to display valued objects and suggests responsibilities for care. He recalls travel to Point Pleasant and the Shenandoah Valley, notes limited meaning of genealogies, praises Professor Matheny, and mentions family records held in the Mrs. Myers Y. Cooper collection. Co. W. SUPER, Athens, Aug. 13.
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United States
Shenandoah Valley
Matheny
Athens
Community Groups Plan Fifth Annual Home-Coming
The general committee for the fifth annual home-coming of the Guysville Methodist Episcopal circuit includes J. Biddison W. B. Spear Eva Norris Ed Kimes Flora Calvery J. C. Stewart Mrs R H Wilson Mrs W H Wright W. D. Baker A J Gould Rachael Cunningham and Bertha Williams. W B A social club Nelsonville held its annual picnic at Crystal Springs with guests listed. Twenty years ago auto races occurred at the Athens County Fair and political votes were reported with light turnout. Miss Winifred Williams was vacationing in Washington D C.
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Guysville Methodist Episcopal Circuit
J. Biddison
W. B. Spear
Eva Norris
Ed Kimes
Flora Calvery
J. C. Stewart
R. H. Wilson
W. H. Wright
W. D. Baker
A. J. Gould
Rachael Cunningham
Bertha Williams
W. B. A. Social Club
Nelsonville
Crystal Springs
Dave Gorsuch
Bob Williams
Arthur Hicks
Lou Corwin
Howard Duckler
Harry Dilcher
Berry Hickman
Gene Mellinger
Cleve Hallitt
Charles Pritts
James Bland
Bert Young
Athens County
Italian Austrian tensions rise over wartime troop passage
Italy refuses to allow German soldiers across its territory to aid German forces in Alsace. A Russian soldier, a Cossack, receives the first decoration of honor for single-handedly killing 11 Germans, presented in St. Petersburg. A German army of 300,000 presses toward Brussels as King Albert vows to die with Belgium’s army to defend the city.
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Italy
Alsace
St. Petersburg
Brussels
Albert
The Big Bellow Man of Danville
A Kentucky farmer Lee Chrisman of Danville climbed Cumberland Gap to the summit at 3 a m on August 1 1933 and shouted to set what may be a world record his voice heard for eight miles in three states Tennessee Kentucky and Virginia. tomorrow features Paradox of Humanity noting adaptability and humor as youth's foundation.
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Lee Chrisman
Kentucky
Danville
Tennessee
Virginia
Chrisman
Cumberland Gap
Patty
Boots
Sylvia
Beach Club Girl Boots in Larchneck Social Turmoil
Boots Rae burn navigates jealousy from Sylvia and social pressure in the Beach Club crowd. She closens with Russ Lund a swimming instructor whose growing kindness stirs unsure feelings while Hardy Whitmore remains her past unhealed crush at the New York suburb's Yacht Club.
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Sylvia Rivers
Larchneck
New York
Sylvia
Boots Raeburn
Boots
Hardy
Russ Lund
Mrs. Waterman
Russ
Patty
Sylvia's
Johnny
Fragmented OCR hints at unclear political scene
The readable parts mention a president figure and names like James J Pennsyva amid garbled text about coast, descent, and bands. Strong entities are unclear due to OCR errors, but references suggest a political or public discourse context without a clear event or outcome.
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the King
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Miss Democracy
DR. Morris Fishbein
Mr. Kearney
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the Messenger
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Lee
Art Copeland
Stewart
Winifred Williams
O. U. Training School
D. H
U. S
Jean Lafitte
Gomesons
Steel Buffalo
Franchot
Elia
Leonard
Huey
Senator James
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