Must Watch Eggs and the World’s Looming War
The essay argues world unity via communications and trade binds nations. It warns the Italy Ethiopia clash could reshape European politics and threaten fragile peace, with wide effects on U S policy and global finance, shipping, and diplomacy. Professor Quincy Wright of Chicago cautions against indifference to distant events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Wright
University of Chicago
Wright
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Italy
Ethiopia
State Department
Europe
Fruits of Capitalism and the American Worker
The article argues that under capitalism the worker’s share of income rose from 38 percent in 1850 to 85 percent in 1929, and even during recessions remained high. It asserts workers in America enjoy higher living standards than abroad, with goods once seen as luxuries now common. It contrasts this with fascism and communism, claiming capitalism preserves liberty and prevents insurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Signs of brisk fall business boost retail mood
New York merchants report rising out of town buying with July totals over 4000 visitors, the strongest since 1929. Buying budgets rise 10 to 15 percent as retailers stock up ahead of the large work relief program, signaling a likely lift in retail trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
German price control decree aims to curb rising costs
Dr Hjalmar Schacht, famed as economic dictator under Hitler, orders price supervising offices to prevent every unjustified rise as German incomes fail to keep pace and rising prices threaten public distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hjalmar Schacht
Germany
Hitler
Glass Holds Line Against New Deal Banking Push
Washington observers note Senator Glass stood firm against increased federal control of banking as the new bank bill nears final draft. Glass smiled and declared satisfaction while House Chairman Steagall offered no comment and Chairman Eccles of the Federal Reserve also appeared pleased. Suspicion grows that Glass may be the one truly favored by the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon Washington
Senator Glass
Horatius
Federal Reserve Board
New Deal
House
Steagall
Glass
Eccles
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Banking clash over open market control and Roosevelt influence
The piece details a fight over monetary policy with Glass winning a seven member board, Roosevelt's future selection power, and a veto over reserve bank presidents. It notes Morgenthau’s removal, open market rules, and Treasury influence, predicting sharp political implications and a looming Ethiopian war opening. It also mentions Borah’s presidential bid, Durants remarks, a Greenwich robbery, and Schacht’s price dilemma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eccles
Glass
Reserve Bank
Roosevelt
Senator Glass
District Tales of Long Ago
In Gallia County a Brushy Point School inscription built by D. W. White in 1873 for 495 dollars ties to Judge W. R. White. Teacher Mrs. Le nore Stone Ecker recalled 1877 terms with 20 plus pupils, harvest schedules, and early county geography and poetry lessons as innovations in a non compulsory era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. White
Tom H. Morgan
Brushy Point
Perry Township
Gallia County
W. R. White
Ecker
Miss Gilman
Arthur Gilman
Mill Creek
Vassar
Berridge
Entsminger
Second Avenue
Galli- Polis
Quotes on politics and leadership from Huey Long Brower and others
The collection vents opinions on American politics with Huey Long urging action, Charles Brower warning of Arctic dangers, George H. Bender criticizing Congress, and Simeon Fess remarking on money power in elections. The quotes illustrate partisan tension and distrust of leadership.
Public Forum Letter Urges Unity Against Dole System
R. H. McCray of Nelsonville Ohio writes in a public forum letter urging reasoning and unity as the nation grapples with welfare policy. He critiques doctors commissions and divinity as wealth sources while calling for shared responsibility and trust in a single family approach to health and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Jerusalem
Wall Street
Isiah
United Brotherhood of Man
Fairmont Family Socials and Local Theater update
Ten years ago Jesse Davis of Fairmont was hosted by sister Mrs F S Grones. Davis belongs to Keiths Theater Orchestra. A P Linscott entertained Mr and Mrs N W Linscott Akron and E L Church and Christina before a motor trip to Canton Akron and Lake region. Harold Livya starred in a motion picture Hot Water shown at Columbia Theater in Athens.
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Jesse Davis
Fairmont
W. Va
F.S. Grones
Mr. Davis
Keith's Theater Orchestra
E. L. Church
Christina
Canton
Akron
Lake Region
Harold Livya
Athens
Columbia Theater
Local Social Notes Mark Time and Travel
Twenty years ago Mrs Arthur C. Wolfe left for two weeks at Atlantic City. Elizabeth Graham returned from a Roseville visit hosted by Miss Mary Poston. Miss Gretchen Schaeffier traveled to Coshocton to visit sister Miss Lena Schaeffler. Miss Lucile Henery came back from eight weeks in the West after attending a national Pi Beta Phi convention in Canada. Misa Zella Foster, studying at Columbia University, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Lash. Waldo Poston of Canaanville was guest of honor at a surprise party for his thirteenth birthday.
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Arthur C. Wolfe
Atlantic City
Elizabeth Graham
Roseville
Mary Poston
Gretchen Schaeffier
Coshocton
Lena Schaeffler
Lucile Henery
West
Pi Beta Phi
Canadian Rockies
Misa Zella Foster
Columbia University
E. R. Lash
Waldo Poston
Canaanville
The Duke's Starvation and the Roving House
The Duke of Anhalt Zerbst learned of Louis XVI's execution on January 21, 1793 and began a 43 day fast that ended with his death in March 1793. The cartoon notes the duke's alleged sale of 1160 soldiers to England for the American Revolution. It also highlights L F Martin's home in Hollis Oklahoma as a roving house since 1801 across four counties and two states.
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Frederick August
Anhalt-Zerbst
Catherine II
Russia
Luxemburg
Louis XVI
France
England
L. F. Martin
Hollis
Okla
Oklahoma
Jo Darien's screen test sparks tension in Atlas offices
Jo survives a grueling half hour of filming under cigarette haze and bright lights. Drann, the director, hints at a possible screen role while Jo recalls a dinner at Crest Lake Inn. Fragonet warns her to beware of Drann, though he cautions against believing Hollywood legends about the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Darien
Diana
Drann
Bobson
Drana
Crest Lake Inn
Miss Davis
Mr. Drann
Fragonet
Atlas
Hollywood
Zeel
Streptococcus Varieties Link To Many Ills
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that streptococci form a family of germs growing in chains and causing diseases from erysipelas to scarlet fever. He notes debates on relatedness, cites scarce links between scarlet fever and erysipelas, and mentions Puerto Rico’s climate altering streptococcal infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Rico
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Schacht
Morgenthau
Governor Eccles
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Senate
Senator Borah
Will Durant
Rockefeller
Greenwich, Conn
Huey
Doctor Schacht
Uls
C. H. Harris
Huey Long
Arctic
Charles Brower
The
Will Rogers
George H. Bender
Ohio
Simeon D Fess
the Public Forum
R. H. McCray
Nelsonville, O
A. P. Linscott
Mrs. N. W. Linscott
George Clark
Gracie
Count of Wrangel
Military School
Peamre
Texas
Martin
Greer
Harms
Duke
Hole Mane
Harris
Essan
Tan
DR. Morris Fishbein
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