Newspaper publishers association endorsement in Athens
The Athens Messenger reports on the American Newspaper Publishers Association and Unity Press Association activities. It notes a telegraph wire service update from Chicago and New York, with references to postal rates, class mail, and a transcription batt. The piece outlines subscription options and rates, including one year and ten weeks terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Generay Pgi
Athens
Ghia
A Thought for Today on Trust and Undivided Heart
A devotional line urges placing trust in the Lord. An undivided heart that worships God alone is liberated from anxiety about earthly needs. Echoes a 5. C, Giekic meditation on faith and reliance.
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God
Giekic
Hoover plan shown as best method for drought relief
The piece praises President Hoover and his decentralised relief strategy in response to drought. Local authorities lead immediate assessment and action with federal support, including a $5,000,000 Red Cross allotment, while national efforts remain careful and targeted to eventual recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
New York Times
Mississippi
Red Cross
Agency of Mercy
Not So Good for Older Orphans in Ohio Reunion Season
A 1930 reminiscence notes the lonely feel for orphans in Southeastern Ohio during family reunion season amid many reunions. The piece contrasts widespread gatherings with those lacking kin, highlighting social contrasts during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Reunions Draw Old Friends Back to Hocking Valley
The piece reflects on family reunions across Ohio and nearby states, noting their appeal to older relatives who reminisce long over familiar spots. Younger attendees crave music and dancing, but reunions attract people from distant places for discussions and shared memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reunione Atem
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Miracle on the Sea Sparks New Romance of Modern Travel
Aboard the steamer Tahiti 317 passengers and crew faced disaster hundreds of miles from land. The wireless call drew an American and a Norwegian ship to transfer all aboard before the liner sank, proving modern tech can rival old sea lore in drama and survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Islands
Pacific
Tahiti
Old Sag Harbor Harbor Town Remembers Whaling Era
The piece recalls Sag Harbor's whaling heritage and harbor life from colonial times through the whaling era. It notes old houses and oaks sheltering the town, wartime scars, and the shift from taverns to modern streets, with Melville and whaling figures framing memory of a vanished world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangmer
Marti
Benca Fegne
Omer
Ripley’s Proof of Santa Cara Valley Mystery
A fragment describes an odd Santa Cara Valley residence noted for strange features such as hidden entrances, doors opening to blank walls, trapdoors, and eerie hallways. It mentions a builder and a wealthy woman claiming a magical motive tied to keeping repossessions, with decor and stained glass fixtures noted.
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Santa Cara Valley
California
Alao
Elandrade
Fish Feel Drouth Across Nation Hits Fisheries Record
Washington August 24 The Bureau of Fisheries reports a record year of fish hatching and planting totaling 205000000 fry across lakes streams and rivers. Severe drought shrank waters and stranded fish prompting emergency lifts to move stocked fish to larger water bodies and save an estimated 15 million fish.
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Washington, D.C
United Sates Department of Agriculture
Exon Aa Mollers
Bureau of Fisheries
Ariansna
Arch Waters
Ulao Tor
Walter Kuodia
Usla
Two Hearts Naples Man Paid for Dissection After Death
Giuseppi de Mal of Naples, famed for reportedly having two distinct hearts, received $15 000 from the London Academy of Medicine for a body-dissection contract dated in Wid. The contract allowed travel freedom and no country restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giuseppe DE Mal
Not hereditary for blindness despite brutality claims
The text argues that blindness is not hereditary despite mentions of gore and humanitarian claims. It emphasizes that such brutality is not linked to hereditary factors and discusses misconceptions about inheritance.
Public Forum Examines Money in Circulation and Cash Per Capita
A public forum discusses U S money in circulation on June 30 1920 and cash per capita comparisons. It analyzes the total money held by the U S Treasury versus federal reserves and explores the impact of money supply on prosperity and purchasing power.
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Elroy
United States
France
Germany
Nile
Athens
More Truth Than Poetry by James J. Montague
A reflective piece contrasts calmness with danger and crime. The author favors quiet restraint over confrontation and expresses a preference for watching rather than engaging in violence while noting social issues and public figures. The World Moves remarks on rural children traveling long distances to school or roadsides, illustrating shifting norms.
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James J. Montague
Public Q and A Column on History and Geography Facts
A miscellaneous information service page answers reader questions about the mooring mast at Saint Hubert, the notion of No Man’s Land near Texas, major and minor prophets, and a basic note on pectin. It cites figures, places, and names including Major H.G. Keck and Cane terbury.
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God
Moses
Samuel
Elijah
Bisha
Isaiah
Jeriniaht
Loser
Joel
Amos
Obadiah
Joms
Zepiantah
Aachattas
Hahaki
Cephanus
Hageal
Nehum
Teri Matechi
Maui
Texas
United States
Oklahowe
Caterpillar Club records heroic parachute jumps
The Caterpillar Club notes many members survived emergency jumps from planes, including Irene Foreland the first woman member and Mary Fathey who dangled for hours before release. Lt. John Glascock and Private Stephen Yarn describe near misses and successful landings, with pilots struggling to save aircraft and passengers during spins and crashes.
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Koot
SY DE Torben
Witter
Washington
Aus
Caternillay Cherrens
Tigre
Sone
Mary Fatrhey
Jones
Werchide
Grune Schastek
KiHed
Bchustek
Irene Me
Vorland
Vane
Caterpillar Club
Emiry
John 8. Glascock
The
Arty Dic Corpxy
Iis
Stephen Yaw
Glascock
March Field
Tedlehouse
Gilad
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the Athens Messenger
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Puaueber
Aliel Een
Elierasen
Ae Gitardey
Ey Meraink
Athens Messenger
Beeash
Gorden
Hareis
Mensging
Te Wai
Atheme
Nelson
Uolville
oFb
Améritad Mewapaper Pubvebers Association
Iba
Intend Unity Prees Association
Peala
Lin New
Gilbert Swan
Ora gaGi Harbor
Tronike Tag
Ted
Harker
Davey Jones
Mort
Buelneas
Hovsea
Tance
Sag Harbor
New York State
Ren Bedford
Nantucket
Andy
New England
Imen
Toring Eaza
Herman Melville
Anthous Wayne
Otantics
Sandwich
Mystery House OF
Santa Clara Valley
Langehdore Bakeries
San Francisco
Moreland
Jolly Hoban
Ato
Micent
Frevereo
J. Haskly
Cureau of Fishes
Sania Maho
Buren
Heaver
Tu Walton League
Haaye
White House
Rapidan
Virginia
Mra Wi J. Little
Civic Club
Atantic City East
Tslen
Frank & Row
von Hindenburge
Féhart
von Hinderburg
Bavaria
Palestine
Jerusalem
Nu Sitike
Parone
England
Iigger
Bad Abd Tegeec
Thei Benda Ued
LS Politice
Ruth McCormick
Phynois
Illinois
Ilinois
Arthur Urishase
King Measures Incorporated
Che Pese
Capone
Liberty
Fredenic
Athen Ales orRer Inormation Bureau
Tveden
J. Jaskin
Washington, DC
Canadas
St. Mobert Airdrome
Montreal
Americat
Afajor H.G. Kecl
Gs. A
Lille
Corey N.Y
Pines
E.R
AL American Investments
Thomas S Ryetet
Caneterbury
Franchod Bay
Rock
Robert G. Whew
Culley Stream
Boa Mew
Tin Waporionee
Hain
Imumera
Incerdero
Twan
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