Giant Regulation Coverage Across Southern Ohio
A regional newspaper outlines advertising and subscription rates, noting carrier and mail options. Rates include 12 1 2 cents weekly, $6 yearly by carrier, $4 yearly by mail in Ohio, and higher rates outside Ohio. All mail subscriptions are advance and nonrenewable at expiration. Obituary and cards of thanks incur nominal charges.
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Not in Actual War Service Letter Reveals Courage and Resolve
A wife of a Lutheran minister writes to a college friend about personal trials during wartime. She describes overcoming worry, supporting mission work to Americanize members, aiding the Red Cross and Food Administration, and extending patience with modest salary increases and two weeks of vacation. The note ends with a reminder to keep faith and pay church dues.
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Prohibition After One Month Shows Mixed Beginnings
Across the nation initial post prohibition reports vary. New York World notes continued private stocks and limited whisky access while many hotels keep to the law. San Francisco sees arrests near nil and crime down, as businesses like restaurants and bakeries surge. Chicago reports fewer non-support cases and a stationary murder rate. Philadelphia closes its inebriate ward as new bank accounts open for moderate earners.
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Is It Hot Enough for You Aims Fire Over Weather
Poem humorously venting about a heat wave and rage at the question Is it hot enough for you It describes melting organs riot like mood and weather and the speaker imagining war paint and lawn debris as a reaction to heat All in a witty historically styled verse tone
Is Nationalism Selfish in World Affairs Debate
Opined reprint discusses whether nationalism is selfish amid talks of the covenant of the nations. It argues self-interest drives family and national progress, noting without it there would be no law or government or organized society.
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NEW York Herald
United States
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Covenant of the of Nations
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Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on admitting mistakes
An essay discusses how a mother’s use of slang and errors reveals attitudes toward growth. It contrasts the daughter who values refinement with a mother who resists admitting mistakes and changing habits. The piece argues that avoiding admission preserves the past.
Classic Pudding and Fudge Recipes for Home Kitchens
A compilation of simple desserts and confections including Good Pudding with corn, Norwegian Pudding with prunes, Fruit Tapioca Pudding with peaches, and various fudges. Recipes cover ingredients, steps, and tips such as scalded milk, simmering times, and optional add-ins like nuts and vanilla.
Egg yolks used to make mayonnaise and dressing
Discoveries explain that mayonnaise and boiled salad dressings can be made with yolks alone. A hot water bottle care tip describes drying and inflating the bag to keep edges from sticking and warns against overtight stopper compression.
Trombone Borrower Causes Momentary Wry moment
A flat dwellers scene unfolds as Jenkins borrows a trombone from a neighbor and makes itself useful. The exchange sparks light humor about borrowing and playing skills amid wartime anecdotes including a Bible saving a German bullet and a private’s faith.
Nationalism as Strength for Global Aid
A quotation on nationalism states it is not selfish but the key to national strength. Strong nations can then aid others and support international cooperation, contrasting isolationist views and emphasizing duty over parochial interests.
Poison case toll rises with two more deaths in Canton
The Lakeside Country Club poisoning case in Canton Ohio reports five dead including W. D. McElroy and John C. Sharer. Mrs Sharer is critically ill and another guest A Fred Morris is unaccounted. Chemical analyses on turkey and olives are pending with autopsy plans for a waiter.
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John C. Sharer
Alliance
Cleveland
T. C. McQuade
Millfield Aims for Regular Ball Game at Athens
Millfield in Millfield Ohio seeks a regular game against Athens Hiks at Ohio Field on Thursday. The Hiks chase revenge after a previous Millfield win in a pep filled contest. Millfield beat Buchtel 15 0 Sunday, compiling 60 runs and 75 hits in three games while opponents had 12 hits and no runs.
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National League Standings and Last Night's Scores
Reds beat Phillies 4 to 3 with Gord's ninth inning homer and Rath scoring ahead. Reds added five runs in the fifteenth to win 8 to 3. New York split with Pittsburgh in a doubleheader, Giants won 9 to 1 while Pirates won 4 to 1. Chicago dropped both to Boston 1 0 and 7 2. Brooklyn swept St. Louis 1 0 and 2 1.
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Milwaukee
Peruvian Plan for Aerial Mail Routes to Mountain Regions
The government of Peru plans to establish aerial mail passenger and freight routes into the country’s mountainous areas aiming to improve connectivity and service across remote districts. The project signals a push to extend transportation infrastructure into highland regions and support regional development through modern air links.
Rutland Visitors Return. Parmele Regains Rutland School
Howard Stansbury family returns to Cincinnati after visiting relatives. Asahel Parmele returns from Parkersburg to continue studies at Rutland High School. Salem Township approves teacher corps including Buckwheat Marie Nelson Miles Nelson Williams Annie V. Williams Mabel Lyle Earle Grate Mabel Nelson Flossie Turner.
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Cincinnati
Asahel Parmele
Parkersburg
Rutland
Rutland High School
Salem Township
Mabel Nelson
Parker Run
Helen Davis
Ledlie
Flossie Turner
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W. F. Parmelee
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