Obituary and notice list from Athens Messenger
Fragmented obituary notices and gratitude card details appear in the Athens Messenger, listing names and dates with scattered amounts and expressions of thanks. The text references a home service, memorials, and a few monetary figures, but many portions are garbled and incomplete.
American Business Faces a Call to Action in a Downturn
A critical column urges business leaders to shed the current mood and recover momentum. It cites Yale’s Sumner, warns the nation has grown complacent after easy times, and stresses practical steps to adapt, innovate, and restore vigor across industries. It notes the Ohio River system’s revival as a model of coordinated transport, and reflects on lasting fame of Lon Chaney and enduring enthusiasm for baseball as signs of resilient American enterprise.
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Yale
Ohio
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Congress
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Charlie Chaplin
Emil Jannings
Lon Chen
Filran
America
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Odd New York Scene Sparks With Musical Gags
The Long Island seaside craze blends vaudeville wit with comic props as Lombardo and associates stage quirky devices. A mix of punchlines and odd costumes features a “Hole in Gate Club” certificate and a golf wind instrument routine, amid world of summer residences and famed critics.
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New York
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Long Island
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Gry Lombardo
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Long Beach
New Sport Creates Jobs Says Optimistic Column
Washington reports miniature golf spurred by drought and unemployment, creating a $125 million industry and rapid growth. The piece credits three factors the trade low mood, unemployment, and the drought, with small capital needs and quick returns for course operators.
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United States
Stove
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Golf
Boundary disputes and curious Q&A in Athens Messenger
A long readers Q and A from The Athens Messenger Information Bureau covers historical borders between New York and Massachusetts, suttee meaning, an outboard race result, and odd trivia. It cites royal orders, colonial grants, and later Indian suttee abolition, plus a violin instrument quiz and a crime anecdote.
Ripley’s Proof and Varna Mirror Gandhi’s Controversies
A scrambled OCR style piece cites Gandhi and Indiapresistance beliefs, cow sanctity, and caste issues within references to Autobiography and religious ideas. It then shifts to John George II of Saxony’s rule noted for extravagance and slaughter and to bee eye structure and heating, followed by a governor's call in New York for unemployment insurance study and a comparison of Brit dole versus state insurance.
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Gandhi
India
George Li
John George L
Saxony
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Rateswell
Mymenoptera
York
Yesterday's Cartoon Explains Nature's Fire Mountain
A fragmented caption describes the San Salvador volcano known as a lighthouse of the region and its constant eruptions. It cites an albatross experiment linking wings to aircraft, reflecting aviation imagery in a period cartoon style.
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San Salvador
Central America
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F Salvador
Athens County notes offer glimpse of 1930s life
fragmented OCR text hints at community events in Athens County with mentions of teachers, enrollment shifts, Camp Perry comments, railroads, a heat wave, and local officials. References include Maplewood Place residents, a chamber of commerce position change, a school supervision appointment, and roadwork impacting traffic.
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Camp Perry
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Athens
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More Truth Than Poetry by James J Montague
A reflective piece decries distorted history while praising explorers like Columbus and Smith, arguing their deeds deserve remembrance despite disputed claims. It mixes verse with prose and comments on public trends from travel to publicity.
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James J. Montague
Tarabad Lifts 280 Pounds With Hair
The Memsahib Tara nat, a famed Bombay strongwoman, performs a hair lift of 280 pounds and showcases other feats of strength comparable to present strongmen.
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Memsahib
Taranat
Bombay
White
Fall of Peruvian Dictator Leguia Echoes Global Turmoil
A Messenger Special Writer analyzes how Leguia’s overthrow reflects a broader pattern of economic strain and political instability. The piece links Peru’s revolt to world market declines, debt, and anti-government sentiment, noting U S and Latin America reactions and potential effects on future policy.
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Augusta Leguia
Sam
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Renate
House
Hoover
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Ste
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Leguis
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