Fighting the Klan is Mistaken Policy in New York
The editorial argues against city orders to exterminate the Ku Klux Klan in New York. It says many Klansmen are not criminals and warns that violent action or persecution without legal warrants could backfire, creating martyrs and swelling the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
New York
Riviera
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chicago
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Pass Christian
Biloxi
Gulfport
Ocean Springs
Mississippi City
Bay St. Louis
Pascagoula
Pensacola
Mobile
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Gas Coast
Southland
Dixis Flyer
North
Florida
Health in Housework Time and Modern Economic View
The article contrasts traditional views of housework as merely lost beauty with modern economic thought that it supports a housewife’s physical well being. It stresses fresh air, good posture, proper attire, comfortable shoes, well arranged equipment, and regular rest as keys to efficiency while warning against using brainpower sparingly to save money. Housekeeping is described as the basic continuous industry of the world and a field where hygiene and common sense prevent wasted effort and bodily harm.
Commonly Practised in Less Essential Industries
Brief note on practices in secondary sectors, highlighting routine methods and efficiency considerations within smaller economic segments. Indicates focus on standard procedures and potential areas for modernization without specifying firms or dates.
Goodbye Forever Behind A Personal Crisis Note
A young woman vanishes after leaving a note about despair. The piece discusses thoughts of suicide as a temporary insanity and urges seeking joy, company, or books to regain control. It argues there is always a solution and an escape from trouble, encouraging problem solving over running away.
Old Fashioned Homes And modern temptations in Athens
A provocative column laments inflation and labor strife while praising simple, old fashioned homes where family life centers on supper, love, and a father’s return from work. It critiques revival preachers urging free services and the pencil signing at church, contrasting with wealthier grafters and high living.
Charlie Chaplin to marry again report stirs headlines
The report claims Charlie Chaplin will marry again, a topic echoed by movie wedding chatter. Oliver Mape of Los Angeles fell from an 84‑foot cliff and walked away, underscoring a hazardous habit amid such sensational reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
Oliver Mape
Los Angeles
National fingerprint system urged to identify citizens
Finger print experts push a three-copy national ID plan for all residents over five. One file at the national bureau in Washington, one at state capitals, and one at local offices. The system would aid identification in emergencies, missing persons, and unidentified bodies, with broader use once established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Washton
Tate
Chicsco Bureau of Identification
Clicagd
National Bureau
Moreue
H. W. Bennett
Bennett
France
United States
Argentina
Sprint
Matt
Questions and Answers from the Information Bureau
A reader question column features various Q and A items on topics from varnishing temps to Great Lakes freighters. Answers cover cheese from reindeer milk, Quebec Bridge casualties, air mail pay, and blue laws versus blue sky laws with concise facts and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
Norway
Sweden
Great Lakes
Quebec Bridge
Gratitude and Praise: Psalm Verse and Theodore Parker
A devotional excerpt emphasizes thanking the Lord and praising the Most High. It notes morning loving kindness and nightly faithfulness as core themes. The text contrasts gratitude as a rare virtue and includes a quotation from Theodore Parker.
Community Notes From Coolville Parkersburg Weekend
Torch Mr and Mrs John McLaughlin of Coolville visited here Tuesday fore noon en route to Parkersburg. Many locals spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Athens Guysville Parkersburg and Torch. Visitors included Miss Irma Russell and Mrs Emma Smith with Jess Dunfee and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLaughlin
Coolville
Parkersburg
Irma Russell
Wheeling W. Va
G. P. Russell
Emma Smith
Torch
Jess
Athens
Debbie Dunfee
A. H. Palmer
Little Hocking
William Mowery
Mr. Dinsmoor
Clarence Gillilan
Ohio University
Fred Gillilan
Leslie Romine
Delbert Smith
Marion
Harry Wilcoxen
Alice Coleman
John Hancock High School
Ruth Cross
George Dewees
Leftie Russell
Alberta
Elmer Mauck
James Medley
Rowena Nixon
Nora James
Anna
Lancaster
Willard Baker
Vanderhoof Baptist Church
Troy Church
H. H. Peyton
Marshall Bailey
Cutler
Anna Dunfee
Addine Jones
Herbert Hall
Baltimore
Ohio
Margaret
Grace Doerzbacher
Jane McDaniel
Latrobe
Thomas Dunfee
Fannie Romine
Fern
Alva
John Baker
Everett Buckley
Delaware
Hazel Buckley
Mary Scarlett
Ralph
Clifford Bean
Nelsonville
A. B. Dean
Rey, Hill
Columbus
M. FB
Ira Barrows
Bus overturns injuring twenty five in Philadelphia
Twenty five Atlantic Refining Co. employees were hurt when a company bus skidded and overturned at 48th Street and Passyunk Avenue in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Atlantic Refining Co
48Rd Street
Passyunk Avenue
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Joana
Tracto
Sale
Robert
York City
Washington
Goodby
You
John DD. Rockefeller
Tom Sims
By Frederic J. Haskin
Army
Navy
Berth
Eaen
Frederic J. Haskin
Weenieton
D. C
United States Mail Service
Assay Commission
Rhode Island
Orpington
England
Theodore Parker
Ific Gulf Coast
F. D. Bush
Union Gentral Bidg
S. Court St
Beasley’s Garages
R. Beasley
Athens Glouster
Amesville
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