Newspaper Trade Associations and Wire Report Summary
A listing of industry bodies and press associations including American Newspaper Publishers Association Ohio Select List Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Ohio Dailies Inland Dairy Press Association and telegraph wire reports from United Press Association N.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Dairy Press Association
The
United Press Association
Two Key Factors in Wage-Driven American Economy
The piece argues wages in America fuel spending when secure and that wage earners can begin spending quickly once their jobs are secured. It contrasts American readiness with Europe’s long turmoil, notes low personal obligations, and urges employers to maintain employment to boost the economy as endorsed by the President’s Emergency Committee for Employment.
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America
Europe
France
Freshman Coeds Studied Findings Of Syracuse University
Acting dean of women at Syracuse University releases a year long study of 200 freshmen women. Findings show 28 percent in love many times, 41 percent smoke, 66 percent discuss love affairs, 73 percent say girls should know about sex, and 58 percent learned things at college talk fests.
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Syracuse University
Lucky Baldwin’s ruby sold after decades at stake
A writer recalls his first death watch assignment for Lucky Baldwin and notes that Baldwin’s Burmese ruby, valued around 200000 dollars, later sold to a Fifth Avenue jeweler. The piece cites a New Yorker excerpt on ruby history and ends with a quiz about French bread slices held by the bottom crust.
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New York
Lucky
Fifth Avenue
The
New Yorker
India
Mandalay
Europe
Facts You Have Wanted To Know by Frederic J. Haskin
A Washington information service offers free help on topics from science to geography. Readers send two cents for replies to The Athens Messenger Information Bureau with Frederic J. Haskin as director.
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Washington
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
More Truth Than Poetry From James J. Montague
A reflection on space and cosmology questions posed by Sir James Jeans and Montague. The piece ponders infinite suns and orbital motion, suggesting eventual understanding of starry realms, tempered by a personal sense of finite time and inability to join future space talks.
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More Truth
James J. Montague
Syracuse Dean Urges Parental Role in College Life Readiness
A Syracuse University dean reports that many coeds seek open discussion on life and that 25 percent feel shocked by their sessions. He says college life mirrors broader American life with hazards and responsibilities and that parents bear much of the preparation burden for youth adapting to college standards.
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Syracuse University
Syracuse
Explaining Yesterday's Cartoon on Deer Forests
The cartoon discusses the concept of a deer forest as a timberless land area set aside for game. It cites Pollock's Land Laws and Wedgwood's Etymology, noting forests can exist without trees, with deer forests deriving from a Latin term meaning a tract kept out of cultivation.
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Pollock
Wedgwood
England
Angier Shod With Horseshoes By French King
A 14th century highwayman Angier Angier or Angier famed for jail breaks was punished by King Charles V of France. The record appears in Fetis Les sentences criminelles Vol 1 page 18 (1868) and hints at Robin Hood like traits. Tomorrow features The Duke Who Wore a Six Foot Silk Hat.
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Etienne Angier
Angier
Robin Hood
Charles V
France
Wise
LAW BECOMES HIGHLY SPECIALIZED IN AMERICAN JURISPRUDENCE
The Washington Letter warns of a looming shortage of all around judges as law becomes highly specialized. It traces origins from patent and customs law to corporation and tax law, noting a rise in field specific experts and the creation of bodies like the Federal Trade Commission.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
United States
Washington
National Capital
Commissioner of Patents
United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Federal Trade Commission
Clayton Acts
Commission
New Booklet The Fifteenth Census Issued By Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger Washington Information Bureau offers THE FIFTEENTH CENSUS booklet for 10 cents. It provides populations of cities and towns 25006 or over, the 200 largest cities, each state, the country, and U S territories with comparisons to 1926 figures. Order via The Athens Messenger Bureau using the coupon.
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Athens Messenger
Washington Information Bureau
Athens Messenger Bureau
Census Booklet Request Form Fifty Years Ago
Information Bureau directs readers to enclose ten cents for a copy of the Fifteenth Census booklet. The form asks for Name Street City State and provides the address in Washington D C for the request.
The Dole Debate and a Vision of Infinite Travel
The writer questions direct aid to the needy versus the dole and muses on Washington's decision. They then ponder life choices from remaining in one place to exploring endless journeys through planets and universes, imagining constant change and potential improvement. The tone blends policy critique with speculative philosophy.
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Father
Birth of Twins Reported in Vanderbilt Family
The conservative Curtis paper headlines a birth announcement saying Mrs. William H. Vanderbilt is expecting twins. The article notes excitement over such news and remarks on the modern possibility of confirming twin births through X-ray imaging despite moral doubts of the era.
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Cyrus H. K. Curtis
William H. Vanderbilt
Commodore Vanderbilt's Legacy and Generational Change
The passage reflects on the Vanderbilt family’s six generation descent from Commodore Vanderbilt, noting his shift from boat rowing to railroads and wealth. It comments on rapid generational shifts among the very rich and very poor, and on how marriages occur across classes to cope with life.
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Commodore Vanderbilt
Kemal Pasha Defies Muslims in Severe Clash
An aggressive confrontation pits Kemal Pasha against orthodox Mohammedans over alleged disobedience to the Prophet. Accused of erecting statues, removing fez and veils, the dispute escalates until Kemal Pasha apparently prevails in the struggle with Mohammed.
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Kemal Pasha
Mohammed
Kemal
Allah
Final Destination Mystery After Grand Central Jump
A well dressed young man arrived at Grand Central in New York on Tuesday and then leapt from the fourteenth floor of the nearby Biltmore Hotel. His wrist watch bore the name Jerry M Noonan of Santa Fe New Mexico and he had sent a telegram reading I have arrived at my final destination. The note raises the question of whether a jump ends at a final destination.
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New York
California
Lucky Baldwin
James Nourse
Arcadia
Calif
Grand Central Station
Biltmore Hotel
Jerry M. Noonan
Santa Fe
N. M
Napier Earthquake Leaves New Zealand Town Devastated
Describes Napier New Zealand leveled by a quake with over a hundred dead and thousands injured, fires destroying buildings, water cut off, bridges and roads wrecked, and the business district wiped out. Also notes debate over naming the Hudson Bridge as an above ground link to the continent.
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Napier
New Zealand
Public hearing on Dean Municipal Option Liquor Bill held
A Columbus hearing before the House Temperance Committee set 20 minutes for wets, one hour for the day, and 40 minutes for rebuttal. Nearby items note Athens Heat Light & Power stock increase to 50 000, a musical program at the Elks, and a 10 year ago mine workers boycott over train car space.
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Columbus
House Temperance Committee
Athens Heat, Light & Power Company
Athens Commercial Club Reelects Zenner as President
The Athens Commercial Club held its last meeting and reelected Henry Zenner as president. F. W. Bush was chosen vice president, H. D. Henry treasurer, and L. G. Worstell, F. B. Roach, and A. B. Bethel named to the executive board.
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Athens Commercial Club
Henry Zenner
F. W. Bush
H. D. Henry
L. G. Worstell
F. 8. Roach
A. 8. Bethel
Twins’ birth shock linked to Chicago man’s death
A Chicago man died due to the shock of learning he was to be arraigned on a wife abandonment charge. The incident followed the revelation of twin births affecting his emotional state and legal proceedings.
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Chicago
Eddie Savoy the Washington Diplomats Door Keeper
Edward Augustine Savoy, a 75 year old longtime State Department employee, handles access for diplomats arriving to see the secretary of state. Stimson seeks to extend his service, praising his memory for records and courteous service while recalling Eddie’s rise from laborer in 1871 to trusted aide who hands and retrieves the treaty pen.
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Washington
Edward Augustine Savoy
Stimson
Congress
Eddie
State Department
William Howard Taft
Eddie Savoy
Washington Monument
Fariday
Ave
Hamilton Fish
New York
Congressman Fish
White House
Savoy
Pan-American Union
Ruemania
Calvin Coolidge
Tom Marshall
Mrs. Coolidge
Croup Care Tips From a Veteran Mother
Moms learn to handle ordinary croup with calm efficiency and doctor guidance. The piece explains two types, emphasizes quick doctor help for diphtheritic cases, and shares practical steps like warm rooms, steam, and steady remedies to prevent recurrences.
Edison Bridge name debate sparks proposal across Hudson
The Post favors Palisades Bridge while another paper backs Hudson Bridge. A compromise, Edison Bridge, honors Edison for lighting the Hudson corridor. The writer recalls Edison lighting New Jersey to Manhattan and notes broad public support for naming while he is alive.
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Mason
Post
Palisades Bridge
Patterson
Hudson Bridge
Edison
Lght
Hudson
New Jersey
Manhattan
Harry Hill
John L. Sullivan
Lincoln
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Ational
John W. Cullen Company
South Higan Ave
Fifth Ave
General Motors
Athens
Gilbert Swan
Reporter
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Mt. Everest
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Naval Observatory
Abyssinia
Ras Tafari
Space
Sir James Jeans
Ripley
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Cag
Mathurin Gonde
Drove
Goth, Eng
W. Taylor
Lord Byron
Fagland
Greece
King
Frederic Haskin Washington
Dole
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Elks Wall
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Hocking Valley
Becaus
John McDonald
Tom Mooney
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Rodney Dutcher Messenger
Japan
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