Military Courses in Education at Princeton
Reprinted from the Chicago Tribune the piece surveys Princeton University graduates from 1930-34 on the value of a four year military science program. It reports 96.4 percent affirmed its good educational balance and practical benefits, while 3.6 percent suggested shorter or summer camps as enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily Tribune
Department of Military Science and Tactics
Princeton University
Princeton
Johnson
Chicago Tribune
May They Prosper: 1936 Boy Scouts Anniversary Week
The 1936 anniversary week program of the Boy Scouts of America will touch the United States and has strong local meaning as Scouting grows. It emphasizes duty to God and country, courage, loyalty, and service while praising scouts as future leaders. The piece also critiques contemporary New Deal politics with satirical observations on figures like Aubrey Williams and Tugwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
United States
The
Republic
America
Boy Scout Movement
White House
Aubrey Williams
Inquirers
Tugwell
Golly
New Deal
Behind The News: World Powers Seek Quietly Tense Accord
Paul Mallon notes in Washington that despite stark public threats, London Naval Conference delegates mingle cordially in private. British and Italian delegates walk arm in arm over Gibraltar while Mussolini issues threats, illustrating tense global relations behind the scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
Mussolini
Rome
Gibraltar
Domestic political aims shape wartime rhetoric at London talks
Delegates note Japan withdraw signals domestic political maneuvering at home to project nation strength on paper while Italy and Massy face criticism. The mood in London shifts with less war talk than in Washington and a muted expectation of US–Japan equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Secret treaties return as Europe’s hidden diplomacy
Observers note a shift toward covert agreements outside public forums as Europe resumes old diplomatic methods. Public conferences are seen as superficial gatherings while real negotiations happen away from the limelight, sparking concern over transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Quiet White House Lunch Meetings With Congress Leaders
Secrecy shrouds visits by congressional leaders to the White House aimed at easing resentment and aligning on actions before public steps. The east door doorman notes Speaker Burns among several individuals slipping in for private talks as advisers weigh strategy in a campaign year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
White House
Burns
Congress
Messrs
Wallace
Davis
Government shields J P Morgan group during Senate inquiry trip
The government escorted J P Morgan and associates with Secret Service protection while under Senate subpoenas. Two bodyguards who once protected the President joined the party, a move described as irregular and possibly illegal. Officials cite fear of attacks amid rising crank mail and political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan
Senate
United States Secret Service
Secret Service
Morgan
Crank
New York minister urges thinking in terms of eternity
A New York minister counsels to think beyond time and toward eternity. The piece notes a man who promised to repay $20 appears to have mastered evasive tactics. In the House barber shop, barbers keep silent, and the profile of Al Smith suggests deserting the old potato was perhaps wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
House of Representatives
al Smith
District Tales of Long Ago Mill Life and Politics Recalled
A historical sketch recalls the Hatfield and Buxton mills on Sunday Creek near Corning and Rendville, their heyday and fatal boiler blast. It notes mill work, local patronage, and disputes, plus late 19th century party loyalty among residents and a local figure’s firm Republican stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Creek
Corning
Hatfield Mill
Kanawha and Michigan Railroad
New York Central
Hatfield
William Hatfield
Avoirdupois
John Monahan
Buxton
Hatfields
Rendville
Ezra Buxton
Basil
Stansbury
McConnelsville
Dec” Crawford
William F. Rorsh
Nolla
Atreight Repulican
William F. Beelzebub
Quotes and opinions on constitutional reform and taxation
Public figures critique constitutional amendments and tax policy. Shaw warns against eroding the Constitution. Marcan tonio expresses concern for Native American affairs. Kinsley argues against narrow legislation. Morgan advocates broad taxation for large populations.
Tall Pine Tree Keeps Watch Over Jacksonville
Poem from MRS. ELLA VERNON of Fifth St Jacksonville Ohio praising a tall evergreen. The writer notes its year round green presence shelters birds and brings Christmas cheer, ending with pride in the tree and signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Vernon
Fifth St
Jacksonville
Ohio
Winter of 1936 Stings Pomeroy Resident
A stressed poem from Mrs. J. E. Bailey of Pomeroy Ohio describes a brutal winter in 1936. It details 25 below temperatures, deep snow drifts, scarce coal, and the speaker's fatigue as she awaits sunshine and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bailey
Pomeroy
R. No
Wandering Boy Come Home: Lament From Athens Ohio
A heartfelt plea from Lena Kincade of Athens Ohio Route 4 asks a missing son to return home. The message speaks of aching hearts, daily waiting, and dreams of the boy, urging him to come back before it is too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling Boy
Lena Kincade
Athens
Ohio
Hoover says G men hunt organized crime as bird dogs
J Edgar Hoover described the numbers game as the nation's greatest racket and said his G men are the bird dogs in a cooperative drive against organized crime. He framed federal agents as leading the effort to expose and cripple illicit gambling operations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
San Marino’s Day Divided into Four Six-Hour Parts
In San Marino the day is split into four periods of six hours, so no clock strikes more than six times. This oldest and smallest republic in the world uses a unique timekeeping idea reflected in daily life.
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San Marino
Julia Craig aims for a night club singing career
Ambitious Julia Craig secretary to lawyer George Woodford quarrels with Peter Kemp her lover. A yacht party on Evergreen Island ends with Nesbitt injured and later dead. Julia sings on Tony Latta's ship then at Smith Garland's new club while Payson backs the venture. Police question her and bail is granted amid mounting intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Craig
George Woodford
Peter Kemp
Julia
Amy Sanders
Woodford
Cintra Lee
Joseph
Hugo Nash
Royal Nesbitt
Evergreen Island
Tom Payson
Nash
Nesbitt
Tony Latta
Payson
Smith Garland
Amy
Garland
Aftermath Awakens Courage from Morning Clarity
Julia wakes to renewed resolve after Baden questions. She recalls a night at the White Club and a failed surprise attack that left her exhausted. She suspects an intrigue aboard the Wood Nymph but feels safe, while admitting she accompanied Woodford to Evergreen Island against her will.
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Julia
Baden
White Club
Woodford
Evergreen Island
Public Forum letters on telephones farming and winter life
The letter from Mrs J E D Hartinger discusses using the country telephone during January, compares operators in Rock Springs and Chester, describes tending 300 baby chicks with few losses, and notes farm life, animals, and hope for a better season. She mentions visiting Pomeroy and comments on local politics as slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Rock Springs
Chester
Pomeroy
J. E. D. Hartinger
Resignation of Rev Katzenbach Cited for Health Reasons
Rev Katzenbach resigned as pastor of the Church of God in Chauncey due to ill health. The report notes his departure follows years of service and reflects the impact on the church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Katzenbach
Church of God
Chauncey
First Methodist Church Hosts Efficiency Week With Notables
An Efficiency Week opened at the First Methodist Church with evening sermons. Speakers included Miss Laura Fisher Rev F M Evans Supt B O Spinner R M Slutz C M Copeland Rev A Wilcox and Rev D B Evans. Bertha Robbins of Albany celebrated her 16th birthday as honor guest among many attendees. Also noted are guests Philie Tewksberry Marl Nichols May Elliott Mildred Smith Olive Fought Eva Baughman Edith Smith Edith Bobo Margaret and Bertha Robbins Frank Elliott Paul McVay Wilbur Baughman Archie Tewksberry Lee Shanks Everett Baughman Earl Baughman Harry Tope Charlie Smith Roy Graves Jesse Easterly John Robbins and Howard Robbins. Water from Mine No 24 near Jacksonville flowed into Mine No 254 of Sunday Creek Coal Company halting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Miss Laura Fisher
F. M. Evans
Supt
B. O Spinner
R. M. Slutz
C. M. Copeland
A .¥. Wilcox
D. B. Evans
Bertha Robbins
Albany
Pheriie Tewksberry
Marl Nichols
May Elliott
Mildred Smith
Olive Fought
Eva Baughman
Edith Smith
Edith Bobo
Margaret
Frank Elliott
Paul McVay
Wilbur Baughman
Archie Tewksberry
Lee Shanks
Everett Baughman
Earl Baughman
Harry Tope
Charlies Smith
Roy Graves
Jesse Easterly
John Robbins
Howard Robbins
Falloon Hosts Weekend Guests and Columbus Auto Show Attendee
Mr. and Mrs. A. KE. Falloon welcomed Mrs. Bert Hogue of Rutland as weekend guests. Captain J. B. Allen attended the automobile show in Columbus along with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. KE. Falloon
Bert Hogue
Rutland
J. B. Allen
Columbus
Pay-Up Week Declared in Athens February Campaign
Mayor C. F. Rowland announced Pay-Up Week in Athens from February 21 to 26 as part of a national campaign urging residents to settle debts and support local funds.
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C. F. Rowland
Athens
Health Hints and Diet by Dr Morris Fishbein
A high roughage diet is rarely advised for stomach diseases. Roughage mainly aids constipation by increasing waste bulk. Include greens and fruits daily, add bran if needed, drink at least eight glasses of water, and avoid daily laxatives unless advised by a doctor. A regular bowel routine and meals may be recommended with a sample daily menu.
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Morris Fishbein
Cardiac Neurosis Explained as Anxiety Over Heart Disease
An early health explainer defines cardiac neurosis as a fear of heart disease without actual heart illness. It notes attacks of palpitations or skipped beats may stem from gas, digestion, or stimulants, and excludes cases caused by organic heart disease or internal toxins.
Diet With Roughage Suits People Seeking High Fiber
Reader note: Individuals desiring a diet rich in roughage can improve digestion, support bowel health, and reduce digestive discomfort. Recommend incorporating whole grains, fruits, vegetables, and legumes while balancing with adequate fluids daily.
Breakfast and lunch and dinner meal guidance notes
Breakfast lists two large servings of fruit, cereal optional, egg, bacon or ham, whole grain bread, butter, hot beverages. Lunch includes soup or cottage cheese, vegetables, fruit, bread, butter, milk. Dinner features fruit, fish or poultry, potatoes, vegetables, salad or fruit dessert, bread and beverage.
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Paul Mallon
England
Mediterranean
Colorado
General Grant
George Bernard Shaw
Vito Marcantonio
J. E. Kinsley
Poets’ Corner
Messenger
Boy
George Clark
Iaval
NEA
Nard Jones
Buchen
Nadine White
the Public Forum
Hettie Stuart
George Dille
Frank Hitchings
Nelsonville
WBA
Ruby Gladys Mercer
Junior Music Club
Ohio Federation of Music Clubs
National Federation of Music Clubs
W. E. Peters
E. B. Smith
Russel H. Rupp
C. D. Giauque
H. A. Hatch
F. W. Reed
E. M. Garrett
A. E. Algeo
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla
Sunday Creek Coal Company
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