Newspaper Publishers Associations Fallannes Telegraph Wire Report
A wire report notes the cooperation of groups including the American Newspaper Publishers Association and the Audit Bureau of Circulations with Ohio and Inland daily papers. It mentions the Associated Ohio Dailies and the Inland Daily Press Association in a fall registration context.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily Press Association
Fallannes Telegraph Wire Report
The
United Press Associations
Civic reform urged to broaden town leadership and tasks
A Athens discussion on Boy Scout work highlights the need for a central civic organization to coordinate projects. The piece argues that a few active leaders do most tasks while many residents stay uninvolved, and urges wider participation and defined directing groups to avoid duplication and boost impact.
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Athens
Main Street
Drama overboard pity amid Lake Erie fishers peril
The piece argues that dramatic rescue stories from Great Lakes ice floes spur public action and donations while ordinary hunger and drought misery Goa unnoticed. It criticizes society for responding only to sensational crises and urges genuine aid beyond staged campaigns.
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Great Lakes
Lake Erie
of Michigan
White Shoals Lighthouse
Lake Michigan
Arkansas
Red Cross
Death of Lillian Leitzel Darkens Circus Brightness
The feature star Lillian Leitzel died after a trapeze act ended in tragedy. Eyewitnesses recall the thrilling spectacle, the gilded dress, and the crowd’s breath held as the drums sank into silence.
Modern galleon of barbed Barbary pirates visits the Barbary coast
The story narrates a flamboyant voyage past Barbary coastlines with vivid scenes of nomads, caravans, and ancient fortresses from Rabat to Algiers. It contrasts old spice routes and rum-runner legends with the perilous era of pirates and Portuguese defenses guarding coastal towns.
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Rocky Cove
Rabat
Ancient Salle
Algiers
Information Bureau and newsroom questions feature
The Athens Messenger offers a Washington Information Bureau directed by Frederic J. Haskin for free inquiry replies. Readers ask about make-up men in newspapers and literary gossip, including whether Lady Asquith inspired a Benson novel and which English George was called Farmer George.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Lady Asquith
Benson
Margot Asquith
Alice
Margot Tennant
Farmer George
Washington, Db. c
More Truth Than Poetry Comfort in Weeds Turn to Useful Crops
A verse on weeds that thrived while flowers suffered. The narrator recalls hard labor with the hoe and soil, wishing weeds could feed him. Scientists now claim weeds can be useful, turning to dyes and gasoline, a breakthrough lamented for arriving too late in youth.
Lillian Leitzel, Circus Star, Dies at End of Act
tributes describe Leitzel as a daring aerialist who brought sparkle to a stern world. her passing leaves a gap as fans recall her daring feats and the glamour she embodied in the circus Hallmarked by Harlequin Pierrot and Grimaldi roles, her death marked the end of an era.
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Red Cross
Lillian Leitzel
Harlequin
Pierrot
Grimaldi
Pantaloon
A Thought for Today From Acta
A devotional line quotes Acts 20 verse 22 about refraining from coveting others wealth or clothing, reflecting on modesty and restraint in daily life.
Believer of Oddities Born Under Unlucky 13
A Pine Bluff man famed for the number 13 in his life is profiled. He was born April 3 as one of 13 children, married in October, toured France as a soldier, sailed on a convoy of three ships, spent 13 days at sea, served 13 months there, mustered out August 13, and was nominated for alderman in San with plans to take office in April.
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George Hestand
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
France
England
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Ministry of Pensions
Cartoon Explores Earth Interior Theories And Odd Facts
A dated cartoon discusses speculative earth interior concepts from a crust nine miles deep to liquid or gaseous depths. It also highlights a travel tale of Ralph Sanders completing a 2700 mile journey from Brownsville to New York in 254 days for health. It notes a bee genetics fact about fertilized eggs and drones and teases tomorrow's feature The Man Without a Skull.
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Texas Gauge
New York City
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Texas
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Size of Britain's social programs dwarfs US outlook
Washington reports compare US costs with Britain’s vast social welfare. Britain spent nearly two billion dollars last year on poor relief, unemployment insurance, pensions, health care, and housing, with 8 million school pupils and a $500 million annual education bill.
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Britain
Beauty Hints booklet offered by The Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger publishes a condensed guide on beauty culture. It covers creams, lotions, massage, exercises, and safe health tips for women. A six cent request includes cost and postage with a coupon.
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Athens
Beauty Hints
Great Minds and Turbulent Times From a World of Change
A survey of renowned thinkers highlights Aristotle Archimedes Michelangelo Newton and Shakespeare as enduring icons while Civilizations critique religious extremism in Turkey notes hangings. Paul Block of the Los Angeles Express expands media influence Gandhi meets British officials in New Delhi as a Day of Silence. Commerce reports 22 731 cinema venues and 25 million cars signaling growth and excess.
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Paul Black
Los Angeles Express
Andrew W. Mellon
Alfred E. Smith
Block
Gandhi
New Delhi
Genghis Khan Tamerlaine
Attila
Trial of Nelsonville officer in 1919 killing opens
The trial of Thomas L. Cline, Nelsonville police member, for the 1919 killing of John Lanning began before Judge J. M. Wood as a crowded courtroom watched. Also noted are local events, university banquets, and upcoming regional basketball meet details.
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Thomas L. Cline
Nelsonville
John Lanning
J. M. Wood
House rules to loosen as 72nd Congress gears up
Washington February 14 officials say the 72nd Congress will see a shift in power away from the Longworth Tilson Snell rule bloc toward insurgent Republicans and possible Democratic coalitions. Proposals by Charles F Crisp to empower committees and loosen discharge rules aim to curb the present rubber stamp system and curb the House oligarchy. Leaders Labs and Ramey are pushing for rule revisions amid a tight party balance in both chambers.
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Longworth-Snell-Tilson
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Wote
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Dia
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Rameeyer
Iowa
Guide to Baby Preparations and Essentials in 1900s Style
The article outlines a practical list for new baby needs, from wool bands and flannel strips to diapers, gowns, and bedding. It emphasizes budgeting, using white paper to draft a master list, and adapting items to climate and season while keeping core essentials like wool in garments and a clean, safe baby setup.
Public forum letter argues drouth relief misdirected
Athens reader W. W. Miller contends unemployment drives hard times more than drought. He urges work programs with living wages to restore demand and end shortages in wheat eggs dairy and other goods, insisting Americans can recover if given jobs.
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Athens Messenger
Drouth
Starvaton
Pe 4
Ibias
Gao
Fellowship of a Prater 25 Meditation Prayer
Prepared by the Rev Clarence H Wilson for the Commission on Evangelism of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America the piece extols the role of hymns and song in Christian faith referencing Luke and early hymns. It praises John Wesley Moody Sankey and Charles Wesley and asks for guidance to keep songs in life.
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Commission ON Evangelism OF the
Federal Council OF the Churches OF Christ IN America
Christ
John Wesley
Brother Charles
Moody
Sankey
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