Athens County Farm Relief and Coastings in Ohio
A column discusses farmer taxation relief and road funding under the 1925 Green law, noting funds were insufficient to meet needs in Ohio hills. It contrasts city and farm road burdens, cites Governor Cooper against further farm assessments, and reflects on regional life from Athens and Vinton counties. It also warns on sledding accidents along East Union Street and the rise of motor traffic in coasting season.
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Ohio
Athens County
Cooper
Capitol
Athens
East Union Street
United States
Big Town Gossip and City Life in New York
A long column reviews the social scene of midtown New York, noting advertising campaigns, movie and theater figures, and the era’s famed hard guys. It recalls Billy G. Van the soap maker, Willian AL Ready the show producer, and Maxwell Anderson, tracing their rise from modest starts to prominence amid urban gossip and moral tales.
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Ang
Sachtas
Bily G. van
Ministel Jean
Willan AL Ready
Us West Line
Grow
Harry Beaumont
MGM
St. Jazebh
Maxwell Anderson
San Francisco
Bronx
Atralhien
Caledonian Capture Taints Early American Waters
A British cutter named Caledonian reportedly seized the US vessel Albion, marking tensions in early American maritime history. John Quincy Adams, former president-elect, and Abraham Lincoln figure in discussions at Washington amid the incident.
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Albion
John Quincy Adama
United States
Lincoln
Washington
Senators clash over reporters in Senate gallery
A heated scene features Sen Beplin of Alma railing at reporters calling them squirrel and possum heads while Sen Bruce of Maryland defends them. The discussion, spurred by remarks about rapid speech and shorthand, touches on media, politics, and public perception amid looming elections.
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Beplin
Alma
Browa
Ned Amcleant
Senate
Bruce
Maryland
Alabama
Ayew
Ulage
Union la
Will
Answers c Questions by Frederick J. Haskin
The piece surveys varied questions from readers about Peary's North Pole claim and other topics. It references Peary’s records submitted to the National Geographic Society and the US Coast Geodetic Survey, and notes the April 6 1909 date as part of the proof.
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Adamiral Peary
North Pole
W. Fla
Peary
National Bcographic Society
United States Coast Geodetic Survey
England
Dinah Surey
Abraham Lincoln
the Evening Star
Washington, D. C
Lincoln
Dre, Brown
Alexander
Willie Dncoln
Herbert Hoover
KK. W. Ss
Traiani
Caesar
Amerli
Céres
Great Britain
York
Wall Street
Tolahina
Jinbel
A & Rem
Thelmoney
Neek
Fupper
Charlie
Dowt
Himself
Carnegie
Frick
Health and Diet Advice From Dr McCoy on Vital Habits
Dr McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health provides guidance on healthful living. The piece cites Washingtons health history and notes how even great figures faced illness, underscoring lessons from disciplined eating, exercise, and careful habit choices for lasting wellness.
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Fank McCoy
Eaton Entertains Hopeful Nephew for Congress
Rodney Duetcher reports from Washington that Hon. Charles Aubrey Eaton of New Jersey, a clergyman and industrial expert, guides his nephew William Eaton of Denver in preparing for a run for Congress. Eaton recalls mentoring policy and warns young reps against excess pride while praising governance influenced by faith and philanthropy.
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Rodney Duetcher
Weller
Charles Aubrey Eaton
New Jersey
Willow Ro Eaton
Denver
Uncle Charlie
New Charlie
Joan D. Rockefeller
All King's Euclid Avenue Church
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Consolidation Talks For Lorain Coal And Dock And Ohio Coal
Readers recall a 20 year old news item about a proposed consolidation of the Lorain Coal and Dock Company with the Loughigheny and Ohio Coal Company, a plan valued at about six hundred thousand dollars. The piece notes Lorain’s large Easton Ohio mines and real estate activity in a community with dotted residences, and mentions historical indictments of Michael Donnelly, a past Ohio German Insurance Company president, by Lucas County authorities amid broader wartime and industrial context.
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Lorain Coal and Dock Company
Loughigheny and Ohio Coal Company
Easton
Ohio
Hacking Wall
Fudge Michael Donnelly
Naspoleon
Ohio German Insurance Company
Siva
Lucas County Grand Jury
UN Company
Cross Word Puzzle Clues and Miscellaneous Wordplay
A fragmented OCR style excerpt shows mixed crossword clues and garbled word hints. It references horizontal entries, figures like Diamonds and rowing, and various partial phrases such as be indebted, parrot, and skirmish, suggesting a puzzle page with scattered, unreadable lines and incomplete terms.
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Sy King Features
Frederick J. Haskin
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Fenn Sonst & Ain Chemicals
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Eastman Kodak
Gothichem Steel
Pennsylvania Railroad
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National Association of Ol Workers
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