Newspaper Associations List Full Leased Telegraph Wire Report
A compilation from the American Newspaper Publishers Association the Audit Bureau of Circulations the Associated Press and the Island Daily Press Association summarizes the full telegraph wire report from United Press Associations detailing industry status and coverage.
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Love and danger in Philadelphia a lover’s dangerous act
A Philadelphia youth armed with a revolver and handcuffs went to see his girlfriend after a quarrel. Police arrested him on charges of assault and battery carrying concealed weapons and forcible entry. He insisted his intent was to elope and marry. The piece reflects on love as a powerful force that can inspire both joy and tragedy, especially in the impulsive or weak.
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Philadelphia
Mystic Mountain
Nation faces drought as heavy rains urged nationwide
The article describes ongoing drought across much of the United States now in its fourth year. It notes only eight of 48 states had sufficient rainfall last year and cites mixed regional patterns with some states above average. Red Cross aid flows to Arkansas amid the shortage.
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Tong
Union
Mississippi Valley
Red Cross
Arkansas
United States
Florida
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Nebraska
California
Oklahoma
Kansas
Louisiana
Blind Man Receives Rebuff at Southern Theater
A blind man and a friend visited a local theater to pass time between trains. The man could not see the film but enjoyed sound effects while a friend whispered scene descriptions. The theater manager refused to accept the blind man's money.
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Moving Picture
Sultan of Morocco Draws Gossip From Europe to Marrakech
In Rabat a young sultan, educated in Oxford-like ways and fond of European salons, is said to roam cities from Marrakech to Paris. His guard, taught by a French officer, performs awkward routines while tales recall Moulai Ismael’s brutal rule and the building of Meknes with enslaved workers.
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Rabat
Morocco
Grover Whalen
Haroun
Rashid
Manhattan
Marrakech
Paris
Europe
Sultan
Wale
Questions and Answers From The Information Bureau
The Athens Messenger Information Bureau answers queries on pronunciation of Peiping the Mississippi Heart Hand meaning of maz zanine doll marked china marks Virginia seal removal of knife marks and more. It notes no Pennsylvania woman has been hanged or electrocuted and cites Lotta Crabtree’s eight million dollar wealth. A Governor Winthrop desk chair is advised with a John Hancock or Chippendale chair option.
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Virginia
Commonwealth of Virginia
China
Bureau of Standards
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Milton C. Work
Lotta Crabtree
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John Hancock
The Ferret Poem of Pursuit and Burden
A verse on a ferret chasing prey despite repeated failure. The creature endures, returning to the hunt each day, its toil a moral sermon. The speaker parallels the ferret to human labor and unrewarded striving, noting persistence amid futility.
Theaters Offer Free Admission For Blind Patrons
Moving picture theaters in the city pass a rule letting a blind person enter free if accompanied by a seeing friend. The idea, deemed good and duplicable, would cost little and provide minor recreation for the blind audience.
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Moving Picture
A Thought for Today Reflects on Peter then and now
A brief devotional line recalls the disciple Peter in a moment of challenge. The wording hints at a reflective biblical vignette with a calm yet somber takeaway about steadfastness and faith.
Burr Kerns killed in Logan County by accused robber
Burr Kerns, a Logan County farmer, was killed by Gibson Beers who is accused of robbing his crib. Athens County court heard many divorce cases in one month. The Marietta team lost 15 to 12 to the Ohio basketball squad in the season finale. Addie Nash and Wes Conrad were charged for disturbing a Holy Roller meeting, claiming their offense was whispering during a noisy event. A E Moore, former Hocking Coal manager, was elected president of a new coal SERPEAT in West Virginia.
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Burr Kerns
Logan County
Gibson Beers
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Wachenschwantz
Marietta
Ohio
Addie Nash
Wes Conrad
Holy Roller
A. E. Moore
Hocking Coal & Mining Company
West Virginia
Explanations of Yesterday's Cartoon and War Heroics
A recap notes Dr John Dunlop conceived the pneumatic tire on 23 July 1588 after 24 years as a veterinarian and mentions his bicycle exhibit in the Royal Scottish Museum. It profiles Sgt Alvin York as a WWI hero who objected to service yet earned the Medal of Honor and Croix de Guerre after key exploits in the Argonne. Tomorrow features "The One-Eyed Champion."
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John Dunlop
John Boyd Dunlop
Belfast
Royal Scottish Museum
Tork
Alvin York
Wilson
Ponce
Marshal Foch
Europe
Argonne
Hill 28
York
Pall Mall
Tennessee
World Changes Show Recent Earth Shifts And Land Links
Frederic J. Haskin notes earth’s geologic history reveals recent continental shifts and land bridges. He cites alloceanic connections, Aleutian stepping stones, and fossils in St Lawrence Island showing 30 million year old sequoias, with Asiatic North American plant similarities highlighted by Asa Gray.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Old Earth
Nature
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Asia
Aleutian Islands
Alaskan
Siberian
Aleutians
St. Law
California
Asa Gray
Harvard
Harvard University
Commodore Perry
Japan
Gray
World
Europe
America
Professor Gray
Removal of Stains booklet offered by The Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger promotes a government prepared booklet titled Removal of Stains covering nearly a hundred stain types and remedies for home textiles. Readers are urged to request a copy by mail with four cents, promising prompt treatment to save time and money.
Removal or Staine Booklet Offer Declined
Information Bureau announces request for four cents in coin or stamps for four copies of the booklet. Details include name and street and suggest removal or stain.
Cananea Copper Mine and the Big Numbers Debate
The piece surveys Cananea near Douglas Arizona and Anaconda Copper's control. It highlights mine operations machinery costs and labor cuts, with mentions of Texaco oil, Southern Pacific, and Texas natural gas as economic forces shaping the copper industry. It notes Joe Weed and major plants and quips about production costs and industrial change.
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Cananea
Douglas
Arizona
Anaconda Copper Company
Texaco Oil Company
Texas
Bisbee
Cananeas
Paul Shoup
Southern Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rio Grande Valley
Southern Pacific
Texas Natural
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Week
United States
Mining Tour Offers Hands On Copper Mine Walkthrough
A tour invites readers to explore a large copper mine by climbing in and out of stopes and walking several miles of undergrowth tunnels for a few hours. Visitors observe miners at work, including ore extraction on tractors, and blasting activities during the tour.
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America
Weed
Cananea
Wat Rea
Washington figures games on veteran loan costs
Rodney Dutcher analyzes how federal accounting and bureaucratic spin inflate the cost of veterans loans. He notes Mellon and Congress manipulate estimates to push policy, compares past loan usage, and warns about misleading uniform rate claims across districts.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Congress
The Health Book and Digestive Truths for Children
A reflective piece on how appetite shapes digestion noting that gastric juice varies with saliva flow and food palatability. It urges making spinach eggs and the usual unliked foods appealing so children will eat well and their bodies function properly.
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Alyly
Ana
Mexican mine workers toil for hours amid harsh labor
A report describes Mexican laborers performing brutal mining tasks, earning high pay and enduring strenuous conditions. It notes 900 of 1,000 workers are Mexican and highlights plans to train them for white collar roles, avoiding American workers occupying top jobs.
Fisher of Men Sermon Note by Rev Clarence WIlson
Prepared for the Commission on Evangelism of the Federal Council of Churches. The message uses Peter as a model for Christians to become effective fishers of men. It urges humility persistence and diligence in spreading the gospel and prays for increased faith zeal and love among Thy people for the salvation of their fellowmen through Jesus Christ.
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Clarence H. Wilson
Commission ON Evangelism OF the
Federal Council OF the Churches OF Christ IN America
Peter
Paul
Jesus Christ
Lord
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