Europe must settle German reparations to restore America Europe
The piece urges quick European restoration to enable war debt payments and American goods purchases. It cites Sir Philip Gibbs and Ambassador Harvey arguing France and Britain must agree on reparations and debts to avoid a feared era of terror, warning United States action could aid European construction and prosperity. It notes skepticism among some Americans who think stamping "One Dollar" on paper suffices.
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Europe
America
Philip Gibbs
Harvey
Wweigit UL Liuuhie
Sir Philip
France
Great Er Britain
Moyo
United States
Monarchs, Consent, and Angles of Power in Modern Society
In this analysis the author argues that government rests on public consent and examines Holland, Russia, Germany, and the United States. Monarchies persist where people tolerate and support them, while revolutions occur when consent to rule dissipates. The piece contends ambitions and desires shape political structures more than actual conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arliss
Holland
Wilhemina
Russia
Imitation Money Shows Value Follows Real Wealth
The article argues that increasing currency supply reduces real value. It cites Germany's 1 trillion mark issue, now worth about 160 million dollars, highlighting how more money in circulation erodes purchasing power. The piece warns against equating printed notes with true wealth and lessons from postwar inflation.
Christmas Shopping Quips From The Janitor
Tom Sims remarks that it is more blessed to give than receive. A janitor notes soft coal is hard to burn and the season’s shopping ends with a lingering doubt. If humor is scarce, he suggests eyeing a girl in a long dress and galoshes.
British monopoly breaks as American linoleum wins Argentine trade
A US firm breaks British control of linoleum in Argentina after an Argentine antiquarian supplied native designs. The designs inspired linoleum patterns sold to middle class homes, signaling a shift in foreign trade strategy led by the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. The agency promotes small manufacturers and highlights farm products, noting rice and corn meal exports to Europe and Asia, with a million yearly inquiries andSaver efforts saving California rice farmers millions.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Repub D
Bureau of For
Makers of
Sileum
Buenos Res
STE
Bennos Aires
Plesman
Buenos Aire
Argentina
Ming
Facy
United States
Buenos Aires
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
International Dun
The
Earth
Bureau
Ohio Valley
Europe
California
San Francisco
Asia
Japan
China
Newcastle
Startling Athens Missive Promotes Corn Shampoo Cure
A long letter from Mrs. Abrigal Watch Dog of Lonnie Ridgeway, Athens zeroes in on a comic cure story for corns using a Corn Shampoo. The tale narrates shoes, a barrel soak, a banister slide and a magnet plucking out coins from toes, all to humorous effect and local color.
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Mrs. Abrigal Watch Dog
Lonnie Ridgeway
Bury Public
Betty Brance Drives Betty to Dances with Corns
A humorous verse notes Betty Brance whose corns cause pain and squirming until she goes to a dance. The poem lampoons her distress and resolves with a dance as relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brance
Betty
Trustees Clash At Town Meeting Sparks Quiet Reply
Two township trustees reportedly argued during last week's meeting. An official declined to discuss details, stating the matter is not the public's business and labeling the speaker as a steadfast critic.
Want ads drive holiday business and new advertisers
The text notes want ads doing the work and bringing business during the holidays. It mentions a Minnesota buyer visiting Robinson and Landis, Doc Kelley crediting want ads for health recoveries, and Mr. Burt of New Marshfield joining as a new advertiser with an ad on the want page today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Minnesota
Robinson
Landis
Doc Kelley
Mr. Burt
New Marshfield
Want
Questions and Answers Information Bureau Notice
The Athens Messenger announces an Information Bureau run by Frederic J. Haskin in Washington. Readers may ask questions for factual information and receive replies by mail after sending two cents and their full name and address. The service does not offer legal medical or financial advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
The
Inquirer
How to Leave Visiting Cards and Notable Queries
Q and A snippets cover where to leave visiting cards, Arlington Cemetery size and interments, timber use for railroad ties, trade and the flag axiom, what to feed squirrels, cleaning coins, and origins of state constitutions with quotes from Bryce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.N. A
Bryce
America
Logan Factory Closed After Executives Death
The Owens Manufacturing Company plant in this city shut down at noon Wednesday due to the death of Mr. Conrad, a high official. Operations will stay halted until after his funeral, likely Thursday. Mr. Conrad resided in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens Manufacturing Company
Conrad
Cleveland
Stolen Ford Roadster From Market Street Line
Lawrence Harden left his Ford roadster at the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening. During his absence someone appropriated the car and drove away. Several other cars were nearby, but Harden’s was at the head of the line and easiest to secure. No insurance was on the stolen vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Harden
Fathers and Sons
Presbyterian Church
Market Street
Harden
Lama Confined by Severe Rheumatism at Home
J. M. Lama, a prominent coal operator with holdings at Pomeroy, remains at his West Hunter street residence due to a severe rheumatic attack that may keep him bedridden for weeks. His niece Miss Doris Cook of Circleville is in Logan to help care for him.
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J. M. Lama
West Hunter Street
Mr. Lama
Pomeroy
Doris Cook
Circleville
Logan
Get Together Meet For High School Boys And Business Men
Announcement of a Friday evening gathering at the armory hall for high school boys and local business men. A speaker from Columbus will deliver an address later. The event aims to foster better ties between youths and city merchants and includes a bean dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court upholds election of county commissioners
The Ohio Supreme Court decision confirming the county commissioners election will alter the county board lineup. John Lovett will replace Isaac Van Duren once he receives the commission from the secretary of state and takes office, with Van Duren retiring after two terms. Lovett awaited the commission as of noon Wednesday, expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Ohio
John Lovett
Secretary of State
Isaac van Duren
Attorney R Fef Higley Returns to Logan
Higley known as Bob Higley returns from Daytona with news of passing the recent Ohio bar examination and the right to practice law there. He has previously been admitted in Massachusetts. Higley is currently connected with local affairs.
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R. Fef. Higley
Bob
Logan
Dayton
Ohio
Massachusetts
Higley
Connect
Two Cars Plunge Off Bank Near Nelsonville
At about eight o clock Tuesday two cars went over a high embankment along the Nelsonville pike near Woodruff farm two miles south of Logan. Miss Ollie Mundy of Greendale is hospitalized at Cherrington with injuries not yet known. William B Williams of New Straitsville drove one car with Mundy as passenger. The other car carried Miss Hazel Wallace and Mr Overholter of Athens. An Athens car reportedly tried to pass and struck the other, sending both vehicles into the ditch. Williams sustained minor knee injuries. Miss Mundy has bruises and possible internal injuries. Miss Wallace will be bedbound for some time. An X ray showed no fractures for Mundy.
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Wiseman
Walla Walla
Washington
Mont Ruth
Ruth
Drayman
Woodruff Farm
Nelsonville Pike
Logan
Ollie Mundy
Greendale
Cherrington Hospital
William B. Williams
New Straitsville
Mundy
Hazel Wallace
Overholter
Athens
Williams
Miss Munday
Flu claims life of Virgil Fauble at 22
Virgil E Fauble 22 of Good Hope township died at his parents home early Wednesday from influenza. He is survived by Mr and Mrs Chris Fauble. He had worked at Warren and returned home for holidays. Funeral services are planned at U B church Rockbridge Friday with interment at Fairview Cemetery by L C Yocum Co.
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Virgil E. Fauble
Good Hope Township
Chris Fauble
Warren
U. B
Rockbridge
Fairview
L. C. Yocum Co
Fathers and Sons Banquet at Presbyterian Church
About one hundred attended the annual fathers and sons banquet at the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening. Dean Edwin B. Chubb of Ohio University spoke on what makes a life worthwhile, stressing work play love and worship. The program closed with music from the Sunday school orchestra and the church male quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fathers and Sons
Presbyterian Church
Edwin
Chubb
Ohio University
Dean Chubb
Logan high school class of 14 holds eighth reunion
The Logan high school class of 14 gathered Tuesday night at Mrs Amy Foster Ling home for their eighth annual reunion and banquet with fourteen original members and eight guests present. Dayne Wardwell of Oklahoma acted as toastmaster guiding a That reminds Me program with toasts stunts and class songs. Emma Downey, the lone faculty member present from that era, attended while Nan McBride could not be there.
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Logan High School
Amy Fosterling
Easterling
Stanley Spannon
Ruth Easterling
Fred Jones
Charles Curran
Dayne Wardwell
Oklahoma
Emma Downey
Nan McBride
Logan
Buckeye State Building & Loan Ad Promotes Safe Time Deposits
Farsighted investment message urges choosing safety over speculation to protect principal. The Buckeye State Building and Loan Co announces a 5 percent time deposit rate from its Columbus, Ohio office at 22 West Gay Street with resources over 23 million dollars and reserves over 675 thousand dollars.
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Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Reunion greet fixed as next class gathering falls into place
She sent greetings to the class and hoped to attend the next reunion. Attendees included Kathryn Kkoppe Ruth Shriner Hall Adelaide Fox Hilda Gabriel Smith Margaret Toerner Webb Minnie Stracke Mahoney Mary Brown Cooley Margaret Brown Martin Mary Strawn Chase Marie Webb Sprankle Dayne Wardwell Alfred Campbell Bryan Heft Ward Chase. Guests included Mac Cooley Gifford Hull Emma Downey Willard Sprankle Muriner Martin Charles Smith Mrs Alfred Campbell and Clinton Webb. A committee of Mrs Clinton Webb Mrs Gifford Hull and Alfred Campbell was formed to arrange next year’s reunion.
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Kathryn Kkoppe
Ruth Shriner Hall
Adelaide Fox
Hilda Gabriel Smith
Margaret Toerner Webb
Minnie Stracke Mahoney
Mary Brown Cooley
Margaret Brown Martin
Mary Strawn Chase
Marie Webb Sprankle
Dayne Wardwell
Alfred Campbell
Bryan Heft
Ward Chase
Mac Cooley
Gifford Hull
Emma Downey
Willard Sprank
Home remedy Pinex cough syrup claims quick relief
An advertisement promotes Pinex based cough syrup, claiming 24 hour relief from coughs, colds, bronchitis, and hoarseness. It instructs making a pint of syrup at home with Pinex and sugar syrup or substitutes, and urges asking druggists for "2 1/4 ounces of Pinex" with directions. The Pinex Co. guarantees satisfaction or money back.
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The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
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