Athens Messenger Adopts Name and Publishing Details
The fragment references The Athens Messenger with Frederick W. Po and date 1806 to 1929, noting printing and geographic reach across five counties. Mentions Newspaper Publishers Association and Associated Press wire service, plus filing and mailing notices.
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Frederick W. Po
Gererees
Athens Weseengen Fea Sie LD Printing CO
Geréee
Ge. Mgr
Newspaper Publishers Association
Aise Sire
Tate
Forgotten Man in Brooklyn Court Case Stays Jailbound
A Brooklyn prisoner lingered in jail for over two years after pleading guilty to burglary in spring 1990. Judges lost track, and as Judge W. B. Vease left the bench for fraud, no one moved to sentence or release him, a freakish lapse in the justice machinery.
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Brooklyn
W. B. Vause
Vease
Atlanta
Saldom
Failing as Individuals Lose Individualism to Government Service
A historical reflection argues that reliance on politicians for thinking erodes individuality. It laments government programs creating tax-supported losses in postal services steamship lines hotels and other ventures, claiming private enterprise is crowded out and taxpayers cover deficits.
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United States of America
Reserves Missing as Nation Hits Low Mood
A leading psychologist in Ohio argues that maladjustments in the last decade have left Americans with no mental or spiritual reserve. He ties declining morals, family breakups, and herd thinking to rising ins naty and nervous breakdowns as the nation faces stress from debt and economic concerns.
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Ohio
Ohio Legislature Faces Great Task of Relief and Efficiency
The ninety first Ohio Legislature meets amid a prolonged downturn. Governor White calls for prudent conservation of funds and greater government efficiency. Lawmakers must curb waste and support essential relief, with collaboration over party lines to ease the public’s suffering.
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Ohio
Bawyer
Senate
Buckeye
George White
House
Biblical Crossword Clue List Puzzle
A set of biblical crossword clues labeled with numbers and hints. Includes terms like shock alarm salutes epilepsy symptom and various short answers plus a prompt asking for the previous puzzle answer.
Enchanted past love tests a young wife’s duties
Dorothy Dix advises a woman torn by a returned shell shocked husband after a family has formed with a second partner. Dix insists on honesty with the present husband, annulment of the first marriage, and preserving the child’s welfare, while discouraging rekindling the old relationship.
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Miss DIX
France
About Your Children and the Six Temperaments
Olive Roberts Barton notes two boys at play and one painter as a lesson in character and future careers. Tom leads and plans with ambition, Roger is patient and precise, Steve creates beauty, while their mother observes how such moments shape education and life choices. The piece ends with a reflection on budgets and public policy amid a busy Legislature.
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Remington
Tom
Roger
Steve
Roger Hiad
Washburn brothers in Congress and public service
For nine years the Washburn siblings Cadwallader C. Elihu B Israel and William D. served in Congress across Wisconsin Illinois Maine and Minnesota. Israel and C C became state governors DB B was Secretary of State and minister to France. Their father James Washburn of Livermore Maine led a famous public service lineage. Tomorrow The Raining Church.
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Washburn Brothers
Cadwallader C
Elihu B
Israel
Congress
D. C
Wisconsin
BE. B
Galene
Ulinois
Orono
Maine
William D
Minnesota
C. C
DB. B
Grant
France
Jerae] Washburn
Livermore
Mumps Germs Remain Unidentified By Researchers
Medical experts note mumps remains without a confirmed germ despite decades of study. The disease mainly affects adolescents and spreads via saliva, often among youths in groups, with contagion highest in early stages and easing as recovery begins.
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Pasteur
Public at fault says Alabama congressman Huddleston
Washington interview with Mr. George Huddleston of Alabama argues the public shapes Congress, condemns partisan inaction, urges budget balance, restored credit, and easing trade barriers. He calls for fair agricultural policy and a distributed recovery to revive business and national wealth.
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Washington
George Huddleston
Alabama
Congress
Huddleston
Loens
Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Baird
Ten years ago today news notes a newborn daughter Sarah born January 3 at 19 Mound Street. Other items report John W. Stewart and Gertrude Stewart returning to Youngstown after holidays with Prof and Mrs A A Atkinson Morris Avenue. Margeret Merwin, violin student at Cincinnati Conservatory, returns to studies after holidays with her parents Dr and Mrs J T Merwin North Hill.
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Walter Baird
Mound Street
Sarah
John W. Stewart
Science HM
Youngstown
Stewart
Gertrude Atkinson
A. A. Atkinson
Morris Avenue
Margeret Merwin
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
J. T. Merwin
North Hill
Twenty Years Ago Today Highlights Inaugural Ball Attendance
The item notes attorney John J. Woolley’s reelection as prosecuting attorney for two years and his sister Mrs. Louise Woolley Rowland retained as stenographer. It mentions quail scarcity prompting residents to clear snow for feeding spots. It also references Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Ellis at the Columbus Inaugural Ball and comments on taxes, sanitation, and tech policy debates.
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John J. Woolley
Louise Woolley Rowland
M. T. Ellis
The
City
Athens
Columbus
Items of Interest and Artistic Notes from Early 19th Century
Tition, the artist, drew inspiration from grapes hanging in his studio as an example of beauty of form. East Cape in Siberia marks the first daily start point for an astronomical schedule agreed by astronomers. James Whitcomb Riley once used the pseudonym Benjamin F. Johnson.
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Tition
James Whitcomb Riley
Benjamin F. Johnson
Bank Superintendent orders report on state banks
State Bank Superintendent I. J. Fulton issued a call for reports detailing the conditions of all state banks as of close of business Saturday December 31.
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Columbus
I. J. Fulton
Four men hijack truck in Weymouth hold up near Medina
Police across Northern Ohio were asked to pursue four men who stopped Akron resident John Thomas, forced him to drive to Weymouth, and robbed him of a truck loaded with tires and automobile batteries worth about $10,000.
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Medina
Ohio
John Thomas
Akron
Weymouth
Gasless Plane Crashes Near Marietta
Two eastern couples escaped serious injury after their airplane ran out of fuel and crashed just outside Marietta city limits. Harold Harmon of Rutherford New Jersey and James Kirkpatrick of Long Beach New York and their wives were shaken but uninjured. Kirkpatrick aimed for the airport but landed in an open field with the aid of newspaper flares. life belts likely saved their lives.
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Marietta
U.R
Harold Harmon
Rutherford
N. J
James Kirkpatrick
Long Beach
L. 1
N. Y
Kirkpatrick
Unemployed clash with Wheaton post office workers injuring six
About 200 unemployed gathered at the Wheaton Post Office project in Illinois and fought 75 workers using sticks stones and shovels resulting in six injuries.
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Wheaton, al
Wheaton
Crepe Yourse Face Creams Boost Winter Skincare
A vintage style guide promotes circulation creams for facial care. It advises cleansing before applying cream, gentle massaging to stimulate circulation, and upward patting from chin to ears to avoid damaging delicate skin. It also suggests using a device to massage and soothe tired eyes and muscles around the eyebrow area.
London facts show royal borrowing book and city stats
The text notes a Royal origin for London’s first directory started by Charles I to list citizens able to lend money. It cites a ratio of one policeman per 2,000 residents, and 11,304 licensed drivers for 8,013 taxicabs, plus a remark on cigaret lighter sales. Birds are described as having keen and far sighted vision.
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London
Charles I
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Olive Roberts Barton
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Kong Faeneren Syndican
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National Business Show
Chicago
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
By Rodney Dutcher
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Navy
Huddleton
Oklahoma
East Cape
Siberia
Yorm
Cincinnaty
Central City College
Arthur Fitzhola Wallace
Toledo
W. W. Durbin
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Misses Airport
College Athill
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