The Athens Chamber and Welfare Groups in Question
A reflective piece questions whether the Athens Chamber of Commerce has lost prestige to dinner clubs and public welfare bodies. It urges renewed unity and solid responsibility to sustain community welfare, noting laudable work by Kiwanis Rotary and the City Federation of Women's Clubs. It recalls the era of decisive collective action and asks what comes next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Athens Chamber
George
Kiwanis
Rotary
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Germany can pay Allies forever says Gilbert
Arthur Brisbane notes R G Gilbert claims Germany can continue paying gold to the Allies at 600 million dollars annually. The piece cites France’s delight and England’s astonishment, then shifts to New York police raids on speakeasies and big property sale antics in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gilbert
United States
Germany
France
England
Whalen
New York
Health and Diet Guidance by Dr Frank McCoy
Dr Frank McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health offers guidance on prenatal care diet and motherhood preparation. He stresses balanced nutrition before conception focusing on blood and nerve building foods lean protein minerals calcium and a healthy fetus. He also answers readers questions on anemia buttermilk use spine health and child fitness with cautions and referrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCoy
Sennor
Heaure
Bay
Pathetic Old-Timers Haunt Broadway Burlesque Scene
By Way in New York laments aging performers in Broadway burlesque, noting faded faces, dyed hair, and stage weariness. It reflects on why long-timers stay in burlesque, mentions marriages to managers, and recalls changing eras from refined dances to modern amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Swan Messenger
York
Yeu
Yesteryear
Variety
Beth Brown
Vice President Dawes and Curtis Define Official Diner Out Role
Washington dispatch describes Vice President Dawes and Sen. Charles Curtis of Kansas discussing the job’s social duties. Curtis says the vice presidency is largely social, with long hours entertaining at White House events and Senate favorites, while accepting duties and preparing for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
White House
Charles Curtin Fromansas
Frank Ty
Senate
Allene Sumner Messenger
Ashington
D. C
United States
Adie
Ned
Lfe
Curtis
Washington
Kansas
Jake
Dolly Gann
Belgium
Prince of Wales
Wilson
Mre Dawes
Beaver Curtis
Ten Years Ago and a Century Past in Ohio Journal
A column recalls events from ten and twenty years ago in Steubenville, Ohio. Families visit relatives including the Alder and Munslow households. The last war veterans service ends with a courthouse bugler salute. Special state funds aid Ohio University Co. Mail travels to Columbus for a business trip. Two decades ago a professor and his wife, with their daughter, faced tragedy from bronchial pneumonia and suicide. Guests mark New Years with local families in Zanesville, Middleport, and Lancaster.
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Mra
J. P. Gordy
Ohio
Liversity
New York
Fragmented Crossword Clues Across A Damaged Page
Puzzle text fragments mix with stray words and phrases from a crossword. The readable items include hints about bots and plants, tools, and historical references, all jumbled across a damaged page with no coherent clues or grid.
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Sir Philip Sidney
Air Mail
Airmail Service
Cleveland
Manistee
Mich
Ingaan Witl
Arthur Brisbane
Jane
Joseph P. Day
New York City
Mr. Day
Max Verchleiser
Austria
Lear
Max Ver_chleiser
God
Alexander
Egypt
Memphis
Dadora
Wall Street
Boston
BlcCay
Askes
Hsde
HR. M
Sha
Arswen
Tia
By the Way
Legs
A Ee
Giria
Harlem
Broadway
Silk Hat
Evening Dream
Roberts
P. S
Pines
Isle of Pines
Lland
Cube
Pinar del Rilo
Drtve
Inj
Thrixt
Vdce
Nis
America
N EK Aldermin
Steubenville
Willam Munslow
Ool
Frances
Tapa
Harrod Wise
Ohio University
C. W. Gross
Zaneaville
Carl Porter
Julia
Charles Dickering
Aiddlepaort
C. C. Millikan
George M. Hichle
Lancaster
Robin
Beit
Rusia
Wang'o
Ailne-Iotter Ara
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