Health Hints on Diet From Father of Physical Culture
The piece discusses meat versus vegetarian diets, favoring lacto vegetarianism with milk and eggs, and noting risks of heavy meat use. It mentions Eskimos rely on animal organs, compares beef and lamb, and counsels vegetables with milk or eggs as superior for most, with caveats about dairy in some populations. It cites Chinese and Jepsen as proponents of mixed diets and notes dairy limits in crowded dairy-free regions.
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Jepsen
Madrid directory suspends magazine over policy critique
The Magazine Actualidad Financiiera is suspended by the Madrid directory for criticizing government merchant marine policy. The proprietor is expelled and the author faces trial. In Naples, royal visitors from Greece and Roumania are poised to reach Italy, while Milan reports the former German crown prince and family living incognito at Meran.
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Madrid
Directory Today
Actualidad Financiiera
Naples
George
Greece
Elizabeth
Marie
Roumania
Italy
Milan
Meran
Tyrol
A Thought on Mexico Revolt and Boss System
A column cites Mexico’s public apathy toward the revolt, urging peaceful democratic change over armed struggle. It argues that people resist authority yet tolerate bosses, from foremen to directors, as power concentrates from local to national levels.
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Mexico
el Universo
Mexico City
Diaz
Women in business and politics hinge on female talent
W. R. Hopkins argues women belong in business and should enter municipal government. He praises American women in the last decade as a major discovery and says their business sense is needed to reform city government. He contends women’s participation is driven by capability, not just rights or morals.
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W. R. Hopkins
Cleveland
Panning the boss spans trades from politics to war
The idea that panning the boss is the common sport across all fields shows leadership friction in work, government, and the military. It highlights how authority and its challenges permeate every occupation and activity.
Capital and Prohibition: War Time Influence on Reform
The piece argues prohibition grew from economic pressures during war and may pressure Europe toward similar limits. It notes prohibition shifts focus from morality to efficiency, aiding American success though not yet a complete win against alcohol. It cites a Canbury Century writer on capital’s role and critiques of anti saloon league politics.
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Anti- Saloon League
John Barleycorn
Farming a Profession: Montana Study on New Arrivals
A Montana Department of Agriculture survey of 58 farmers shows most newcomers to Montana farming lacked prior farming experience and local knowledge. Only 22 were former farmers, while others trained as physicians, divers, teachers, carpenters, or in other trades. The report links failure to inexperience and lack of capital, urging farming as a trained craft requiring proper preparation and education.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Montana
Adam Smith
Carpenters
Chicago
Congress
Questions and Answers Information Service Notice
An advertisement invites readers to submit questions for the Athens Messenger Information Bureau. It explains the service provides general information but not legal, geodical, or financial advice and requests full name, address, and two-cent stamp for responses.
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Athens Messenger
Frederic J. Nen
Girecetor
Washington, D
Bureau
Sosa
Why no inscription on the Unknown Soldier grave
A question about why the Unknown Soldier grave bears no inscription. The inquiry notes the absence of dedicatory text and seeks historical reasoning or policy context behind the lack of wording on the marker.
Columbus Notebook Pokes Fun At Winters Cold And City Life
A satirical column from a Columbus desk sketches街 scenes and passersby in January cold. It ironizes street noise, shops, a barber, a fire truck, a hospital for dogs, a laundryman, a real estate dealer, and a waitress of humorous vignettes with local names and places.
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Columbus
Fish Street
J. Maurice Hyde
Frank Yenpoke
Nelsonville
Donahey
Athens
Doctor Lee
Peruna
Lancaster
Chillicothe
Classified Liquor and Bottles Notice Mentioned
Readable fragments describe a party where someone could not attend perhaps to avoid danger. It mentions Gallon Bottles for milk gasoline vinegar water oil molasses and Lash's Drug Store. The note hints at a Classified Act and suggests multiple uses for bottles.
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Ete Lash
Rey
The World Turns Circular in 1924 Promos
A quirky ad heavy passage highlights social scenes in Hollywood and promotional lines for the Wand Ads promising a bigger year in 1924. It notes youths leaving home, social invitations, and a shooting pledge at midnight in a witty, promotional tone.
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Hollywood
Various Q and A on history science and household tips
A compilation of Q and A items covers topics from the Arlington Unknown Soldier grave inscription costs to phonograph duets, leap year rules, Clinton’s Folly Erie Canal, Lafcadio Hearn’s birthplace, U.S. submarine speeds, untaxed church property estimates, and damp-proofing a cellar using calcium chloride for potato sprout control.
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Erie Canal
Clinton
Lafcadio Hearn
America
Japan
Ionian Islands
Charles Hearn
England
France
United States
Cincinnati
New Orleans
New York
Tokyo
United States Navy
Grant
Conferess
Revolutionary Paris Sends Smart Tricorn Hats Abroad
Paris dispatch reports shipments of refined tricorn hats trimmed with ornate details. Officials highlight these headpieces as a symbol of evolving fashion and strategic sending to allied markets.
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Paris
Athens Council Expresses Willingness to Fund Old Cemetery Care
At the first meeting Monday the Athens city council signaled intent to appropriate funds for West State street Old Cemetery upkeep. No amount was set pending exact needs. Civic groups are drafting rehabilitation plans and officials will act once requirements are clear.
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Athens
West State Street
Ohio Republicans to meet February 11 in Columbus
Representative Republicans from every Ohio county will be asked to attend a meeting here February 11 organized by the Franklin County Coolidge for President club.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Coolidge
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