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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1927
Page
4
Initiative and the Message to Garcia in Hubbard’s prose
The text extols Initiative through a Ray Craft folder and Emersonian phrasing. It divides people by action: those who act without being told, those who wait for repeated orders, and those who refuse to act even with guidance, highlighting the fate of each in a moral survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hubbard
Ray Craft
Garcia
Destiny
Miss Florence Cochran Fight Over Naughty Stories Sparks School Close
In Indianola a heated dispute surrounds 19 year old teacher Miss Florence Cochran as an injunction blocks her classroom. Supporters claim a pupil spread risqué tales, while backers insist she did not share such stories. The case highlights how gossip and authority clash in a small town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Cochran
Corn Belt
Willy
Susie
Vale of
Indianola
Miss Florence
Iss Cochran
Philosophers of tips reveal quirky service philosophy
A confessed waitress moralizes tipping from nickel under plate to a generous quarter, claiming only the jovial tipper is worthy. The piece argues critics confuse wish with action and notes many patrons slip small or no tips yet are not necessarily stingy or unappreciative.
Tipping Tied to Family Budget and Grocery Bills
A fragment discusses tipping as a luxury many cannot afford due to high grocery costs and a large baby care budget. It contrasts brave counters with those who cannot tip. The tone notes economic hardship and social expectations around tipping.
Automobile Boom and Modern Faith Across Time
A survey highlights a booming 1927 US auto output with new models to debut at New York expo. optimism cites Hoover as business judge and rising exports, while foreign gas costs and fuel efficiency draw attention. The piece also notes a Russian census revealing sects living in caves and questions religious extremism versus divine image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Russia
Day family and Sun newspaper saga in early New York
Clarence S. Day, retired broker and Stock Exchange director, dies as the Sun wanes after its merger with Munsey and the Herald. The Evening Sun endures under Dana’s early care. Herbert Siebold weighs McAdoo’s 1928 prospects and a possible prohibition ticket, noting McAdoo’s strategic aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence S. Day
The
Stock Exchange
New York Sun
Sun
Herald
Frank A. Munsey
Greeley
Tribune
Evening Sun
Charles A. Dana
Pulitzer
Herbert
New York
Louis Siebold
W. G. McAdoo
al Smith
Siebold
McAdoo
Mexico War Echoes Ring Washington Cables
Washington correspondents say the United States risks conflict with Mexico over President Calles aiding Nicaragua's liberal Sacasa in a bid for power, a stance seen as provoking the region and stirring regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Washington
Calles
Sacasa
Nicaragua
Mexico’s Role Draws Quiet Global Strings Across Sides
In this discussion the speaker argues Mexico is an independent nation not a dominion and calls for balanced interaction with both sides in external intrigues. The piece notes hidden influences shaping policy and public perception abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Cacasa
Radio beacon aids navigation across waters and fog
The Lighthouse Service in Washington outlines its use of radio beacons and radiocompass to guide ships, especially in fog. It highlights rescues by keepers, praise from mariners, and its wartime cooperation with military forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Lighthouse Service
United States Coast Guard
Seneca
New Britain
California
United States
Boston
Sandy Hook
Scituate
Harve de Grace
Maryland
Crooked Nightlife and Jewel Thefts Haunt Manhattan
A New York report tallies 1926 jewel thefts in Manhattan exceeding 15 million dollars with many losses by women. It describes cabaret criminals preying on socialites, glamorous scammers, and a rise in parasitic couriers, with plays reflecting the reversed villainy in today’s city nightlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Answers to common questions in a quiz column
A Q and A page explains why hot water pipes burst more often from freezing than cold water pipes. It also covers the meaning of Zonta as trustworthiness in Dakota, the abbreviation M F H as Master of Fox Hounds, the first library in America at Henrico College 1621, and the daily cotton picking rate of about 500 pounds per man per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Els
Bureau of American Ethology
M. B
United States
H. G
America
Henrico College
Virginia
Bureau of Plant Industry
Senate
Caraway
David A.reed
Pennsylvania
Athens Bank Elects Directors and Ohio Tax Labor Update
Stockholders of the Athens National Bank re elected all directors and officers for the coming year. A new Ohio road tax law requires male citizens to perform two days labor on streets or pay 3 dollars. Ohio University's basketball practice targets a clash with Company H New Lexington. John Thomas of Glouster named messenger for the state Insurance Department by Superintendent A J Vorys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Atheny National Bank
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio University
Company H
New Lexington
Ohio
John Thomas of
Glouster
Ohio House of Representatives
A. J. Vorys
State Insurance Department
Names on Capitol Hill Echo Loud Voices and Pranks
Rodney Dutcher reports on how senators and congressmen named Tom exert influence with booming voices while lacing in jokes about baseball, coughs, and political maneuvering. The piece notes Tom Heflin, Tom Blanton, Tom Connally, and Clyde Kelly as colorful figures amid a lively Senate session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Jan
Tom Heflin
Alabama
Tom Blanton
Texas
Tom Connally
Toms
Capitol Hill
Rubber pavement laid in London passes first month test
The Department of Commerce reports rubber street pavement laid in London withstood a month of service including a rainy November spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Department of Commerce
Berlin Employment: One Third of Workers Are Women
The report states that women constitute about one third of Berlin's employed population, highlighting gender distribution in the city’s labor force and potential implications for labor market policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Berlin Population Tops Four Million Mark
A report aggregating multiple statistics notes Berlin now surpasses four million residents. The finding highlights continued urban growth in Germanys capital and underscores rising density across its districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cording
Berlin
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Vitality Boost
Advertisements claim healthy men gain prizes with vigor and clear eyes from Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The copy warns constipation poisons the body and reduces earning power, asserting the tablets gently cleanse bowels and liver, tone the system, and restore normal vigor at 10, 30, and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
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