War department promotes several officers in clicks
Walter Rogers Dr W 8 Murray Don Meuillet and John Arthur Logan receive promotions by the War department Edgar E Atkins is commissioned in the Signal corps US Army Phi Delta Theta members raise a service flag M R Marquis of East Mill Street injured by a fall on icy sidewalks Twenty years ago A A Wolfe M I Hearn Fr P Phillips join Athens city council New Pittsburg Coal announces a new shaft near Athens Parcel post system discussed by Athens meeting with Postmaster General Von Meyer Louise Higgins hosts Queen Esther circle at Athens Methodist church
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M. I. Hearn
Fr. P. Phillips
Athens City
Athens
von Meyer
A Thought for Today Prov 28 14 and Byron quote
A religious reflection features two quotations on wounded spirits and scars. The lines contrast spiritual restraint with literary reflection on deep wounds and lasting marks.
Why Traffic Changes Never Failing
An old district notes that new roads attract curious drivers and locals alike. As motor car numbers rise toward ten million more vehicles in the next decade, the Hocking region will need more roads to accommodate the growing traffic and newfound road use.
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Athens- Pomeroy Road
Coolville-Pomeroy Road
Burr Oak-Corning
Bishopville
Religion Lures Nation as Parliament Revises Prayer Book
The article notes a surge of public interest as Britain debates a revised Church of England prayer book. Crowds gathered to witness sessions in Parliament where speakers from all classes and sides delivered powerful, unifying rhetoric. It concludes that despite secular temptations, communion with God remains central to belief.
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Church of England
House of Lords
House of Commons
The Brotherhood of Man and a Submarine Tragedy
An American submarine is rammed and sunk amid global trade tensions and jealousies. Divers tried to attach chains to raise the vessel and save the crew as world readers followed the desperate tapping from divers and prisoners alike.
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Brotherhood OF Man
God
Southern Ohio road funds must be protected now
The speaker decries perceived unequal state road funding, urging immediate, nationwide support to prevent Southern Ohio from losing funds to other regions. He argues Southern needs fair road investment comparable to Northern areas, noting tax payments, educational equality, and current road plans as justification.
Ohio road funds shift to Southern region
State highway officials defend current Northern Ohio road quality and announce Southern Ohio will receive a good share of road funds, signaling a regional funding shift and future investments in Southern Ohio.
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Ohio
Flightless Cormorants and Odd Notes From Hodge Calif
A coyote tied by the hind feet near a ranch house is mistaken for a police dog in behavior and appearance. A Manhattan doctor claims a pyorrhea cure, while Gundlach of Chicago touts another cure. Miss Agnes Maude Royden, while praised for preaching, is criticized for smoking by Illinois moralists and the Aberdeen bishop comments.
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Hodge
Calif
Agnes Maude Royden
Illinois
Preacher Faces Controversy Over Cigaret Smoking Clergy
A bishop ignorant of human nature encounters a drunken man in a ditch who, after rescue by a priest, demands to be thrown back. The tale highlights tensions with a cigaret-smoking preacher and the reactions of Illinois women toward salvation.
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A. F. Dean
Aberdeen
Period of rest under scrutiny for murderer Remus
Reporter notes the acquitted Remus may be kept under custody to assess his mind and fitness for release while his wife lies in the ground. The piece surveys galapagos expedition finds, darwin, vincent astor plans, stock market jitters, and urban rat-proofing among other eclectic items.
Closing Alphabet Of Diseases Tied To Diet In A Last Article
The final piece in a series lists common disorders related to food and urges diet changes. It covers insomnia constipation and obesity, notes fasting and exercise as weight reducers, and claims tonsillitis is curable by diet. The author promotes study of dietetics and offers full articles by mail.
Seeker asks about tonsil removal and health advice
A reader asks if removing tonsils is necessary for a rapid heartbeat caused by tonsil decay. The answer says tonsils can heal without removal by a short fast and proper diet to restore blood and lymphatic balance. Request the article "Save the Tonsils" for details.
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Athens Messenger
Tragedies of the Cold City Behind the Doorways
Gilbert Swan reflects on New York homelessness as winter deepens. He notes the dead bodies found in doorways and Roosevelt Park benches, and recalls Mr. Zero who created a shelter at the zero hour offering hot coffee and warm meals to the penniless.
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Gilbert Swan
New York
Manhattan
Julie Taylor
Taylor
Tatrolman Sherbwam
Roosevelt Park
Mr. Zero
Zero
Swollen gums seek dental check for abscess or pyorrhea
The advice urges visiting a dentist to find if swollen gums and numbness are due to tooth abscess or pyorrhea. if not, the dentist may refer to a physician for proper diagnosis.
Answers to Questions By Frederick Jo Haskin
A Q A style compilation gives brief facts on population density in England bread spending in 1925 the Leaning Tower of Pisa ins 1820 and 1910 the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier White House marriage first in 1811 the Litshi tree in Virginia and the Venice of America Thousand Islands.
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White House
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Todd
Kentucky
Virginia
Plane wrecked near Canajoharie claims three lives
Aura Fairchild monoplane found wrecked seven miles east of Canajoharie New York. The pilot Captain Edward M Pauley of Albany and two passengers Lieutenant George R Benedict Curtis field filer and Raymond Henrics of Buffalo are dead.
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Here
Edward M. Pauley
Albany
George R. Benedict
Curtis Field Filer
Raymond Henrics
Buffalo
Banished Opposition Leaders Barred From Soviet Russia
United Press reports 52 leaders of the Soviet opposition have been banished from Russia with some already exiled. Among those banished is Leon Trotsky, once a co leader with Nikolai Lenin in the ruling group.
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Berlin
Russia
United Press
Leon Trotsky
Nikolai Lenine
U S S Mine Layer Oglala Sails with Marines for Nicaragua
Going away from Norfolk Virginia the U S S Mine Layer Oglala left Hampton Roads with four companies of U S Marines aboard bound for Nicaragua.
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Norfolk
U. S&s
Oglala
Hampton Roads
U. S
Nicaragua
Cross Word Puzzle Heavy on Word Pairs and Clues
A dense word game presents clues and word fragments across vertical and horizontal directions. Entries hint at borders cooking science art law and more with themes ranging from deities to geography and everyday objects.
Washington notes drift in Senate on eight year limit
The piece catalogs hostile contrasts in Congress as Dill proposes a constitutional eight year limit for presidents while Smoot backs Poindexter for a campaign edge. It links Reed’s Hearst slush fund probe to Vare seating and hints at Dawes’s strategic moves shaping Hearst coverage and committee lines.
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Jan
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Senator Dill
White House
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Dill
Smoot
Miles Poindexter
Tam
Poindexter
Deru
United States
Dix
Dave Reed
Hearst
Dave
Borah
Norris
la Follette
Heflin
Reed
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Salesman Learns a Lesson From Lip Laxative Pills
Mr Vandivier of New York recounts selling face creams for skin blemishes who fails until he uses Vegetable Laxative Pills for constipation. Within days his skin improves significantly. CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS advertised as 25c and 7c red packages at druggists.
Petition to block portion of Remus estate filed in Cincinnati
A petition to prevent distribution of the $125,000 estate of Mrs. Imogene Remus, shot and killed by her husband George Remus, former millionaire bootlegger, was filed in probate court in Cincinnati today.
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Cincinnati
Imogene Remus
George Remus
Boozelegger
Akron man killed in single car crash
Akron driver Frank Zumsteg, 59, was killed early today when his automobile overturned.
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Akron
Frank Zumsteg
Baalmann’s Gas Tablets Promised Relief for Stomach Pain
An advertisement touts Baalmann’s Gas Tablets as a cure for gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims to relieve pressure, anxiety, and palpitations, stop bloating, and restore normal breath and activity, with a call to purchase at CLINE'S PHARMACY.
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Beause Baalmann
Tom
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