Health and Diet Advice From Dr. Frank McCoy Doctor of The Newest Way to Health
A column on aging, toxins, and the body’s aging processes notes that premature aging stems from toxin buildup and poor circulation. It cites Stanford Bennett as an example of how vigorous activity and a healthy regime can prolong youth, and discusses mineral deposits in tissues and glandular secretions as key aging factors. It includes reader questions on goiter jaw pain and child heat symptoms with cautious medical guidance.
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Frank McCoy
Ponce del Leon
New York Academy of Medicine
United States
Stanford Bennett
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Copiapo Chile A Pause For Modernization Amid Earthquakes
In Copiapo Chile the town of about 38 000 shows a mix of adobe and thatch with streets to be paved. The Hoover party visit reveals a Rotary Club, 200 autos, and a local economy centered on mining and farming. American goods reach Copiapo via local firms and the American Smelting & Refining Co. mines and ships ore to the United States.
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Copiapo
Latin America
Hoover Party
United States
Chile
Club
el Amiga de Pais
Eros
American Smelting & Refining Co
Canada
Mexico
Peru
Thoughtful musings on belief and knowledge
A reflective note cites Romans 4 5 urging personal conviction. It contrasts with Carlyle's statement that a capable person dying in ignorance is a tragedy.
South Athens to Boom with Stadium and Bridge Plans
Athens prepares a wave of improvements in the south end, including a new university stadium, a proposed new south bridge, and rebuilding of President Street. Outlets along East State and North Lancaster will widen and extend to handle heavier traffic while the city borrows to fund street paving and expansion in 1929.
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Athens
Ohio University
East State Street
Lancaster Street
West State Street
Court
Lancaster
Park Street
Southeen
Court Street
President Street
West Mulberry Street
University Stadium
State Highway Department
Super Hall
1929 Motor Promises and Automotive Giants Ahead
The 1929 yearly program of American automobile makers is seen as a gauge of national prosperity. Industry giants plan ambitious projects for 1929, with expectations of rising incomes and improved living standards amid expanding production and sales.
Mind Your Own Business a Lesson From an Athens Minister
An Athens minister explains that minding your own business means putting your house in order and self control. By improving oneself first, one helps others and reduces gossip. A person who stands for good conduct often avoids uninvited advice and becomes a positive example for peers.
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Athens
Broadway gossip and party tales from New York society
Gilbert Swan relays anecdotes about Edward Johnson inheriting Caruso costumes, a Syracuse concert skeptical crowd, Mussolini era notes on Mazo de la Roche, a Thanksgiving dinner with three mothers-in-law, Nan Martin and Lord Byron on Broadway, Alberta Vaughn, and a self described wish to flee dress up for overalls, all glossed in a light Variety tone.
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Gilbert Swan Messenger
New York
Gretchen Dick
Edward Johnson
Metropolitan
Caruso
Syracuse
Mussolini
Vulcania
Atlantic Monthly
Mazo de la Roche
Newfoundland
Jaina
Mme. de la Roche
Corsica
Nan Martin
Lord Byron
Alberta Vaughn
Proxies in Oil Fight Stir Company Stockholders
The piece notes John D. Rockefeller Jr. requests proxies against Colonel Stewart of Standard Oil of Indiana. Colonel Stewart accepts the challenge and vows to fight, drawing interest from Standard Oil of Indiana employees who own company stock.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colonel Stewart
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Stewart
Classical Genius Compared: Greeks and Modern Writers
The remark contrasts modern authors with ancient Greeks noting only Homer and Aristophanes among Greeks as comparable. It elevates Greek literary achievement while suggesting few modern writers reach that height.
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Homer
Earl- Eophories
Aristophanes
Humankind’s Growth Through Discoveries and Wealth
The author notes humans have altered little in character yet steadily advance in science and wealth. Progress comes from new discoveries and longer life, but intrinsic nature remains largely unchanged, likening mankind to a hen that lays many eggs while staying the same bird.
Eight Army Plane casualties buried at Arlington
Five of the eight crewmen are buried in Arlington Cemetery with Lieutenant Angel leading a service in the cemetery vault. Four others lie in the enlisted men's section. The men died serving their country and questions arise about the enlisted section in heaven and in death.
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Arlington Cemetery
Angel
Heaven
Amanullah Abandons Plan for European Dress Rule
Amanullah, king of Afghanistan, proposed adopting European clothing and removing face veils for women. The plan faced resistance and has led to his abdication.
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Amanullah
Afghanistan
Assassination Sparks Change as He Passes Throne
The father’s murder inspires a successor named Inayaullah to receive the throne while supporters insist a law called the Volehead could alter mass habits. Critics warn that bootleg statistics affirm the difficulty of sweeping social change.
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Inayaullah
Man Dies From Cold In New York In Subzero Week
In New York one day this week with a temperature seven degrees above zero a man died of cold. The piece also mentions Eskimos and Mr Nurmi, noting Finland’s temperatures reaching fifty degrees below zero and forecasts interest from California Florida and the Gulf Coast.
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New York
Nurmi
Finland
California
Florida
Gulf Coast
Trivia and quick facts deciphered from a 1920s Q and A page
A compilation of Q and A items covering boxing rules after the Dempsey Firpo fight, rumors about a child actor, Turkey literacy campaigns, King George's full name, card play slang, sun systems, fastest fish, clock face dimensions, kiloparsec, the Congress Colors flag, Lincoln and woman suffrage, life versus marine insurance, Miles Standish birth and death, and the founding of the D A R.
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Dempsey
Davy Lee
G.L F. A
Ambassador Hotel
Los Angeles
Sonny Boyce
Mr. Boyce
Sonny Boy
al Jolson
Turkey
Ghazi Mustapha Kemal
King George
George Frederick Ernest Albert Windsor
News production rise lowers Canadian prices by ten dollars a ton
Canadian publishers report higher output lowers news commodity prices by 10 to 15 dollars per ton. Industry observers note the shift affects market dynamics and producer incentives amid volatile demand.
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Canada
Canadian Production Growth Amid Price War
The article notes an inevitable price war and outlines a surge in Canadian production from 669,847 to 3,600,000 units per year across a span of ten to eleven years. It emphasizes rising output as a key trend.
On This Date in American History January 16
On this date in history multiple events are noted including 1756 George Washington returning to Virginia as envoy for Governor Dinwiddie following a trip to Lake Erie. In 1778 France recognized U S independence. In 1872 Congress passed a general amnesty law.
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George Washington
Virginia
Lake Erie
Dinwiddie
Congress
CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLUES WITH BORDER WORDS AND JUMBLED TEXT
Puzzle content lists nine letter border words with clues and stray fragments about body parts money transport a blooming shrub a wing part of seed masculine adult and various nonsensical strings. The readable portions resemble a garbled crossword page with miscellaneous entries and a reference to Sundays puzzle.
Why Stock Dividends Rise in Corporate Practice
The practice grew as stock dividends are not taxable as income. Between March 1920 and March 1927, 10 245 corporations declared stock dividends, reflecting this tax advantage and corporate strategy in equity distribution.
Plans discussed for new Masonic temple in mass meeting
A mass meeting of Masonic bodies considered plans for a new temple in the Masons hall. The clerk of courts office floor was tiled and main office work began. E C Murphy, once Ohio University football manager in 1905, visited Athens. County commissioners Laws er Munden and Porter and County Engineer Anderson attended a good roads conference in Columbus. Illinois Indiana and Arkansas ratified the national prohibition amendment.
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Mason's Hall
Clerk of Courts
E. C. Murphy
Amanda
Ohio University
Athens
Lawser, Munden, and Porter
Anderson
Columbus
Ohio University Names George Kaler Football Coach
George Kaler has been selected as the new football coach for Ohio University. The appointment marks a key leadership change for the university's football program.
Mrs H Marshall Thuriow Called to Baltimore Illness
Mrs H Marshall Thuriow wife of the Presbyterian church pastor was summoned to Baltimore Maryland due to the serious illness of her mother with relatives awaiting further word from the family.
Athens County Grand Jury Publishes January Session Review
Sixty cases were considered by the January session of the Athens County Grand Jury. The report lists matters examined and dispositions anticipated by local authorities.
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Athens County
Grand Jury
Athens County Residents Are Granted Citizenship
Judge Wood naturalizes four residents as full citizens. The group includes three British subjects and one Italian native, namely H. & Shrigley, John Baptist, Marshal Summers and Alseio Centurant.
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Athens County
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