George VI and Edward VIII Rise as British Leaders
King George VI dies leaving Edward VIII to ascend the throne as king and emperor of a global realm. Edward, a 42 year old bachelor, moves from a private life to a front line role shaping the empire during a period of transition and modern democracy.
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What Is a Liberal in Washington Today
The piece criticizes self-styled liberals for noise and impractical demands while praising the broad, reasoned tradition of liberalism in the United States. It argues that real progress comes from sober, thinking citizens, not partisan elites claiming exclusive moral high ground.
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Back to the Family in Communist Russia under Stalin
Moscow correspondents note a state shift toward family life with Stalin pictured as a doting father. Divorce and marriage laws are being revised to strengthen home ties and popularize family life amid a broader government image change.
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Reckless Driving Highlighted After Car Collision Incident
A California driver was hurled into the air by a passing auto and landed on the vehicle’s top, illustrating rising recklessness among motorists. The incident underscores growing concern over dangerous driving behaviors and public safety risks.
Dead Canadian Who Continues To Breathe Case Stuns
The unusual case of a Canadian man who appeared dead but kept breathing puzzled observers until a legal precedent linked to the NRA clarified the unusual outcome. Authorities noted how this decision could influence future determinations in similar cases.
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Morgenthau May Tap Five Billion For New Loans
Washington report says Morgenthau may require five billion dollars more in new loans to cover bonuses relief and the processing tax refund. A key aide quit days later fueling speculation about inflation and fiscal policy amid Roosevelts administration.
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Treasury clash over spending limits prompts Coolidge exit
Fiscal authorities led by Roosevelt and Morgenthau agree on sound money aims yet differ on the line of reason. Assistant Treasury Secretary Coolidge left amid a gradual decline in spirits over funding rising expenditures.
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New Reason for Roosevelt Morgenthau Fund Raising Confidence
The experts see a fresh basis for financing as public focus shifts from inflation to spending, unemployment, and farm relief. The inflationist block failed in Congress on the bonus, while banks remain flush with money and eager to lend to the government.
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Tax plan signals only income taxes favored over sales levies
The article argues New Dealers will avoid new general taxes before the election, possibly adding excise taxes tied to a farm program but delaying until votes are counted. It contends wealth and lower earners carry the burden through anticipated income taxes under $50,000, as state sales taxes already reach their limit.
Pressure campaign thoughts on gold market reopening
The article notes skepticism inside a committee about reopening the domestic gold and silver markets. It argues such action could lower gold prices and trigger hoarding, while the unsettled financial situation might still prompt a rush to basic commodities whose fixed values have drifted for six years.
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Treasury chief predicts large new money needs in 17 months
The secretary of the treasury warns he may need to raise well over 5 billion dollars in new money over the next seventeen months. He omits some obligations like the farm program and relief costs while noting refinancing will reach about 6 billion dollars. If debt does not exceed 36 billion, there could be strong financial strain in Washington.
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Bed with typewriter proves popular at furniture show
A furniture maker showcases a bed fitted with a typewriter to attract buyers. The unusual example highlights novelty design and practical work space in a home during the display.
Corning Oilfield tale ends with modest gains for landowners
The Corning oil field story recalls how landowners near Bucyrus were drawn by a rush of leases after a prominent well, with a Home Company misstep then a Pittsburgh firm offering bonuses to secure locations. Drilling risks and waning profits left many to eke out livelihoods on what became known as Easy Street. The piece hints at Civil War era prospects and closes with a reflective finale.
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Nelsonville leader heads Sunday School at Meth odist Church
Superintendent O O Crawford of Nelsonville schools was elected head of the Sunday School at the Methodist Church. At the Amesville farmers institute George King gave a camp talk and dressmaking demonstration by Esther Wilson and Thelma Vernon. Dorothy Duncan attended a birthday party hosted by Mrs James McClanahan with numerous guests. Glouster PTA program featured Maxine Vaughn Pauline Vaughn and Miss Mary Connor in performances.
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Ohio University Dramatic Committee backs play fundraiser
The booster committee for The Man of the Hour includes J. P. Wood Ned J. Wolfe Sam Johnson John Fin sterwald James Ginnan H. H. Han ning John Preston Farel Hart Henry Conner Harry Beckley Charles O Bieness J. B. Fulton Alex M. Moore A. C. Rossi B. O. Skinner Dean J. J. Richeson W. V. Dagsgett J. J. Woolley O. F. Rowland W. B. Banke Charles Bethel J. B. Allen M. B. Copeland C. F. McBee amid plans for the Ohio University event.
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Public Forum outlines soil conservation program aims
Editor The Messenger notes new expanded soil conservation work begun last summer by the U S Forest Service. The Meigs Meigs County camp at Pomeroy may extend services to neighboring areas not yet covered by national forest plans. Neal A McCoy Camp Meigs January 16.
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Kind Words for a New Year by A L Hysell
Poets Corner verse from Messenger readers urges kindness in the New Year. The contributor A L Hysell signs with Bradbury R D 1, asking readers to speak kind words to family and neighbors and follow Christ's example to earn a heavenly reward.
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They Say Self Help Key For Farmers In Modern Age
L. J. Taber argues farmers control their problems through self-help rather than government aid in the machine age. Donald A. Richberg notes many wish privacy in prosperity but seek help in distress, reflecting NRA era tensions.
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Hitler speech flags wage rise delays to workers
Adolf Hitler explains to German workmen that wage boosts must be postponed, arguing ideals are not to be realized immediately in a broader plan for the nation.
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Convict Sentences and Public Remarks Spark Debate
State Senator J. Barg urges prison terms over vacations saying deterrence matters. Aimee Semple McPherson critiques gender stereotypes, noting beliefs about intelligence vary by person.
Alexander the Great booty estimates by H F Lutz
Prof. H F Lutz of the University of California estimates Alexander the Great seized booty valued at 5 million dollars at Issus 141 million at Persepolis and 212 million at Ecbatana based on ancient sources and historical valuation.
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Julia Craig Joins Yacht Party as Singer Hopeful
Julia Craig, secretary to George Woodford, goes aboard the Wood Nymph for a yacht party where owner Woodford plans to showcase her voice. She faces delays and mixed signals as she awaits the host and other guests, while Captain Bakely confirms her arrival.
Julia Craig Seeks Break with Smith Garland on Yacht Night
Julia Craig lands a chance to sing aboard Woodford’s yacht the Wood Nymph after Woodford suggests Garland might hear her. Amy Sanders notes the pull of a single opportunity, while Julia doubts if Garland will approve yet hopes the chance could launch her career.
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Health Hint And Diet Health Hint And Diet
Dr Morris F discusses vitamin D sources from eggs and sunlight. He notes adults and children may store vitamin D, while city dwellers in dense skylines receive limited UV exposure. The piece mentions calcium needs, cod liver oil references, and vitamin D in animals like hens.
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Ultraviolet Rays and Hair Loss Treatment Question
A reader asks if ultraviolet rays for scalp treatment can slow hair loss. The piece notes mixed results, suggesting benefit mainly in early-stage atrophy, warns against excessive exposure, and questions safety and effectiveness compared with other methods.
Poultry Feeding Tips Highlight Vitamin D Aided Growth
The note discusses using hen feed enriched with ultraviolet light benefits and added vitamins especially vitamin D and A. It mentions fish oils as a cheap nutrient for stock and milk production, plus yeast and yeast byproducts as supplements to boost mineral and vitamin intake for healthier poultry.
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