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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
4
Thoughtful meditation on death and labor politics
A brief editorial fragment contrasts mortality with social policy, noting the futility of a proposed amendment if law could fund all child labor. It frames the debate as a fight over cheap labor versus labor reform, sidelining rhetoric about sacral child values.
Trotzky’s Downfall Seen in Bolshevik Collapse
The passage argues Trotzky failed within Bolshevism due to his insistence on pure Marxism and opposition to Lenine’s compromises with capitalism. It contrasts Lenine’s tolerance with party leaders’ intolerance, concluding mediocrity dominates Rusia and predicting Mussolini as a waning global Napoleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trotzky
Lenine
Rusia
Napoleon
Mussolini
Napoleon II
Eclipse awe grows as crowds witness historic spectacle
The eclipse impressed vast crowds more than any prior event as humanity confronts its own insignificance. Observers felt humans are small on a starry stage yet capable of grand understanding, pondering the mind that perceives the cosmos. The piece elevates science over superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lince
Archangel
Man
Chestnut extinction tied to disease in Americas past
The text notes the rapid disappearance of the American chestnut due to an endemic disease. It also recalls ancient extinctions of megafauna like the mastodon camel and horse in the Americas, contrasting with their Eurasian survival, and asks whether a pleistocene plague emptied the continent of major mammals before humans arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Eurasia
Book-Taught Sheep Breeder Wins 23 Championships in Four Years
A Canadian sheep breeder, starting with 12 head in 1920, used books and hands-on work to learn. He improved quickly, shearing time dropping from 1 hour 20 minutes to 20 minutes, earning 23 championships and 515 ribbons by 1924. His blend of study and experience contrasts with Bilkins and offers encouragement to beginners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilkins
Canada
Women push for cabinet posts and top offices in Washington
A national women’s group urges appointing women to assistant secretary posts and envisions a woman President. The piece profiles women governors, senators, judges, and federal appointees, noting more than 150 women elected in the 1924 cycle and listing key positions in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Missouri
Indiana
Emma _ Eaton White
Supreme Court
Colorado
North Dakota
Washington
Idaho
Iowa
Montana
New Mexico
Wyoming
Mary T. Horton
New Jersey
House of Representatives
Julius Kahn
House Committee On
Jeanette Rankin
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Winifred Huck
Illinois
Mae Nolan
California
John Nolan
W. D. Fenton
Georgia
United State
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Annette Abbott Dams
Department of Justice
Wittebrandt
Florence Allen
Ohio Sureme Court
Higher Judicial Tribunal
Conspicu
Victim of Oil Fire in Elyria Home
Fred Peters aged 52 died from burns after coal oil he used to speed up a fire exploded in his Fields Corners home. Fire officials reported the blast caused fatal injuries and linked the accident to improper use of oil for ignition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Fred Peters
Fields Corners
Answers to reader questions in Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger outlines The Information Bureau service offering plain answers to inquiries with full name and address, two cents for postage, and direct mail replies. It supplies sample Q A pairs on topics from speakers at memorials to geography, history, and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Iformation Bureau
Rederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Inquirer
Trains Bring Florida Boosters on a Grand Tour
Four special trains carry hotel men bankers real estate builders and newspaper men plus John Ringling aboard. They tour Florida to showcase investment, development potential and growth opportunities. The message: prosperity benefits all Americans across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Keller
New York
Ritz-Carlton
John Ringling
Florida West Coast
Florida Turn in National Spotlight Draws Wide Reader Interest
In a column focusing on California Arizona and New Mexico, readers from Florida urge coverage. The author argues national unity, noting how events from Maine lobsters to Pasadena crayfish benefit the entire country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Florida
Maine
Pasadena
Florida Foresees Vast Prosperity For Nation
A fragment notes Florida and the southern states will bring untold prosperity and scores of billions of dollars to the general wealth of the nation. The passage emphasizes a optimistic expansion of regional growth as a national boon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Seaboard Air Line Opens Through Central Florida
The Seaboard Air Line opens today traveling through central Florida’s hill and lake country to Sebring, midway between Sarasota and Fort Pierce, then southeast along Lake Okeechobee’s edge. The line travels through drained soils fed by five canals and numerous irrigation ditches toward the ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Air Line
Florida
Sebring
Sarasota
Gulf
Fort Pierce
Lake Okeechobee
Florida and California Rivalry Sparks Local Patriotism
The piece argues every state has citizens eager to claim their region as the best on earth. It notes Florida’s growth from small towns to large cities and links state pride to a historic natural base, the coral reefs supporting the peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
California
Ringling Promotes Sarasota as Boat Transport Hub
John Ringling urges travelers to head to Sarasota as the premier gateway for boating trips. He promises to bring the boat to Tampa or any requested destination, emphasizing Sarasota as the optimal starting point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ringling
Sarasota
Tampa
Sarasota never known pneumonia claims say Ringling
Ringling touts Sarasota as pneumonia free and a haven for the elderly while Perry notes Florida’s division between Jacksonville and Pensacola as banking and distribution hubs, with Jacksonville as the gateway to the Florida empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling
Sarasota
Earth
Perry
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Florida Empire
Florida land and crops compare with huge fruit and pepper profits
The piece contrasts Florida growth with California and New York, noting Pensacola’s deep water harbor and seaplane base. It cites Perry’s land yielding blueberries at high yearly value and a Florida lake region grower turning four acres into forty thousand dollars in peppers, arguing vast national land potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
San Francisco
California
New York City
New York State
Jacksonville
Atlantic National
Florida National
Pensacola
Gulf
New Orleans
Escambia Bay
Perry
Florida's Future: Science Driven Land and Produce
The inquiry asks how Florida will transform when soil is developed scientifically. It envisions enhanced agricultural output and organized land use leveraging scientific methods to boost crop yields and sustainability across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Florida’s Vast Lands Offer Room for Growth
The article notes Florida has 35 million acres of land with only about two million developed. It emphasizes untapped opportunity, contrasts Florida’s size with New York, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and compares populations, highlighting Florida’s one million residents and vast potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Pensacola
Key West
Jacksonville
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Weekend population forecasts with broker travel plans
The passage imagines a future where a Wall Street broker departs at noon and rapidly travels by air to Florida resort spots like Sarasota Jupiter Island or Miami. He then enjoys a late afternoon drive and swim before dinner, illustrating a crowded, leisure‑oriented weekend lifestyle translating into population patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Sarasota
Jupiter Island
Miami
Debate proposal splits audience between Florida and California
Editors Perry of Jacksonville and Dr Barham of Los Angeles propose a debate. They claim one third of the audience would move to Florida, one third to California, and the remaining third would divide the year between both states. They praise the nation and Florida as a state contributing to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Jacksonville
Barham
Los Angeles
Florida
California
How to Quickly Gain Strength After Grippe Attack
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets touted to build strength after grippe. The ad claims body building vitamins restore vigor and health post illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grippe
McCoy
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Strength in 30 Days
Vintage ad touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets at 60 tablets for 60 cents. It claims to strengthen weak, sick, or rundown people after flu or pneumonia, with sugar coating and easy taste. Guarantees money back if not improving in 30 days. Cline Pharmacy and McKee Drug Co. promote nationwide availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Cline Pharmacy
McKee Drug Co
Ttem
Canada
Daily Radio Listings Across Cities Feature Orchestra Recitals
A dense schedule lists programs on WABC WEAF WNYC and many stations including WDAR WDAR Providence WBZ Cleveland WTAM and more. It shows times for orchestras soloists choirs and college broadcasts across New York Philadelphia Chicago Boston and other markets with numerous named ensembles and performers.
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WEAF
New York
Waldorf
Synagogue
Saesta Lawrie
Ernesto
Philharmonic
Carnegiechestra
Phillips
Lido-Venice
WNYC
Tenon
Siene Aegrenstion
Dr. Ry
Me Winters
Wiz
Ze Speemusic
Laevite
Wall N 'Journal Review
NYU Air College
Frank
Herery Con’ Orchestre
Julie Jock
Planta “Top
Heoprano
Inps FM
Ae Ofae
Snpeene Se
Strenaieen
Arcadis Orchestra
William
Arthur_Lambdin
Herbert
Morgan M
Prs
Orson Swsnders
Giles
Lawrence University
Wee
New York Philharmonic
Firet
Church Quartet
Niagara
WDBSH
Wonegerance
New York Philharmoniec Orchestra
WBAF
WEEN
E — Boy
Cille de Grenestrs
del Castillo
Wijar
Providence
Eos Philharmonie Orchéstra
WBZ
Ringfield
Etories
Race Kemeogeene
Symere Clark
Eotens
Rabbers
P. Wim
Petroit
Orchestra
le Ce
Olga Ene Verene
Toronto
Ravan Ate
Silent radio schedule and stations list
Central and Pacific coast time listings show multiple stations and programs across WLW KGO KFI KPO and others with concerts lectures and detective stories. Wednesday silent stations include WCBD WJY WSAI WOAW WIA CNBA CNRW CNBR NRG with various orchestras and shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGO
Oakland
St. Frantis
KLX
Camilla
Welehan
KFI
Los Angeles
KPO
San Francisco
Selgers
Saeiger’s
Bortlan Gram
Proris P. Harness
Stocks
Multnomah
WCBD
WJY
WSAI
WOAW
Wiabe
CNBA
CNRW
CNBR
NRG
Final News Briefs From Denver Station
A terse Denver broadcast notes a late edition update with unclear references to a one act play and a program segment. It mentions times 7 45 P M and 8 09 B but provides no clear event details or participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOA
Denver
Final News
Prostata
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