Rabbis discuss sacramental wines amid prohibition talk
The Central Conference of American Rabbis in Pittsburg plans to consider sacramental wines and whether unfermented wine suffices for Jewish rites. Rev Dr Edward N Calisch of Richmond says the policy will likely stay, noting fermented wine has long been used but unfermented may work too. He cites constitutional questions and prefers no repeal effort.
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Pittsburg
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Edward N. Calisch
Richmond
Calisch
Interclass basketball opens at Athens High Wednesday
The second inter class tournament at Athens High begins Wednesday at 3 39 pm with sophomore versus senior boys. Freshmen and juniors girls play afterward. Coach Torrance expects new talent for varsity and the Friday game with Lancaster High.
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Athens High School
Sophmores
Torrance
Lancaster High School
Lancaster
Athens
Italian premier invites American business leaders to Genoa conference
Rome January 31 Premier Bomini said practical American businessmen would be valuable at the Genoa international economic conference. He renewed the invitation to participate, noting the conference affects Europe more than trans Atlantic states and that economic settlement cannot leave the United States indifferent.
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Frank FE. Mason
I. N
Rome
Genoa
Bomini
Italy
Signor Bomini
United States
Europe
Revival meetings at International Holiness church progress
Murray City church revival at the Inter national Holiness church proceeds with a packed Sunday service. The public is invited to attend and witness progress in the revival.
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Murray City
International Hliness Church
Months of Delay Expected in the Pickford Divorce
In Carson City Nevada on January 31 the state supreme court will not rule for at least ninety days on reopening Mary Pickford’s divorce from Owen Moore. The case was submitted after six hours of arguments with briefs running into thousands of pages.
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International News Service
Carson City
Nev
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Owen Moore
State Supreme Court
Mine Explosion Kills Six at Layman Kentucky
Six miners died and two were critically injured after an explosion at the Layman Calloway Coal mine near Layman in Harlan County Kentucky. Details were slow to emerge with officials unsure of the cause and no further entombments reported.
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Harlan, Ky
Layman
Layman-Calloway Coal Company
Harlan
Pineville
Names and visits mark Athens county notices
Torch Mr Whaley of Athens tended his farm interests here on Wednesday. Isaac Webster was a business visitor at Little Hocking on Wednesday. John McLaughlin of Coolville spent Tuesday here. Gus Kincade of Frost was a Sunday business visitor. Abraham Willet visited Little Hocking on Wednesday. Dr Mcnaughlin of UGuysville was here Friday. John Wise of Coolville was here Friday. Turner Collins of Akron arrived Wednesday evening for burial. services held Thursday at the Baptist church with Rev E L Wilson. interment in new cemetery. Alice Coleman of John Hancock high at Athens visiting her parents. Fled McGraw of Glouster spent over Sunday with his parents. William Robinson and sister Orpha were guests of Cyrus Jones. Leah Whiteman visited Alma Mowery. Mrs Harry Wilcoxen was surprised by the arrival of her brother Clarence Tiffany from Denton Kansas. Mr Willany will visit relatives here. Miss Glatting and Ada Wilcoxen shopped at Coolville. Rev BE L Wilson preached at M E church. Harvey Brokaw joined. Mr and Mrs Francis Romine and Hazel returned to Chauncey after an extended visit with his parents.
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Mr. Whaley
Athens
Isaac Webster
Litle Hocking
John McLaughlin
Coolville
Gus Kincade
Frost
Abraham Willet
Little Hocking
Dr. Mcnaughlin
Uguysville
John Wise
Turner Collins
Akron
Baptist Church
E. L. Wilson
New Cemetery
Alice Coleman
John Hancock High
George DeWees
Fled McGraw
Glouster
William McGraw
William Robinson
Orpha
Cyrus Jones
Leah Whiteman
Alma Mowery
Harry Wilcoxen
Clarence Tiffany
Denton
Kan
Willany
Miss Glatting
Ada Wilcoxen
BE. L. Wilson
M. E
Harvey Brokaw
Francis Romine
Hazel
Chauncey
William Romine
Krepe Knit Fashions Spring Sport Frocks and Suits
A Krepe knit fabric is featured for spring use in sport frocks and suits and as trim on cloth suits. It is shown with Canon crepe in a beige and scarlet combination with embroidery as an example.
To His People William J. Thompson Advocates Utilities
Maine State Grange leader William J. Thompson urges farmers to support public utilities with fair fraternal spirit. He laments slow telephone electric and rail progress, cites widespread muckraking distrust, and calls for renewed enthusiasm to extend service to rural areas.
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William J. Thompson
Maine State Grange
Portland
General Amnesty Planned for Russian Fugitives
Report from Moscow via Berlin says the Soviet government will grant general amnesty to all Russian fugitives wishing to return home before Genoa. The Russian delegation to Genoa will have 25 members, including 15 delegates and 10 experts.
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Moscow
Berlin
Genoa
Three Thousand Moroccans Surrender to Spanish Forces
A Melilla dispatch reports that three thousand Moroccans in the Rif area surrendered to Spanish military authorities and delivered up their arms. In San Francisco, slight earthquakes were felt at 5:30 this morning shaking doors and windows in several residential districts.
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Madrid
Morocco
Melilla
West Coast
San Francisco
Appointment of Portsmouth man as Ohio prohibition agent
Washington Jan. 381. A appointment of Frank W. Rickey a Portsmouth man as prohibition enforcement agent in Ohio was announced by Prohibition Commissioner Liaynes.
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Portsmouth
Washington
Frank W. Rickey
Ohio
Prohibition
Liaynes
Athens Students Lead in Ohio University Play
The Lottery Man will be staged at Ewing Hall February 15 directed by Professor W. H H. Coo of the public speaking department. Athens high school graduates Jo Bolin will lead with Genesis as the opposite role and Marian Bush cast in a difficult third lead.
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Ohio University
W. H H. Coo
Department of Public
Spe
Ewing Ht
Turday
Athens High School
Bolin
Genesis
Marian Bush
Beer Not Needed For Spring Tonic
Milwaukee physicians vote against beer and whiskey as medicines with 842 opposing whiskey and 359 supporting it. Beer is rejected by 509 against and 188 for, while wine is favored by 221 and rejected by 476 doctors.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Will Baby Fingers Tug Garland From His Soul Twin?
Dedham Massachusetts Mrs Garland cares for infant Margaret and awaits another child while her husband Charles Garland, an eccentric millionaire, seeks his soul twin Lillian Conra whom she left after a dispute. She hopes his love will return him to the family.
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Garland
Waliing
Charles Garland
Mrs. Garland
Dedham
Mass
Margaret
Lillian Conra
Mary Wrenn Gar Ind
Big Boy
Baby Margaret
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Ad Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement urges readers to buy Baalmann's Gas Tablets from Cline's Pharmacy and other druggists. It claims immediate benefits including better sleep, easier breathing, reduced nervousness, and a calmer heart, with a price of one dollar and a San Francisco chemist.
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Baalmann
Cline
J. Baalmann
San Francisco
Pleasanton Visitors Reach From Downington And Athens
Pleasanton residents Mrs. W. B. King and daughters Dora and Ora plus Miss Elizabeth Towsley visited Mr. and Mrs. H. R. King over the weekend. Ed Martin called on John Cuckles. Miss Bernice Martin and Miss Ruth Morrison from John Hancock high school in Athens are spending a few days at home.
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W. B. King
Dora and
Ora
Elizabeth Towsley
Downington
H. R. King
Ed. Martin
John Cuckles
Bernice Martin
Ruth Morrison
John Hancock High School
Athens
Local families share visits and farm help in week
Mr and Mrs J A Cuckler and M A Dixon spent a day with Mr and Mrs Wayne Kenney. Bill Lewis assists A C Dixon with farm work. Mrs Bessie Cuckler visited Mr and Mrs Henry King. George Gilkey family and John Cuckler made a business trip to Athens. Maude Martin called on Bettie Duckler. Robert Coats moved his family to Athens. Marie Ira Marshall’s daughter is ill. Dave Smalley guest of G D Gilkey. Frank Martin visited Angeline Woodyard in Chase. George Gilkey and Arthur Dixon went to Nelsonville. Mrs Henry King returned home from Sand Rock.
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J. A. Cuckler
M. A. Dixon
Wayne Kenney
Bill Lewis
A. C. Dixon
Bessie Cuckler
Henry King
George Gilkey
Herbert
John Cuckler
Athens
Maude Martin
Bettie Duckler
Robert Coats
Marie the Little Daugher
Ira Marshall
Dave Smalley
G. D. Gilkey
Frank Martin
Angeline Woodyard
Chase
Arthur Dixon
Nelsonville
Jesse
Sand Rock
No-risk Hoo mer outfit offered by McKee Drug Co
McKee Drug Co announces a money back guarantee on the Hoo mer outfit for relief from catarrh. If the buyer is not satisfied the purchase price will be refunded.
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Hoomer
McKee Drug Co
One secret of a long life is to forget injuries
A concise aphorism notes that longevity comes from letting go of past hurts and focusing on gratitude for favors received. The quote emphasizes emotional resilience and a forgiving outlook as a recipe for a longer, calmer life.
Y Girls Do Splendid Work With Beaumont Sunday School
Y W girls from Ohio University at Athens lead Beaumont Ohio Sunday school since September with help from YWCA. They gave Christmas treats to needy children and acted as Santa. Regular workers include Miss Warvel Miss Brinkmeyer and Miss Ridmore with others visiting. attendance up this winter.
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S. Ridmore
Italian Princess Yolanda Betrothal Report Denied
Belgrade reported betrothal to Bulgarian King Boris lacks official confirmation. Earlier rumors linked Princess Yolanda to the Prince of Wales, but no formal announcement has been made.
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Rome
Belgrade
Yolanda
Italy
Boris
Bulgaria
Prince of Wales
Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed By Paul Megrue
Paul S. Megrue of Cincinnati reports improved health after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for lowered vitality and liver trouble. Advises visiting a local drug store or sending 10 cents to Buffalo for a trial package and free medical advice.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Paul
Megrua
Madison Road
Golden Medical Discovery
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo, N. Y
Woman Burns to Death in Anchor Home
Bloomington Ill Jan 30 Mrs Daniel Stewart widow of a wealthy capitalist was burned to death early today when flames destroyed her home at Anchor near here Two other women escaped in their night clothes
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Bloomington
Ill
Daniel Stewart
Anchor
Here
Early robin sighting in near zero weather
Elyria Ohio January reports say E Detrich spotted a robin and several bluejays near his home despite frigid conditions. He notes the robin sang hoarsely as if it had a cold, suggesting harbingers of spring have appeared earlier than expected.
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Elyria
Detrich
Kindness Misread In Public Perception
A short reflective note on how acts of kindness can be misinterpreted as signs of weakness or ease. It suggests social judgments may negate generous intent and provoke unintended reactions in public life.
Censorship at City Hall Follows Watkins Reinstatement
Youngstown Ohio January 30. After Chief of Police Watkins was reinstated by the civil service commission Mayor Oles faces a censorship move. Safety Director Hamilton vows to issue written statements, while the mayor dismisses funeral serenades as he retires with guards. He notes he is not dead and hints at ongoing political conflict.
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Youngstown
City Hall
Watkins
Civil Service Commission
Oles
Hamilton
No-To-Bac Claims Easy Tobacco Cure
A testimonial ad touts No-To-Bac as a simple solution to quit tobacco. It promises immediate craving relief by dissolving in the mouth and offers a full refund if no craving ends.
Real harbingers of spring seen in Elyria
Mrs Banister reports robins singing near her home for weeks but says true signs will come when she releases two yellow butterflies she kept indoors over winter after feeding and caring for them.
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Elyria
February Births Bring Wealth Belief, Old Almanac Says
A dated belief holds that those born in February are lucky with riches. The old adage appears in a be el style chart summarizing seasonal luck and fortune linked to birth month.
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Fonda Riches
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