Ohio newspaper pricing and circulation notes
The item lists publisher and editor credits and trade associations and notes subscription rates. It includes mail classifications and obituaries policy, with rates for mail in Ohio and carrier and city options. The document resembles a publisher’s page with addresses and contact details for advertising.
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Gordon KE Bush
Gen. Maer
Charles H. Garrin
Occabece
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Obio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily Press Association
Ohio
A 1776 Tip for Modern Americans on Turning Declarations Into Action
The piece urges Americans to translate lofty Independence Day declarations into concrete deeds. It recalls how Philadelphia founders faced risk and acted, not merely spoke or resolved, to secure independence. It warns that current vows against hunger, slums, and inflation lack practical steps and urges proactive effort.
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Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Yorktown
George
Wholesome Change Cummings Credits G Men For Crime Drive
Attorney General Homer Cummings expresses optimism for U.S. criminal law and lauds the FBI for curbing gang activity. He notes a wholesome shift in public attitude toward crime and emphasizes justice delivered by law enforcement progress.
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Homer Cummings
Criminal Law Administration
United States
America
Bridle paths urged to protect Athens youth cyclists
Athens faces rising numbers of child cyclists in traffic and calls for safe designated routes. Streets are narrow and busy with private cars, buses, and trucks, making spills and collisions a daily risk for young riders.
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Athens
Western Union
Garageman-astronomer spots new comet discovery
An Ohio garageman and amateur astronomer reports finding a new comet and jokes about customers paying to learn its distance. The piece also notes Boris Karloff wore 62 pounds of makeup for Frankenstein and speculates on George Arliss portraying Il Duce with a strong chin.
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Ohio
Karloff
George Arliss
Baer to ramp up training as Clark Gable eyed
Max Baer must intensify training before challenging boxing or entertainment bouts with Clark Gable seen as a potential rival. The remark hints at heightened preparation and public interest in a clash of sports figures and film stars.
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Max Baer
Clark Gable
Congress Budget Battle Reveals Slipping Economy Goals
In Washington the long debated economy bloc promised to curb New Deal spending failed to produce net savings. Chairman Buchanan shows appropriations rose from 4.6B to 10.34B across Roosevelt era sessions, with a negative curtailment of 265.6M due in part to soldier bonuses and AAA payoff. A Rural Resettlement bill shifts tax payments to towns, amid legal turmoil over Bound Brook.
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Washington
Congress
House
Warm Springs
Buchanan
House Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt's Career Highlights and Key Dates
The text notes Roosevelt's belief in the lucky number seven. He graduated law school and started practicing law in 1907. He married on March 17, resigned a New York State Senate seat to join the Navy as assistant secretary on March 17, and accepted renomination on June 27 for a term starting in 1937.
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Roosevelt
New York State
Analysts evaluate Lemke defection impact on election votes
The leading Democrat estimates Lemke's third party pullback at 1 250 000 votes. He is expected to win almost all these losses in six states North Dakota Minnesota Iowa Michigan Ohio and Massachusetts. The concern is whether these shifts could enable Landon to carry those states.
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Lemke
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Michigan
Ohio
Massachusetts
Landon
Union Party Seizes Ballot Space Ahead of 1940
The Union Party solidifies a ballot presence this year, blocking La Follette third party plans after Mr Roosevelt. Governor Olson and Phil LaFollette warned of a post Roosevelt launch, but the Union Party’s entry preempts their aims and disrupts the Lemkitians’ strategy.
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New Union Party
Olson
Phil LaFollette
Roosevelt
Union Party
LaFollette
Roosevelt May Block Third Term By Reintroducing 1912 Plank
The piece notes President Roosevelt could dampen third term talk by reissuing the 1912 Democratic platform calling for a constitutional amendment forbidding presidential re election. It cites Dr Otto Heller of Washington University criticizing intemperate cleverness in politics. A Utah slayer faces choice of hanging or shooting and hints at preferring senile decay if forced to act.
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Roosevelt
Josephus Daniels
Navy Department
United States
Utah
Reader seeks neck pain guidance in Detroit note
A Detroit reader writes about severe neck base pain and seeks advice. The piece also mentions political speeches, a trans oceanic bridge dream, a potential Queen Mary successor, and a Pittsburgh economic official predicting Louis' downfall. It ponders a sportster as a possible comeback choice for Kid Prosperity.
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Detroit
Normandie
Pittsburgh
Louis
District Tales of Long Ago in Gallia County History
A century of Gallia County records reveals township elections for officers, extensive apprentice programs for hundreds of youths, and county care for the poor. It details courthouse battles, multiple buildings, arson fires, and growing costs including a $1,500 clock atop the final structure.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Galiia County
Gallia
Charles Mills
Mills
Francis le Clerq
Alexander O. Shepard
Richard Payne
8. F. Vinton
J. P. R. Bureau
James Mullineaux
Mullineaux
Lawson Company
H. N. Ford
H. K. Baxter
Reitz & Bode
Portsmouth
Quotations From Notable Figures On Science And Training
A collection of statements from Dr. L. P. Lockhart and Carrie Chapman Catt criticizing science and promoting progress. Eleanor Holm Jarrett is quoted about training and lifestyle, reflecting early 20th century attitudes.
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Eleanor Holm Jarrett
The Stars Went By A Ego Poem By Dorothy Kuntz
Dorothy Kuntz of Pomeroy Ohio presents a reflective verse about awakening from self importance and watching stars fade from a vaunted ego. The speaker realizes they cannot command fate or higher powers and contemplates the quiet of an unrealized hold over life.
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Dorothy Kuntz
Health Hints and Diet by Dr Morris Fishbein
Advice on caring for sick children focuses on fresh air sunlight and warm rooms. Emphasizes hygiene, avoiding toys with fur cloth and upholstered furniture, adjacent bathrooms, and proper handling of medicines and waste for infection control.
House of Long Shadows Mystery Opens With A Crash
Claire Fosdick travels to her mountain inheritance to search for a hidden jewel and confronts a missing fortune. A road obstruction and two friendly locals set the scene as she enters the eerie House of Long Shadows and reconnects with Pat Magan and Bob Steele.
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Claire Fosdick
Lyman Fosdick
Claire
Nick Baum
Nick
Pat Magan
Pat
Bob Steele
Rockies
Bob
Mr. Steele
Hannah
House of Long Shadows
Lyman
Susie Spratt
Spratts
Miss Fosdick
Susie
Dan
Dan Dallas
Summer jobs and visits linked by travel notes
Ruth Miller joined Miss Leona Framer in Salem and planned to work in Charlevoix Michigan for the summer. Virginia Knecht and Jennie Moore were already in Charlevoix. Rex Gorham and Tom Bayles parties arrived from Washington State to visit relatives in the city. Edna Russ of Pomeroy was an honored guest at a Loyal Temple Pythian Sisters party. A large tree at the County Jail rear in Pomeroy was struck by lightning. Fred Gilmore, Bert Martin, William Sayre and others from Middleport went to Tiffin on the Hocking Valley excursion.
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Ruth Miller
Leona Framer
Salem
Charlevoix
Mich
Virginia Knecht
Jennie Moore
Edna Russ
Pomeroy
Loyal
Temple Pythian Sisters
Fred Gilmore
Bert Martin
William Sayre
Middlewort
Tiffin
Hocking Valley
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Supreme Court
Otto Heller
Washington University
St. Louis
L. P. Lockhart
Nottingham
England
Carrie Chapman Catt
Poet’s Corner
Messenger
Pomeroy, Ohio
DR. Morris Fishbein
George Clark
Blondie
Ida R. Gleason
NEA Service, Inc
Erib
Rex Gorham
Tom Bayles
Washington State
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