Ohio Newspaper Associations and Circulation Mentions Mystery
The text lists affiliations such as American Newspaper Publishers Association, Ohio Select List, Audit Bureau of Circulation, Inland Daily Press Association and United Press. It notes national representatives and advertising rate inquiries, plus an Athens Post Office entry as second class matter under a 1918 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Searching the Pacific for Amelia Earhart and her plane
The article likens the Earhart search to finding a needle in a haystack across a vast desert sea. It describes many rescue planes sweeping the South Pacific, islands, and atolls as they scan from the air to determine if she is alive or if the plane has sunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Earhart
South Pacific
Ath ens honors dogs with tag worn and well kept
The piece lauds Athens residents for strict adherence to a quarantine restricting dogs to homes. It notes the challenges of confinement for pets and families, the dangers dogs face, and the need for dogs to wear a tag to ensure safety and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Route 31 Relocation Fits Ohio Highway National Route Plan
The relocation of portions of Route 31 between Athens and Columbus is driven by modern traffic needs and ties into a national network from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic. Engineers face funding limits but aim to improve sight distances and bridge rivers as hills are cut back to make the road safer and capable of handling heavier traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Columbus
Great Lakes
Atlantic Seaboard
Ohio
Nelsonville
Logan
Rockbridge
Enterprise
Albany
Washington County
Women’s Equality Challenged by New War Draft Policy
The article argues that women's push for full equality faces its sharpest test in the upcoming war draft as the call extends to all individuals aged 18 to 35, highlighting gender role implications.
Jamboree Echoes From Arlington And The Little White House
Washington reportage recalls the Shadow of the Jamboree at Arlington National Cemetery near the Little White House replica. Officials including Attorney General Cummings and Secretary Dan Roper address Boy Scouts while veterans recall sunny France amid muddy fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
White House
Hyde Park
Duchess County
Roosevelt
T. R. Jr
TR Sr
North Dakota
G-Man
Cummings
Dan Roper
Commerce
Roper
Unclear excerpt on youth attitudes toward foreigners
A fragment notes reactions from U S youths about Japanese, Mexicans, and foreigners in a race conscious youth context with comments on language and customs. The text includes a Californian boy describing Japanese boys as nice and mentions Mexicans throwing hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasterner
Senators Brace for Roosevelts Court Fight and Folly
Washington column notes the Senate debate on the Roosevelt Supreme Court proposal could drag on with harsh scrutiny of lawmakers. It highlights Ashurst as a focal point, the sharp partisan framing by Republicans, and the likely backroom horse-trading as grounds for compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt Supreme Court
Ashurst
Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Letters to the Editor on democracy and labor leadership
A. L. Snedden of Athens argues for industrial democracy guided by strong honest leadership. He cautions against dictatorial labor or capitalistic coercion and urges labor to participate within a democratic government for a fair, united industrial America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
America
A. L. Snedden
Athens, R. D
Tupelo PAYS Light Bills in 1936 Efficiency
Tupelo Mississippi, the first U S city to use Tennessee Valley Authority power, reported electric account losses of only one eighth of one percent for the year ended June 30 1936. Mayor J P Nanney announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupelo
Miss
Mississippi
Tennessee Valley Authority
J. P. Nanney
Whale washes ashore near Kauai school
Pupils at Pepeali schools on Kauai Island observed a large whale beached just outside their classroom. Daily lessons continued as the students studied the creature. Whales have recently been increasing in Hawaiian waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawai Honolulu
Pepeali
Kauai Island
Hawaiian
Salt Industry of Harmony and the Hocking Valley
Salt making was a leading 19th century industry in Harmony and the Hocking Valley. Residents over sixty recall sprawling salt works, river shipments to Hockingport, and cocoaed supply routes to New Orleans. The once bustling sheds have vanished, leaving only memories of a forgotten era.
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Hocking Valley
Harmony
Athens
Hockingport
Ohio
New Orleans
Beaumont
Salina
Dover Township
High School Home Economics hosts and local visits
Miss Neva Hawk of The Plains hosted the High School Home Economic club at her home. The Murray City Priscilla Club visited Mrs. Sally Riggs. Mrs. A S Bethel returned from Cleveland after visiting her son. Mrs. Gates Oblinger Jr and Dayton visited Miss Grace Stickney. Mr and Mrs Charles Martin left Athens for a visit with their daughter Mrs Brent Metcalf in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Hawk
The
Plains
Murray City
Priscilla Club
Sally Riggs
A. S. Bethel
Cleveland
Mr. Mac Bethel
Gates Oblinger, Jr
Dayton
Grace Stickney
Athens
Charles Martin
Brent Metcalf
Canton
Men registered in Athens Ward 2 Precinct 2 for 1917 army duty
A 1917 list shows Athens Ward 2 Precinct 2 residents who registered for military service. Names include James W Boies Floyd Clifford Burk Raymond Burton Emory H Carsey Gomb er Glen Clark Raymond Connett William Wyatt Connett Fred Rowles Crouch Worthy Edward Dickens Frank Edward Dorst Richard Fought Cecil Worth Hand ley Andrew Hoon John A Hun ley Joseph William Hunley Orrin R Hunsicker Oliver Johnson Dana M King William Henry Lohse Larry Loud Holt L Love Wesley Lyman William Masterson Howard Martin Mayo Charlie Mitchell Harry R Nichols Ire E Nichols Tarley Parker Mont Pendergrass Fred Dix Preston Fred Raliegh Rhoades Oscar Benjamin Riggle Austin Robinson Henry Harmon Rorick John Earl Roush Michael Paul Shannon William Frederick Six John Jacob Stouffer Jesse Augustus Sweeney Matt Watkins Alexander C Westfall Frank S Wise Hollie Kenneth Woodruff Clarence O Wyckoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
James W. Boies
Floyd Clifford Burk
Raymond Burton
Emory H. Carsey
Gomber Glen Clark
Raymond Connett
William Wyatt Connett
Fred Rowles Crouch
Worthy Edward Dickens
Frank Edward Dorst
Richard Fought
Cecil Worth Handley
Andrew Hoon
John A. Hunley
Joseph William Hunley
Orrin R. Hunsicker
Oliver Johnson
Dana M. King
William Henry Lohse
Larry Loud
Holt L. Love
Wesley Lyman
William Masterson
Howard Martin
Mayo
Charlie Mitchell
Harry R. Nichols
Ire E. Nichols
Tarley Parker
Mont Pendergrass
Fred Dix Preston
Fred Raliegh Rhoades
Oscar Benjamin Riggle
Austin Robinson
Henry Harmon Rorick
John Earl Roush
Michael Paul Shannon
William Frederick Six
John Jacob Stouffer
Jesse Augustus Sweeney
Matt Watkins
Alexander C
Kidney Health Urges Early Detection and Monitoring
Dr Morris Fishbein explains kidney diseases progress slowly and warn that early urine tests can reveal disturbances. He notes the kidney heart link in the cardiovascular renal system and highlights albumin in urine as a key early sign. He stresses immediate evaluation and treatment to protect life expectancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Quotes on labor and peace from early 20th century figures
A collection of opinions from Sir Josiah Stamp Judge Frederick E Crane and others arguing labor, peace, and anti bureaucratic influence. They critique monuments to war heroes and call for reducing government bureaucracy while warning about power struggles among labor leaders and capitalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Crane
New York
W. W. T. Duncan
Cleveland
Carol Clayton Faces Debt and Deception in Racing Gambles
The Story Thus Far follows Carol Clayton resentful of her late father's friend Duke Bradley the bookmaker. Engaged to Madison Duke accuses Carol of marrying for money. She delays the wedding to gamble on horses to pay a $76,000 debt while Duke warns of a breakdown. Hartley and Jai rush to New York and back with Doctor Beard as Duke eyes bets and Carol ups her game.
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Carol Clayton
Duke Bradley
Madison
Duke
Carol
Jai
New York
Hartley
Ooida
Doctor Beard
Buke
Dr. Beard
Coiner
Rosetta
Awst
Clayton
Doctor
California
Postponed wedding and a doctor’s revelation
Dr Beard learns Carol’s delay stems from trying to pay her father’s debt. Hartley seeks answers as Carol endures emotional strain and a dramatic outburst. Duke proposes a betting scheme to fund her debt payoff while Madison weighs his own risk.
Moon's daily meridian shift and Riverside orange history
The moon's meridian crossing drifts about 51 minutes daily with a 38 to 66 minute variation. If it rises at 11 30 p m one night it will not rise the following night or day. The California orange industry grew from two trees planted in 1873 at Riverside by Mrs Eliza Tibbers, who sourced buds from Washington DC trees from Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Riverside
Eliza Tibbers
Washington, D. C
Brazil
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Law
United Press
He's
Worth
By H. R. Baukhage
Arlington's Gates
France
Los Angeles
Raymond Clapper
By Raymond Clapper
Senator
Supreme Court
Madam
West
Senator Burke
Nebraska
Lewis Ando Girdler
White Hous
House OF Representatives
the Public Forum
Josiah Stamp
England
Republican Party
Gilbert Bettman
Anita Loos
Saratoga
Vincentini
J Imame We Wito
CMG
Jim Canada
Brookdale
Harteley Madison
Metro-Golderyn- Mayer Corp
George Clark
Mrs. Mayhew
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