Twenty years ago local notes and departures
Mr. Conrad Josten traveled to Columbus on business. Miss Wilhelmina Deissle visited her brother L. L. Deissle in Logan. Fred McCoy visited Glouster Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wolfe left for Lakeside for a few weeks outing. Jack Quest stayed with relatives in Nelsonville. A. B. Roe began a business trip to Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Grubb announced the birth of a son born Tuesday July 10. Mrs. Sheldon returned from Columbus after a week with her daughter.
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Arthur Wolfe
Lakeside
Melvin Grubb
Verboten in America and German Militarism Parodied
A humorous American correspondent mocks German words like verboten as seen in U S cities and notes blue laws, street conduct restrictions, and prohibitions on horns and crowds. The piece contrasts German strictness with American resistance to prohibition and ends with a Liberté statue image titled Verboten.
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America
Gena
Germany
Bartholdi
Correcting Misconceptions on Revolutions and Minority Roles
The writer argues that both the American and Chinese revolutions show minority active factions, while the majority seeks law, order, and peace. He contends that public support favors stability over radical change, and that revolutions hinge on minority influence rather than broad mass action.
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China
Lsrans
Book Reviews Sink Into Formula and Dullness
The piece laments modern book reviews for dull English and formulaic beginnings. It argues reviewers focus on literary history and philosophy rather than the book itself, urging straightforward compact reporting over highbrow analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Samantha
London Interest in Tiny Baby Alice Seabrooke
Arthur Brisbane notes London interest in a 3 week old girl named Alice Seabrooke, weighing one pound ten ounces, who has gained four ounces since birth and improved from fountain pen feeder to spoon feeding. He contrasts harsh ancient views with the potential strength of a sickly baby, citing Voltaire as an example of needing attentive care.
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London
Alice Seabrooke
Little Isaac Newton Born Tiny Weight and Wit
The passage notes that Newton, regarded as history's greatest mathematician, weighed under two pounds at birth and was deemed dull by his arithmetic teacher. He reportedly told his mother he doubted the problems were serious, as he could solve them instantly in his head.
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Newton
Marshal Foch Predicts a New World War
Marshal Foch warns of another global war within fifteen to twenty years that will be larger and more deadly, affecting people worldwide. He states air power will be decisive with airplanes fighting not individually but in serried masses.
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Marshal Foch
Hope for Common Sense Across Nations to Avert Fate
The speaker urges that intelligence and influence exist in every nation to prevent a world threatening fate. They warn that a grim prospect may arise if collective wisdom is not applied and call for action to avert disaster through shared responsibility.
Foch not a war theorist but a warning for air war
The speaker argues that if a world air war looms, the nation should prepare despite objections from older ladies and others. He questions priorities, urging focus on domestic needs over foreign naval matters like Britain’s cruisers and French submarines.
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Coolidge
Foch
Britain
Railroads Consult ICC On Adding Aircraft Transport
Five major railroads seek guidance from the Interstate Commerce Commission on expanding into air cargo and other transportation modes. They argue government mishandling of projects and suggest distancing federal policy from air travel plans.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
FTC says Zukor and Lasky conspired to monopolize cinema
The Federal Trade Commission claims Adolph Zukor and Jesse L. Lasky are conspiring to monopolize the motion picture industry. The report cites many others including Fox, Loew, the Schencks, L. B. Mayer, and Laemmle as seeking to produce top pictures and secure the largest theater network.
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Federal Trade Commission
Adolph Zukor
Jesse L. Lasky
Fox
Loew
the Schencks
L. B. Mayer
Laemmle
Motion picture men run world, urging government to focus on flying
The writer argues that film industry profits and promotion of U S goods require less government meddling. If government matched industry success in aviation as Zukor and Lasky did in film, the nation would be safer and less ridiculous.
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Zukor, Lasky
Judge Rules Seven Kisses a Year Not Reasonable Love
A court rejects the idea that a wife's seven kisses annually amount to reasonable affection. The judge remarks the case shows affection but calls it not legally sufficient, noting the emotional closeness cited is not clearly defined as marriage duties or legal commitment.
Lindbergh urged to stack funds for aviation push
C. C. Pyle suggests Charles Lindbergh should earn as much as possible in the coming year and save it, mirroring what Pyle did for football to support aviation efforts.
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C. C. Pyle
Lindbergh
Prince of Wales Sees Abie's Irish Rose Dispatch
A dispatch notes the Prince of Wales finally appears in newspapers for attending Abie's Irish Rose, avoiding a mishap as he remained mounted during the visit.
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Prince of Wales
Abie
Women Spend Near Billion On Hosiery Last Year
Women spent almost a billion dollars on hosiery in the previous year. Despite the heavy outlay they reportedly got a run for their money with frequent wear and tear and evolving fashion trends.
Mid-Ocean Easing Field Sees Forward Ward Rally
A mid ocean easing field rally boosts forward play as billboard men press the attack in a fast paced segment. Forward ward drives through rival defense, spurring a surge in scoring and tempo as the teams contest control.
The Need of Vacations and Re-creation in Life
The article argues vacations are not merely escapes from weariness but chances to gain new viewpoints through travel and nature. It recommends balanced year round living, two to three weeks in open air for mental and physical renewal, and returning to nature as a source of prime recreation and health. Dr McCoy answers health questions via the Athene Messenger with self addressed stamped envelopes.
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McCoy
Athens Messenger
Romany Marie’s: Last Greenwich Village Resort Recounts Style Shifts
By the Way in New York visits Romany Marie’s in Greenwich Village, recalling its candlelit tables, artist sketches, heavy Turkish coffee, and a mix of bohemian styles. The piece notes Marie’s influence on fashions from bobbed hair to peasant blouses and sandals, tracing cultural changes tied to the village.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Rudolpho
la Boheme
Marie
Washington Square
Christopher Street
Marchand the Village’s Picturesque Old Detective
From table to table goes Marchand a last village figure wearing a gypsy sash and buffalo bill inspired costume. He plays a comic villain and gypsy fortune teller flashing a magnifying glass as he prophesies palm readings with eerie flair.
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Marchand
Rough Rider
Tiny Tim Sells Psychic Candy Reaches Hollywood
A village oddity named Tiny Tim sold candy tailored to personalities and temperaments along local haunts then took the soul candy trend to Hollywood. He reportedly prospered and was seen in a luxury limousine on Hollywood Boulevard about a year ago.
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Polly
McDougall Street
Tiny Tim
Hollywood
Hollywood Boulevard
Broadway gag shows actor ill after days away
A Broadway actor reappears at the theater doorway after an absence looking wan. A friend approaches and asks about his condition. He replies that he is recovering from a very bad case of Scotch, delivering the joke with a dry humor.
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Avery
Diabetes diet and morning lip swelling questions answered
W R PD explains there are no specific foods that cause diabetes and recommends temporary reduction of starches and sugars in treatment. A reader asks why the upper lip swells in the morning. advice is to check teeth for pyorrhea or abscesses. Another inquiry asks for a diet for a two and a half year old with rough red cheeks and irritability. the answer suggests four milk feedings daily.
Third party movement faces cost leader and viability hurdles
Washington July 13 The piece outlines reasons third party efforts struggle: high organizing costs, lack of a clear leader, and slim chances in a first election. Borah and Norris are discussed as potential leaders, with Owen backing a Democratic-Republican coalition.
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Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
A. Smith
Borah
Norris
Nebraska
Willam Allen White
Moses
LaFollette
Coolidge
al Smith
Spe
Manly
Robert L. Owen
Answers to Questions by Frederick J. Haskin
This column answers queries on historical figures and geography. It notes Flavius Josephus born 37 AD died about 95 AD and mentions claims of spurious works and exaggeration. It cites Giovanni Verrazano visiting New York in 1524 as the first European explorer. It explains Louisiana’s Sugar Bowl region lies in a Mississippi bend and is a sugar-producing area. It states private gold coinage is prohibited by the U S government.
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A. Flavius Josephus
Christ
Josephus
New York
Giovanni Verrazano
Louisiana
Sugar Bowl
United States
Feeding guidelines for a baby with vegetables
The text describes feeding schedules with ten ounces of milk at each feeding and recommends serving a good size dish of minced spinach carrots string beans summer squash or celery at the second, third, and fourth feedings. It also suggests including one raw vegetable alongside the cooked portion.
How Can Women Keep Well to Get Up Singing
Mrs Belle Thompsn of East Lake Tennessee shares a testimonial about Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash helping her sleep eat and regain strength after years of poor health. She reports improved energy to care for her three children and says the letters are true and answerable. The advertisement notes the medicine has been used for over fifty years.
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Belle Thompson
Georgia
Belle Thom
44Th St. East Lake
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Jenwie Boturemay
Union City
N. J
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United Press
Robinson Crusoe
Conrad Josten
Columbus
Wilhelmina Deissle
Logan
Mr. L. L. Deissle
Fred McCoy
Glouster
Jack Quest
Nelsonville
A. B. Roe
Cincinnati
Sheldon
A Bonaparte
Arthur Brisbane
Voltaire
Australia
James Cook
Gosh All
Frank McCoy
By the Way
Gilbert Swan
W. R. PD
Bessey
Braucher
Captain Cook
Tahiti
Cook
New Zealand
New South Fles
Crates Sosa
Rodney Dutcher Messenger
William Allen White
Basil Manly
The
People’s Legislative Service
White
Frederick J. Haskin
Buckeye State Building and Loan
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