Weekend Movement and Visits Highlight Local Social Notes
Miss Nelle Finsterwald left Friday for a visit with relatives and friends in Millfield. Judge A W Bethel returned Friday evening from Saratoga New York and Jamestown. Auditor F E Walker and Mr Charles Warner left this morning for Magnetic Springs. Dr J Jones has gone to Chil Heath and Columbus on business. TEN YEARS AGO Mr W E Moler was a business visitor in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Floyd Coultrap and children returned to Toledo today. Mr and Mrs Oscar Bingman and Mr and Mrs J B Swanson left for Buckeye Lake outing. Mrs W H McKee at Oak Lodge entertaining over the week end. Mrs Verne E LeRoy of East Lansing Mich Mrs Edward E Schloss and Mrs Dix Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McKee
Bungallow
Oak Lodge
Verne E. LeRoy
East Lansing, Mich
Edward E. Schloss
Dix Preston
A Thought for Today and a Quote on Endurance
A brief collection of moral lines notes enduring faith from Matthew’s gospel and a Shakespearean jab on patience with pain. The pair contrasts religious consolation with a wry literary aside about handling the toothache.
Aviation's Rapid Rise Prompts Broad Industry Initiatives
The piece highlights brisk aviation progress with Guggenheim funds for equipment loans to develop passenger lines in the United States. It notes tests of floating air domes for mid ocean routes, calls for town signage to aid pilots, and rail-air travel plans. It also mentions weather warnings, expanding air infrastructure with more planes and fields, and Europe’s air security efforts as air travel grows.
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Lindbergh
Paris
Mapecoe
Guggenheim Fund For the Promotion of Aeronautics
United
Commerce McCracken
Weather Bureau
British Imperial Airways
Europe
The President Evolves into a Sporting Figure
A critical portrait notes Calvin Coolidge has transformed from a businesslike, reserved leader into a more athletic, public figure. The piece questions whether this change is genuine or driven by politics, with speculation about Mrs. Coolidge influencing his shift from a rigid temperament to a newfound sporting persona.
Fire prevention as a national priority and cost of disasters
Irving T. Bush argues the United States spends over half a billion dollars annually on fire losses that kill about 12 000 citizens. He calls for treating fires as a preventable disease and for medical research to guide fire prevention efforts.
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United States
Irving T. Bush
New York
The Death Flight Death row inmates contemplate the electric chair departure
Mrs. Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray attend the death house as William Wagner faces execution by electric chair. The column muses on the mystery and meaning of death flights and the afterlife journey.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Jerusalem quake damages multiple faith centers and Jewish university
The earthquake damaged Protestant Catholic Greek Orthodox and Jewish sites in Jerusalem, striking shrines and the Jewish university, library and laboratory. the Talmud notes Jerusalem’s destruction due to neglect of study, leaving the university’s fate unclear.
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Jerusalem
Bell’s Idea Spurs AT&T Growth in Half Year Figures
AT T earnings reach over sixty three million in six months and project 126 million annually as market expansion continues. Industry pioneer Bell emphasizes safeguarding ideas as a path to personal and corporate success.
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American Telephone and Telegraph
Bell
Notable figures in the postwar era debated by leaders
Nicholas Murray Butler says the great war did not produce a single giant figure. Cyrus H. K. Curtis disagrees, predicting Woodrow Wilson will stand out if the league of nations succeeds and Mussolini may loom large if his challenge to democracy prevails.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Mussolini
Mussolini Seen As Historic Figure Regardless Of Fate
The piece argues Mussolini will become a significant historical figure whether he completes his programme or faces downfall like Rienzi. It notes Lenin’s preserved body in Moscow will captivate history more than any other wartime figure for strikingly ending autocratic rule in Russia.
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Mussolini
Lenin
Moscow
Russia
War spotlight on generals and flying machine attack
The passage argues that no single general stood out in the war and that Alexander Caesar or Napoleon could have breached trenches and concentrated efforts on a massive flying machine assault against enemy capitals.
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Alexander
Caesar
Napoleon
Edison seeks new rubber through science not botany
Edison spends three days in New York’s botanical gardens library seeking rubber alternatives and hints at chemistry offering the likely breakthrough. Observes steel stocks rising to new highs with 7 percent yield, warns against gambling on prices and dividends.
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Thomas A. Edison
New York
Botanical Gardens
General Motors stock climbs as bears cling to hope
General Motors shares rose by four points amid persistent bearish bets that the market would slip. Investors noted the lack of a sustained downturn despite expectations, keeping sentiment cautious as prices held firm.
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General Motors
Bobby Jones Leads Open After 36 Holes
Bobby Jones shot 72 for the second round and stands at 140 through 36 holes in the British Open. The result has worldwide attention though its real meaning remains uncertain.
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Bobby Jones
Health and Diet Advice by Dr McCoy in Athens Messenger
Dr McCoy answers health and diet questions for children summers and nutrition. He warns against mixing milk with high calorie foods and stresses proper fruit use to prevent summer diarrhea. He notes water with meals only plain water and adds cautions on tooth infections and weight guidance.
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Frank McCoy
McCoy
By the Way in New York Sidelighta on Life in City Slums
Gilbert Swan surveys New York’s hidden tragedies in a barnlike Chelsea building beside the East River. He records gas filled rooms and drownings in the Hudson, the weary city lives, disappearances, and daily police faces at the morgue. A new town youth asks about trains while East Side teachers note Manhattan children’s difficulty imagining real mountains.
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New York City
Gilbert Swan
New York
East River
Hudson
Wes
Broadway
Yesteray
Jhare-hung Harbor
East Side
Manhattan
Salem nurse named in warrant over newborn death
July 19 a warrant will be sworn out against Mrs. D A Waltenbaugh of Salem in connection with the death of her newborn baby, according to Assistant Prosecutor John Bayknecht.
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Salem
D. A. Waltenbaugh
John Bayknecht
Kellogg to Resign or Not A Washington Rumor
Rodney Dutcher reports Kellogg may resign from the secretary of state post after flirtations with stepping down this summer. Amid speculation, Kellogg’s health and mood improve as critics pause and his policy record appears steady. A tangential lawyer lobbyist remark and an aviation note close the piece with an Langley field sighting of deer and a lone bear near Lakehurst.
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Washington
Kellogg's
Rumor Mengers
Kellogg
State Department
Nicaragua
Mexico
Geneva
Mr. Kellogg
Answers to Questions By Frederick J. Haskin
Answers cover tolls on the Delaware River Bridge between Camden and Philadelphia, campers causing forest fires, sealskins from Pribilof drives, the date and site of Wrigley sponsored marathon swim, Napoleon Bonaparte birthplace and parentage, and guns used in the Custer Sitting Bull battle with Winchester rifles and Springfield carbines.
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Philadelphia
Camden
Delaware River
Forest Service
Bureau of Fisheries
Pribilot
Wrigley
Toronto
Canada
Lake Ontario
Napoleon
Napoleon Bonaparte
Ajaccio
Corsica
Bonaparte
General Custer
Sitting Bull
W. A
E. A. Brininstool
Custer
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Publishers Association
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Audit Bureau of Virculations
United Press Service
SaAturvay
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Kowerd, Inc
Fifth Ave
Wabaeh Avenue
Chicago
Nelle Finsterwald
Millfield
A.W. Bethel
Saratoga
FE. R. Walker
Charles Warner
Magnetic Springs
Dr. J. Jones
Chil- Heathe
Columbus
W. KE. Moler
Floyd Coultrap
F. 8. Coultrap
Toledo
Oscar Bingman
J. B. Swanson
Buckeye Lake
Matthew x
Shakespeare
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Massa
Mr. Coolidge
Arthur Brisbane
Hawaiiai Islands
Philippines
Philip II of
Spain
Magellan
Praditers
Manila
Pasig River
the Grolier Goole
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By the Way
Gosh
Uncle Hiram
Rodney Dutcher Messenger
Congress
Langley Field
Lakehurst
Frederick J. Haskin
Bessey
Braucher
Siziatty
Anheuser Busch
St.louis, MO
N SA
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
C. D. Shafer CO
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