Junk yard reflections and a call to care for cars
A reflective piece compares discarded cars to equal end points in a junk yard, recalling how beloved vehicles fade to wrecks. It warns against neglect, urges maintenance, and notes the fate of cars from pride to pile of parts. It also discusses forest fires in Ohio and the role of wardens in enforcing fire laws. It ends with musings on home towns, youth, and the habit of daily shaving for morale.
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Ohio
B. E. Lete
Thei I
Trotzky and Hoover health musings in Brisbane book
Arthur Brisbane discusses Trotzky on imperialism and war, arguing big business avoids conflict with Soviet Russia. He shifts to a health warning for Herbert Hoover, citing German doctors on slow eating and reducing concentrated mental work during meals.
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Trotzky
Russia
Soviet Russia
Coolidge
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Herbert Hoover
Health and Diet Q and A With Dr Frank McCoy
Reader asks if stewed prunes or applesauce suit breakfast with porridge. Answer: stewed prunes figs raisins or applesauce are fine with real whole wheat or oats but avoid pairing these fruits with starchy foods if it causes flatulence. The note discusses eustachian tube issues and deafness treatment via diet and cautions not to rely on unrelated manipulative therapies.
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Athens County
New York Reflections on Flight of Women and Help Networks
Fragmented prose reflects concerns on women’s disappearance and societal responses. Mentions urban stress in Manhattan, young girls, immigration, and aid systems, with observations about shelters, centers, and public services aimed at female welfare amid a shifting moral climate.
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Yvary
Manhattan
League of ‘Nations
Iwzno9aner
Perl
Enea
Iin
Public Forum on Miners Policy Sparks Debate Across Ohio and West Virginia
A long discussion among union and mining leaders traces policy shifts of the United Mine Workers and reaction from Ohio and Western operators. Interviews with Ohio Collieries officials reveal preference for open shop conditions and resistance to Eastern Union dictates, highlighting tensions amid wage and strike pressures while a broader national context shapes the unfolding disarray within the union.
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United Mine Workers
Darlings
Ohio
Hatrice
Ceti¢An Federation of Labor
Cantemg
Lewis
Green
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Bern
Pete
Fue
M Cincinnat!oper
William Brown
Ittsburgh Coal Company
Jecsl
Itoas
Jacksonville
George S Thompson
Building site bought for government post office
Twenty years ago a government building and post office site on West Union Street was purchased. The Treasury Department sent a seventeen thousand five hundred dollar check to the seller Lawrence and Roach. Military welding and other local notes follow about residents Edith Walker, Greta Edith, and Reverend Dr. A Wilcox.
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West Union
Treasury Department
Lawrence and Roach
Ohio Starling College
Buck
Bart
Correspondence School Electors Explain Electoral College
Washington, July 21 Special Writer Rodney Dutcher notes the electoral college, 832 electors, votes in December, and the shift to a mail ballot system under a new law. He describes the counting process, the role of the vice president, and historic concerns about direct popular election, including past split votes and notable incidents.
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Ashington
Electoral College
Kampus
I l
Presidencia
Uné
Jan
United States
Houses of Congress
Senate
Congress
Washington
Miles
West Virginia
Hughes
Wilson
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