Thought for Today and Warning from Rojas
A Thought for Today cites Luke 11 23 about choosing sides. It warns that the unseen enemy is often the most dangerous as attributed to Rojas.
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Rojas
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1928
Page
4
Veteran miner Jimmy Hughes joins ranks of the Hocking field
The piece honors Jimmy Hughes as another longtime Hocking field coal miner passing away. It reflects on the early days when workers toiled from dawn to long days, noting the drift of veterans from the industry and the changing fortunes of the valley as new generations take their places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Field
Jimmy Hughes
Bourne
Cooperative Effort Urged for Hocking Valley Farming Rise
Professor E R Wallace of Ohio University calls for unified action by Ath en s county agencies to boost wool, poultry, livestock, dairy and fruit farming. He warns failure risks millions in regional wealth and urges business and professional leaders to join farmer-led plans. Cooperative projects and cross-sector support are essential to stabilize income after coal downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Wallace
Ohio University
Agriculture Department
Athens County
Wallace
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Prohibition Debate Reflects Public Mood and Leadership
An editorial argues that ongoing prohibition will persist for years and political leaders’ views only fuel public passion. The piece stresses focusing on lawmakers over executives and cites Jim Begg as a sample of public life where actions count more than words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
al Smith
Herbert Hoover
Myers Cooper
Jim Begg
Ed Turner
Begg
Congress
Jim
Church Welfare Workers Confront Unrewarded Labor
A reflective note urges calm and focus on the ongoing problems faced by church and welfare workers who toil without financial reward, seeking the rewards found in conscience rather than pay.
Record-Setting Around-the-World Flight Completes in 23 Days
John Henry Mears and Charles B. D. Collyer finished an around-the-world voyage at Ov Field Staten Island in 23 days. They beat Jules Verne’s fiction and sparked quotes on human achievement and future speed. Captain Hope won the 1000 mile air race around Britain as Winifred Spooner finished three minutes behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Mears
Charles B. D. Collyer
Ov Field
Staten Island
Jules Verne
Captain Hope
Britain
Winifred E. Spooner
Government Plans Universal Fingerprint Taxation of Violators
The note states that the government will fingerprint every person caught under liquor laws. It argues such widespread enforcement would yield a vast collection of fingerprints for Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
We have the men we have the market we have the money too
The passage reflects a mix of automotive industry speculation and political commentary. It cites car makers and a hypothetical 700 dollar car, then shifts to U S political talk about Hoover and party positions, followed by remarks on Ellen Terry and widow customs as expressions of mourning and national sentiment.
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Chevrolet
Chrysler
Ford
Essex
Britain
Russians Seek Amundsen Aid on Good Will Mission
Two Russians, Professor Samilovitch and aviator Chuknovsky, may visit America on a goodwill trip after risking their lives to save Nobile expedition members. They press on to find Amundsen as other nations watch, while a swipe at Wall Street on czar bonds and Soviet Russia’s debt stance ends the piece.
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Professor Samilovitch
Chuknovsky
America
Amundsen
Wall Street
Mexico agrarian revolt contrasts with urban power
The piece compares Mexican peasant unrest to historical peasant counter revolts in France. It notes Calles controls the army and warns that peasant farmers face superior firepower from modern weapons. If the revolt endures it may prove limited in impact.
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Mexico
France
Calles
Health and Diet Advice by Dr Frank McCoy
Questions on earth and diet answered by Dr McCoy. Potatoes discussed as staple, preparation, storage, solanin risks, and dietary role including cautions for starchy foods. Also brief Q and A on tonsil infections, chili nutrition, and numb arms linked to circulatory issues and meal timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCoy
Americas
Europe
New World
Germany
Denmark
The girl about town and the rise of independence
In New York July 24 the girl about town trends toward independence and escorts are rare. She frequents swanky hotels and cocktail lounges, attends lunches, teas, and theatres, and dresses in the latest styles. The piece notes the irony of cowboys in the Broadway scene and recalls Tom Mix at the Astor Hotel.
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New York
Renton
Broadway Belt
Tom Mix
Astor Hotel
Answers to Questions By Frederick 3 Haskin
A collection of Q and A covering topics from animal descriptions to art, history and clubs. Includes notes on alpacas, cigaret rolling, Italy in WWI, the Sistine Madonna location, the Little Entente, water expansion, and the Optimist Club formation and structure.
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Frederick 3
Haskin
Italy
Austria
Germany
Galicia
Trentino
Isonzo
Vatican
R. P. T. A. O. P. Fairfield
I. R
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Poland
White cellular formations in the throat opposite the palate
W K asks about periodic white cellular formations that appear in the throat opposite the palate. The reply explains they are likely keratinized debris or lymphoid tissue responses, potentially related to glands or mucous membranes. A doctor would assess for infection, irritation, or benign tissue changes and advise on hygiene and observation.
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W. K
Cross Word Clues Blur Across a Fragmented Puzzle
A garbled OCR filled with scattered clues from a crossword puzzle list. It references players, notes, measures, and questions about historical figures and events, though many fragments are unreadable, yielding a vague mosaic of trivia prompts and partial names.
Republicans forecast a close Hoover Smith campaign in 1920
Senator Moses Eastern director warns that the Hoover Smith race will be one of the closest in history as Democrats spend heavily to fund registration drives and worker turnout. He notes Republicans must mobilize more workers and manage state tickets to keep the party united through a hard fought nationwide campaign.
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New York
Moses Eastern
America
John J. Raskob
East
Hoover
Business visitors and visitors report from McArthur area
Twenty years ago Ben Covert visited McArthur for business. Mrs J J Sisler returned from Lima after visiting relatives. Prosecuting Attorney I M Foster returned from Kenton on legal duties. Frank Gullum of Hamden and Haldor Gahm of Jackson arrived with the Jackson ball team and stayed at the Delta house.
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Ben Covert
McArthur
I. M. Foster
Kenton
Messrs
Frank Gullum
Hamden
Haldor Gahm
Jackson
Delta House
This Date in American History Notes and Q A
A collection of quick history notes and quick questions answering topics from seasides to aviation. It lists events from 1608 John Smith expeditions to 1812 Senate civil appropriations and includes trivia about natural and artificial ice and air route beacon lights.
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Sweet
Alfred Lord Tennyson
United States
de Soto
Atlanta
Georgia
New York City
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