Sunday school picnic attendees and local notices ten years past
Attendees included Eva Mills Theo dora Junod Vinnie Carter Mary Curry Amy Morgan Doris Herron Beatrice Kinser Inez Griffith Mary Elizabeth Mansfield and Mary Shafes. Bishop D H Moore returned from conferences in Baltimore. Miss Anna Pearl McVay earned a master’s from Columbia University. Mr and Mrs Robert Morrison welcomed a daughter Suzanne. Lloyd Dailey stayed with relatives near Albany in Athens. Clara Bowser Logan visited sister Ida Bowser. Winnie Williams, Ohio university teacher, injured in an interurban crash near Newark. Pi Beta Pi patronesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Mills
Theodora Junod
Vinnie Carter
Mary Curry
Amy Morgan
Doris Herron
Beatrice Kinser
Inez Griffith
Mary Elizabeth Mansfield
Mary Shafes
Winnie Williams
Ohio University
Newark
A Great Day Dawning as Culture Rises in America
Chauncey J. Hamlin of the American Association of Museums proclaims a dawning era of cultural flowering in America driven by prosperity and industrial expansion. He argues art and science will surpass past glories as leisure grows and mass production fuels new horizons. The piece urges optimism about future well being and the bright prospects for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey J. Hamlin
American Association of Museums
Mr. Hamlin
America
A Gift Of Tongues Aids League Of Nations Meet
The International Labor Conference at Geneva adopts a simultaneous translation system. Delegates wear headsets to hear speeches in their chosen language via interpreters on the platform connected by telephone lines. Edward Filene and Thomas Edison pioneer this method, which saves time and reduces linguistic delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Labor Conference
League of Nations
Geneva
Edward A. Filene
Boston
Thomas A. Edison
League
Fidene
Edison
Hayes Farm Dairying Prosperity in Athens County
Kenneth W Hayes of Cuysville built a dairy herd from one heifer six years ago into twenty five pure bred cows. The farm now yields a $128.79 milk check and a $3000 barn, with three mature cows and multiple generations contributing to the operation. Athens county agent Eddie Raymond helped spark the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Kenneth W. Hayes
Cuysville
Hayes
Hocking Valley
Richard H. Hayes
Kenneth Hayes
Farm Club
Mr. Hayes
Hayes Family Farm Youth Program Grows in Athens County
The elder Hayes shares his dairy herd recipe and foundation stock while father and son collaborate. The Athens county farm club expands to calves hogs sheep poultry cooking sewing, adapting to modern farm youth needs as Richard Hayes demonstrates productive teamwork between generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Athens County
Richard Hayes
Stock Tickers and Speculation Sweep Street Markets
The piece notes widespread speculation in 7,300 stock tickers with everyday people betting on shares. It reports a 7 percent call money spike and a stock decline, while big players warn against excess gambling. It adds traders’ anxiety and a hopeful crop outlook in the Corn Belt with higher wheat yields in the Arkansas river valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Farmers and politics clash over farm equality and crops
The piece rails at presidential candidates savored by farmers it notes good rains and crops ease irritation while La Follette loses support as wheat prices rise. It argues farmers seek equality in production methods not in politics and mocks a blacksmith building an auto as unequal to mass production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
M. WN
Swift
Nueliona
Kenilworth Castle
Warwickshire
England
Elizabeth
Earl of Leicester
Geoffrey de Clinton
Mervyn
Scott
Kenilworth
John of Gaunt
Leicester
Capitol
Rotunda
Crawford
Eastman Kodak Company
Public Musings on War Prohibition and Pioneering Flights
The piece surveys trade, currency, and war outcomes with notes on Earhart and Stultz, Mr. Kaskob, and national mood. It highlights sympathy for Amelia Earhart, mentions Wilkins and his title shift, observes French franc devaluation, and calls for stronger prohibition enforcement amid wartime costs.
Health and Diet Advice From Dr Frank McCoy
Dr McCoy answers readers on health and diet focusing on arterial hardening and toxin formation from excessive starch. He cautions against bad food pairings, endorses a long term diet plan, and offers Q A on weight loss, fruit use, kidney health, and infant feeding with Holstein milk and orange juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCoy
Broadway Declines Toward Rackets As Summer Arrives
By the Way columnist Gilbert Swan notes a shift in midtown Manhattan as upper 45th street and nearby blocks souk toward quick trades. He describes noisy 10 cent dance halls, cheap jewelry, fake mystics, and callejon-style shops with loud speakers and gimmicks. He laments lost era while citing Bronx Park Zoo and Aquarium appeal and broad city interest in golf tennis and hiking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Swan Messemmer
New York
Broadway
45Th Street
506Th Street
Coney Island
Gyp
Taurants
Bronx Park Zoo
McWhorter Aims for Nomination With Bedroom Headquarters
Washington June 6 Senator J Boomboom McWhorter plans convention headquarters in a Kansas City hotel bedroom. He touts a strategy built around eleventh choice delegates and a pre conventional campaign. He claims support against Hoover Coolidge Hughes Lowden Dawes Curtis Borah Norris Watson Goff and others aiming for a presidential win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
J. Boomboom McWhorter
Kansas City
Senator McWhorter
McWhorter
Morris
Sirl
Caleb Grant
Hoover
Middle West
East
Coolidge
Hughes
Goff
Name usage in marriage notes and brick cleaning queries
The text discusses whether a woman may use her maiden name after marriage and explains the term nee as born Jones. It also asks if brick smoke can be removed and notes that soot often penetrates brick pores, making removal difficult. suggests dilute muriatic acid or gasoline as possible methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. L
Mary
N. L
John Smith
Mary Jones
Jones
Juvenile delinquency case led to fines and jail
Joseph Smith of Lancaster and Fred Artup of Columbus were fined $1,000 and sentenced to one year in the workhouse by Judge Homer Z. Bostwick after arraignment in juvenile court for contributing to the delinquency of small boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Joseph Smith
Lancaster
Fred Artup
Homer Z. Bostwick
Mrs Ramos in Southampton after pneumonia
Mrs Arturo P. Ramos formerly Millicent Rogers is ill with double pneumonia at her father's Southampton home and showed slight improvement. Doctors say the critical stage has passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Arturo P. Ramos
Millicent Rogers
Southhampton
Nathan Hale Birthday and Civil Government in Alaska
This date highlights Nathan Hale born in 1758. It also notes 1900 as the year Civil government was established in Alaska while 1872 Republican nominations featured Grant and Wilson and 1888 Democratic tickets Cleveland and Thurman were chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hale
Massachusetts
Patrick Henry
A. &. Grant
Henry Wilson
Grover Cleveland
A. G. Thurman
Alaska
Crossword Puzzle Jumble Clue List Fails to Align
A jumble of garbled crossword clues and stray letters outlines a puzzle fragment with partial words and stray phrases. Readable items include hints like Parables and Valued while many entries are corrupted or incomplete without coherent definitions or grid context.
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National Advertising
Robert £. Ward
KF. W. Bush
Publ
Chas. H. Harris
D. H. Moore
Baltimore
Anna Pearl McVay
Columbia University
Robert Morrison
Suzanne
Lloyd Dailey
Albany
Athens
Clara Bowser, Logan
Miss Ida Bowser
Pi Beta Pi
J. P. McVay
O. B. Skinner
Alston Ellis
Olive Wilson
T. R. Biddle
James
Mme
Swetchine
Arthur Brisbane
Corn
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas River Valley
Miss Earhart
Stultz
Dennison Airport
France
John J. Raskob
General Motorsinance Corporation
Mr. Kaskob
Helen Wills
California
Miss Lenglen
Miss Wills
McCoy
Wessel
Frederick J. Haskin
Bureau of Standards
J. G
By the Way
McWhorter Board of Strategy
Given Pines
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