Alex Moore Deserves State Honor for Ohio Lt Governor Bid
Athens mayor Alex M Moore seeks the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor of Ohio detailing his extensive public service from Athens to the state level. The profile highlights his Elks and civic work, WWI efforts, education advocacy, and leadership roles, portraying him as a trusted community figure with broad support across Ohio.
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Alex Moore
Lex M. Moore
Athens
Ohio
Athens County
Athens Messenger
Texas
Camp
Sheridan
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Athens Lodge
Elkdorm
South Central
Elks
Masonic der of
Nelsonville
Loyal Order of Moose
Les
Redpath Utauqua
Athens Radio
Serv-L-Wel Grocers
Athens-Hocking-Perry County Civic Association
Southeast Ohio Motor Club
Elks Scholarship Foundation
Ohio Elks Association
Ohio University
Moore
Lambda Chi Alpha installs chapter. Alpha Gamma Delta hosts
A Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity chapter was installed here ten years ago. Hela Peoples, Alice Phillips, and Doris Henry helped serve as Mrs. W N Alderman hosted Alpha Gamma Delta. Dr and Mr J R Sprague, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walsh, and Mr and Mrs F A Shannon chaperoned a dance by the Newman girls at the Knights of Columbus hall. Mrs A E Aumilier traveled to Columbus to visit Mrs Augusta Tussing.
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Lambda Chi Alpha, Fraternity
Hela Peoples
Alice Phillips
Doris Henry
W. N. Alderman
Alpha Gamma Delta
J. R. Sprague
Charles Walsh
F. A. Shannon
Newmans
C. Bark
A. E. Aumilier
Columbus
Augusta Tussing
Messenger seeks reader input for serial fiction tastes
The Serial Editor of the Messenger asks readers to send letters on preferred themes for future serial stories. He wants sustained interest, action, and a love element, inviting opinions on newspaper work, mystery, or pure romance from all readers nationwide.
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the Messenger
Army of Messenger
Messenger
Married couple on life net cartoon foreshadows wobbly life
A cartoon shows a newly married pair walking a tight rope of matrimony while the older Gedee holds a life net below. The scene evokes brides graduates vacations bills rain sun and ripening crops as zone eight couples approach domestic life with financial concerns.
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Gedee
Safe at Fifty Hoover Curtis Ticket Nominated
The Republican ticket is complete with Hoover and Curtis. Senator Curtis of Kansas won on the first ballot with 1952 votes, adding a farmers’ candidate to the ticket. The aim is continued prosperity and more of it, matching the current focus on prosperity over other issues.
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Hoover
Curtis
Kansas
Howdy Men
Dawes
Democrats Promise Prosperity in Hoover Victory Tone
President Coolidge congratulates Herbert Hoover and predicts continued prosperity for the nation. He notes Hoover's long campaign and vast experience, while contrasting his confidence with critics from New York and other places.
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Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Metropolitan Life Insures Man Over Fifty For OnePointFive Million
The piece notes a man past fifty insured for 1 509 000 by Metropolitan Life and adds commentary on longevity, health advertising, and risk. It recalls May car sales records by General Motors and remarks on Henry Ford’s production pace, plus a critical quip about a New York court case involving saddle horses. It ends with a tiger shark haul aboard the Munson liner Manamar and a live turtle released to the New York Aquarium.
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The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
France
Metropolitan
General Motors
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Henry Ford
New York
Munson
Manamar
Jonah
Health and Diet Advice from Dr Frank McCoy
Questions about stomach roughness throat ulcers and sleeplessness lead to a diagnosis of gastritis possibly early ulcers. The advice recommends a strict milk diet starting four ounces hourly and increasing to eight ounces hourly while seeking a diagnostic X ray if symptoms persist.
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Frank McCoy
McCoy
Eggs in Diets Through History and Preservation
The text surveys eggs as food across species including fowl and other birds, terrapin and sturgeon caviar, and notes historical use before domestication. It describes nutrient content, global consumption, and preservation methods from drying and water glass to Chinese pickling and cold storage.
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India
Scattered notes from a Manhattan ramble in June
A Karnival of city life as a trick cyclist on Broadway and a kitten in a Fifth Avenue gown inspire a jumble of downtown images. The column recalls yesterday heroes, photographers and fencers, rumor of Broadway scams, and talk of flying schools and winged rackets amid Wall Street chatter.
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New York
Manhattan
Billings
Fifth Avenue
Tommy Nolan
Annie King
Charleston
Walter Donaldson
Nicholas Murray
Wil Zo
42Nd Street
Rogues
Trenee Ghoten
Steck Thers
Terrer Close
Wall Street
Sean
Answers to Questions From Frederick J Haskin
Questions cover aircraft catapult methods for ships with gunpowder and compressed air systems. The text shifts to biographical details about Dolores Castelo and Maurice Castelo, then describes a New York monument plan for World War I dead at Whiteface Mountain, including geography and memorial features.
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Dolores Castelo
Maurice Castelo
Pittatargh
Pennwihania
Ireland
Mrs Cooley hosts niece in story of family gathering
Twenty years ago Mrs E D Cooley entertained in honor of her niece with guests including Will Lee Phil Rose Grace Beverage and Will Cable A family reunion occurred at E A Hooper home in Athens youth Grover Cleveland died suddenly.
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E. A. Hooper
Athens
Crop Conditions May Shape GOP Prospects
Kansas City reports crop conditions may influence Republican prospects in November. Winter wheat stories are positive in Kansas and Nebraska while Minnesota and the Dakotas face spring wheat belt troubles. The piece notes Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt as a campaign figure and discusses general convention intrigue and propagandistic efforts.
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Rodney Dutcher
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Lowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Jacob &. Coxey
Ohio
Frank B. Willis
Coxey
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Hoover
Texas
Wurzbach
Willebrandt
Jones and Hare record counts and US coin design change
The text notes Jones and Hare have made more than 4 509 records in phonograph history. It states the United States authorized changing coin designs once every 25 years. It also mentions fire losses in 1927 totaling 329 595 600 dollars.
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Jones and Hare
United States
Q. Doe
J. R. A. Nais
Sisera
A. W
Notable 1778 to 1912 events on June 19th
On June 19 events include Benedict Arnold placed in command of the American army at Philadelphia in 1778, Congress banning slavery in territories in 1862, West Virginia’s admission to the Union in 1863, the Statue of Liberty gift to New York harbor in 1885, and Roosevelt forces threatening to bolt the Republican convention in 1912.
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Benedict Arnold
Philadelphia
Congress
West Virginia
New York Harbor
France
Roosevelt
Name the nymph in the Cross-Word Puzzle haze
The scrambled puzzle asks for the nymph ariel amid garbled clues about rivers inventors and compass terms. The jumbled text hints at a solution word ariel tied to a mythic figure and a stray reference to a wind or water theme.
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Cards Card, Inc
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South Banks
Wabash Avenue
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Hoover and Curtis
Arthur Brisbane
New York State
H. L Phillips
By the Way
Gilbert Swan Messenger
Horatio Alger
Wail Street
Errest
Broadway Tr
Broadway
Frederick J. Haskin
Tate
A. Wittelace
Piecid
Montreal
Vermont
New Hampshire
Qachuc
New York Wat
Lake Placid
Rocky Mountains
St. Lawrence River
Baranac Lake
Lake Champlain
Paris
Grover Cleveland
Houston
Anti-Saloon League
Ku Klux Klan
al Smith
Knights of Columbus
Herebert
Morizontal
Europe
Devosa
Cameron
Puniui
Ariel
Strate
Samuel
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