Certificates Awarded For Attending Church And Sunday School
Ten years ago readers were recognized for consistent church and Sunday school attendance with certificates awarded to H. J. Paul Carl Brooks Harold Wise Verese Murphy Dixon Murray James Hawkins Paul Hall William Elder Llewellyn Evans Arthur Cameron Dana Chase Harold Coe Floyd Brown Homer Baird Ernest Algeo and Harold Addicott. Alex Moom and John Perston reappointed as jury commissioner Judge Weod. National Red Cross drives set a 100 million dollar relief goal for the next wartime period. Tall white boots priced about seven dollars a pair appear as a new fashion. Children examined in City building as Sunnyside School Parent-Teacher volunteers listed. Democrats H W Cotner and Harry Eddington called a party meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Paul
Carl Brooks
Harold Wise
Verese Murphy
Dixon Murray
James Hawkins
Paul Hall
William Elder
Llewellyn Evans
Arthur Cameron
Dana Chase
Harold Coe
Floyd Brown
Homer Baird
Ernest Algeo
Harold Addicott
Love as the enduring theme in Lacordaire quote
A concise reflection on love describing it as the start, progression, and finish of all things, attributed to the philosopher Lacordaire.
Athens Poised to Become a Convention City
Athens expected to host large gatherings with the Baptist state convention in July drawing about 1000 visitors. The Athens County Grange plans for the 1929 Ohio State Grange convention, while veterans groups eye next year’s state convention. Strong rail access, ample lodging in private homes, and active civic groups support Athens as a developing convention town and tourism showcase.
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Athens
Thens
Ohio
Baptist State Convention
Athens County Grange
Ohio State Grange Convention
Nelsonville
Ohio 4 H Club work praised by visiting farm leaders
Ohio 4 H programs receive high praise from junior farm leaders and visitors from Virginia. Athens county’s farm agent Tom Johnson is lauded for his active work across the county. A Virginian guest notes Virginia youth in baby beef shows and the national livestock scene, underscoring the long term value of 4 H instruction for both boys and girls.
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Ohio
Tom Johnson
Athens County
Virginia
Athens
Chicago
Weather musings on spring and seasonal forecasts
A reflective piece questions long range weather predictions and their effect on readers in the Hocking country. It contrasts general trends with local variation, notes public interest in floods and storms, and hopes for a sunny spring and calm, favorable conditions.
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Hocking
Weather Bureau
Eight Western Bears Beat Columbia in Record Smash
Eight California oarsmen in the Golden Bear Eight from the Golden Gate defeated Columbia’s best crew and broke a 27 year record. The piece cites a milder climate aiding year round training and mentions other notes on business, oil production, and caution against gambling.
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California
Golden Bear
Golden Gate
Columbia
Helen Wills
Prohibition Talk Ahead as Houston Reports Lagging Energy
The piece notes Hoover and Smith are named, the platforms printed, and a political show to start. It highlights Senator Reed of Missouri vowing to stop Governor Smith, while prohibition fails to engage him. Prohibition rhetoric is expected before November.
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Hoover
Smith
Houston
Prohibition
Reed
Missouri
Radical deputy kills Paul Raditch in Belgrade shooting
In the Belgrade Skuptshina, a radical deputy shot and killed Paul Raditch, nephew of the peasant leader, amid harsh local descriptions of Belgrade as savage and backward.
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Belgrade
Skuptshina
Congress
Paul Raditch
Ruffian slashes woman in New York Central Park
A modern crime stalks New York as a young woman is slashed in Central Park. Separate reports accuse a released client of a violent act, with coverage of George Remus's court decision and other national incidents.
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New York Central Park
Ohio
George Remus
High Court
Houston
Earhart receives engagement proposal after ocean flight
Amelia Earhart says she will wed soon and praises Pilot Stultz for piloting the machine. In London she shrugs off being called excess baggage while romance dominates. In New York a brutal dance contest ends with exhausted dancers slapping partners as spectators cheer.
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Amelia Earhart
London
Stultz
Miss Earhart
New York
Gas war fears and underground defense urged by experts
German experts warn that cities could be wiped out in a gas driven war without firing a shot. Sir Frank Fox cites air bombing as capable of destroying London within an hour, urging underground shelters storehouses and fortified underground industries as Britain prepares, while noting current unpreparedness in air defense.
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Maddalena
Italy
Nobile
Arctic
Frank Fox
London
Health and Diet Advice From Dr Frank McCoy
Dr Frank McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health answers health and diet questions via this paper. He explains neurasthenia as nerve debility and links nervous breakdowns to bad home habits and environment. He cites pelvic congestion as a common factor in hysteria and notes relief can come from abdominal function and controlled use of ice therapy.
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Frank McCoy
McCoy
America
Public Forum Advocates High School Education
A letter to the editor from Charles E. Miller of Athens Ohio urges parents to sacrifice for high school education during 1924 29 noting education builds life chances. He cites that four years of high school greatly boosts prospects versus finishing at eighth grade and stresses timely preparation to seize opportunity.
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Pen Rin
Commerce
Charles E. Miller
Athens
Ohio
Health Q and A on constipation and varicose veins
Constipation highlighted as the root cause of lower spinal pain and rectal distension. Advice emphasizes relieving constipation to ease pain and cautions that varicose vein surgery carries significant after effects, suggesting elastic stockings as safer alternatives.
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O. H
Will Hayes Plans High Rise New York Apartment Stay
By the Way in New York notes Will Hayes will move into one of Gotham’s tallest residential spots. The piece paints Manhattan views from 37 stories up, discusses quiet high floors offer, and cites taxi traffic patterns as unoccupied cabs roam busy avenues.
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New York
Will Hayes
New Front Window
Manhattan
Mons Hays
Filmland
Central Park
Parkway
Will Hays
Gotham
Arthur Brisbane
Stangers
New York Highway
Answers to Questions By Frederick J. Haskin
A collection of trivia including relatives Ramon Navarro and Dolores Del Rio as second cousins from Durango Mexico. Definitions of act of God. The Monadnock building Chicago as the first skyscraper. Glider duration records by Massaux and Schulz. Transmuting mercury to gold via electron manipulation. Coliseum not built until 80 AD. Oakum as hemp fiber for caulking. (Continued on page Ten)
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Ramon Navarro
Dolores del Rio
Durango
Mexico
Monadnock
Chicago
Commandant Massaux
Ferdinand Schulz
Schulz
Puzzle prompts a lone eight letter word with a T hint
Crossword list clumps unrelated clues across horizontal and vertical items. Entries include flying mammal eye part wing seed speedily saltpeter and other oddly garbled terms. The page ends with hints and an answer line referencing yesterday’s Turis.
Kendrick for Vice-Presidency
Senator John B. Kendrick of Wyoming is besproken as a potential vice presidential candidate with Al Smith. The piece highlights Kendrick’s role exposing Teapot Dome and his Senate work against oil monopolies, noting his lack of broad campaigning reputation and Wyoming’s small electoral vote.
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Houston
Tex
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
al Smith
Kendrick
Teapot Dome
Fall
Doheny and Sinclair
Navy
Tom Walsh
Montana
la Follette
Wisconsin
Smith
Washington
Sinclair
Interior Department
Department
Congress
Senate
Boo
This Date in American History June 22 Entries
Entries note June 22 events across years including the Continental Congress issuing 2 million dollars in currency in 1775 the Georgia Supreme Court upholding black public office rights in 1869 the 1870 creation of the Department of Justice and the 1912 renomination of President Taft and Vice President Sherman at Chicago.
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Georgia Supreme Court
Congress
Department of Justice
Taft
Sherman
Chicago
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Robert B. Ward, Inc
Fifth Ave
South Wabash Avenue
Alex Moom
John Perston
Weod
National Red Cross
Sunnyside School Parent- Teacher Association
J. B. Swanson
C. H. Horn
C. H. Harris
Harry Foster
W. E. Moler
H. W. Cotner
Harry Eddington
Lacordaire
Western Bears
Rocky Mountains
Germany
By the Way
Gilbert Swan Messenger
Frederick J. Haskin
Act of God
Arabia
Constellation
Lion
Turis
Maas
AIN
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Iit
Standard Oil
Harding
Colonial Congress
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