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John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Vinton
Washington
Can Play Leading Role in Nation's Future
A housewife and mother, puzzled by national issues and her family's needs, vows to act as a practical neighbor. She contemplates savings, charity, and the impact of WPA wages while urging women to influence economic and social future through decisive, neighborly action. Tomorrow The Better Things.
Monopoly talk vs price control in a busy election era
The piece argues that anti monopoly rhetoric will rise during Congress recess while real price control shifts occur via private mechanisms and special government methods. It notes distrust of drastic busting efforts and predicts voters favor mass production benefits over broad anti monopoly campaigns.
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Congress
United States
Roosevelt
Teddy
Selig Perlman to Speak at Athens Ohio University Convocation
Professor Selig Perlman, a leading labor movement and political theory expert, will discuss social change at an Athens convocation. A associate of John R. Commons, he helped shape modern labor legislation and opposes communism and socialism with a democratic, student-centered approach.
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Selig Perlman
Athens
Ohio University
John R. Commons
Perlman
Wisconsin
American Council On Education
United States
Roosevelt's Court Fight Bends Toward Broad Judicial Reform
Raymond Clapper reviews how Roosevelt’s bid to enlarge the Supreme Court yielded broader reforms. Congress enacted key measures to ease delays, empower the Court, and streamline civil suits, while a court proctor remained unresolved but anticipated.
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Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Cummings
Hughes
Washington wage hour debate hints at large benefiting workers
The piece surveys potential reach of the wage hour act noting labor leaders now estimate many more workers may gain raises than earlier expected. It highlights regional low wages in Florida Tennessee Delaware and DC and recounts David J. Lewis a Maryland senatorial candidate who rose from coal mines at age nine to influence New Deal reforms.
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Washington
Arkansas
Florida
Tennessee
South
Delaware
Connecticut
District of Columbia
David J. Lewis
Millard Tydings
Maryland
Lewis
Center County
Parcel Post
Dr Perlman to Speak on Labor Strength and Communism
A professor argues communism thrives only in backward agricultural nations and urges listeners to attend his Thursday talk. He is described as practical with strong credibility, encouraging attendance by uncertain readers.
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Perlman
Religious Rackets prompts reader letter in The Messenger
In a public forum letter Silas J. Sayers of Trimble argues churches today are hypocritical and urges fidelity to Bible laws. He denounces falsehoods, extols Sunday worship, and claims Abraham Lincoln stood for faith while urging unity among true saints. June 20 Trimble LOC.
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the Messenger
Bolton
Albany
Christ
Devil
God
Abraham Lincoln
Saints
Church of God
Silas J. Sayers
Trimble
We the Women Seek Duchess Guidance on Unemployed Husbands
Women ask the Duchess of Wind Sor for advice on handling idle spouses and the strain of living with a man without a job. They seek practical ways to avoid nagging, sustain ego, and keep harmony at home while exploring whether marriage can be a career.
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Duchess of Windsor
Ten Years Ago News Roundup in Nelsonville and Nearby
Joe B. Davis, a noted coal operator, farmer and sportsman, died at his Nelsonville home on June 22 as Hocking River floodwaters receded and Athens County highways reopened. The Lancaster Daughters of Union Veterans listed members and mourners. A Sherman's home fountain memorial, Mary Pickford hairdo news, and a Mes senger ad for three Holstein cows from Route Five were also noted.
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Joe B. Davis
Nelsonville
Daughters of Union
Lancaster
Mary A. Fryberger
H. le Atkinson
William Hughes
Augusta Finsterwald
Kinkade
Hanning
Alex Root
Flora Boring
Ezra Walker
W. H. Brown
J. L. Pickering
J. B. Allen
John P. Dana
W. B. Southerton
Isaac Newton
A. J. Learned
Millfield
Sherman
Ohio University faculty changes and retirements announced
President Alston Ellis of Ohio University will retire and serve on war boards and national committees. New appointees include Robert L. Morton in extension work, Thor Olson as physical education instructor, Brandon T. Grover in history, O. E. Fun as Rural Training School critic teacher. Leaves of absence for war work granted to several faculty members. Beach discovery: bones of a man found near the municipal pool under the South bridge.
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Alston Ellis
Ohio University
Robert L. Morton
Thor Olson
Brandon T. Grover
O. U
O. E. Fun
W. B. Bentley
I. E. Ash
C. N. Mackinnon
C. M. Douthitt
Victor Whitehouse
B. L. Jefferson
C. E. Skinner
H. V. Cherrington
R. B. Poling
C. H. Crowden
Stars Say for Wednesday June 22 Horoscope Outlook
The forecast notes mixed influences with possible delays and obstacles though some activity and excitement may occur. A short journey or change could prove profitable with help from strangers, while progress remains slow and a birthday year may bring tension but potential for ideas and progress.
Portland Social and Personal News Notes
Misses Maxine and Mary Jo Swan of Columbus visited here over the weekend. Ethel Ellen Lane of Parkersburg returned home after visiting Ernestine Price. Eris Price of the Steamer Reliance guests of relatives here. Maxine Ritchie works at Durst store in Stiversville. Emlin Adams and Charles Newman brought Mrs. Adams home from Camden Clark Hospital to stay with her parents. Five experimental stations to promote Alaska development are operated by the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Ethel Ellen Lane
Parkersburg
Ernestine Price
Eris Price
Reliance
Maxine Ritchie
Durst
Stiversville
Emlin Adams
Charles Newman
Adams
Camden Clark Hospital
Earl Jewett
Alaska
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Companionship and resolve anchor a broken pair
Joe Murray faces a harsh truth of longing for Terry not Helen. He returns to the road for work while Terry arrives with funds and guilt, declaring love and a pact to endure together. They embrace amid hardship, choosing to live and move forward as a pair.
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Joe Murray
Helen
Terry
Aailert
Joe
Health Hints and Diet Health Hints and Diet
Dr Morris Fishbein notes progress in infant welfare from clean milk and water to nurse visits and consultation centers. He cites Roosevelt's White House conference and the Children's Bureau 1912 role, linking adequate wages to lower infant mortality and calling for expanding these public health efforts nationwide.
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Morris Fishbein
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Department of Labor
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