Advertising Rates and National Representatives
Advertising rates on application at Home or Foreign offices. Nominal charge for obituary cards of banks. National Advertising Representatives Hopert Ward Inc. 601 Fifth Ave New York City and South Wabash Avenue Chicago.
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Hopert & Ward Inc
Fifth Ave
New York City
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Program for Children and the Child Labor Debate
A group supports constructive legislation to curb child labor by expanding education and department oversight, arguing it could outpace enforcement costs. Owen R. Lovejoy counters that America’s pace and methods mean school-based reform would take too long, urging continued state action and national educational campaigns.
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Department of Education
Owen R. Lovejoy
National Child Labor Committee
National Committee
Spur of the Moment Echoes in a Tangled Tale
A rambling, era voice piece mixes sports banter and social vignettes. It recalls a fan chant “Come on home run Babe,” and sketches comic scenes with Jimson and a gossiping household. The column juxtaposes Paris fashion, clairvoyant Camille Flammarion, and movie-era showgirl fantasies with casual noir flavor.
Remarkable colored settlement roots in Stevens County
Stevens County holds a small, distinct colored settlement founded in the early eighties. About sixty families live there with maize, broomcorn, and watermelons thriving. Twenty preachers serve the community, and residents pursue independent livelihoods despite cultural barriers. A mother reminds a seven year old there are germs on a puppy she saw hopping.
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Stevens County
Navaho Weaving Art Elevates Native Crafts in U S Cultures
Frederic J. Haskin reports Navajo weaving earns fame beyond the desert. Flapper fashion embraces blankets and sweaters in bold colors with zigzags and figures. Weavers balance artistry with practicality, values old pieces, and government efforts protect authentic work.
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Washington, D. C
Athens Watch Dog Diary Snippet Sparks Local Banter
A June day in Athens features light social escapades and playful quarrels. The diary recalls mingling with neighbors, a court street gathering with politicians, and chatter about weddings, travels, and daily curiosities in a lively, handwritten city chronicle.
Questions and Answers Information Service Offer
Readers may submit questions to the Athens Messenger Information Bureau Washington DC with two cents for postage. The bureau will provide information and cannot give legal medical or financial advice or resolve domestic troubles.
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Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Direecter
Washington
DD. C
The
Inquirer
American Legion Essay Contest Promises $1500 in Prizes
Prizes totaling 1500 will be awarded to winners of an American Legion essay and test on how the organization can best serve the nation. Open to ages 12 to 18, entries must reach the county superintendent of schools by midnight August 1, 1922. First prize 750, second 500, third 250 to be used for college scholarships. rules available from the National Headquarters Americanization Commission Indianapolis. The county office will assist entrants with rules and submission, which go to the state education department in Columbus after Athens receipt.
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Athens
Samuel Pepys
Foltz
Abrigal
Professor Cherrington
Harvard
Daniel Webster
Korea
Court Street
Harry Bennet
Oliver Hartley
Tom Jones
Pomeroy
Middleport
Law
Congressman Foster
Carl Heck
Portsmouth
Joe Bonzo
William Henderson
Amesville
Marcia Scott
Pauline Swanson
Florence Poston
Martha Stewart
Kircher
Berry Hotel
Fair Grounds
Ed Carpenter
New York Bank Statement
New York Clearing House
Chicago
Cornell
Mayo Clinic
Stanford
California
Utah
Columbia
Pittsburg
Massachusses
Tech
Johns Hopkins
Admiral Ward
England
R. R. T. A. Pompey
Rome
A. C
Colosseum
New York
Pennsylvania
D. L. W. A. Hot Springs
Hot Springs National Park
Arkansas
United States
American Legion
Hanford MacNider
American Legin
American Legion Americanization Commission
Indianapolis
Indiana
State Department of Education
Columbus
Tampa boy builds world’s smallest radio set
A thirteen year old Tampa boy, A. B. Shaw, manufactured what is claimed to be the smallest radio apparatus in the world. The device was built with a matchbox and cost only twenty five cents.
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International News Service
Tampa
Fla
A. B. Shaw
Notable Births and Political Nominations in Ohio History
The record lists births of Leonard Case in Cleveland 1820 and Paul Laurence Dunbar in Dayton 1872. It notes the 1898 Prohibition State convention in Cleveland selecting Gideon P. Macklin for governor and the 1897 renomination of Asa S. Bushnell on the Republican ticket.
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Leonard Case
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Farl Cranston
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Athens
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Dayton
Gideon P. Macklin
Asa S. Bushnell
First Oregon Woman Serves as Grand Jury Foreman
Mrs. Emma T. Finlayson, a Eugene housewife, becomes the first woman in Oregon to hold the role of foreman for a grand jury, marking a historic milestone in the state.
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Emma T. Finlayson
Eugene
Oregon
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