Reorganizing Government Signals Businesslike Reform Approach
The piece urges a businesslike reorganization of U S government machinery under President Harding. It praises Hoover and Mellon for their organizational skills and calls for a purge of duplication and waste across executive departments while urging the legislative branch to pursue its own efficiency and structure reforms.
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Atlanta Constitution
Harding
United States
Taft
Wilen
America
Serbert Hoover
Andrew Mellon
Legislative Department
Central American row threatens U S interests over arbitration
The dispute between Panama and Costa Rica over a distant award risks U S involvement as protector of the region. Washington may intervene to prevent wider conflict, though recognition of Costa Rica’s revolutionary government complicates policy while calls for a new arbitration persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Costa Rica
Uncle Sam
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
United States
Costa Oe
Rica
Meyer
Unhampered by Precedent in Difficultier Task
A fragment suggests a situation where a future effort would be easier than a prior one, due to lack of prior precedent. The statement hints at learning from the past to avoid constraints. No names or places are provided in the readable text.
Soul culture and crime beat blend in quirky newspaper note
A collage of unrelated clippings notes new restaurant culture in Forties with dreamy quotes, a New York cigar clerk facing robbery, a postmortem question about an air officer, a wry remark on pasted columns preventing laryngitis, and a Piqua Daily Call want ad for collectors of old accounts.
Nurses Campaign for Education and Better Training Gains Steam
The piece outlines a nationwide push by nursing associations to recruit and train more nurses amid declining student enrollments. It highlights overwork, poor housing, and low pay in training schools, the shift toward higher standards and degrees, and the army and Red Cross campaigns to expand nursing with local committees and long campaigns. Major Julia Stimson notes the drive is just beginning but shows hopeful recruitment across states.
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New York
Saels — Ghould
Te Atal
Aro
Red Cross Nursing Association
Navy
Army
Red Cross
Boards of Education
Julia Stimson
Army Nurse Corps
Euterpeans to Present Piano Recital in Logan
Logan March 6. The Euterpeans announce a piano recital at the high school auditorium on March 10 with Mrs Grace Hamilton Morrey of Columbus as the performer. Morrey, a pianist of reputation, recently played at Yale for the faculty. arrival organized by Miss Nellie Alien.
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Euterpeans
Grace Hamilton Morrey
Columbus
Morrey
Yale
Nellie Alien
Morry
Logan
Logan Pays Tribute As Molloy Quits Soft Drink Business
George Molloy who ran a soft drink establishment in the Ackers building on Main Street has quit business. He operated in Logan for several years, previously coming from New Straitavilig.
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George Molloy
Ackers Building
Main Street
Logan
New Straitavilig
Wage Cut Notice for Maintenance of Way at Columbus
A bulletin posted in the railroad shops invites employer representatives to meet with railroad officials in Columbus on March 10. The meeting aims to secure wage reductions for the maintenance of way department effective April 1, with higher paid workers also facing possible cuts. The department covers unskilled labor at round houses section men foremen and related railroad helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maintenance of Way Department
Columbus
Maintenance of Way
John G. Collins Visits Columbus on Logan Home business
John G. Collins traveled to Columbus on Thursday for business with the Logan Home Telephone company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Collins
Columbus
Logan Home Telephone Company
Mingo Lodge Hosts Second Winter Dance At Club Room
A large crowd attended a Masonic dance in the James block club room hosted by Mingo lodge's dance committee. The Hake Montgomery orchestra provided music with Carl Littlejohn at the traps. Refreshments were served as the event continued a winter series of dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingo Masonic Lodge
James Block
Hake- Montgomery
Carl Littlejohn
Masonic Committee
Hocking Valley Railroad Cuts Staff Across Divisions
Labor reductions hit the local terminal River division and Straitaville branches. Train crews are out of service section gangs decimated bridge gangs wiped out shopmen down to under half the former force. Low morale and readjustment disrupt southern divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Division
Straitaville
Hocking Valley Railroad
Repaired Cars Move Through Hocking Valley Facilities
Hocking Valley cars repaired at foreign contract shops arrive daily on their home road. They are stored on double track and all available sidings and yards. The company reports 1760 cars repaired at the contract shops.
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Hocking Valley
Funeral of Dr D Finney Held at Presbyterian Church
Funeral and burial were held Friday afternoon from the Presbyterian church at 3 PM. Rev. Lee Wilson of Canton Ohio, a nephew, conducted the services. Dr Finney had lived in Logan for 45 years and was considered a leading citizen.
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D. Finney
Presbyterian Church
Lee Wilson
Canton
Dr. Finney
Logan
Oil field drillers face wage cuts as production grows
Wages for drillers and tool dressers are cut from 11 to 10 to 9 and 8 dollars with further reductions expected. Greendale No. 18 on Van Sickle lease produced 40 barrels after coming in, while No. 13 produced none. Plymouth No.2 on John Tom lease flowed during drilling and is now producing 100 barrels. Carter Oil No.2 on Wells Tom drilled as a gas well, its output sent to Ohio Fuel Supply lines. Red Top No.2 on Chute heirs farm in Green township located. No.1 yields five barrels. Chartiers Company, the field's largest, operates only two tool strings. Earl Bright returns from Texas oil fields reporting a collapsed market.
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Greendale Oil Company
van Sickle
Greendale Company
Plymouth Company
Ward Township
Carter Oil Company
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Red Top Oil Company
Chute Heirs
Green Township
Chartiers Company
Earl Bright
Logan
Texas
John Auler
New Straitsville
Charley Wildermuth
Buchtel
Auler
Perry County
Kansas
Charley Donahue
Rachelmacher
Pure Oil Company
Late Oil Notes In Perry County Near New Straits ville
The John Auler farm near New Straits ville in Perry county hosts a new drilling location moved by contractor Charley Wildermuth from Buchtel. Fourteen wells operate in the local field as road conditions worsen and crude prices fall, forcing many workers to return east.
Ohio oil rigs on Ward township tract near Green dale
The Pure Oil Company has completed rigs for wells No 6 and No 7 on the Stout heirs farm in Ward township near Green dale. The tract has been a major producer in the local field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel
Cedigeny
Dawley
Ward Township
Pure Oil Company
Stout Heirs
Greendale
Sinn Feinites Destroy 31 Houses in Rosglea
In the largest reprisal yet seen in Ulster Sinn Fein followers torch 31 houses in Rosglea County Fir magh after an attack by Ulster Volunteers on Republic troops.
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Sinn Pein
Dublin
Ulster
Sinn Finers
Rosglea
County of Firmagh
Republic
Dilster
Advertising: The Great Civilizing Force of Modern Life
A persuasive essay argues that advertising shapes daily life more than news. It claims ads deliver personal progress, new comforts, and efficient commerce, urging readers to read advertising columns to obtain necessities and luxuries at better prices.
Church Lesson and Sermon Topics for Sunday March 6
Sunday school lesson titled Jesus His Friends from Matthew 26. Golden Text She hath done what she could from Mark 14:8. Christian Endeavor topic Thy Kingdom Come. In My Church focuses on Matthew 6 7 15 and a consecration meeting.
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Jesus
Christian Science Sunday Service at Masonic Temple
The notice invites attendance at a Sunday service at 10 45 A M with the subject Man and a golden text from Daniel 10 19. Sunday school begins at 9 30 A M and a Wednesday 7 00 P M meeting is announced.
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Christian Science Society
Masonic Temple
First Christian Church Seeks World Mission Support
McLean Memorial Day observed with Prof Trewsley unveiling A McLean picture. Bible school at 9 with J H Burt. Morning sermon on The World's Challenge to the Church. Foreign Missions offering requested. Evening service features It Must be the Personal ne of the Bible. Endeavor and Sayer service at 6 and 7. Our Bible schools offer classes for all ages.
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First Christian Church
E. D. Murch
Bible School
J. H. Burt
McLean
Trewsley
A. McLean
Service at Good Shepherd Corner on Sunday Evening
Chaplain Haywood L. Winter of the 19th Infantry Camp Sherman will lead the service at 7 00 PM. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend at the Good Shepherd Corner of State and Carpenter streets.
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Good Shepherd Corner State
Carpenter Streets
Haywood L. Winter
19Th Infantry
Sherman
Presbyterian Church Announces Sunday Schedule Shift
President E. W. Chubb will speak at 10 30 Sunday morning as Rev. Dr. A. Y. Wilcox is ill. Sunday School proceeds at the usual time. Evening service is omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
E. W. Chubb
A. Y. Wilcox
Free Methodist Church Sunday Services and School
E. D. Crane pastor leads Sunday school at 9 00 and preaching at 10 15 with W B Pruden as superintendent Strouds Run offers Sunday school at 9 30 A M
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Free Methodist Church
E. D. Crane
B. Pruden
Strouds
Salvation Army Meetings Led by Captain and Mrs Devol
Captain and Mrs Devol lead Salvation Army services in city locations including Court House corner and the Nazarene Church at Upper Plains. Open air and indoor meetings run Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings at 7 o'clock with 6:30 start for outdoor events. Sunday features open air at 7 30 with indoor at 7 o'clock. A Monday open air is planned at 6 o'clock followed by a church meeting at 7 o'clock.
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Salvation Army
Devol
Court House Corner
Mayor’s Court Room
City Building
Nazerene
Upper Plains
Church of God Service Schedule at Hocking Street
The Church of God on Hocking Street lists Sunday school at 9:00 AM, sermon by the pastor at 10:00 AM, and evening service at 7:00 PM with the topic Is the Gospel Definite? A prayer meeting and Bible study follow Thursday at 7:00 PM.
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Church OF God
Hocking Street
B. F. Timmons
First Baptist Church Music Hall Service Reminder
Homer C. Smith, pastor, invites those without a church home to attend Sunday school at 9 15 a m and morning worship at 10 15 a m tomorrow at First Baptist Church Music Hall.
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First Baptist Church
Homer C. Smith
Central Ave M E Church Services Ad
Dallas pastor leads Sunday school at 9 00 A M and morning worship at 10 20 A M with the Paradoxes of Life sermon The day includes Junior Church Junior League Epworth League and an evening service featuring The Empty Temple The public is invited to attend all services.
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Central Ave. M. E
Dallas
First Methodist Church Service Schedule
C Lloyd Strecker pastor. Sunday school 9 A M. Morning worship 10 30. Sermon by Rev F M Evans Superintendent of Marietta District. Epworth League devotional 6 P M Topic The Golden Whirlpool Africa. Evening service 7. Pastor's theme Is the Cross Out of Date. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 P M. Everyone welcome.
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First Methodist Church
C. Lloyd Strecker
F. M. Evans
Marietta
Epworth League
Golden Whirlpool
Africa
Peter Pan's New York Premiere in 1905
Maude Adams starred as the title role when Peter Pan opened in New York City on November 6, 1905. The excerpt notes the production date and lead actress.
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New York
L. A
Bible Verse About the King and Penknife Explained
The text cites Jeremiah 36 9th month winter house fire and Jehudi cutting the scroll with a penknife. It also notes the revised term brazier for hearth and asks why Kentucky is called the Dark and Bloody Ground. The explanation links the name to Indian warfare or a possible translation of an Indian word.
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D. A
Jehudi
Kentucky
College YMCA and YWCA Host Noted Joint Meeting
The YMCA and YWCA at Ohio University held a joint meeting in the college gymnasium. Attendees called it the finest meeting of its kind ever held at Ohio University and praised its role in promoting college spirit and fellowship.
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Ohio University
Harding and His Town Marion Honored in Ceremony
Citizens of Marion pay tribute to President Warren G. Harding and his home town in a formal salute. Local leaders praised his legacy and urged unity as the community reflects on national events.
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Harding
Fifth Avenue
Warren
Florida
Enduring Remedies and Family Care through Womanly Ailments
A brief advising note on youth and maternal health contrasts vitality with later suffering from womanly diseases. It credits Dr. Pierce with remedies used for over fifty years and suggests neighbors know better.
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Pierce
Care Trouble With PS ET EEE AE Relief
Vague fragment notes trouble with care and relief phrases. Mentions eating what you like and a price cue of 15c, but lacks clear subjects or event context.
Marion Chamber Promises Growth Ahead for Town
The speaker argues Marion is not better than Athens but pledges hospitality to visiting Marion Chamber of Commerce. Local officials claim improvements will show Marion as a live growing town once construction and new homes start. Athens is praised as a fine town, with confidence in its future progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Athens
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Dusty commute sparks clash over moving delays
A chaotic relocation causes widespread disruption as residents protest the shuffle. Many complain about dust, noise, and crowding while officials insist the move will bring improved access and services.
Orpheus Descends to Hades to Find Eurydice
The narrator recalls Orpheus venturing into the underworld to locate his wife Eurydice. The tale highlights the legendary journey and its perilous quest for reunion.
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Orpheus
Eurydice
Hades
Tiger
Gasoline Tractor Designed To Push Or Pull Equally
A gasoline powered tractor has been designed to push and pull vehicles with equal efficiency. The invention aims to balance pulling capacity and pushing force for versatile road and field use.
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Glyn
G. Bernard Shaw
G. K. Chesterton
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Arnold Bennett
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Cincinnati
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