Athens Boys Now In The Real Fighting In France
Ten years ago war chest workers adopted the slogan Go Across Or Come Across. L. F. Miller was elected president of the Lodi teachers association. Twenty years ago the campus planned a $45 000 gymnasium. Logan was thought to gain oil fever. Mrs. M Johnson was elected recording secretary of the Hi Study Circle.
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War Chest Workers
L. F. Miller
The
Lodi
Athens
France
M. Johnson
Hi Study Circle
Thought for Today on Wealth and Apples of Gold
A Thought for Today notes that many in hot pursuit chase wealth yet lose the mind and the power to enjoy it, warning that riches can dull true happiness and wisdom as quoted by Tupper.
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North American
Hoover Favored by People Over Politicians in Presidential Race
A newspaper column argues Herbert Hoover leads the Republican field as voters back him regardless of party while politicians attack the preferred candidate. It predicts Hoover would win an overwhelming plurality if the public’s wishes could be canvassed.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
United States
Reed
Smith
Houston
South
Ritchie
Maryland
Willis
Curtis
Watson
Lowden
Dawes
Ohio
Mr. Coolidge
Younger generation drives end of day trend echoes in Marshfield
The piece notes youth demand for constant excitement spreads to elders and family routines. It mentions Superintendent Will Merritt’s proposed point system for home work in Marshfield. Athens, Hocking and Meigs countians are cited as witnesses.
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Dad
Will Merritt
Marshfield
Merritt
Athens
Hocking
Meigs Countians
Respecting Americans on the Vienna to Paris Express
An American passenger on the Vienna to Paris international train passes through Swiss and French checkpoints with calm humor. French officers question travelers about goods while an American quietly asserts he is bound for London. The episode underscores differing national perceptions of American honesty.
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Vienna
Paris
France
Donane Offier
London
Monseur
The Immortal Mule Invades Army Readiness
The article notes mules remain essential to the U S Army despite more motor vehicles. It calls the mule stubborn and loyal, a constant trooper through the army’s history, and dimisses efforts to remove him. It also mentions John J Pershing being named a bank director and an eccentric family moving into the neighborhood.
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United States Army
Henry Ford
Davis
Chicago tax rise funds city growth and police hire
Arthur Brisbane notes Chicago property values rose by 575 million dollars in 1927 enabling higher taxes to support expanded city services. He highlights park improvements, mayoral governance, and says Mussolini seeks empire with energy and action while Italy debates a new aristocracy of service.
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Chicago
New York
Mussolini
Italy
Fascism Seeks Vatican Accord With Limited Papal Powers
Fascism aims to win the Vatican by granting the Pope restricted temporal powers and return of some territory, plus compensation for Papal property seized in Garibaldi days. The plan falters as the Pope rejects any state that absorbs all power, a concept Mussolini embodies.
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Vatican
Mussolini
Uncle Sam Sets Example as Mellon Pays Off Debt
In February Mr. Mellon paid off 99 million dollars of debt. The public benefits from his services, valued at far more than the cost, while Seaboard Air Line stock traded at 12 after a 30 price last month. Florida traffic is forecast to rise, and Davies S Warfield, founder of the Seaboard, has died.
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Sam
Mr. Mellon
United States
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Florida
Davies S. Warfield
Seaboard
Notable railroad leaders and pay scales noted
A remark contrasts finding top railroad figures such as Warfield Harriman and Hill with the broader business struggle to recruit high earners. It notes the rarity of the $50 000 a year executive and the even rarer $250 000 man, while highlighting the prevalence of the $1 200 a year worker who seeks far more.
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Warfield
Harriman
Hill
United States
Sun Energy Source Theories Spur Prize Seekers
A New York scientific body offers cash for the best thesis on the sun’s gigantic energy sources. Proposals explore intra atomic energy and the release of atomic energy under sunlike heat and pressure. It is suggested the sun contains vast radioactive material powering light and heat.
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New York
Sun and Jupiter Will Shine For Hundreds of Millions of Years
The text asserts the sun will continue to heat and light Earth and Jupiter for hundreds of millions of years, then pivots to a real estate angle noting ample time for corner lot values to rise.
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Earth
Jupiter
The Eagle Symbolizes Speed and Money Away from the Nest
An emblem praising swift wealth, linking the eagle’s fastest flight to leaving the nest. The saying frames financial nearness to liberty and independence as a bold, utilitarian emblem.
Quiet Democrats Avoid Jackson Day Presidency Talk
The report notes two Democratic figures not suggested for the presidency at Jackson Day dinners but they are not commenting on the matter.
Health and Diet Advice From Dr Frank McCoy
Dr Frank McCoy answers health and diet questions noting mental factors affect wellbeing. He cites fear as a key hindrance and urges constructive education, courage, and exercise with proper nutrition. dandruff caused by microbe or poor cleanliness. wash scalp daily, use coconut oil after drying, and sterilize brushes and combs.
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Frank McCoy
Diet and head ache remedy correspondence
E A H asks about intestinal indigestion and headaches. The columnist notes gas as a symptom and promises Saturday menus to relieve distress and a future article on headaches if the reader shares name and address. Fred D asks about noonday lunch options and whether a malted milk and figs would keep weight.
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Fred D
Night along 46th Street: a boy guides blind beggars home
In New York at 46th and Broadway a fourteen year old boy leads a small group of blind beggars through the night to flop-houses near the river. The piece notes the boy’s unusual nightly errand and the theater district’s predatory edge. Broadway Joe quips about actors and debts.
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Gilbert Swan Messenger
New York
46Th
Broadway
46Th Street
Power and union strength in coal mines across Hocking Valley
An editor recalls the rise of unions in the coal sector, praising worker solidarity in the Hocking and Sunday Creek valleys. He denounces John L. Lewis and operators for wielding power to crush competition, urging fair terms and warning of mine closures if the Jacksonville scale prevails.
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Hocking Valley
Hock Valley
Hocking
Sunday Creek
John L. Lewis
Jacksonville
Union
Mr. Lewis
The Race for President Now
A Washington analysis of the 1932 presidential race notes Senator Jim Reed as a potential candidate and outlines tensions within the Democratic field. It discusses Governor Ritchie and potential Reed–Ritchie dynamics, plus Hoover vs anti Hoovers within the Republican camp and the split between factions.
Miner strike rhetoric sparks calls for coalfield renewal
In a tense speech, Mr. Lewis appeals to miners and supporters amid industrial strife. He cites memories of past hardships and urges a united push to revive the coal districts, aiming to restore work and district prominence after years of struggle.
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Wronabis
Lewis
Jacksonville
This Date in American History Notes
In 1766 Spaniards seized New Orleans. In 1886 the Alamo massacre occurred. In 1866 the Supreme Court issued the Dred Scott decision. In 1861 the Confederate government authorized an army of 100000. In 1862 Lincoln asked Congress for gradual emancipation of slaves.
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New Orleans
Alamo
Supreme Court
Dred Scott
Lincoln
Congress
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Mixed Fragments
Fragmented crossword page reads: questions on future, beak, selling, Egypt, Chautauqua, wool fibers, Pi feet, lettuce, and an early court. The text shows garbled lines and partial clues from yesterday’s puzzle.
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Matt
John J. Pershing
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Mellon Pays
Arthur Brisbane
Old Roman Empire
Austria
Austrian
Tyrol
By the Way
Joe
Rodney Dutcher Messenger
Washington
Jim Reed
al Smith
Jim
Republican Party
Moses
Edge
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Auppertine Hooter
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P Megiain
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