Hoover press conferences soften hostile Washington mood
Washington reporters once hostile to President Hoover now cheer his first day in office. He invited a larger, more open schedule, pledged journalistic help, and offered private briefings, hinting at more frequent conferences. The shift follows public and media expectations of greater access and transparency.
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The Limited Mail remembered in Athens era
Elmer E. Vance the Newark Ohio playwright and telegraph operator created The Limited Mail a landmark one night melodrama here. The piece used railroad equipment on stage to thrill audiences with a hero tied to tracks and a rescue that defined early mechanical melodrama.
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New York Musicians and Miners and the Monitor Tale
A columnist muses on fame and modern celebrity, noting how tastes shift as idols reveal dullness with scrutiny. He returns to Dorothy Parker and Irving, then recounts a Oklahoma raised author and Hindus’ fight, before pivoting to Manhattan storefronts and a Civil War naval anecdote about the Monitor and Merrimack.
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Financial powers shape national defense and industry
The article discusses how powerful financial organizations push national priorities in air defense, mentions money in Juarez, and cites influential figures and firms including Ford, Boeing, and United. It portrays Wall Street cheerfulness amid high money movement and notes a Mexican revolution tied to arms and religious tensions.
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Health and Diet Advice from Dr Fane McCoy
Doctor Fane McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health answers reader questions on organic and inorganic salts, hydration, and fasting. He promotes a cleansing diet with plantbased minerals, limits salt intake, and suggests cooking methods for beans and vegetables to improve digestion and flavor.
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Diverse 1960s era notices and notes mix in Ohio story
A patchwork of oblique items spans deaths in Florida and Ohio age 114, wartime rhetoric, sport and favor notes, Oklahoma warfare rumors, fitness tips, Athens County coat output, Meigs County family loss in Germany, Trotsky universal proletarian idea, and Cleveland transit labor talks.
Author of Little Women Recalled in News Puzzle
A cross word clue asks for the author of Little Women. Other hints reference types of masters compositions, sounds of cows, and phrases about geography and history. The page presents a jumbled puzzle with horizontal and vertical entries including court and international law mentions.
Answers to Questions by Frederick Haskin on Royal succession
Frederick Haskin explains that if the current king dies the Prince of Wales becomes king, but his brother may not inherit as Prince of Wales. The heir must be created. the Duke of York would likely be heir after such a change, with potential future developments if the Prince of Wales marries and has sons.
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