Preéefice W. Bush Publisher Us4 w 1935
The document lists the Treatuen Messenger and Herald publication details with publisher Bush and Morris as editor, noting weekly weekday issues and Sunday editions. It provides circulation area with five counties and associations, plus contact points in Detroit and New York for rates and offices.
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Ee Preéefice
W. Bush
Us4
Treatuens Messenger & Herald Fruiting Co
Gordon EK. Bush
Mgr
Charles H. Morris
A Thought for Today Verse on Mercy and Sin
A devotional line cites Psalm 136 12 praising God for mercy that endures forever. It contrasts mercy with sin noting that mercy emboldens wrongdoing in a Shakespearean insight.
Common sense rules farm and school aid programs
The article argues that aid programs from state, federal, or private donors come with conditions grounded in common sense. It notes farm relief and wheat planting limits, warns that overproduction harms markets, and cites state school consolidation as a condition for funding. It stresses diversification for Southeastern Ohio farmers and cautions against relying on single crops like peaches.
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Ohio
Farm Board
Life in the City and Health: Medical Experts Note Adaptation
A recent discussion on how urban versus rural living affects health emphasizes that humans were not originally adapted to city life. Medical experts review factors influencing well being as urbanization reshapes daily routines and environments.
City Life and Safety Through the Ages
The text contrasts medieval city sizes with modern megacities and notes shifts in urban populations. It explains how urban safety improved via sewage, clean water, food, transport, and housing, while disease patterns differ by location. It discusses factors like air pollution, crowding, sunlight, and rapid urban pace shaping health and adaptation.
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United States
New York
North Dakota
Roosevelt Urges State Soil Surveys To Aid Farmers
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt argues that state level soil surveys can greatly boost farming by identifying unsuitable land and guiding its use. He notes New York has 185,000 farms and nearly a million people dependent on agriculture, and credits a recent non partisan commission for progress.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
New York State
Roosevelt
Chief Officer Manning Again Demonstrates Bravery At Sea
Harry Manning chief officer of the liner America again shows heroism by taking a lifeboat through stormy seas to rescue an officer from a freighter whose presence aboard America was needed due to his daughter's illness. Captain George S. Fried supported by Manning is noted for similar feats.
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Manning
Harry Manning
America
George S. Fried
Fried
Officer Manning
Modern marriage tale staged in Central Work Casino satire
New York critics report a swanky Central Work Casino pageant featuring a ballet allegory on modern marriage and divorce. Jurist Dudley Field Ma. Jones and several society figures appear in a satire where the couple’s ties crumble. a farmer wife clings to the farm as a rural rebound theme emerges.
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New York
Dudley Field
Jone
Paris
Comic Artist Leaves City for Rural Farm Life
One of America's most successful comic artists earned huge sums from sophisticated drawings. He moved far from town to a rural farm, raising horses, dogs, chickens, cows and grain. People envied him as wealth seemed to line his pockets.
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America
Heck
Notable dancer finally arrives after long delays
After three years of negotiations a famed dancer arrives in town with a $16,000 bond posted by a revue producer to cover potential management disputes. Two dressing rooms were prepared at high cost, but opening night drew jeers from the audience.
Plague Aided Rule Turmoil in India Tale
A fragment notes India facing rising population impact and potential loss of control under native rule. It mentions smallpox and other plagues as factors shaping future governance and health crises.
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India
Record of Detroit to Miami Air Trip by Diesel-Driven Plane
Interest managers and stockholders of railroad and steamslip lines note a Detroit to Miami flight completed in 10 hours 15 minutes nonstop. Chief Engineer Willson of Packard Company and pilot Walter Lees are cited as crew. Fuel cost for the trip is eight dollars fifty cents.
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Detroit
Miami
Willson
Packard Company
Walter Lees
Flying airships offer transcontinent journeys for five dollars
The piece envisions large scale airship travel with enough power to defy storms. Passengers could ride from the Atlantic to the Pacific for five dollars, a distance of about three thousand miles, cheaper than a telephone wire transmission today.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Health and Diet Advice From Dr Frank McCoy
A health column discusses sleep tips for motorists and insomnia causes. It covers best sleep positions, bedding, avoiding worries, exercise, diet corrections for gas, and enemas to ease bowels. It also advises against stimulants at night and suggests mental relaxation techniques. Additionally readers ask about Paget's Disease and rancid butter remedies, with medical guidance offered.
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Frank McCoy
Hoover Considers Uncle Sam Guarantee on European War Aid
Hoover weighs the idea of a U.S. guarantee to defend France if attacked. He signals reluctance and notes that Frances mobilizes land and naval forces while the nation would send troops and money to Europe only if a foreign power strikes France.
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Hoover
Uncle Sam
Frances
Mnyland
United States
Europe
France
English pledge to aid France amid long wartime struggle
The Plain English states support for rescuing Cestoute from danger and underwriting future war difficulties of France, praising a nation that has endured nearly twelve centuries of conflict while highlighting Britain's friendship.
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Cestoute
France
Quote flags government failure in guaranteeing rights
A harsh critique states that any government that should give or imply a guarantee of rights is unworthy of office and would not hold power long. The remark emphasizes distrust of assurances and the fragility of political commitments.
Wealth and money flow across a thirsty land
The text argues there is abundant money and wealth in the United States but challenges in mobilizing funds and distributing resources. It notes Secretary Mellon seeking 450 billion to fund the Sam program and public demand to buy treasury certificates totaling 1291 million dollars while water abundance contrasts with drought needs.
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Mellon
Thele Sam
Treasury
United States
City moves to deport all alien radicals amid worker dismissals
In New York City authorities push to expel alien radicals. Police supply employers with radical lists and hundreds are dismissed. Despite strong resistance on both sides the effort continues with limited public objection.
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New York City
Public Schools and Radicalism Debate in Philadelphia
The text questions expelling children of Red Radicals from public schools and suggests sending sick people from hospitals. It ponders the purpose of public schools and whether managers admit they cannot cure radicalism in a child or convert him to admiration of what radicals call our capitalistic system.
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New York
Phat
Question and Answer: Will You
A terse prompt fragment asks, “Will you,” shown as a truncated Q and A item. The readable text provides no further context or resolution.
Morgan Unveils Costly Private Yacht Corsair
Mr J P Morgan introduces a new yacht costing 2 500 000 the largest private craft ever built The world once envied Morgan now praises his role in supporting the ship building industry A modest shopper travels to Europe on a four boat free to anyone more comfortably than Morgan aboard the Corsair.
Such a Yacht Compared to Bremen Ship Prices
The excerpt contrasts ME MORGAN'S $2,000,000 yacht with a Bremen ship valued at 10,000,000 in the United States. It argues in favor of democratic access, noting public parks and fast trains are for everyone, not private use, and that the finest ships should be shared by all.
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ME. Morgan
Bremen
United States
Democratic
Dars
Corsair Boat Resembles J P Morgan’s Childhood Craft
The article notes a handsome Corsair built by J P Morgan's son, closely resembling the elder Morgan's late childhood boat. The original Corsair was smaller, but the elder Morgan enjoyed it.
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J. P. Morgan
Sunday Musical Sailor Aboard Manhattan Dock
On a Saturday he would go aboard from a dock on the Manhattan side of the last River and on Sunday morning in the dining saloon he would play religious music, likely on a foot powered machine.
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Manhattan
Ftoot
Daily study note on correct English usage
A compact listing of common word mistakes and pronunciation tips. It highlights misused phrases such as nervy and presumptuous, discusses correct pronunciation of Commy and vowel sounds, and offers synonyms for quiet and peaceful. Includes a daily goal to master one word and uses today’s word specifically with example context.
Athens Girls Basketball Team Goes Abroad for First Time
The Athens High girls team left at noon today for New Straitsville to face the local girls team. This marks the first time an Athens girls squad has traveled to compete abroad.
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Athens High
New Straitsville
Athens
Debates End With Unanimous Wins for Pomeroy and Lancaster
In Athens and Lancaster last night, John Hancock High faced a triangular debate. Decisions were unanimous in favor of Pomeroy and Lancaster, respectively.
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John
Wind and hail lash Athens injuring several
A morning storm in Athens caused significant damage and injuries as wind and hail battered the city for about 15 minutes starting near 11 o'clock. The weather appeared sudden as the storm descended from a clear sky.
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Athens
Local Briefs From Athens And Surrounding Areas
Twenty years ago Worley W. Brown of Middleport a Republican candidate for representative of Meles County spent Sunday with his wife and friends in Athens. Dr I P McVay returned from a ten days trip through southern Texas where he has land interests. Miss Olive Johnston Lancaster Miss Bess OHarra Plain City and Miss Emma Kodda Nelsonville were guests of Mrs H A Hateh Saturday.
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Worley W. Brown
Middleport
Meles County
Athens
I. BP. McVay
Texas
Olive Johnston
Lancaster
Bess O'Harra
Plain City
Emma Kodda
Nelsonville
H. A. Hateh
Van Dyke Visit Highlights Local Family Weekend
Mr Raymond Van Dyke of Mingo Junction stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs William Van Dyke on Carpenter Street over the weekend.
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Raymond van Dyke
Mingo Junction
William van Dyke
Carpenter Street
Jounday
Babbit reference and Folger Shakespeare collection details
They discuss the term Babbit likening a self important small town personality. Henry C. Folger of New York gave Washington a Shakespeare collection of about 20 000 rare volumes for the Shakespeare Memorial project, with reading room and gallery. The Balkan name origin traces to a mountain belt south of the Danube. A New York customs inspector earns about 2100 dollars yearly.
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Babbit
Babbitt
Sinclair Lewis
Washington
Henry C. Folger
New York City
Lower
Danube
New York Customs
K.P. H
Happenings About the Capital
Washington from March 13 is set to see a flood of political tips as tariff debates wind through Congress. Key contests include Norris in Nebraska facing Stebbins Williams and possibly McKelvie, plus Couzens in Michigan and Heflin in Alabama. Other races feature Walsh of Montana, Butler and Draper in Massachusetts, Grundy in Pennsylvania, and Frelinghuysen in New Jersey with labor and dry wets shaping nominations.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Bill
Senate
Couzens
Michigan
Walsh
Montana
Norris
Nebraska
Grundy
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Tom Heflin
George W. Norris
W. M. Stebbins
George A Williams
Stebbins
Williams
Samuel R McKelvie
Federal Farm Board
McKelvie
Hoover
Bert Green
Mickwan
James Couzens
Green
Tom Walsh
O. H. P. Shelley
Supreme Court
Albert Galen
Galen
Massachusetts
Senator Gillett
Calvin Coolidge
William M. Butler
Eben S. Draper
Draper
Butler
Bay State
Alvan T. Fu
Ware
Boss Vare
Philadelphia
Secretary of
Labor
James J. Davis
Joe Grundy
Davis
Vare
Joe Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Dwight Morrow
Organization
London
Walter Edge
Senator Baird
Hayue
Jersey City
Judicial Question Airplane Inventors Clues in Puzzle
A puzzle style list links terms like airplane inventors and governor clues with numbers and words such as lifeless scale writing fluid and spigot. It reads as a mixed quiz of vertical and horizontal clues, requiring crossword style solution.
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Nebraska
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