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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Milk Regulations Elevate Public Health in Rural Counties
In Ath ens County and neighboring regions farmers push to meet national dairy standards. High grade milk fetches better prices, supports sanitary production, and creates near closed markets where inferior milk is barred. Public health gains include reduced infant mortality and safer food for all.
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Athens County
Ohio
STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION FOR MARRIAGE LAWS
West Virginia lawmakers heed ministers to curb elopements and three day notice licenses. The piece notes pastors led the push for stricter prerequisites and cites Ohio as paving a path with a three day license law.
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West Virginia
Gretna
Ohio
Safety Costs For Mine Safety Reach Far Beyond Scope
Experts say stopping tragedies like the Macbeth Mine disaster would require costly equipment and a nationwide shift to approved underground locomotives with storage batteries. The report notes nine of ten mines still use risky haulage, while safety gains come with heavy price but broad employer support.
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West Virginia
Macbeth
United States
Federal Bureau of Mines
Henpecked Herrs and the Prussian Ruling
The Supreme Administrative Court of Prussia ruled a man under his wife's dominance is unfit for state office. A cited case deprived a dominantly controlled official of his job and home as a demonstration of the edict.
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Hitler
Germany
Supreme Administrative Court of
Prussia
Wallace faces tangled policy in crop production push
Washington report notes Agriculture Secretary Wallace wrestles with balancing abundance and scarcity as farmers urged to boost output. Critics warn cotton and tobacco exports conflict with policy aims while Wallace fears overproduction. Experts project 16 million bales potential, up from last year’s 12 million.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Agriculture
Wallace
AAA
Roosevelt Poll Shows 55 Senate Votes on Court Issue
Inside poll by Roosevelt administration leaders suggests a maximum of 55 Senate votes for Mr. Roosevelt on the court issue, based on a best possible compromise and not tied to the pending administration bill.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Court timing criticized as Roosevelt warns about tax ruling
The Supreme Court faces timing questions as on March 15 it issued a ruling favoring taxpayers with income from municipal state or federal quarters. The decision may force others to share government costs, risking broad unpopularity. Roosevelt urged more publicity guidance for the court.
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Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Debaters Divided Over McReynolds Pittman Neutrality Bills
Behind the scenes the debate over the McReynolds and Pittman neutrality bills captivates observers. Lawmakers show little difference between the two proposals and dislike both, yet avoid voting against neutrality.
Feud Between Hopkins and Ickes Heads to Public Scrutiny
The long running clash between Works Progress Hopkins and Public Worker Ickes is set to spill into public prints as both push for larger budgets Than the President allotted. They clash whenever the President travels and energy officials may face a budget shortfall.
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Works Progress Hopkins
Ickes
Court packing split a nation among friends and foes
The piece describes deep divides over President Roosevelt’s court packing plan. Felix Frankfurter’s stance remains uncertain though close allies doubt support. Senator Wheeler opposes NRA policy while Senator Logan of Kentucky backs the move as practical. Landis also favors the plan. A White House secretary notes the discomfort echoes a hot potato, with the President signaling eventual action.
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Felix Frankfurter
Wheeler
NRA
Senator Logan
Kentucky
Kentucky Circuit Court of Appeals
Frankfurter
SEC
Landis
White House
Mr. R
Lincoln as statesman and henpecked mortal in 19th century
A reflection contrasts Abraham Lincoln’s revered status as a leader with the personal challenges he faced at home, describing him as one of the era’s most henpecked mortals.
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Abraham Lincoln
America
Rabies Panic Surfaces as Michigan City Reports Dogs
The Office Blond questions rabid dog reports in a Michigan city, puzzling officials who doubt rabies presence. The brief notes a local concern about potential canine rabies amid public worry.
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Michigan
Mrs Whiteman Tries Diet to Ease Husband Burden
A lighthearted note recalls Mrs. Paul Whiteman placing her husband on a diet to reduce his burdens, a humorous domestic anecdote from the era.
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Paul Whiteman
Whiteman
Prices and wages in a war boom threaten economy
The Brookings Institution and The New York Herald Tribune warn that sky rocketing prices outpace wages, shrinking buying power for fixed incomes. War preparations inflate metals and storage costs, risking a buyer's strike, recession, or crash unless policy tools are applied.
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Washington, D
Brookings Institution
New York Herald-Tribune
Henry Wallace
Europe
Ten Years Ago Landslide at Pomeroy and Kin
A ten year old report notes a landslide at Pomeroy with strata moving seven and a half inches and fear of falling rocks near the freight depot. Ohio University quartet members Ted Cowan Joe Dando Willis Edmunds and Thomas Slater sang at a Kiwanis Club meeting in Logan.
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Pomeroy
Waa
Ted Cowan
Joe Dando
Willis Edmunds
Thomas Slater
Ohio University Quartet
Logan
Kiwanis Club
Advertisements from 1822 Post reveal early consumer terms
The New York Evening Post 1822 issue shows canned meats with warnings, fur pelts prices, rum and whiskey costs, tobacco price, and a three month tuition deal. It notes a self sharpening plow at 191 Pearl St and imports like Black Patent Mohair Hose from London.
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L. C. Nye
Pioneer Days
New York Evening Post
Ladies Twist
Liverpool
England
Virginia
Pearl St
Milady
London
Typhoid Fever Spread and Carrier Risks
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how typhoid spreads through contaminated milk and food, water, and carriers who shed germs after recovery. He notes percentages of persistent carriers, routes like ice from polluted streams, and safety of pasteurized dairy, oysters from polluted beds, and the limited role of dust.
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Morris Fishbein
Siso
Silver Ridge District Almost Snow Bound
Roads in Silver Ridge have become nearly impassable due to heavy snow drifts over the past week. Local residents visiting and visiting relatives include Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Partlow, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Partlow, Mrs. C. F. Betzing, J. R. Christy, Donald Beals, Virgie Mae Swartz, and Bernice Betzing. A note on nature explains the camouflage of the walking stick insect and how a bird can land beside one unseen.
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Silver Ridge
Clarence Partlow
Pomeroy
L. H. Partlow
C. F. Betzing
J. R. Christy
New Lexington
Donald Beals
Virgie Mae Swartz
Alfred
Bernice Betzing
Dora Tuttle
Charles Chaffie
East Liverpool
Dana Swartz
Daphne Brett and Larry Smith Seek Love vs Career
Daphne Brett loves architect Larry Smith but refuses marriage to fund sister Jennifer’s career. Jennifer clashes with Tucker Ainsley as Daphne tours Detroit to promote a film and fashion show for Apple Blossoms. Larry departs on business after believing Daphne chose work over love, heartbroken as Daphne travels cross country seeking success and money.
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Daphne Brett
Larry Smith
Larry
Daphne
Jennifer
Tucker Ainsley
Gordon Herzberg
Daphnie
Goodby
Detroit
Spain
Actress Daphne Returns From Tour Ends In Homeward Lonesome
Daphne finishes a six week tour with Jennifer as she battles travel fatigue and a longing for home. Jennifer hints Herzberg may offer a leading role while Daphne hides news of Larry and a bank bonus. Anne plans dinner at her apartment as Daphne plans a quiet reunion. To Be Continued.
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Daphne
Jennifer
New York
Duluth
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Detroit
Oklahoma City
Salt Lake City
Seattle
San Francisco
Anne
Grand Central
Cross Fox
Herzberg
Jewel
Larry
Daph
Sue
Brett Hall
The Lord Is Risen Poem by Edna Baker Snyder
A religious verse recounts the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. It references Calvary, the empty tomb, and an Easter message. The author EDNA BAKER SNYDER is named with an Akron Ohio address.
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Edna Baker Snyder
Iris Dale Place
Akron
Ohio
Springtime Awakening in Nature's Bright Return
The verse celebrates spring's arrival as life awakens from dormancy. It evokes buds, flowing brooks, ferns, birds returning, and new growth bursting through the earth. Laura B Foster of Columbus Ohio signs the poem with a hopeful tone.
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Laura B. Foster
Columbus
Ohio
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