Hoover Douses Coolidge Policies In White House Burn
Washington March 20 Major Segrave’s speed record on Florida sands is surpassed only by the hearse bearing the Coolidge policies bound for the graveyard. Hoover shifts away from Coolidge inertia toward proactive reform on prohibition farm relief oil and government spending while reshaping Indian affairs and patronage.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
H. O. D. Segrave
Florida Sands
Coolidge
Hoover
White House
Congress
Thought for Today on Self Control and Ministers
A meditation on self discipline from I Corinthians 9 27 urging preachers to guard themselves lest they become castaways. The brief reflection notes world views of ministers in modern life and the struggle to live by preached standards.
Confusion Over Modern Life Sparks National Debate
A reflective essay traces widespread anxiety about politics, culture, and religion, arguing World War I reshaped society and revealed flaws in modern life. It suggests a need to rethink social, economic, and intellectual directions as discussions on marriage and production intensify.
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League of Nations
League
Demand for a New Deal Grows Amid Political Confusion
The text notes that surface confusion is prompting people to push for a new deal, suggesting rising demand for change. It highlights growing public pressure and concerns about current arrangements.
Remarkable Ohio University student crops perfect study record
John Wesley McBride of Long Bottom, a economics major, graduated with 83 A grades and 1 B out of 84 hours. He also managed a 70 acre Meigs County fruit farm on weekends while gathering his degree and pursuing postgraduate work for a masters. Neighbors credit his focus and time management rather than extra study aids.
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Ohio University
John Wesley McBride
Long Bottom
John McBride
Tuppers Plains
Meigs County
McBride
The Narrow Traveler and Foreign Travel Debate
A discussion contrasts tourism with true cross cultural understanding. Prof Bernard Fay argues casual tourists foster distrust and hostile misinterpretation, while genuine immersion could improve relations. most travelers fail to adopt local customs, hindering understanding and peace.
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Bernard Fay
Yale Review
Speed record tragedy ends Daytona test car stunt
A Daytona Beach auto speed test to surpass Segrave ends in disaster as Lee Bible and a photographer are killed when the car loses control. The piece argues such speed trials offer no clear benefit and should be halted by industry powers.
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Segrave
Daytona Beach
Lee Bible
Broadway cinema chief recalls youth amid stars and sins
A New York City cultural sampler notes Rory the Bar num of the cinema celebrating its second birthday while Lupe Velez is paraded for critics and a Yorkville table reveals Germanic changes. The piece highlights Har lems dance trends and night club acts alongside a medical caution about spine health and progress in industry.
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New York
Bronway
Rory
Barnum
Lupe Velez
Douglas Fairbanks
Yorkville Land
Yorkville
Voters Choose Hoover For President Say Historians
The text notes that the public elected Herbert Hoover, arguing they trusted his ability to wield the presidency, and contrasts it with monarchic rule by emperors or sultans.
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Russia
Turkey
Herbert Hoover
Health and Diet Advice From Dr Fane McCoy
The article outlines dietary factors in dental health, stressing fluorine and calcium, the dentin formation process, and the impact of childhood nutrition on lifelong tooth durability. It advises against finishing meals with desserts and suggests chewing raw vegetables to clean teeth, plus cautions about acidity and overall health in preventing decay.
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Fane McCoy
McCoy
Remedy and safety advice from an Oakland chamber
An investigating committee advises internal medicine analogies for posture and health. Citizens are urged to wear bright clothing at night and use proper lighting to avoid accidents, with a note that Oakland has no sluggishness, per Mr Field, president of the Oakland Chamber of Commerce.
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Mr. Field
Oakland
California
Chamber of Commerce
Public Forum on Le Fefer Coal Bill Faces Vote
The editor notes Sen Le Fefer’s bill to revive Ohio coal industry will reach a legislative vote this week after committee approval. Opposition targets private investment and labor costs, arguing risks to Ohio welfare and suggesting benefits may flow from other states rather than Ohio.
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Messenger
le Fefer
Ohio
Commonwealth
Manns
West Virginia
Ohio coal markets face disruption from insidious propaganda
New remarks from Ohio leaders argue that industrial misinformation harms coal mining towns. Analysts highlight forced relinquishments, rebidding losses, and idle mines in Illinois and Pennsylvania affecting Ohio output. The piece notes miners’ low wages, underemployment, and shipments from West Virginia, urging renewed support for home industry and wealth commonwealth policies.
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Ohio
le Pever
America
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Minin
West Yeeeja
Commonwealth
Monument to Woodrow Wilson planned in Transylvania
A memorial will be built at Alba Julia in Transylvania to honor Woodrow Wilson for aiding Transylvanians and Roumanians in uniting with their homeland. The corner stone may be laid in May.
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Woodrow Wilson
Rumania
C. Ss. FE. A
Alba Julia
Transylvania
British Blockade of Atlantic Seaboard United War Ebb
On March 20 1818 Great Britain proclaimed a blockade of the Atlantic seaboard states as part of the War of 1812 effort. The initial exempt New England coast gave way as the blockade extended from Halifax to the West Indies and a naval base formed near the Chesapeake.
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Great Britain
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
England
Halifax
West Indies
Britain
Chesa
British naval pressure and coastal defense measures described
An account notes British sea pressure near the Chesapeake Bay and coastal towns. It states the U S could only dim lighthouse signals to hinder the enemy, with New York and other cities spared due to mines and torpedoes. It mentions two British ships near New York barely avoiding torpedoes as warnings.
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Peake Bay
America
New York
History Club to Meet at Miss Walker's Saturday
Local notes record a History Club gathering at 2 p m Saturday at Miss Helen A Walker's residence. Other items include a card party at Mrs E J Jones on University Terrace and Ohio farm news from Beebe and Glouster. The theater value at Gormley Opera House was appraised at 19000 dollars. Mrs Isaac Cole of Glouster becomes a great grandmother at 62.
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History Club
Helen A. Walker
E. J. Jones
University Terrace
Glouster
Gormley Opera House Company
Wellston
Isaac Cole
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