France dances and the Allies pay the fiddler
A sweeping column laments reparations disputes with Belgium and interallied debts, while Lloyd George and other leaders spar over indemnities and air fleets. It notes a hostile Paris press mood, financial strains on sterling, and political warnings from Senator Borah. The piece then shifts to cultural worries about royalties, broadcasting, and copyright, before urging optimism and resilience through spring and renewed faith.
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France
England
Joseph Barthelemy
League of Nations
Belgium
Chanticleer
Fonck
Ace
United States
Birkenhead
House of Lords
Poincare
Housing Problem for Birds
Washington D C March 28 Birds face mounting housing shortages as trees are cleared and hollow trees vanish. Yet protection laws and growing interest in song birds boost nesting efforts with millions of bird houses ready each spring and farmers benefiting from natural pest control.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Babson I Finds Mountain West Bright Yet Struggling
Roger Babson surveys the Mountain States from Montana to Texas, noting cattle, mining, and agriculture face readjustment but foreseeing 1923 as a year of local improvement. He highlights Denver Salt Lake City Pueblo and Phoenix with rising activity, cites copper and other metals, and urges diversification and hard work across the Rocky Mountain region.
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Wellesley Hills
Robert W. Babson
Pacific Coast
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Oklahoma
Mr. Babson
West
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
George Horace Jorimer
Saturday Evening Post
America
Mr. Lorimer
South
Grand Canyon
Rocky Mountains
Bab- Son
Denver
Salt Lake City
Pueblo
Alraady
I’ael
Phoenix
Butte
Great Falls
Billings
Helena
Boise
New England
Babson
Youy
Desert
Rock Mountain
Hypnotist Proves Imaginary Egypt Voyage On Stage
In England Dr. S. R. Wilson hypnotized a man and told him a carpet would carry him to King Tut's tomb. The subject acted out a vivid trip, swaying in the air and inspecting an imagined tomb, later recalling nothing after awakening.
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England
8S. R. Wilson
Society For Psychical Research
Wilson
King Tut
Egypt
Quan
Ife
Tut
Nelsonville Keeps Southeastern Ohio Crown in Basketball
Athens watchers reflect on Nelsonville's basketball dominance as champions of Southeastern Ohio. The piece recalls a recent banquet where many expected Stan Dew to speak about Nelsonville's first team, and suggests another gathering for his speech.
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Wolks
Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio
Stan Dew
Stan
We've Got to Hand to You Nelsonville
A nostalgic team tribute recounts Nelsonville's rise from a small practice shed to gym glory. The poem recalls old losses and bold wins, culminating in praise for Nelsonville and a pledge to cheer their pennant success.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Nelsonville Celebrates Local Team and Community Spirit
Nelsonville crowds greet their team on Friday evening in a show of town pride. Tickets sold for 1.50 dollars each as residents celebrated the team’s achievements and community spirit.
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Nelsonville
Toast to the Ladies of the Feed Served
Community note honors the women who served the meal during the event. Mayor McCune forgot a rising vote of thanks, prompting this public acknowledgment. Reverend J Arpee is mentioned in relation to a spill during the proceedings.
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Robins
Mayor McCune
Reverend Jarpee
All Together We Want a Real Gymnasium for Nel
A statement urging a serious gymnasium project for Nel dismisses defeat as a lesson. Supporters insist on a proper facility, arguing it would boost school spirit and athletic programs despite recent loss.
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Nelsonville
Weather outlook for Ohio Valley and Tennessee week
Weather outlook through March 31 in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee predicts rain on Monday and Tuesday, followed by generally fair weather midweek, then rain again toward week’s end. Temperatures to vary frequently with alternating fluctuations.
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Washington, D. C
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
George's Property Sold After Black Hand Threats
Lima Ohio police sold the property of Alex George who fled town after black hand letters threatened his life. George asked the police to dispose of his property and his whereabouts are known only to Police Chief Banker.
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Lima
Alex George
George
Questions and Answers Information Bureau Notice
The Athens Messenger advertises a Q and A service from The Information Bureau directed by Frederic J. Haskin in Washington DC. It states the bureau provides information not advice and asks for question, full name, address, and two cents for return postage.
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Athens Messenger _ Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
The
Inquirer
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Colle Erate
NRA Service
Walla
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Mountain States
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