Ohio Newspaper Listings and Wire Service Credits
The Athens Messenger notes membership in national press associations and lists audits from the Audit Bureau of Circulations. It references full leased wire reports from Associated Dulles and United Press Service with nominal charges for service.
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Athens Messenger
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Dulles
United Press Service
Parental Day idea and war disarmament debate
The piece argues for recognizing both parents with a national Parental Day and critiques a Geneva disarmament pledge against poison gas. It notes distrust that bans will curb future wars and highlights opinions from the National Economic League on crime, justice, and policy. It includes safety advice about keeping small objects away from children.
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Goldsmith
Father
Hilgesdren
Johnnie
Mary
Commission
League of Nations
Geneva
Ynan
Chevalier Jackson
Philadel
Warner Bros Grabs Major Musical Assets In New York Shakeup
Special writer notes speculation that Warner Bros will acquire key music publishers Harms and others from United Artists as part of a major shift in the song industry. Berlin and other composers are cited amid talk of theme song deals for upcoming productions with Hollywood talent and big financial stakes.
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Bert Swan
Warner Brothers
Sonz
T. J. Harms
Warners
Mittens
Harms
Cers
Hollywood
Bankera
Berlin
Mary Pickford
United Artists
Dusty theme song era and Broadway talkies shift profits
A fragmented reminiscence recalls investors profiting from hit songs and early talkies, naming Sonny, Rainbow Round My Shoulder, Ramona, and industry figures. It notes European censorship and labor day contexts, plus high studio control and financing shifts in the entertainment business.
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Wall Street
Sonny
Ike Jotson
Milion
Brunswick
Ramona
Chicago Herald
Levy
Health and Diet Ad by Dr Frank McCoy
Health and Diet Ad by Dr Frank McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health outlines a regime of vegetables and meals. The piece lists options like celery spinach asparagus beets and parsnips and describes a daily plan with lunches desserts and a gradual introduction of foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCoy
Athens Rives Maccchaers Style Prom in Marietta
The article notes a major all college society event at Athens State Hospital and various staff names. It mentions prom planning by organizers Clemmer Linds Virz Pidnam tab sON Connell Co lively and others. Also references governor Harmon and university discharge rumors and Marietta event scheduling for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welles Hight
Athenian Hill
Join Clemmer
Madge Linds Virz Pidnam
Helen A. Tabson
Connell
Ora Co Lively
Tm C
Owen Williamson
Frank Emvid ML. Cooper
Lloyd Shupe
Fragmented Q&A on diet and dress from a historical text
An excerpt presents questions about eating actions and clothing norms post Civil War era. It discusses which verbs suit actions like eating soup, describes garments for men and women, and references Mary Walker and fashion regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy
Eles
Pirac Seades
Dapan
Japan
United States
Mary Walker
Public Forum Explores Wildlife and Materials Questions
A reader submits fragmented notes on public service, weather, wildlife and metal usage. The text references snakes, retiree cords, ocean volume estimates, aluminum history, and a Missouri contact, but remains largely incoherent with many garbled phrases and dates.
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United States
Herman A. Glark
Granator
Imere
J ‘Logan
Ohio
The
Messen
Capitol Politics and City Efforts Split by Rival Factions
The article reports internal divisions within Capitol area groups and rival educational efforts led by H. Cherrington and General Superintendent F. Scott McBrile. It notes the Wills Building as a base, with connections to the League and Association, and mentions Congressman Edgar Howard of Nebraska discussing opposition to a Virginia exhibit. The piece weaves in political figures and snippets of historical interest without clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
John Gebhart
Uie
Bynes
H. Cherrington
F. Scott McBrile
Te Wills
Fie
Jossien
League
League and Association Repr
Iir
Daily Study in Correct English for Groon Glish
Fragmentary OCR text references a daily study in correct English. It mentions someone named Groon Glish and a pronoun thy. The readable portion is too incomplete to identify a clear event or personage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Groon Glish
New Ambassador to England and Miscellaneous Trivia
Puzzle contains questions on presidents and world events with garbled text. It asks who first spoke on talking pictures, names languages of Caesar, and terms for actions like permit and erase. Also features animal names, plant references, body parts, and a mix of unrelated clues across historical and cultural topics.
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United
Caeser
Samuel
United Stans
England
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