Mauller Named to Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Governor Davis appoints Frank B. Mauller of Chillicothe to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. A former Ohio University student and teacher, Mauller brings business and public affairs experience from farmland regions. His laity appointment tests whether non lawyers can effectively handle economics and regulatory duties on the commission.
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Corn Exports Rise Boosting American Farmers
Corn is seen as more vital than wheat for American farmers with a 65 million bushels export total in the first quarter and a March peak. The surge aids prices and cash flow, while relief aid to famine hit Russia helped promote European demand for corn as both animal and human food.
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Corn Country Status Foreshadows American Food Futures
A reader notes that food possibilities remain largely untapped even in the United States, describing America as a great corn country and suggesting ongoing potential for agricultural and culinary development.
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Quotations and Scenes from Uneasy Times In A Bundle
A collage of humorous and cautionary anecdotes spans late 19th to early 20th century life. It includes a tardy boy asked for a father’s excuse, a revival meeting confession, a canoe story about forbidden paddling, a fishing at night fine, a thief’s distraction through a ring inquiry, and a jeweler’s comment on a ring buyer who stammers.
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New York Art Retreat Planned at Yaddo Estate
Frederic J. Haskin reports the Peabody gift to establish a year round art retreat at Yaddo near Saratoga Springs. Writers musicians sculptors painters and poets may work in private studios with serene surroundings modeled after the MacDowell Colony. The Pine Garden trustees will govern the enterprise and aim to aid struggling American artists.
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Philemon F. Stur
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Acosta Nichols
Thomas Mott Osborne
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Daniel Chester French
John H. Finley
Amore New
Clare Sheridan
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MacDowell Association
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Pine Garde
How to Practice Golf A Systematic Training Guide
A coach-like article outlines a methodical golf practice plan for all players. It emphasizes a definite daily routine after grips and stances are learned, warns against fatigue, and prescribes a three flag course, iron-focused drills, bunker play, and precision putting to build consistent rhythm and skill. It cites Willie Hunter and Miss Alexa Stirline as examples of practice impact and compares practice to musical rigor.
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Questions and Answers from The Athens Messenger
A reader’s Q and A page presents Harding cabinet members, navy coal sourcing, yen value, coal for coking, definitions of cold, Federal Reserve notes, Land of Cockaigne, gas in incubators, cow salt needs, stammering treatment, saliva production, and the German national anthem status as reported in the periodical.
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Babson Outlines Mining Stock Buying Principles
Roger W. Babson outlines three basic principles for purchasing mining stocks, noting mining falls into mineral, metal, and animal groups. He warns mining dividends return principal and that 5 percent of mines are very profitable, 5 percent fail, making mining highly speculative. He advocates investing in top 18 copper firms to gain broad industry exposure and timing buys with copper surplus.
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The Spur Of The Moment Aged Musician Ends His Life
A Greek waiter named Pipistrates in a restaurant chose death by own action over jazz. Bridget Callahan Pipistratos, his partner, joined him after a romance sparked by chance. The note praises the country and hints such events shape it. Marcel Stein Brugge critiques university heads predicting jazz’s swift demise.
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Athens Day by Day by the Messenger Watch Dog
A satirical column voices disdain for town gossips and rude commentators, railing at liars and boasters. It notes an Athens Nelsonville road auto accident, mentions Mrs John Preston nicknamed LIN, and that the Athens high school Senior Class play may lead the season, with Messenger want ads urged for Monday.
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Coolville Social Notes Highlight Visits and Local Plans
Coolville residents record a week of visitors with Coolville, Parkersburg and Vienna ties. Pearl Castle and Martha Stout hosted on Friday while A B White shopped at Parkersburg midweek. Local council met in F Tidd's office and builder F G Runion prepared a new residence with D C Davis as the carpenter. Rev McCall and Rev Myers visited from Columbus with housing searches and Sunday Vanderhoot appointment. Ell a Tilton lodged with Mary Min ear in Beebe.
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Harry Runion
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McCall
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Mary Minear
Beebe
Charles Campbell
Stewart
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Canadian River Floods Over Vast Territory
Assiniboine river rising at three inches per hour Brandon Manitoba May 6 flood conditions severe along most of the river. water about 19 feet above winter level, cropland under water.
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