Cabinet on the House and Senate floor proposed by Montague
Congressman Andrew Jackson Montague of Virginia pushes a bill to seat cabinet heads on Senate and House floors on set days with right to debate. He argues this would speed legislation, inform the public, and reveal good or bad cabinet performance. The measure has historical and notable backing, citing past advocates and presidents.
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Washington
Andrew Jackson Montague
Virginia
Senate
House
Montague
Mr. Fall
Mr. Daugherty
Elihu Root
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Woorow Wilson
A Thought for Today on Building, Budget, and Law
A newspaper column reflects on budgeting before building a tower and warns against lax criminal mercy. It urges voters to demand police protection, respect for the law, and public support for order, contemplating whether two gunmen should return. It questions progress in supporting law and order today.
New Athens Traffic Ordinance Promises Public Courtesy and Fines
City officials announce a comprehensive traffic ordinance to harmonize rights of motorists and pedestrians. It empowers police and the mayor to enforce penalties, with a public notice to explain provisions and a pamphlet soon available.
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Athens
National 4-H garden contest urged for county clubs
The National Committee on Boys and Girls Club work announces a nationwide 4-H garden contest for counties with at least 25 members. Over 665,000 youngsters are enrolled. County champions win a wheel hoe. state champions a seeder and wheel hoe. national prizes total 390 and 200.09 dollars for scholarships. County agents from USDA supervise contests. both girls and boys may compete.
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Willies
Farmer Jones Creek
United States Department of Agriculture
Gibson urges naval talks to ease U S Britain tensions
Ambassador Hugh Gibson, echoing President Hoover, urged a practical, nonsensitive approach to naval reduction at Geneva. He argued nations share the aim of peace and good relations with Britain and the United States and urged moving beyond technicalities to reduce distrust and competition.
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United States
Great Britain
Hugh Gibsons
Geneva
Hoover
Ambassador Gibson
Wwe
Michigan moves to punish drunken hunters like drunk drivers
The legislature votes a stiff fine and jail for a hunter with four drinks while intoxicated. The measure equates drunk hunting with driving under the influence, arguing rifles are as dangerous as cars and the drunken man is out of place in modern society.
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Michigan
Broadway Angels and Queens of the Stage Wealth
Gilbert Swan reports on New Yorks theater scene and lavish gifts for stars at Ocean liners arrivals. He notes courted investors called angels backers such as Otto Kahn funding costly shows despite uncertain artistic success.
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Angel
Kahn
Questioning Prosperity and Investment in Luxuries
A reflective note argues that prosperity depends on routine living costs and warns against gambling on good times. It contrasts workers’ living expenses with vast cash investments in luxuries and stocks, asking why prosperity would fail and urging prudent spending.
Health and Diet Advice From Dr Frank McCoy Column
Dr Frank McCoy offers health guidance on sluggishness digestion and exercise. Answers readers on thyroid and sexual gland signals eye circles lemon fasting weight loss and eye infections with cautions on autointoxication and proper remedies.
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Frank McCoy
Quality over price guides consumer choices in stores
The piece argues that consumers should value quality over price or convenience, warns that seed oil imitations cannot replace real olive oil, and urges Wise chain stores to emphasize quality without harming producers of quality. It notes efforts to fight the Mediterranean fruit fly in Florida and mentions aircraft used against pests and in other roles.
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Wise
Airplane Hope to Eradicate Animal Diseases Through Flight
The text suggests future air travel could regulate animal life globally, potentially wiping out many diseases by stopping pests like mosquitoes and tse tse flies. It claims eliminating animals could remove sleeping sickness, malaria, yellow fever, and animal-borne germs such as diphtheria, typhoid from horses, and other sources.
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Man
Mystery of a Brand’s Fate and Private Label Dependence
The fragment questions how a brand’s survival hinges on quality versus private label competition. It suggests production control and consumer perception shape a brand’s future as customers lean toward store brands.
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Chers
Chain Store Ties Grow As Brand Control Shifts
The Chain Store organization expands its low price model and gains influence over producers, signaling a shift in brand identity toward centralized control and potential market dominance.
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Nol
Sinclair begins three month jail term after contempt ruling
The Supreme Court orders Harry F. Sinclair to serve three months in jail for contempt of the Senate. The piece argues wealth should not shield from consequence, noting Sinclair was not convicted of theft but of contempt for avoiding questions. It contrasts perceived justice for large-scale theft with jail time for millions stolen.
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Supreme Court
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair
Sincair
America
Senate
Europe
Calamity Jane and historic notes from 19th century queries
Excerpted reader questions and answers cover Belgium currency Golden and silver standards. Louvre electric lighting installed 1928. Floating Sea Men’s Church Institute in New York 1843. Gum arabic replaced by gelatin in marshmallow manufacture. Calamity Jane biography. Leviathan oil or coal burn. Arbor Day origins 1865 1872 Nebraska first to observe annually.
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New York City
Seamen’s Church Institute of New York
Fast River
Pike Street
Calamity Jane
A. Jane Burke
Princeton
Missouri
Deadwood
South Dakota
Custer
Miles
Montana
Nebraska
Trade mark talk and Gothic origins in brief Q&A
The note discusses a proposed Department of the Interior trade mark to certify Indian goods and reports no action yet. It explains Goths split into Visigoths and Ostrogoths, their movements, and ultimate absorption. It lists regions and notes Governor Parks appointment and term. then ranks states with the largest Indian populations.
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Department of the Interior
Carpathians
Dacia
Black Sea
Constantine
Valens
Spain
Languedoc
Alaska
Bob. Co. A
George Alexander Parks
Coolidge
M. A
Oklahoma
Arizona
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California
South Dakota
North Carolina
Montana
Wisconsin
Washington
Minnesota
North Dakota
Michigan
New York
Chamber Visit Highlights The Messenger and Local News
The Athens Chamber of Commerce visited The Messenger plant and heard F. W. Bush recount the publication’s story. At a K P reception for returning service members Hon. I M Foster Prof H R Wilson and Captain J H Comstock spoke. Twenty years ago Captain J B Allen planned a Messenger trip to Camp Algonac for Athens readers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Messenger
F. W. Bush
K. of P
I. M. Foster
H. R. Wilson
J. H. Comstock
J. B. Allen
Camp Algonac
Messence
Local bids lead on county road project gains a name
In Tuscara County bids for the Middles burg Canal Dover road show F. H. Beckler as the lowest bidder. Athens High School juniors excel in a play last night with Marian Bush Blanche Riley Ralph Davidson Dorothy Kircher Dorothy Stutz Joshua Zeigier Liewllyn Evans among top scorers. Shakespearean declamation judges at the high school are Dean Irma E Voigt Mrs. F. W. Bush and Charles Cameron.
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F. H. Beckler
Middlesburg-Canal
Dover Road
Tuscarawas County
Athens High School
Marian Bush
Blanche Riley
Ralph Davidson
Dorothy Kircher
Dorothy Stutz
Joshua Zeigier
Liewllyn Evans
Irma E. Voigt
F. W. Bush
Charles Cameron
Lead pencils from red cedar trees in East grow
The Forest Service notes red cedar suitable for pencil wood grows across the East and likely ages around fifty years. A Q&A lists pencil manufacture details including tree age and sourcing. The water diving question estimates underwater time without gear at about 11 to 13 minutes, with pearl divers historically under two to three minutes. The Colosseum seating capacity is given as 7 990 spectators. Booker T. Washington's middle name is Taliaferro.
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Forest Service
RB. I. A
Colosseum
Rome
Booker T. Washington
A. W
The Messenger Inaugurates Day Mammoth Five K
The Messenger launches a daylong event featuring a mammoth five kilometer race and related activities. Participants include local athletes and volunteers coordinating the contest and associated ceremonies.
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Mammoth Five
George McKinley Narrowly Escapes Dread Crossing
George McKinley five year old son of Mr and Mrs J McKintey had a narrow escape while crossing with his mother in Canaanville yesterday. The incident occurred during their visit leading to a tense moment and local concern.
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George
J. 9. McKintey
Canaanville
Daily Study in Correct English Word Misuses
A compact guide highlighting misused phrases misspellings and pronunciation errors. It cautions on options undercuts and typos while offering vocabulary growth tips and a focus on a new word each day.
Today’s Cross-Word Puzzle Horizontal Clues
A readable fragment lists crossword clues and garbled entries including weapon used to shoot an arrow fence rail and various terse hints. The set mixes real clues with corrupted text and stray letters, suggesting a page puzzle scan with missing or misread words.
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