Restless Americans reflect on Mother and modern progress
The piece frames American life around Mother’s Day as a national shift from local to broad observance. It contrasts prudent car upkeep with neglected households, notes rising pride in possessions, and cites J B Mooney on restlessness, linking historical expansion to today’s global investments and workforce mobility.
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America
United States
J. B. Mooney
General Motors Export Company
Louisiana Purchase
Great Plains
Mexico
California
Southwest
Europe
Africa
South America
Far East
War and wealth mingle in 1930s topics around Ford and Rockefeller
The piece links Henry Ford with early Detroit industry and David Gray’s fortune after a tax decision. It notes Ohn D Rockefeller Jr inviting Robert W Stewart to resign while Wall Street foresees a Standard Oil clash. It touches Monroe Doctrine, Panama Canal, aviation, and public figures like Charles Evans Hughes and Charlie Chaplin. It includes reflections on China Japan tensions, Nazaire satire, and a death row survivor.
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Ohn D. Rockefeller, Jr
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil
Indiana
Stewart
Wall Street
Detroit
Henry Ford
David Gray
Santa Barbara
Charles Evans Hughes
Western Hemisphere
Hughes
Health and Diet Advice From Dr Frank McCoy
Reader questions on kidney elimination water intake and diet from Dr Frank McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health. Answers include hydration guidance and whole body toxin elimination with emphasis on kidneys and distilled water.
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Frank McCoy
McCoy
By the Way in New York Prudish social nerves and travel tips
A quirky column surveys New York manners and street life. It notes self conscious young women and social coaching, recalls a Japanese visitor's around the world dream, and offers bus riding quirks along Fifth Avenue and Times Square with practical tips for tourists and locals alike.
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Gilbert
N York
Jiji Shimpo
Toichiro Araki
Mercia
Araki Mare
Phare Taeken
New York
Fifth Avenue
Ft. George
Riverside Drive
Answers to Questions By Frederick d. Haskin
A compilation of trivia and guidance covering sun positions, wind damage, forestry, libraries, and miscellaneous inquiries. It addresses solar patterns in temperate zones, gale effects on structures, early professional management in the US, and lists several factual Q&A items on liberty of library counts and cinema studio practices.
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A. Rothet
Rees North
Lytic
Dee Foxes
E. W
Asheville
North Carolina
Q. Wiel
United States
M. I. BK
York
The
ARM University
New Traven
Cone
Llarstrel Unie
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Univage Public Librars
van Pablia Laikrarz
Moran and Mack Team
Cine
Moran
Charles B. Mate
Congress
Senate
House
Renan
Boston
Ten Years Ago in Athens County News Recap
Ten years ago Camp Sherman leave granted for Veret Stark to visit parents in Athens. W W Pierre traveled to Columbus on business. Pearly Gaskell Anastacia Collins and Guy Dinsmoor served on the Athens County Teachers Association executive committee. Jacob Lash died at age unknown at his son in law D W Evans home. Florence Williams, former Athens girl, to perform in The Arrival of Kitty.
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Veret Stark
Camp Sher- Eidan
Athens
Pearly Gaskell
Anastacia Collins
Guy Dinsmoor
Athens County Teacher's Association
Jacob Lash
Inlaw
D. W. Evans
Florence Williams
Kitty
By the Way in Washington Opinion Notes and Political Jokes
Washington gossip discusses Chicago Mayor Bill Thompson’s potential congressman pick and recalls Tom Corwin. It surveys jury reform talk, journalism history, and political forecasts from Uncle Walter Jamieson with mixed views on Hoover Smith and a possible third party.
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Nodney Dutcher
Westershington
Bill Thompson
Chicago
Tom Corwin
Ohio
Walter D. Jamieson
Iowa
Democratic National Committee
Jamieson
Hoover
Smith
Smit
Washington
First Tivmouth Colony Marriage of Winslow and Widow Whit
This date recalls the colony wedding of Governor Winslow to Widow Whit. Other items note a 1784 British capture of Charlestown, South Carolina and the 1735 founding of the Society of Tammany in New York. The text also records a late 19th century congressional vote authorizing Mexican War mobilization of 89,000 volunteers.
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Winslow
Whit
Fritish
Charletton
South Carolina
Society of Tammany
New York
Congress
Crossword Puzzle Fragments Hint at Clues and Answers
Fragmented puzzle text shows horizontal and vertical clues with scattered answers and garbled letters. It references scientists, geography, myth, music, and literature, suggesting a page-wide crossword with partial solutions and misprinted terms.
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Mississippi
Hilton
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Michigan
OIL and Asiatic
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MR. Hughes
Monroe
Arthur Brisbane
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Rockefellers
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Japon
Japan
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League For the Protection of Men
League
Charlie Chaplin
Austria
Chaplin
Hollywood
Schopenhauer
Robert Weiner
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Rissalvrite
Ora
Thorne
Tt. J
Dave
By the Way
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Louise
Pelt
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Times Square
Caney Island
Chiistown
Thesa Ius Lines
Frederick d. Haskin
Pierre
Columbus
Corwin
Ark
Jon
Cofort
Fame
Con Sinclair
Tanner
London
Messeo
Chris
Army Air Service
Anna
Amelia
Utsause
Donisles
A. Cerebrum
Emis
England
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Alia Fire
Aleielicia
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