Ohio Scenic Tours for Motorists and Tourists
The Ohio region invites motorists to explore its diverse beauty from Lake Eries resorts to inland lakes like Buckeye Lake and Portage Lakes. The state promotes its rivers, valleys, and scenic spots as top tourism draws for residents and visitors alike. A traveler can craft a broad, never-repeating itinerary across Ohio’s varied landscapes.
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Ohio
Buckeye
Berkshires
State of Ohio
Lake Erie
Conneaut
Toledo
Alenty
Portage Lakes
Akron
Buckeye Lake
Zanesville
Columbus
Lake St. Marys
Lima
Indian Lake
Bellefontaine
Movie Pianist Calms Crowd
A movie theater headline notes a pianist calming a crowd, described as perhaps the first instance of a pianist achieving such an effect in a cinema setting. The surrounding commentary questions why oil prices rise in unison despite competition after Standard Oil’s dissolution.
After Dinner Stories and Diners Room Anecdotes
A string of comic vignettes features diners, a boastful character seeking a bank interview, Uncle Josh and Aunt Maria noting a 25th wedding anniversary, a couple debating kitchen maid mishaps, and a dusting maid named Biddy with a flippant reply.
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Josh
Aunt Maria
Maria
Uncle Josh
Contested Jazz Roots Spur Quarrel Over Origins
A fragment from a satirical page cites disputes over the first jazz composer with Homer Rodeheaver highlighted as an early influence. It jokes about fashion trends using rugs, lists quirky surname pairings, and quips on marriage riches and divorce among five sons. The piece ends with weather notes and a jab at landlords during a coal strike.
Traffic In Babies Exposé Raises Adoption Abuse Danger
New York City investigators reveal that many infants are given away via newspaper ads as unmarried mothers seek quick relief and foster parents seek ready children. The report warns of unknown histories, potential heredity issues, and the need for tightened laws to shield children and proper agencies from exploitative exchanges.
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New York City
New York
Association
Strang
State Charities Aid Association
New York State
Don C. Seitz
Solomon
Day by Day in Athens Watch Dog diaries linger in humor
A May 19 journal notes a rainy morning recalling Vicksburg siege fifty-nine years past. The writer shops at Zenner's, comments on local figures, attends the Hammer Club meeting, and visits Athens High School for a chalk talk. He records domestic quarrels, a church minister’s son, and odd anecdotes about bees.
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Athens
Samue Pepys
Vicksburg
Abrigal
Zenner’s
H. W. Brooks
Stella Sands
Office of Justice
Helwig
Bartells
John Woolley
Logan
Hammer Club
Bethink
Bill Morse
Athens High School
Gerhard Schutes
Merrill R. Atkinson
Cheshire
Dicken
England
Mr. Devlin
Liberal Club
Bavaria
King George
Babson Urges Cautious Business View of 1922 Recovery
Roger W Babson argues in his weekly business interview that markets move in cycles and that recovery will be slow but steady. He cites a delayed upturn across industries including silk building autos and hardware and notes relief from price declines and improving output while warning against boom zealots and doom mongers.
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Babson
Roger W. Bubson
South
New England
New York State
Europe
al Tho
Palm grip condemned as wrong in golf coaching
The article argues against the palm grip in golf favoring a finger based grip for better touch and rhythm. It notes many great players likely started with palm grip but no longer use it and emphasizes placement and control over distance or power. It warns against brute force and urges a grip that prioritizes finger control.
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Jana
Jgoller
Basi
Chicago braces for crisis in police inquiry on bomb outrages
Chicago May 19: counsel for three high-ranking figures under arrest in connection with recent bombings promises a complete surprise that could trigger a major crisis in the ongoing police investigation of terrorism in the city.
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Chicago
Charles E. Erbstein
Tim” Murphy
Fred “Frenchy” Madera
Don” Shea
Steel on the Rise as US Steel Stock Surges
United States Steel opened the day with a brisk advance selling up to 101 an overnight gain of nearly two points and the highest level in recent years reflecting strong market momentum in New York trading today.
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Akron
Youngstown
Ohio
Ansonia
Conn
New York
United States Steel
Answers and Questions from The Athens Messenger
A reader asks about labor contracts beginnings and coffee valorization in Brazil. The Bureau notes first labor accord in 1886 between Chicago and Washington printers and outlines Brazil’s control over coffee pricing, export, planting, and financing through state loans.
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Chicago
Washington
Brazil
B. C
N. M
Bureau of Fisheries
United States
Japan
Switzerland
Norway
England
Annapolis
F. E
Dover Teachers Selected Part of Millfield District Staff
Dover township board of education has chosen about half its teaching staff for the coming year. Thirteen posts remain to be filled, with selections made to date by Clerk Eat Downey including Bailey Run Lawrence Garrett Beaumont Veatrice Wolfe Dora B Kennedy Sugar Creek Fannie Mattison Morristown Elsie Maxwell East Millfield Winnifred Hayes Millfield Elizabeth Martin Circle Hill Evelyn Heffner East Millfield Helen Van Dyke West Millfield Goldie Boudinot East Millfield Bernice Saunders.
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Evelyn Heffner
East Millfield
Helen van Dyke
West Millfield
Goldie Boudinot
Bernice Saunders
Labor Protests Search by Chicago Police
Mayor William Hale Thompson demanded an immediate investigation into Chicago police raids on union HQs during their terrorist hunt. The request came in a communication to the mayor from Emmett F. Flood, AFL general organizer.
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Chicago
Chicago Police Department
William Hale Thompson
Mayors
Emmett F. Flood
American Federation of Labor
Willie Dalton May Be Free After Jury Dismissal
Chicago May 19 Willie Dalton the 17 year old bank clerk who a year ago walked out of the Northern Trust Company with three quarters of a million dollars in bonds may go scot free A jury after deliberating his case was dismissed after its foreman announced there was no possibility of retrial
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Chicago
Willie Dalton
Northern Trust Company
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Hardflint
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Gosh
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