Movie wedding reels threaten future marriage customs
A humorous column envisions home movies of weddings becoming common and prompts jokes about marital strife. It notes Princess Pola Negri's Paris wedding footage and forecasts reels revealing embarrassing moments, suggesting they could derange harmony or spark divorce, with playful references to Peggy Hopkins Joyce.
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Pola Negri
Paris
Kid Brothers
Princess Pola
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
War on bugs and labor notes in a mixed editorial
A collage of opinion pieces on pests as a world war threat, motherhood wages, and public figures. It questions labor feminism, cites George Young’s Catalina Channel feat, jokes about barracks, and critiques Insull’s public role plus remarks on advertising and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Conference of Labor Women
Huddersfield
England
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Edison
Health column questions skin conditions and nervous symptoms
Readers seek medical guidance on allergies nerves and skin lesions. The column notes no permanent cure for hives and advises feeding children to avoid excessive appetite while addressing anxious questions about remedies and health tips.
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Tion Sarawers
Owouni
Omy Utary
Tina Owlunk
Jon Walls
Sugar Creek Mines and Local News from Athens
A fragmented legacy review notes Sugar Creek mines dead and disputes over powder in wines. Athens records a first woman rail appointment and a crossing watchman resignation. Hoover appointed food administrator as voters consider local option in a town tied to larger national campaigns.
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Sugar Creek
Washington
Athens
O. B. Pershing
First Presbyterian Church
Bean
Hocking Valley
Cemetery Street
Herbert Hoover
United Saloon
Woodrow Wilin Fult
Atheist Group Challenges Army Chaplains Policy
Washington May 21 Atheist groups led by the American Association for the Advancement of Atheism sued to block Treasury payments for army and navy chaplains seeking a Supreme Court review after the DC Supreme Court dismissed the case for lack of standing. The suit aims to restrain salaries for chaplains amid partisan religious freedom disputes in the military.
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Washington
American Association For the Advancement of Atheism
Army
Navy
A. Aoa. A
United States
Treasury
Navy J
Congress
District of Columbia
Su Ipreme
United States Supreme Court
Forger Convictions Challenge Chaplains in Congress Row
A Athens court case questions the authority to hire chaplains for Congress arguing the constitution forbids religious tests and that chaplains exceed federal power. Lawyer Marx Lewis contends chaplains should return to pulpits and cites Madison and Jefferson on church funding and public religion.
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Marx Lewis
Congress
Mars
National Defense Act
Jvsu
Lewis
James Madison
Edward Livingston
Jefferson
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