Automobile gas use rises with heavier loads
A Bureau of Standards note confirms that fuel efficiency drops as weight increases. A car must burn more gas to move a heavier load, so five gallons with one passenger covers more distance than with ten aboard.
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Bureau of Standards
M. H. Aske
Undefined Postal Notice Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Athens Post Office second class matter and mail queue year with unclear details. No identifiable people or events are readable to summarize further.
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Athens
A Thought For Today On Fear And Courage
A devotional note quotes scripture from Luke about fearing the one who can cast into hell and adds Beecher's remark that fear signals the soul to rally. The piece frames fear as a natural, spiritual prompt alongside hope and courage.
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Hell
Beecher
Training the Mind Versus Schooling in Education Debate
The piece argues that true education rests on training the mind to observe and analyze, not on schooling alone. It critiques college graduates with jargon yet lacking true understanding, and highlights the broader goal of education as developing reasoning over rote knowledge.
Mind training through college education and observation
The text argues that college aims to train observation, comprehension, and analysis. It states that a varied curriculum cultivates disciplined thinking and the ability to extract essentials from excess information, making one fit for competition regardless of formal credentials.
White Queen of Chinatown and the Long Island Mystery
A Chinatown tale traces Anne Gilmartin, a white woman, marrying Chu Sui and amassing vast real estate in New York’s Chinatown. She becomes “the white queen of Chinatown,” while rumors of feet binding and Oriental lotions swirl. After 30 years, Chu Sui and relatives seek to claim the estate amid court proceedings.
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Anne Gilmartin
New York
Chinatown
Anne
Goon Shc
Chu
Creas
Ding
City considers modern garbage disposal system plan
The assembly discusses replacing the old trash method with a modern incinerator and controlled dump site. Citizens push for collective action and city support to curb nuisance dumps and improve sanitation while studying biology and public health implications.
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Athens
Araved
City Fire Forces Alarm At Cleveland Plain Dealer
A downtown blaze at the Cleveland Plain Dealer building drew all fire units to the scene shortly after noon today. Fire crews battled flames and smoke as evacuations occurred and damage assessments began.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Health and Diet Menus and Q A From Dr Frank McCoy
Weekly menus for Sunday May 1 with detailed meals including breakfast lunch and dinner for each day. Includes recipe style cooking directions and a Q A section addressing neck shortening and heart valve stenosis with recommended exercises and dieting. The piece cites Dr Frank McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health and presents practical diet and exercise guidance.
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Frank McCoy
Oddities of ancient fish fossils and gas war talk
The page blends science whimsy with war rumors. It notes a 200 million year old fish fossil found near Buffalo with a hinged neck ring and links it to human evolution. It then reports Indo China poison gas seizures and German denial amid looming war rumors, plus stray weather and market chatter.
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Buffalo
United
China
Indo
Nanmeg
Pranes
Germany
India Crisis and Muscle Shoals Issue In U S Debate
Hindu raids and Gandhi movement provoke jailings while critics urge action on Muscle Shoals nitrate project. Advocates say nitrate from Muscle Shoals would reduce imports, create U S jobs, and cut farmer costs, with Alabama businessmen pressing the administration to decide.
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Bombay
Naidu
Gandhi
Britain
Musele Shoals
United States
Chile
Flovence, Alabama
Fragmented crossword style clue list
A garbled OCR style puzzle text includes scattered horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and errant words. The readable portions resemble a crossword entry sheet with items like to demand change erase healthy and kiln amid a jumble of misread names and stray letters.
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Bastia
Athens area elects leaders as town notes and college ties emerge
Ben Covert of Cornwell County is elected president of the Southeastern Ohio Association of Optometrists formed here last Saturday. Charley Millikan named secretary treasurer. County Engineer Pred Baker says work on the Tedrew Gap foundation near Rome Township is nearly finished. Athens High School holds appreciation day for Superintendent Geoffrey F Morgan as he heads to Columbia University. The Richland Avenue School District will transfer to State Normal College for a model ungraded school. An orderly Methodist conference gathers at the Marietta District Central Avenue Church. Residents gather to view a near eclipse and moon activity amid clear skies. Samuel D Mann returns from Baylor University School at Chattanooga and plans a summer with his parents.
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Pennsyland
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Simsbury
Conn
Exeter Handems
Yale University
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Ben Covert
Cornwell County
Southeastern Ohio Association of ‘Optometrista
Charley C. Millikan
Millikan’s
Athens High School
Geoffrey F. Morgan
Columbia University
Richiland Avenue
Ohio University
State Normal College
A Daily Study In Correct English
Daily study guide notes common mispronunciations spellings and definitions. It explains rendezvous as a place appointed for meeting and highlights usage with example about a favored rendezvous for men.
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W. L. Gordon
Naval treaty split shows deep but narrow divisions
Washington May 23 The London naval conference treaty faces stiff resistance from the big navy faction while pacifists press deflation. A seven-man delegation holds a middle ground hoping to secure a two thirds Senate vote with reservations to preserve U S interests and potential escalator clause flexibility for cruiser construction.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
London Naval Conference
Navy
Camec
William B. Shearers
Navy League
Senate
Bil Rary
United States
Great Britain
Britain
France
America
Japan
William
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