Morgan County Sky Line Route No 78 A Scenic Drive
A feature on Morgan County's Sky Line Route No 78 highlights Rim of the World Point near Ringgold where observers can glimpse into Athens Perry and Hocking counties. The article extols autumn color, blue ridge like hills, and the route through Glouster Bishopville Amesville and Pennsville to No 77 toward Mc Connelsville, noting soft spots after rains and the road's evolving status as a state route. It recalls historical reflections and distant scenes while praising the area's natural beauty and driving challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Ohio
Morgan County
Ringgold
Athens
Perry
Hocking
United States
Glouster
Bishopville
McConnelsville
Amesville
Pennsville
Blue Ridge Highlands
No. 77
Where Men Dared Not Follow
An editorial homage to Amelia Sablich for leading miners to a Trinidad Colorado mine. It praises her single handed courage after she urged hesitant men, faced mounted guards, and was trampled by a guard's horse reaching a hospital bed. The piece compares her bravery to Molly Pitcher Joan of Arc and Barbara Freitchie, noting her enduring pride.
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Amelia Sablich
Amelia
Deal
Trinidad
Colorado
Molly Pitcher
Joan of Arc
Barbara Freitchie
Asmela Sablish
The Coward Strain In The Kaiser Line
Emil Ludwig’s biography of Bismarck is cited to argue that the German ex-Kaiser inherits a cowardly streak from three generations. The article notes the former ruler’s praise of his grandfather “Wilhelm the Great” and references Bismarck’s famous speech on blood.
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Helm
Biz
Europe
Emil Ludwig
Bismarck
Wilhelm the Great
Ludwig
Michael
Big business backs crime and deceit across nations
A newspaper column rails at crime profits from fences and stolen goods, argues big business tolerates theft, and cites Ford sale schemes as dubious. It notes a Brooklyn teacher forcing fistfights, praises royal marriages and titles, laments prizefighting in schools, and jabs at De Valera’s oath to King George amid global tension.
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America
Washington
Health and Diet Q and A with Dr Frank McCoy
Dr Frank McCoy answers readers questions on health and diet in a newspaper feature. The column includes weekly menus with meals from breakfast through dinner, plus a Q and A section addressing medical concerns such as weakness in the legs and hyperthyroidism, with guidance on diet, fasting, and basic health observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCoy
McCoy
McCo
By the Way in New York and London theater scenes
Gilbert Swan describes London left hand traffic and London life as he visits theaters and scenes in New York and London. He notes American actors in London productions The Silver Cord at Theater Guild and observations of gas brokers markets and social life including English and Irish maids and pubs.
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Gilbert Swan
London
Sidney Hawarth
Theater Guild
New York
Claire ‘Mes
Reotlind Ward
Tata
Onsos
Periz
Tomdto-Spinnei
Vspapacus Sale Ad
Tanato
Is Curtis Now a Candidate
ASHINGTON Nov 6 The piece argues Curtis could be a potential presidential candidate yet notes strong obstacles. It outlines Curtis long tenure in Kansas and West, doubts about broad support, and speculation he may aim for vice president or a cabinet role rather than the presidency. It suggests farm state delegates will split among Lowden Norris and Curtis, reducing chances of a united bloc.
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Brooklyn
Rodney Dutcher
Curtis
Ashington
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Charlie
Senate
Roman
Borah
George Norris
Tom Walsh
Jim Reed
Tom Heflin
Capitol
Lowden
W Norris
Norris
Chars Fie
West
Lowdon
Fattatus Charlie
Charsie
Bing
London Scene Reflections and the Auto-da-fe Term
A fragmented reminiscence contrasts shawls and barmaids with Kensington mornings and nursemaids in rubber boots. It notes signposts like champagne and shillings, evaluates elderly Bayswater gents, and ends by linking the term auto-da-fe to the burning of a heretic.
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Kansas
London
Kensington Gardens
Kensington Ponds
Bayswater Road
Way Streets
Champagne & Shillings
Answers to Questions by Frederick J. Waskie
A quiz column lists brief Q and A items on topics from sororities to astronomy. The Inter-Sorority Conference defines a national sorority as five chapters, Venus as a morning star visible in the eastern sky, several states allow long work hours for under 16s, Clara Bow is Brooklyn born with mixed English, Scottish, French descent, Japan imposes a 35 percent tobacco duty, and auto-da-fé is a ceremonial term referring to religious cases.
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Venus
E. Flw
Naval Observatory
Florida
Idaho
Georgia
Michigan
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Texas
Clara Bow
Brooklyn
N.Y
Japan
Tha Cere
New Bridge Plans Near Miles Jacoby Home
An organized effort for next spring seeks to erect a tea bridge over Margaret’s creek near Miles Jacoby’s home. The deteriorating state route bridge impedes sight lines, prompting improvements to the road, a new Grange hall, updated school access, and beautification of the neighborhood as Athens County eyes growth and safer travel.
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Miles Jaccoby
Jacksonville
Athens
Grange
New Bridge
New Grane
Hewitt Farm
Albany
New Marshfield
Jackville
Justice of the Peace
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Ithe Sunday Messenger
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Associated Dallies
United Press Service
Robert F. Wai, Inc
Fifth Ave
Wabash Avenue
Clavago
Wilhelm
Opernplatz
Frederick
Mivery
Dusty
Chas
Harris
Ford
Arthur Brisbane
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Pans
Peking
Pe_king
Rome
Duke de Saint Simon
England
New York Bible Society
de Valera
George
Philippines
George W. Haldeman
Vo Een
Genuin
Wedafspay
le Viritess
Mrs. & Co
By the Way
Londen
Topvoudiv
Regen
Queens Road
Wayton
Theos
Boulton & Watt
Soho
Bessey
Braucher
Boulton
Cornwall
William Murdock
Topyrigh
The
Crater Society
Phus
Frederick J. Waskie
Federal Reserve
Ory
Athens County Bus
Athens Pomeroy
BUICK
K Co
Nelsonville
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