Youth discipline and war memory spark local discussion
An editorial urges action on US traffic deaths citing National Safety Council figures for September and nine months of the year. It condemns unsafe youth behavior, lauds Nelsonville's Y program as a model, then reflects on World War I dead, urging national resolve and responsibility.
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National Safety Council
America
Meuse-Argonne
Belleau Wood
Chateau Thierry
Public schools teach English to foreign-born parents
The New York superintendent of public schools advocates home teaching as a way to lift families. About forty one schools will distribute ten leaflets to help parents learn English, arguing that education begins with children guiding their parents. The piece critiques Socrates and praises modern visual methods while noting prohibition politics and a surge of female Congress members named Ruth.
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New York
Fortyone
Ruth
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Ruth McCormick
Mark Hanna
Illinois
Ruth Bryan
Florida
Ruth Pratt
Health and Diet Advice by Dr Frank McCoy
Reader questions cover grape juice for high blood pressure and heart strength through mental training and diet. Dr McCoy suggests grape juice without added sugar as a suitable drink between meals and emphasizes energy from subconscious cultivation alongside disciplined eating and rest.
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Frank McCoy
A. M
Hoboken as last seaport draws artists and theater
A fragmented piece portrays Hoboken becoming a hub for artists and theater, with Morley and Throckmorton involved in new productions away from Broadway. It notes New Yorkers visiting Jersey for beer culture, the waterfront, and the emergence of a bohemian scene centered on Hoboken’s culture and venues.
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Bolevsian
Christopher
Morley
Throckmorton
Provincetown
Bohemia
Answers to Questions By Crederics 4 Haskin
A collage Q A set of Q and A entries covers topics from minor league drafts to U S China treaties and the Louvain library reconstruction events. Notable items identify Hamtramck origin, the Honor Societies Conference, and pediatric cancer rarity among children.
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Haskin
Father and neighbor moves and honors from Athena to Pomeroy
A mixed local items column notes Mr Will Hughes relocating to Athens for a new job with the Westinat Company, Alderman Will Hughes as Debating Union president at close University, and various social visits. It also includes Q&As on cigars, sugar cane station initials P O J, longevity claims, dimples, fish hearts, and a penitentiary farm.
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United States
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Loroef
Oost Java
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Greece
Zaro Age
Charlies Quick
Canada
Atlanta
Aderal
Georgia
What Kind of Administration Will Hoover Give the Country
Washington Aug 11 The piece weighs how Herbert Hoover might govern focusing on his lack of prior elected office his talent for cooperation and the political obstacles from Congress and party factions It notes Hoover's challenge of balancing regular party regulars factions and his instinct to cooperate with opponents while acknowledging religious politics and potential cabinet choices
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Herbert Hoover
Department of Commerce
Mr. Hoover
Congress
Mr. Harding
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Hoover
Hilles
New York
Ogden Mills
Goodrich
Indiana
Watson
Woodrow Wilson
Champ Clark
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Yiu
Tlain
Texas
Virginia
Florida
Prilie
Roosevelt
This Date in American History Overview
This Date in American History notes events from 1869 when New York was restored to English authority, 1876 the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia closed after 9,780,302 attendees, and 1911 Andrew Carnegie saved 90,000 dollars for the Carnegie Corporation.
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New York
England
The
United States
Alabama
Philadelphia
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegiey
Police Hold Man In Girl's Murder
In Cleveland a man who boasted of killing Elizabeth Regan a 25 to 70 year old divorcee waitress is held by police. Regan was slain in her furnished apartment on May 14 1947 and found the next morning. The suspect was arrested last week at Columbus and is linked to killings in Akron and Birmingham Alabama.
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URA& Man
Elizabeth Regan
Columbus
Akron
Hirmingham
Ala
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