A Thought For Today on Love and Sacrifice
A brief note reflects on greater love and self sacrifice citing John 15 13 and Lowell line about those who loved resting in the grave Love lives on as a devotional item in the publication's pages
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1926
Page
4
A brief note reflects on greater love and self sacrifice citing John 15 13 and Lowell line about those who loved resting in the grave Love lives on as a devotional item in the publication's pages
The piece argues direct primaries erode party responsibility and invite outside influence, weakening party discipline and accountability. It warns Latin American factionalism may replace party cohesion, praising convention norms and urging patience before reform. It notes Ohio's primary amendment defeat as education toward party government.
The Lord Bishop of London Rt Rev Arthur Foley Win ton Ingram is cited for a notable event in Oakland California. The report references British issues such as coal strikes and perceived declines in power, noting remarks on hope and resilience.
F W Kelly completed Salt Lake City to the Pacific round trip with passenger F A Hunt, 600 miles in 5 hours 10 minutes, while displaying a pink child seat device. The pilot notes his son’s birth and recalls prior high hurdles records as he flies 8 600 feet over Cajon Pass. Catharine Denipo faces murder trial, and the piece argues she should be pensioned for protecting other girls.
The text notes Marlborough's era stirring reactions as Consuelo Vanderbilt of New York continues to agitate. Bishop Manning vows a statement on the far reaching implications of the Rome decision.
A historical note argues Henry Ford increased pay for a five day week, comparing to six days, and says workers should choose their own use of the extra day. It criticizes managers who claim to direct workers moral observance.
Marie of Romania asserts she remains a queen throughout her transcontinental tour. The public and press debate what gives her royal authority, picturing her beauty, poise, and political skill as factors drawing crowds and provoking questions about monarchy in a democracy.
Rumors say a New York theater manager will open a show at midnight this winter. The plan targets night owls from Broadway crowds to the rich, idle, and visiting visitors who wander out after hours. Many performers rely on night rehearsals. the city’s floating population fuels demand for late entertainment.
A reader explains how to distill water at home using a bent pipe attached to a teakettle to collect pure condensed steam. The Bureau of Education states Yale accepts women in its graduate programs and that no special nursing method has existed there since 1923.
Governor Harris marked his seventy first birthday quietly at the capitol. I M Foster is elected secretary and auditor for the Ohio University board of trustees to fill the unexpired term of Major L M Jewett. Dean and Mrs H G Williams hosted dinners at their College and State streets home. St John of Wooster Branch Rickey of Delaware named to referee and umpire the Thanksgiving game with Marietta, Dunlap of Kenyon as head linesman.
Lists stations and programs from WBAL to KGW highlighting orchestras, concerts, and variety shows. Notes include New York and Los Angeles musical broadcasts, university performances, and regional Orchestra features across multiple outlets.
Washington reports Canada will appoint a minister to Washington and the United States will send a representative to Ottawa. Vincent Massey cited as a business leaning choice for Washington posting. Roger Sherman discussed as possible U S minister, backed by Canadian interests and Coop Federation de Quebec.
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