Lenin Trotzky head a strong European Soviet government
Soviet rule in Russia presents a centralized system under Lenin and Trotzky with broad police control. Moscow guards food supplies and a 2000 man garrison. local authorities enforce order, while most citizens remain illiterate and focused on livelihood amid the new economic policy under Bolshevik rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Hullinger
United Press
Moscow
Lenin
Trotzky
Europe
Scon
Rts
Kremin
Red Army
Russia
Vege table Remedy for Bilious Breath and Sick Spell
A historical note links bad breath and a coated tongue to biliousness and a disordered system. It recommends a purely vegetable corrective to prevent infection and a sick spell, highlighting traditional dietary cures.
Phase of revolution ends with shift to bourgeois economy
The change from communism to a bourgeois monetary basis is complete as Russians pay for goods like Americans. Few large capitalists restart. many small plants employ about twenty workers each, with some factories operating, but overall industry remains feeble. Capitalists will receive protection yet indemnification terms are unclear. Political freedom remains unrecovered amid restrictions on opposition media and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Public Forum on Intelligence Editorial Sparks Debate
The Messenger comments on Dr. Graves and his claim that intelligence is constant. It argues that people differ in kind of intelligence rather than degree and criticizes educators for valuing book learning. Noting Graves’s roles at University of Pennsylvania and Ohio State, the piece cites PF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Commissioner Graves
School of Education
University of Pennsylvania
College of Education
Ohio State University
Types of intelligence and differentiated curricula for children
The author argues for recognizing three kinds of intelligence abstract mechanical and social and urges differentiated curricula to fit each child. Differences in intelligence types relate to success in ideas objects and people, with a normal distribution across the population and limited funding hampering full implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Thorndike
Commissioner Graves
R. L. Morton
Pastor Called Away Forces Change At Methodist Church
The First Methodist Episcopal church will not hold the morning sermon on Sunday November 20 due to the pastor Dr Strecker’s unexpected absence. The Presbyterian church offers space for Prof Graham's 4 30 pm talk. All other Methodist services including Sunday school Epworth League and the 7 pm evening sermon proceed as normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Strecker
Presbyterian Church
Graham
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Russian ballet alive in Moscow three times weekly at Bolshoi
Edwin W Fullinger reports the Imperial Malfet ballet remains vibrant in Moscow after the revolution. Katarina Geltzer still captivates audiences at the Bolshoi while Sulk leads the orchestra. Theatre life persists with crowded concerts, though most locals face high ticket prices as free seats fade and wages barely cover essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Fullinger
United Press
Moscow
Imperial Malfet Company
Petrograd
Bolshoi Theatre
Grand Opera House
Katarina Geltzer
Sulk
New York
Conservatory
Millfield Social Roundup Reflects Community Visitors and Ills
Millfield residents hosted and visited relatives with several guests including Mr. and Mrs. Ogg in Sharpsburg for a dinner and shower after their flood losses. Local families hosted guests from Hollister Athens and Columbus while noting illnesses such as a four month old with pneumonia and a child with diphtheria. Rabbits abundance was observed as hunters brought in numerous game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shirkey
Hollister
Dan Fulton
Rockland
Totman
Fred Totman
Charles Ogg
Ruth
Sharpsburgh
Walace Ogg
Ogg
Don Chadwell
Flora Jane
Allen Chadwell
Famiy
Hannah Porter
Ernest
Conway
Glouster
Geo. Shaner
Gilbert Keirns
J. T. Johnson
Tray
Dayton
J. M. Crippen
Lucy Totman
Carlos Cameron
Athens
Ernest Chadwell
Canada
Herbert Mingus
Thomas
George Orman
Samuel Payne
H. O. McDaniel
Columbus
Athens Visitors Saturday Bring McDaniel Morrison Daugherty
Floyd McDaniel and Mrs. L B McDaniel visited Athens along with Mrs L A Morrison and Mrs Frank Daugherty and children during their Saturday trip with local family ties and social calls noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd McDaniel
L. B. McDaniel
L. A. Morrison
Frank Daugherty
Athens
Short Clothes Pattern 3441 for Young Children
Pattern 3441 offers a five size range from 6 months to 4 years. A 2 year dress requires 33 yards of 27 inch material plus 1% yard for the slip and 1 yard for the drawers. Muslin or cambric suggested for slip and drawers. dress fabrics include silk and gingham. Pattern mailed for 12 cents in stamps.
Salem School Shows Progress and Rededication
Salem school in Athens county hosts parents and board members for a rededication evening after painting the building, improving grounds, and installing new heating. Teacher Oden Johnson invites county teachers to visit to observe the gains and future citizen education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Athens County
Oden Johnson
Walking sticks replace hats as arms conference fad
Washington as November ends sees a surge in walking sticks among diplomats and officials. Lords and ministers parade crook-handled canes, from Lord Lee of Fareham to Secretary Hughes, while American workers swap in and out of sticks during lunch and in government buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Wondeland
Lord Lee
Fareham
Union Station
Hughes
Sir Auckland Geddes
Harding
Root
Weeks
Piccadilly
London
Paris
West Virginia Battleship Becomes Symbol of Hope for Navy
Newport News report on the launch of the battleship West Virginia, hailed as a mighty warship and possible last of its kind. The piece notes global significance and adds a taunting line about Judge Taft advertising a cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
America
West Virginia
International Navy Junk Heap
France Rebuilds Rapidly After War Across Industries and Colonies
France reports sweeping postwar gains in reconstruction with 76,000 structures rebuilt or repaired by August 1919 and 60,000 more under construction. Railways, canals, and ports restored. oil, coal, and iron sectors expanding. Alsace and Lorraine key to future output. colonial domain boosting trade potential. government credit support totals billions of francs. strong public confidence evident in bond ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Republic
Alsace
Normandy
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Autun
Peschelbronn
Algeria
United States
Near East
Bank of France
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M. D. Hughes
Attorney At Law
Cline Bldg
Overmyer
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Germgan
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