RNY Members Reported by Athens Newspaper Bundled Agencies
The Athens Messenger lists RNY members including the American Newspaper Publishers Association One Last Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Ohio Press Association, and mentions a Full Leased Telegraph Wire Report by the United Press Associations.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated
Oha
4A Press Association
The
United Press Associations
Thought for Today on Anger and Wrath
A brief meditation cites Psalm 37 8 urging to stop anger and forsake wrath. The text adds a quote attributed to Confucius about considering consequences when anger rises.
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Confucius
Plantz Bequest Prompts Pomeroy Planning For Shared Benefit
The town of Pomeroy faces a unique future as it considers how to spend the Plantz bequest. Officials will decide a prudent plan to meet the bonded debt and fund community needs, aiming to benefit many residents over the long term. Bankers and citizens alike trust common sense will guide the process.
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Pomeroy Bend
Pomeroy
Plantz
Mr. Plantz
New chores proposed for modern children in White House talks
Experts at the White House Conference on Child Health and Protection discuss replacing old duties like filling a wood-box with new chores. Members support daily chores as character builders even for urban children. Proposals range from locking up automobiles nightly to policing playgrounds.
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White House
The Chore Problem and Early Habit Formation
The article argues for supervised play and chore training in youths. It urges modern parents to involve children in home duties, personal organization, and savings, noting times have changed but discipline remains vital for building responsibility. It warns that parents who do everything spoil potential.
Piqua Victory Celebration Marks Clark Anniversary in Springfield
Five thousand high school pupils from over fifty counties gathered at Wittenberg Stadium for a sesquicentennial tribute to George Rogers Clark. The event highlighted Ohio’s pioneer era and urged yearly remembrance of early frontier hardships and achievements.
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George Rogers Clark
Piqua
Springfield
Battle
Clark
Wittenberg Stadium
Ohio
Building a Home Now Best Investment Says Wall Street Magazine
For the last year forces have shifted toward favorable building conditions. Land values are down, financing is easier, funds are ample, labor is efficient, and materials costs are 15 to 33 percent lower than last year. Contractors improve service as trained workers replace unskilled labor. Buyers today gain a lifetime advantage, a safe investment beyond other properties. AT NO TIME DURING the last decade
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The
Magazine of Wall Street
From bus boy to hotel czar in New York Happenings
S Gregory Taylor rose from hotel bus boy to manager of major venues in Manhattan. He built wealth by starting at the bottom, ran the Dixie, the Buckingham, and the St Moritz, and credits learning to work beside staff to his success. He returned home briefly for family illness before resuming hotel work.
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New York
Manhattan
S. Gregory Taylor
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Legation
Mamora
Adriatic Sea
America
Taylor
St. Regis
Mons
Tassor
Hermitage
Sonny
John Manger
Hotel King
Dixie
mid-Broadway
Hoover says France must pay postwar debts only
President Hoover publicly stated that France must settle debts contracted after the war while forgiving every dollar of prewar French debt. He was surprised to find no French newspaper printed the remark, a silence noted as notable by observers.
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Hoover
France
Britain funded France and allies during the War
A fragment notes Britain’s wartime financing of France and other Allies and its sustained view of continental nations as financially demanding, urging countries to curb excesses and eyes toward the balance sheets.
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France
Cathedral of St Basil the Kremlin Russia A Nightmarish Dome
Description of the Cathedral of St Basil outside the Moscow Kremlin as a strange multicolored structure with 20 domes and grotesque towers. Erected by Czar Ivan III in 1534 to honor Kazan’s capture, its architect allegedly blinded to prevent a replica. cited from the 1911 Britannica.
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St. Basil
Kremlin
Moscow
Ivan the Terrbie
Kazan
F “Grance
Count de Sade’s Prison Years and Prolific Writings
Count de Sade, confined for nearly eight decades in prisons and asylums, first wrote while in the Bastile. Over five years he produced 450 volumes, earning a byword for immorality. between 1784 and 1789 he averaged about one book per year.
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Count de Sade
Bastile
Lhe
Bellicoli
Comte
Geography and the census shape American schooling
Frederic Haskin notes that geography lessons spark exploration as census data refresh every decade. He cites the fifteenth federal census showing westward growth, urban rise, and shifting representation, making population figures crucial for understanding national progress.
Prohibition Craze Spurs College Speakeasy Plan
Educators oppose prohibition arguing it teaches students to drink. A major college debates recognizing an unofficial bootlegger to sell only properly made beer to save students from deadly whisky and gin.
Minds in Emergencies and Global Unrest Prompt Reflection
A dramatic piece notes a New York suicide jump from Riverside Drive after meticulous pre-jump preparations and contrasts personal crisis details with worldwide turmoil. It cites rioting in Barcelona Havana Madrid and violence in Ireland and China while lamenting ongoing barbarity and lack of civility.
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New York
Riverside Drive
155Th Street
Barcelona
Catalonia
Spain
Havana
Madrid
Irish Free State
China
New York D A Sees Racketeers as City's Grave Threat
New York district attorney warns that racketeers and gangsters threaten citizens and government. Louis Sherwin recalls Oakland 1851 measures, noting San Francisco expelled extortionists, while modern criminals appear tougher and target magistrates and officials.
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New York
Louis Sherwin
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
San Francisco
Washington gossip on Wickersham report and capers
Washington chatter centers on the Wickersham commission and a forthcoming prohibition report with talk of light wines and beer possible. Judge Kenyon is named as the dry standout, while George Cassiday plans memoirs if he avoids jail, and Mrs. Eleanor Patterson weighs unemployment issues amid public sparring.
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Washington
Wickersham
Commission
Hoover
William S$. Kenyon
Iowa
Eleanor Patterson
The
Washington Herald
Alice Longworth
Patterson
District of Columbia
Hardships, Strength, and the Allure of Easy Life
A poem asserts that courage and perseverance win in life while riches and comfort tempt retreat. It contrasts grandfathers’ grit with modern cravens, lauding work and resilience, then shifts to Cuba’s disturbance and Vermont maple sugar crops amid broader bad times for tailors and women’s fashion.
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Milf
Cuba
Vermont
Questions and Answers From The Athens Messenger Almanac
A compiled Q and A section features inquiries to Frederic J. Haskin on early auto firms armistice timing stock terms and public policy. It includes notes on unemployment, diplomacy cuts, Jones live and ten law prosecutions, and details about Timgad and World War I era topics.
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District of Columbia
Land
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