Ohio newspaper trade association notices and rates
The item lists members and affiliations of the Ohio newspaper scene including the American Newspaper Publishers Association Inland Daily Press Association and Associated Press. mentions national representatives and advertising rate inquiries plus obituary card notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Newspaper Pubishers Association
Ohio
Associated
Ohio Dailies
Inland Lally Press Association
Associated Press
National
Jonn W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Time machine of imagination through centuries of crisis
The piece compares today’s economic anxieties with past depressions, citing St Augustine, an 1832 French physician, a 1857 American editor, and a 1886 US official. It argues that future historians may judge our fears as quaint, urging perspective on current hardships.
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H. G. Wells
Times
United States
Huey Long Foe Warns of Unrest and Planning Hope
The National Planning Board urges long range planning to avoid violent explosions as Huey Long supporters rise amid unrest and distrust. It notes Huey’s rise in Louisiana and his 1936 presidential bid as a warning, and calls for capable leaders to replace dreamers and steer society toward stability.
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Huey
National Planning Board
Louisiana
Father Faces Duty After Son Kills Patrolman
An 18 year old St. Paul youth involved in a hold up fight with police killed a patrolman and fled home wounded. His father chose to call a doctor parish priest and police, letting the law take its course. He says it was the only decent thing to do and hopes no other father must face it.
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St. Paul
Ann
Georgia
City Library
Harassing the Blondes in News Coverage
The writer argues there is excessive focus on blondes in Hollywood news. The piece notes a shift from redheads to blondes as the spotlight increases. It claims fair-haired individuals deserve relief after a long period of emphasis on other hair colors.
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Hollywood
One Man Show Hangs Over New Deal Says insider
A Washington insider arguing the New Deal falters not for policy but for administration says the president relies on a few trusted allies and that many New Dealers lack vision. The column notes belt-and-suspenders tactics against bucket shops led by Big Tim Callahan and discusses Senate races, Roosevelt travel, and looming battles with utilities.
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Washington
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Big Tim Callahan
Yale
Sec
Callahan
Garner
Warm Springs
Secret Service
Murphy
FDIC
Fox
Treasury
Morgenthau
Public attention shifts from blondes to broad human stories
A newspaper voice decries headlines that fixate on blondes, arguing that character matters more than hair color. The piece notes readers often back public figures while lawyers claim ongoing pursuit of Samuel Insull, reflecting broader media taste for sensational traits.
Local health nurses elect new officers in Gallia County
Mrs. Pearl Hatfield of Gallia County was chosen president at a district meeting of county health nurses. Miss Bliss of Athens was named secretary and Alma Van Pelt of Gallia County also secretary. Secretary Weeks urged higher appropriations for the Army and Navy.
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Pearl Hatfield
Gallia County
Miss Bliss
Athens
Alma van Pelt
Weeks
Army
Navy
Early Athens Town Development Under Ohio University Trustees
Ohio University trustees acted before 1805 to establish Athens as a university town. They ordered a lot sale for November 5 with Rufus Putnam and Samuel Carpenter laying out 27 house lots and 27 outlets. Purchasers included John Havner and Silas Bingham among others. A second sale occurred November 25, 1806. Dams were authorized on the Hocking River at Athens in 1805, with navigational rules and a $5 fine for obstruction. The Gregory Mill became Stewart's Mill, and the Herrold Mill was built by Silas Bingham.
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Ohio University
Athens
University
Rufus Putnam
Samuel Carpenter
Athens City
John Havner
William McNichol
Silas
Alvin Bingham
Sylvanus Ames
Jarrett Jones
Moses Hewitt
Eliphaz Perkins
John Simonton
John Johnson
Henry Bartlett
Canadry Lowry
Daniel Mulford
John Wilkins
William Dorr
Joel Abbot
Ebenezer Currier
William Skinner
Leonard Jewett
John Walker
Gregory
Stewart's
East Athens
Herrold
West Athens
Silas Bingham
Joseph Herrold
About Your Children About Your Children
Olive Roberts Barton cautions against underestimating germs and the spread of illness. She argues for continued isolation of sick children, proper hygiene, and avoiding risky contact to prevent influenza and other contagious diseases. The piece emphasizes caution despite evolving theories about germ transmission.
Health Hints On Blood Pressure And Rest
Fifteen percent of middle aged people have high blood pressure and 26 percent of deaths after age 50 are due to it. Normal pressure ranges 90 to 140 systolic and 70 to 90 diastolic. Causes include heart disease exophthalmic goiter kidney inflammation and hardened arteries. Rest and reduced worry aid control. diet has limited effect. Merle Thorpe and Harold Ickes cited. advice stresses balance between activity and rest.
Public Forum letter on crime, crowds and outdoor ownership
A reader laments mass violence while arguing Americans are poorly civilized and claim outdoors as theirs. The writer contrasts Europe’s density with U S sparsity and cites warning signs in Roanoke and a Harrisburg child killing case. Athens, Nov 24.
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Athens
Saxony
Netherlands
Belgium
Emerson
Roanoke
Virginia
Harrisburg
Co. W. Super
Love and Mystery at Kendallwood Library
Ann Hollister moves through debt ridden family troubles and a new library job. A chance encounter with Peter Kendall's grandson leads to a branch agreement and hints of romance with Tony Mickle while rumors swirl about wealth and status. The tale follows social tensions and budding affection amid a small town library switch.
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Ann Hollister
Ann
Sarah Kent
Tony Mickle
Sarah
Tony
Peter Kendall
Kendallwood
Harvard
Beaux Arts
Peter
Valeria Bennett
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Rome
St. Augustine
Paul Mallon
American Federation of Labor
Green
White House
American Federation of Labor Convention
Roosevelt
Bronson Cutting
Senate
Norris
Cutting
Shipstead
Chavez
Brookhart
Samuel Insull
Ae Nelsonville
The
Community Drama League
Carnegie Hall
J. Paul Wetherholt
Margaret Dailey
Gallipolis
Robert
Homer Cooksey
Miss Frances Cooksey
Newark
George Troyer Koch
John J. Woolley
G. P. Ackley
Jerseyville
Louise Leete
Washington, D. C
C. H. Grosvenor
Constance
Sanford Bundy
Jackson
Helen Falcoon
Rutland
Roger Jones
Ohio State University
Mrs
EB. J. Jones
Olive Roberts Barton
Jove
Molly
Charlie
Grippe
Jimmy
Sue
Charles
Moknis
Fishbein
Merle Thorpe
Business Magazine
Secretary of Interior
Harold Ickes
the Public Forum
the Messenger
Cedartown
Mille
Marguerite Chemin
Leonard and
Claudine Chemin
Belmont
France
Chemin
By Mary Raymq
Peter Kendal
Mae
Jook Im
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