Crippen Case and Tuberculosis Christmas Seals Noted
A historic Crippen defense and a detailed look at tuberculosis Christmas seals chronicle the era. Notable figures include Huntly Jenkins and Dr Crippen with radio detection cited. The piece explains seal origins, the double barred cross, and the campaign reach nationwide and abroad.
Yale limits freshman class to 850 students
The University announced it would not admit more entering students than it can accommodate and fixed the freshman class cap at 850. Other Q A items note weekly weight loss guidance of about 2 pounds for moderate overweight, and silver half dimes were minted from 1830 to 1878.
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University
Thought for Today Faithful in Little, Trusted in Much
A brief moral quote collection contrasts Luke 16 10 with Paley noting that those who desert truth in trifles cannot be trusted in important matters. The passage emphasizes integrity and consistency in small and large duties.
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Paley
English Women in Politics and Shifting Roles in England
About 40 women run for Parliament in Britain across Labour and Conservative parties, with expectations that two dozen or more may win. The piece contrasts Britain's slower progress on suffrage and equal rights with America's early gains, notes British women forging ahead in politics, and reflects on changing public perception from Crippen-era radio to modern broadcasts.
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England
Economical Architecture and Standardization in Building
A discussion on keeping costs down through planning to maximize space and minimize cubic content. Standardization of materials and collaboration with public and private groups helps reduce building expenses while preserving aesthetics and utility. The piece notes historical examples and poses brief reader questions with answers.
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National Capital
Washington
Capitol
Gue
November to December in Athens by the Messenger Watch Dog
The piece wanders through November’s fading light into December’s arrival with nature imagery and rural scenes. It notes hills, oaks, berries, water grasses, and farm life, ending with a humorous craving for blackberry wine and a plea for excuses.
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Athens
Old Sol
Chestnut Buyer and Odd Advice In Local Column
Bartlett of Nelsonville reports a local character who fills his radiator with alcohol to vent gas and drive with the cap off for a whiff of real atmosphere. Detectives might nab him. Also a nudge to read the Want Ads amid turkey leftovers.
Hamden Man Struck by Brake While Drilling at Tripp Farm
Harley Cline suffered head injury when struck by a brake at the Tripp farm during drilling for Ohio Fuel and Gas. He was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus where doctors reported the skull not fractured and a minor operation performed. Mrs Autie Baker and Mise Marie Baker traveled to Cincinnati with Richard Baker to visit relatives Al Higelmire.
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Harley Cline
Ohio Fuelfi
Ot! & Gas Company
Tripp Farm
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Autie Baker
Mise-Marie Baker
Cincinnati
al Higelmire
Chillicothe
Richard Baker
Thanksgiving Guests Include Stanton Martins and Evans
Mr and Mrs W E Stanton host Thanksgiving guests Mrs John O Martin and Miss Catherine Martin of Jackson and Miss Mary C Evans of Chillicothe for a family gathering with relatives present.
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John FE. Jones
Jackson
W. E. Stanton
John O. Martin
Catherine Martin
Mary C. Evans
Chilicothe
Social visit at the Ray home in Coalton
Dr and Mrs E Ray Mr and Mrs O S Ray and son Ovid Sheb were entertained at noon dinner at the home of his brother Dr and Mrs J H Ray in Coalton.
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Ray
Ovid Sheb
J. H. Ray
Coalton
Will "Lefty" James Seeks Stop en Route to Bien Roy
Southern League pitcher Will James known as Lefty was in town on Wednesday evening with his parents before heading to Bien Roy to celebrate Thanksgiving.
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Will
Lefty) James
Bien Roy
Martindill Visits Columbus Relatives and Friends
E. W. Martindill spent Thursday visiting with relatives and friends at Columbus.
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E. W. Martindill
Columbus
Bran Health Ad Proclaims Supposed Benefits
An old ad copy touts Bran as a health staple with catchy lines about “ALL BRAN” and daily consumption. It markets Bran Bong Ba muffins pancakes and macaroons as ways to “keep disease out” and feel well.
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