Frederick W. Bush remembered as Athens Messenger leader
The Newark Advocate pays tribute to Frederick W. Bush, praised for his business success and service as manager of the Athens Messenger. He is lauded as a beloved leader who earned presidentships in Ohio press organizations and left a lasting, affectionate memory among colleagues and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Bush
New Jerusalem
Athens
Athens Messenger
Fred Bush
Ohio Select List
Associated
Ohio Dailies
Newark
Marker to honor Coonskin Library dedication at Amesville
The Coonskin Library marker will be dedicated in Amesville when weather and road conditions permit. The library represents early frontier education in the Northwest Territory founded by hardy pioneers who settled in Ames district. The narrative highlights the value of books and the role of libraries in expanding culture among new settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coonskin
Amesville
Northwest Territory
Northwest
New England
Virginia
Alleghanies
Ohio River
Ohio Company
Ohio
Ames
Marker Honoring National Events Stands at Amesville
The Daughters of the American Revolution placed a bronze marker at Amesville, significant to the new country. The marker reflects the organization’s efforts to perpetuate events important to Southeastern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Amesville
Ohio
Misdirected energy in a chaotic news day
A satirical roundup notes diverse sensational items from Lynn to Boston, Borger to Elk Hills. It questions whether American energy is misdirected or balanced by a steadier civic rhythm.
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Lynn
Mass
Kansas City
William B. Shearer
Senate
Texas Rangers
Borger
Boston
Eugene O'Neill
Albert B. Fall
Elk Hills
New York
Arnold Rothstein
Professors Fault for Student Focus on Games and Dances
Lehigh University professor Ean Max McCann cites the American College professor as largely responsible for students prioritizing football games and fraternity dances over studies. He argues that overemphasis on personal research dulls classes and erodes student attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max McConn
Lehigh University
Dean McCann
Night enduring city sounds and publishing turns in New York
The piece surveys New York nocturnal disturbances from fire engine wails to dawn whistles and crowded tenements, then shifts to a winter book publishing boom and new presses. It notes new firms including Farrar and Rinehart and Coupe and Smith, plus a surge of subway murder mystery programs and fresh names in theater. It closes with a wary view of market speculation and a reflection on international politics involving Albania and Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Garmen
John Parrar
Dpoutleday-Doran
Alan Rinehart
Farrar and Rinehart
Jonathan Cape
Coupe and
There Is Nothing Like Good Pay and Leisure to Improve Appearance
A brief note on how high wages and comfortable leisure time influence appearances, with a focus on social status and consumer spending as reflected in contemporary concerns.
Health and Diet Advice From Dr Frank McCoy
Dr McCoy outlines endocrine glands and their hormones in plain terms. He explains ductless glands such as thyroid parathyroid thymus pituitary pineal adrenals and more, their bloodborne secretions and how hormones influence growth mood and metabolism. He also previews fasting and dieting effects and answers reader questions on boils milk diets gastritis sugar content in fruits and milk with tomatoes.
Repetition in language and advertising tone
An impetuous young woman seeks comfort in repetition while a union man finds charm in repeated sounds on a wall. The piece discusses spontaneous writing, advertising style, and the power of repeating a single word, ending with banker Mr. Davison warning on wealth concentration and socialized banking risks.
Mr Davison Warns Against Usury Control
Mr Davison voices a sharp warning that if a few men monopolize money and persist in usury they will face widespread public backlash, facing consequences far beyond any political agitator's critique. The speaker implies lasting repercussions from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison
New York
Central Hanover Bank &Trust Company
MR. Davison
Origin of Talbot name and 24 hour day puzzling roots
The text explains that Talbot is an Anglo-Wrench surname from Old French Talebot meaning pillager. It notes bank notes appeared in China by 26597 I. c with an imperial bank example dated 1399 BB bearing issue details. The 24 hour day origin remains unclear with Homeric divisions later refined by Anaximander or Anaximenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
China
Asiatic Museum
Leningrad
Imperial Bank
Anaximander
Anaximines
Treaties at State Department Archive Grow in Fireproof Calm
Washington reports the State Department stores hundreds of treaties including the 1778 Franco American alliance and the Louisiana Purchase. Miss Amy Holland preserves and boxes relics in fireproof rooms with buckram covers and gold seals while odd items like a Fiji king’s tooth story amuse scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy €. Holland
State Department
Buonaperte
Talleyrand
Robert Livingston
James Monroe
Napoleon
Otd
Miss Holland
Fiji
Pres
A Daily Study in Correct English
This fragment offers guidance on proper word use and pronunciation. It lists misused phrases such as innumerable and suggests alternatives like a countless number. It also highlights common mispronunciations and aims to expand vocabulary with daily word practice.
Ohio University Alumni Reunite and Local Notices
About forty Ohio University alumni met Saturday evening at the university for the Gmo University Alumni Association. Dr. W F Copeland was elected president and Miss Julia Cable secretary. Evening class attendance at Athens High School was low with only twenty present. Various residents and guests are noted in brief society items and upcoming travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens High School
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Geographic
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Dailies
United Press Service
Jonn W. Cullen Company. & Offen
South
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Fifth Ave
New Élc
York
Gerveral Motors Big
Detroit
Idithun
Tush
Chan
HW. Harris
Eltor
Ephesians
Henry Horne
Ine
Iar Tia Lee Bi Aaa Taui Tam Wen
Gilbert Swan Messenger
America
Abe Blatt
Harlem
Irving Lande
Lewis Gensler
Lew Cantor
Big Steel Trust
United States
Kremal Pasha
Mussolini
Zog
Albania
Turkey
Kemal
Europe
Danton
Arthur Brisbane
King Peatures Incorporated
Connecticut
Borneo
John Hix
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
Clare Newspaper Syndicate
Dan Francisco
Frank McCoy
Answees
R. G
Answee
U. G
Kemner
Wall
Haddie
Gamby
Roxy Theater
Maria Gambarelli
A. Cunningham Sanitarium
Cleveland
C. J. Cunningham
Berossus
Babylon
G. Co. A
James Penimore Cooper
James Fenimore Cooper
Burlington, N
Burlington County Historical Society
Cooper
Rodney Dutcher Messenger
Washington
Kellege
State War and Navy
Benjamin Franklin
France
England
Thakoban
Delgar
Thabohan
Thakeban
Burrah
Buchanan
Siam
Rangoon
Asia
Orient
Mautne Lewis, Hovckine
Lillian and
Cledythe Cramner
Elizabeth McCole
Airs
Edward Beck
Loran
Lena Steens
Dayton
Harvey Wilson
Mary Ematine
Forittsburgh
D. C. Thomas
A. O. Sloane
Athens County
Emma C. McVay
Medical Temperance
J. A. Drake
Athens Union
Ohio W. Co
I T. U
Toledo
John Biddle
Mayme
Reno
Joseph Kester
J. M. Salters
Portsmouth
J S&s Morrison
Mnorg Rog Cams
Del
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