Athens Messenger publisher notice and details 1915
Public notice from the Athens Messenger designates publication details for Athens and surrounding communities. It lists publisher Charles H. Harris, editor Ernest Tre, and addresses the Inland Daily Press association and wire service affiliations. Subscription rates are shown for in Ohio and surrounding regions.
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Frederick W. Ush
Baturcay
Tornion
Adentam
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Hinemist
Audit Bureau of Suenauenk Asso Ribia Inland Daily Press Association
Pull Teed Ea Ee
Valted Press Associations
A Thought for Today Hope perate the heart sick
Hope perate the heart sick proverb verse appears as a reflective line from Proverbs 13 1 2 and a note on hope as a blessing for the poor man. The fragment blends aphorism and an attributed idea linking Thales to hope as a biracle.
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Thales
Ohio University Anticipates Strong 1930 Football Season
The article notes growing support for the Ohio University Green and White teams across the region. It credits years of planning and hard work for recent success and predicts few setbacks for 1930, with high fan engagement surrounding games at the new Stadium.
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Ohio University
Ohio
Bobcats
Butler
Indianapolis
Elks Club
APN
Athey
Grtecession
Anasieohicadl
Pers
Mahioven
Humility Call Shocks Yale Students
Yale chaplain Rev Elmore M McKee challenges undergraduates by asserting today’s youth lack idealism and cling to outdated conventions. He urges cultivation of humility and the formation of a thinker to reveal the vulgarity of modern sophistication.
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Elmore M. McKee
Yale University
Yale
Main Street
McKee
Humility
McKee Urges Youth To Rise Above Sophistication
A critic argues that modern campus speech slights high ideals and that youth mimic a vulgar sophistication. He warns campuses breed a cynical main chance outlook and urges renewed focus on the soul and stronger leadership for a more hopeful future.
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New Haven
Mr. McKee
Mr. McKees
Great Westward Migration Alters Farm Pattern Across States
The article notes ongoing rural change as farm to city shifts persist. It cites US statistics showing farm numbers falling nationally while Utah Arizona Nebraska Minnesota Wyoming Nevada North Dakota rise. New York Ohio Georgia Pennsylvania New Jersey New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut South Carolina Indiana show declines. Industrial growth areas drive regional farm belt contraction and boundary shifts with lasting impact.
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Oreston
Kenneth W
Utah
Arizona
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wyoming
Nevada
North Dakota
New York State
Ohio
Georgia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Connecticut
South Carolina
Indiana
Mysteries Surround Miss Adams on Broadway Return
A long awaited return by Miss Adams remains shrouded in secrecy as theater offices downplay interviews and press access. Rumors link her to performances under another name and private study with the playwright, with plans for late showings to accommodate Long Island and Westchester audiences.
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Max Reinhardt
Berlin
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Jolson
Forrest
Philadelphia
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Westchester
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Shuberts
Innovation changes the heater placer for evening use
Aweek of unspecified changes mentions a new device to improve evening comfort in noisy showrooms where loud disturbances were once common. The article also references Vienna and a figure named Freieritt Kert Moleput in a fragmentary context.
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Tchoed
Atrett Ouields
Vienna
Freieritt Kert Moleput
Helium Gas Debate Highlights Military and Civil Value
The article discusses whether Europe should access helium for dirigibles and future airplanes. Proponents warn against supplying enemy nations while noting helium’s importance for aviation and potential strategic use, including military applications.
Noise Abatement Rushes On In New York State Audits
The Washington Letter reports progress on the New York Noise Abatement Commission’s drive to curb city sound pollution. Officials cite cooperation from shipping lines transit firms and police to stop horn blasting and loudspeakers while engineers develop quieter machinery and vehicles.
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New York
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Stel Fey
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Sre
Hobby Jones
Com
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Manhattan Transit Company
Commission
Shirley W. Wynne
Heatth
Metropolia
Tahiti Disaster Cartoon Explains Date Line Concept
Ripley’s cartoon explains Yesterday’s event about the sinking near the 180th meridian and the International Date Line. It describes mariners adjusting their date as they move across the line, illustrating time shifts in navigation.
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the & S. Tahiti
Cuban unrest and U S policy amid Machado regime
The article discusses Cuban dictator Machado's grip on elections and revolt threats, noting U S opposition to revolutions and the long history of American intervention in Cuba. It cites the Platt Amendment as shaping policy and recalls past U S actions during Cuban crises and revolts from 1906 to 1924.
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Machado
Cuba
United States
Thas Polirs
Amerian
Congress
Intervigne
Insur
Gomez
Whiel Sy
Anal Veestarion
Tineianh
Lather Py Pat Ous
Pers Sn
Zayas
Zaves
Esivers to Questions Bs reaterick J Barkin
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George Washington Custis
Mary
William Henry Fitzhugh
Anne Carter
Eleanor Agnes
Robert Edward
Miledred Childe
More Truth Than Poetry Falden on Evil Dais
A compact critique blends verse on pirates and racketeers with reflections on crime and public figures. It contrasts Captain Kidd Jesse James and modern crime with economic anxieties and political jokes about Rudy Vallee and the stock market.
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Captain Kidd
Kidd
Omitted Athens Social Events and Education Talk
Athens notes show Mrs Nicholaas Longworth guests at Mrs Thomas TR Biddle's home while Dr WW Gard of Ohio University spoke on New Ideals in education urging a Secretary of Education in the President's cabinet. Congressmen Foster and Wood push a Juvenile Harding for youths under 18, and a new heating system at Qhia University is now active despite a cold spell. Twenty years ago Mrs L A Tussing visited and church home-coming plans were led by local clergy and families.
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Allen Roosevelt
Thomas TR. Biddle
Park Place
WW. L. Gard
Ohio University
Qhia University
Seus
Alston EM
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