Poston Memorial and Welfare Bond Debate in Athens
Obituary notes honor M Poston of Nelsonville Hocking Valley ties and describe his career from telegraphy to electrical authority. The piece adds coverage of a Welfare Bond Issue proposal for 7.5 million dollars to fund state welfare institutions including Athens State Hospital with 375 000 dollars attributed to housing inmates and related improvements, highlighting unemployment relief and regional impact.
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Department of Public Welfare
Athens County
Athens State Hospital
Athena
General Revenue Fund
Meyer Davis Builds Chain Bands Wealthy Orchestra King
New York October 10 Meyer Davis the famed orchestra leader known as the ork pilot has amassed about 3 million dollars and expanding. He operates some 115 bands worldwide catering to social elites and has owned or part owned venues from Waldorf to Chantecler Club. Davis rose from Washington University student typing sermons to guiding society bookings and mentoring stars like Reisman Vallee and Smith.
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New York
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Sonse
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Paul Whiteman
Colorado Rancho
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The
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DuPonts
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Who's Who
Ralph Stragsburger
Philadelphia
George Washington University
Alger
Washington
Santley Marine Band
San Francisco
Brisco
Willard
Law
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Palm Beach
Bar Harbor
Leo Reisman
Reisman
Boston
Rudy Vallee
Harry Rosenthal
Nat Brusiloff
Jacques Renard
Kate Smith
Eddie Dowling
Timsacif
New
Waldorf
Chantecler Club
You Have Facts Wanted To Know BY FEEDCRIC 3 HASKIN
This paper offers free information services from Washington organizations. Inquiries cost two cents for reply. Questions cover bussirs first use by Matthias Corvinus in 1458, the origin of the term husars, illus trated books like the Book of the Dead, and common culinary herbs such as parsley sage thyme savory marjoram spearmint dill fennel tarragon balm and basil. Parsley used as garnish and flavoring. sage mainly as flavoring.
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A Note of Alas on Pests and Progress in Poetry
A verse lament critiques pests from bugs to weevils and proves the limits of human intellect against natural forces. The poem foresees a distant era when machines might relieve labor, while a political note complains of state underfunding of institutions leading to crowding, unsafe, and undermaintained facilities.
A Thought for Today From Mark 4:39
A short devotional note cites Mark 4 39 reminding readers that earthly cares deceitful riches and desires choke the word and make it unfruitful in daily life
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Mark
Explanation of Fridays Cartoon Africa Liberia Cartoon
Liberia, a West African republic founded by freed American slaves, faced League of Nations scrutiny for slavery. Its bizarre governance tests included a currency without banknotes, using pictures of domestic animals on notes. The piece critiques population centers with mock headlines.
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Liberia
West Africa
League of Nations
Lindbergh Seen as Possible New Jersey Senator
Frederic J. Haskin notes Col. Lindbergh could succeed his late father in law Sen. Dwight Morro w of New Jersey. The piece contrasts Lindbergh’s youth and aviator fame with the Senate, cites precedent of seating under age, and mentions political ties of the Lindbergh families, party dynamics, and possible gubernatorial appointment.
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United States
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Thay
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Morrow
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Kentucky
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Tennessee
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Indiana
Peter Goejet Gerry
Rhoda Island
Elpridga Gerry
Continental Congress
Usuml Becalus
Nicholas Longworth
Wiliam Jennings Dryan
Committee On Ways and Means
House
Farmer-Labor
Art Friends
Lindy
How to Get a Job booklet from Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger offers a new booklet How To Get a Job priced at six cents. It claims to ease job seekers efforts by detailing interview impressions, presenting qualifications, and writing effective letters. A coupon is provided to order the copy today.
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Athens Messenger
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Debts, Europe, and a nation’s scarecrow outlook
A column questions plans to cancel or scale down war and private debts in Europe, arguing Americans should not bear losses from risky foreign bonds. It notes a Colorado hospital case of catalepsy and urges the nation to recognize it has survived with its assets intact, downplaying fears of catastrophe.
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NES
Europe
Colorado
United States
Grand League of Nations
Sita
Britain
Uncle Sam
League
Walking To School Keeps Children Strong Says Old Timers
An essay argues children should walk to school when possible to gain exercise and health. It laments modern reliance on buses and streetcars, urges weather-appropriate dress, and supports a daily routine including a longer noon walk. The piece contrasts past healthier norms with current trends and calls for more outdoor activity.
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Swell
Shank
Local church delegates lead Athens Canaanville program
A Athens driven delegation visited Canaanville Church Sunday evening to conduct a program before a large crowd with Mr prosel Lewis Bpyer in charge. Athens party included Naomi Breek Ruth Henry Grace Webb and Herthe Vickers. Beatrice Rose led the Stencata Basters meeting at Isa Frances Lee home with officers Dorothy Sturz Huth Miller Frances Lee Mary Slutz Mildred Mansfield. Beatrice John Goddard noted. Mrs Harry Beckley chaired. Miss Beatrice announced McDougal Amesville marriage. Mrs We OAL Matheny hosted Pallas club. Dee a T Twenty years ago Jacob Sherman returned from Carbonda visit. The old Herrolad Mill along the Hocking River sold to Howard S. White. The mill was one of the oldest along the river.
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Thatworth
League Nine
First M. Church of Athens
Canaanville
Wag
Mr. Prose
Lewis Bpyer
Athens
Naom Breek
Ruth Henry
Grace Webb
D Herthe Vickers
de Stencata Basters
Isa Frances Lee
Congress Street
Dorothy
Sturz
Huth Miller
Frances Lee
Mary Slutzi
Howard S. White
Hocking River
Happenings at the Capitol and Nepotism Debates
Washington notes hundreds of failed banks offered as federal post offices with many being unsuitable or costly. Congress debates nepotism in government payrolls as secretaries and relatives face scrutiny amid rapid exposure of the practice.
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Rodney Du&cher
Washington
Federal Post Offices
Post Office Department
Congress
Post Offices
Capitol Hill
Ran
Heise Prid
Atlantic Monthly
Schall
Minnesota
LaFollette
Washington Wash By Strickland Gillilan
A humorous column on beer and economics contrasts American beer with European troubles. The author muses why nations with beer face crises and suggests panaceas lie in beer, noting social unrest and shortages in beer-befuddled lands.
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Washington Wash
Strickland Gillilan
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