Population figure cited for Ohio south water area
Readable fragment notes nine thousand population in the south water region of Ohio by virtue of graphic location in another paper.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1926
Page
6
Readable fragment notes nine thousand population in the south water region of Ohio by virtue of graphic location in another paper.
The column discusses prolonged economic slumps and the idea of taming booms and busts through policy cited by E H Gary and Hoover. It then critiques The Big Parade film, arguing it should honor war’s grim truth rather than sensationalize it, and warns against glamorizing combat.
National Advertising Representatives Robert Ward calls for honest war storytelling to avoid romanticizing conflict. He argues for trained soldiers, ready battle ships, and strong defense while urging people to resist propaganda and insist war be used only when absolutely necessary.
Arthur Brisbane Davies Warfield surveys Florida pride after a storm and praises Seaboard repairs. He notes Chicago’s State Street festival, a $100 million lighting plan, and the push for concentrated retail districts. He also comments on Wilson memorial claims and U S global stance, while a Michigan professor links facial structure to diet and health.
The United States faces potential oil exhaustion threatening auto, aviation, and industrial activity. Experts warn supplies could tighten as demand remains high, prompting debate over conservation, production, and the nation’s ability to meet future energy needs.
Fragmentary OCR text references locations such as San Francisco and a broad set of disjoint phrases. No coherent event or identifiable names form a definite news item. The readable parts mix out of context, with stray names and numbers lacking a clear narrative or date.
A jumble of cinema gossip and a formal briefing on oil supply follows. The text references Const ance and Norm in a diva style while noting Warner brothers stars and a Cowboy era theme. It then shifts to a federal oil conservation board report urging efficiency and domestic exploration to secure future fuel.
The Post Office Department announced it will relinquish the transcontinental and overnight New York to Chicago mail services and will advertise within 80 days for bids from private firms to operate the service.
Mr L Dow Poston gave a party ride to Albany this morning honoring Miss Florence Wrnhart of Dayton visiting Mrs T H Biddle. Also noted: Ohio University defeated Wesleyan College 65 to 0 and Phi Delta Theta dinner hosted by Mr Fred Pickering for football players with guests Tommy Jones Elliott Hey mad Wood Lever.
Assistant Secretary of State J Butler Wright tracks international occasions for the White House and drafts congratulatory messages. He maintains a chronological list of state ceremonies and birthdays to greet visiting notables with precise timing and careful phrasing.
The text lists persimmon as the common wood for wooden golf club heads and mentions a debate on film profits requiring large audiences. It cites John Emerson on production costs and audience size, then references age statistics for hunters and a dispute about the film Son of the Sheik with Rudolph Valentino and the Ahmed Sheik role.
John Green, 72, a heart disease sufferer, leaped from a dock to rescue a drowning boy. The act highlights quick thinking and brave response by a local resident.
A testimonial from Mrs Frank Sellers of Vinton recounts using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound since youth. She credits it with easing weakness, enabling schooling and pregnancy recoveries, and notes lifelong use and recommendations to others.
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