Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association opens in Ewing hall
Dr. Alston Ellis gave the welcome address at the Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association gathering in Ewing hall. A local National Protective Legion of Waverly New York chapter formed in A C rooms with 35 members. A gas well near Athens was drilled on the Fred E Philippe farm in Canaan township. Structural steel teams worked on the new school building. Ten years ago headlines noted Verdun battles and a deadly streetcar crash near Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alston Ellis
Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association
Ewing Hall
the National Protective Legion of Waverly
N. Y
A. C
Athens
Fred E. Phillipe
Canaan Township
Thought for Today Reflections on Character and Help
A compact devotional note quoting Proverbs about facing others with the heart and a Beecher line comparing a kind word to a safety switch on a track. It links personal virtue with prudent aid to one in trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher
Criticism on Installment Buying From Major Shoe Manufacturer
George Johnson, a leading shoe maker, condemns installment buying as harmful to thrift and misleading prosperity. He argues debt enslaves the poor, raises living costs, and benefits only sellers and banks while wrecking families and futures. He urges limiting installment plans to modest homes and essential purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fohnson
Mr. Johnson
Figures on Birth Hild and Safer Maternity Endorsed
A medical convention analysis shows motherhood becoming safer and more successful. Senior doctors discuss death rates and healthy baby counts, concluding maternity is no longer hazardous and strengthens the nation’s citizenry and future wealth.
When You Meet a Queen and Queen's Visit
A column reflecting on John G. Shedd as a civic benefactor and remarks on the Queen of Romania visiting America. It urges Americans to meet royalty with dignity, not deference, and jokes about proper conduct and the American democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Ocean
Amercan
Meeting Royal Etiquette in America and Europe
The piece advises proper conduct when meeting royalty in Europe and America. It suggests bowing to Queen Marie in America and greeting Mrs. Coolidge with a polite bow. It cautions against forced handshakes and recommends avoiding spats with the Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Marie
America
Mrs. Coolidge
Herman
Cuba Hurricane Loss Sparks Calls for US Aid and Trade Ties
The Cuba hurricane looms as a serious disaster with estimated losses around one hundred million dollars. The piece urges the United States government to respond with practical aid and to deepen commercial relations, noting Cuba’s strength and independence and its desire for no charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States
Peace Bridge Over Niagara Completes 10
The Vehicular Peace Bridge across the Niagara River is near completion with a planned summer opening. It will link Buffalo and Fort Erie, tolls to begin then become free after repayment, and will be owned by New York and Ontario. The project unites U S and Canadian interests, with a $4.5 million bond issue and $50,000 stock, 25 directors, and a design blending girder approaches with five arch spans over the river. The terminus sites sit on historic Fort Porter land and near the Fort Erie battleground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Haskins
Washington, D. C
Niagara River
Buffalo
Fort Erie
Ontario
United States
Great Britain
State of
New York
Niagara Falls
Lewiston
N. Y
Montreal
Buffalo & Fort Erie Public Bridge
Fort Porter
City of
Bridge Corporation
Niagara Frontier
Great Lakes
Johnny Uptown A New York Icon Of Wild Parade Fame
In New York an oddball figure nicknamed Johnny Uptown stands out amid the urban crowd. He headlines the press with first paper distribution, funds his lifestyle, and moves through theaters, fights and race tracks in full evening dress. He is a distinctly New York type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Shedd
Shedd
Marshall Field
James Simpson
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
George Eastman
Rochester
Africa
Earth
Johnny Uptown
New York
Johnny
Manhattan
Pennsylvania Station
Metropolitan Opera
Gilbert Swan
Mexico
Burr
Rey
Radio announcing pioneer J Andrew White ringside 1921 fight
The article credits J Andrew White as an early radio announcer who called the Dempsey Carpentier fight from ringside in Jersey City on July 2 1921. It claims about 400000 listeners heard his broadcast. It also notes a Q&A on Kaiser Belgium relations before WWI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Andrew White
Jersey City
Kaiser
Germany
Belgium
Albert
Potsdam
Burbank Not First Plant Breeder
Washington discussions at the Department of Agriculture praise Luther Burbank as possibly the greatest plant breeder yet note the science predates him. They cite teosinte to corn transformation and frost resistance bred into peaches and citrus, with wheat yields rising from eight bushels to near double in modern farming.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Luther Burbank
Burbank
America
Departmental
Denmark
Radio Notes and Concert Listings Across Cities
Radio listings show multiple stations across the country broadcasting orchestras, choirs, vocal and instrumental programs, and concerts. Cities include Schenectady Cleveland New York Baltimore Chicago Philadelphia Nashville Pittsburgh Hartford Detroit and more with varied formats and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Whe
Washington—Orchestra
WTIC
Hartford
Nashville
WLS
Chicago
Vertaty
Weny
New York
WGY
Schenectady
N. Y
WCSH
Philadelphia
Berrien
Springs
Mich
Bchenectady
Venport
Detroit
Portland-Educational Waren Ie
New York—Orchestra
Questions on crime and history from a late 19th century transcript
The document covers a range of Q and A items on crime in Alaska, biblical Disciples and Apostles, nomenclature Indiana natives, goat diets, and a state case. It ends with Ohio State University official Comer pleads not guilty to transporting two stolen cars from New York to Columbus, held on $2000 bond awaiting November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University Bureau of Business Research
United States
Martin Today
Comer
New York
Columbus
Director Pleads Not Guilty in Auto Theft Case
Columbus records show H D Comer charged with transportation of stolen automobiles. The director pled not guilty as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Comer
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Narratives
In Glasgow Kentucky and New Orleans Louisiana readers report relief from weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. A Glasgow mother of seven, eldest 12, says it helped through rough marriage periods and improved energy for housework and gardening. A New Orleans mother recalls severe weakness after first birth, losing appetite and weight, then notes wonderful results after taking the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Lydia
Pinkham
Indianapolis
Indiana
Matisen Baavens
O. F
Steenbergen
New Orleans
Lydia B. Pinkham
C. Favatm
Dauphine St
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Taizif
the Messenger
Idun
Verdun
Hocking Sunday Creek Station
Monday Creek Crossing
Athens Country Infirmary
London
Tweilva
Arthur Brisbane
Confucius
Romania
West
Niagara
Seattle
California
Peace Bridge
Frederick J. Haskin
Canada
Park Row
Romance OF
Aaron Burr
James
Redner
Braucher
Berlin
Waiser
Alaska
A. B
W. A
Co. P. N
Paul
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