Ohio Newspaper Rates and Circulation Figures Listed
The notice lists subscription prices for Ohio newspapers including annual, semiannual, and weekly rates. It references organizations such as the American Newspaper Publishers Association and the Ohio Dailies, with figures for mailed subscriptions and a slight mention of circulation data.
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Americadd Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Guresu
Associated
Ohio Dailies
Infané Daily Pres Association
Higher prices to come in NRA economic forecast
Washington columnist Paul Malion notes gains from the NRA movement and expects higher prices as government money policy takes effect. He predicts stronger orders for manufacturers and retailers once the public accepts the administration’s price projections, while warning of irregular readjustments and rising living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Malion
Washington
Met
NRA
Malion
Sayle
A Timely Sermon on God’s Laws and World Prosperity
A preacher argues that despite the world’s abundant earthly resources and divine provision, recurring economic chaos stems from humanity ignoring God’s moral laws. He laments self serving conduct and urges adherence to love, unselfishness, and the Golden Rule to restore prosperity and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rui
Dorothy Dix on training for women before marriage
The Dorothy Dix advice emphasizes that a woman should gain independent work experience before marriage. It argues earning a living for a couple of years builds practical skills beyond domestic duties, noting that while home life remains central after marriage, office experience provides valuable knowledge beyond cooking.
Business Girl Marries With Expert Insight Into Men
Dorothy Dix describes the business woman as practical and self possessed, trained in punctuality and efficiency. She argues marriage benefits from her bargaining, emotional control, and tact, since she understands money, work discipline, and how to handle men both at home and in the workplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
The House Built in Darkness by a Blind Builder
A curious Tujunga Calif structure built entirely by Elmer Reavis a blind man. He placed a 1500 pound stone atop the fireplace and spends days in his self built shop using machinist tools. Tomorrow a Record Eye Opener.
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Tujunga
Calif
Elmer Reavis
Pugilist Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A fragmented crossword style read with clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Visible items include questions about a pugilist, ages, dyes, wings, and hotel terms, suggesting a historical puzzle page with numbered hints.
Mrs. Wiggs Of The Cabbage Patch Revisited For Modern Mothers
A columnist recalls the kindness of Mrs. Wiggs and argues for keeping families intact when possible. The piece emphasizes home life for children, warns against unnecessary separation, and supports broader state medical aid and Mothers Assistance programs to aid poor mothers and their kids.
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Mothers Assistance Fund
Skvirsky Emerges as Key Russian Figure in Roosevelt Talks
Rodney Dutcher profiles Boris K. Skvirsky, longtime Soviet emissary in Washington, detailing his rapid speech, logical defense of recognition, and pivotal role in laying groundwork for the Litvinov visit. It notes his past as a journalist, exile experiences, and leadership of the Viadivostok Soviet before 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington, D. C
Boris K. Skvirsky
Roosevelt-Litvinov
Skviresky
America
Washington
Russia
Russian Link to U S Officials and Cuban Recognition Debate
The article recounts Skvirsky, a former Far Eastern Republic delegate, becoming Moscow’s informal envoy in Washington with ties to Borah and State Department contacts. It notes Hull and Fish supporting him to major conventions and a large Russia trade credit. It also discusses Cuba’s Grau government and recognition prospects amid unrest and official assessments of legitimacy.
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U. S
Graves
Skvirsky
Far Eastern Republic
Washington
Moscow Foreign Office
Borah
State Department
Russia
Cordell Hull
Hamilton Fish
Shvirsky
Havana
National Hotel
Admin
Penrose and Davis Family Guests in Columbus Visit
Coolville Professor A Z Penrose and his wife traveled to Columbus on Saturday to meet with the State Educational Department regarding local school needs in which he serves as principal. Addison Davis and his wife from near Bartlett arrived Sunday for a few days as guests of his sister in law. Additional locals attended events around Mrs Zona Margenal and the Lizzie Dixon church gathering in Carthage.
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A. Z. Penrose
Columbus
Penrose
State Educational Department
Addison Davis
Near
Bartlett
Principal H. H. Eccles elected SE Ohio Education chief
Principal H. H. Eccles of Portsmouth High School was chosen president of the Southeastern Ohio Education Association succeeding Dr. E. B. Bryan. Obscure local items note a Deanville High Halloween party hosted by Miss Elizabeth Murphy and colleagues Miss Dorothy Covert Miss Gladys Bower and Miss Edith Kepler.
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H. H. Eccles
Portsmouth High School
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
E. B. Bryan
Deanville High School
Elizabeth Murphy
Dorothy Covert
Gladys Bower
Edith Kepler
Twenty Years Ago in Granville Ohio Denison Game Visit
The report notes Evan Jones and Russell Finsterwald in Granville for the Ohio Denison football game. Visitors include Miss Anna Jones Ironton and James Laverty Akron with his parents. Other entries mention travels of Mrs. W L Bentley, Miss Annette Walker, Miss Helen Uliom, and Don Coultrap Sidney. It ends with reflections on motherhood and home illustrating a moral about keeping children close.
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Evan Jones
Russel Finsterwald
Granville
Science Guarding Child Safety
An article by Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes advances in protecting children from measles scarlet fever and diphtheria. It describes passive and active immunization methods including blood serum use for measles and scarlet fever antitoxin and toxoid, plus diphtheria toxoid and antitoxin effectiveness in preventing illness and reducing deaths.
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Toronto
Canada
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Eort Sieee of
Berlin
E B Brooks
Minnie Wendt
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Olive Roberts Barton
Wiggs
Odessa
Potemkin
Mra Skvirsky
Australia
Viadivostok
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Grau
Mrs. RM
Fred Blumbus
Zona Margenal
South Seminary
Lizzie Dixon
Carthagean Church
Frank Dean
Clarence
Russ’ Russell
O. F. Rowland
Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority
Ruth Henry
McArthur High School
J. L. Henry
Rowland Rowland
Anna Jones
Ironton
James Laverty
Akron
Mrs. Laverty
W. L. Bentley
Annette Walker
Eastern Star
Helen Uliom
Marietta
Don Coultrap
Sidney
Dr, Morris
Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Tropics
Miller Bros
the Paint CO
N. Court St
Athens
E. F. Sells
North Court Street
Littler
Brea
Balet
Littler’s
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Bottling
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