Ohio Inland Daily Press Association Audit Report
The American Newspaper Publishers Association and the Associated Ohio Inland Daily Press association publish a full telegraph wire report from the United Press Associations. Audit Bureau of Circulations figures are referenced in the summary of the Ohio list.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio List
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Ohio Inland Daily Press Association
United Press Associations
Thoughtful quotes from Job and Racine
A proverb from Job warns to cast wickedness from the heart and home while Racine notes that the happiness of the wicked vanishes like a torrent. The pair contrasts moral caution with the fragility of deceitful joy.
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Racine
Why a Cooking School Why The Athens Messenger Sponsors It
The Athens Messenger promotes a cooking school to teach modern kitchen science and home economics. Mrs. Emily M. Lautz will speak on practical applications for housekeepers, new brides, and women managing homes without servants, drawing attendees from many communities.
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Athens Messenger
Messenger
Emily M. Lautz
Lautz
Foreign Movie Stars Hidden City Supplying Industry
A mid rise foreign city in Hollywood houses movie stars unknown to most, yet essential to film profits. Its residents create and duplicate talkies that dominate the United States market, funding theatrical releases and industry success.
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Jere
Hollywood
Dubuque
Keokuk
America
United States
Foreign language film stars fill overseas demand in talkies
The export trade hinges on multilingual actors like Adolphe Menjou Barry Norton and Barbara Leonard who command several tongues. Spanish markets prefer local editions with Lissi Anna Mona Maris Ramon Pereda Theo Shall Jose Crespo Maria Alba and others filling roles for Hollywood in Spanish. Spaniards form the largest overseas audience as Spanish language versions thrive amid a talent shortfall in foreign production.
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Europe
Latin America
Adolphe Menjou
Barry Norton
Barbara Leonard
Lissi Anna
Claudette Colbert
Mona Maris
Ramon Pereda
William Powell
Ramon
Theo Shall
Hollywood
Charles Bickford
Bickford
Jose Crespo
John Gilbert
Maria Alba
Catherine Dale Qwen
The Black Ink Brigade Defies the Business Slump
A column praises small firms that stay active in tough times. It contrasts the ailing General Business with entrepreneurs “on the front line” using common sense, investing cash gains, cutting costs, and sharpening marketing to win the market. The piece urges readers to enlist in proactive, disciplined business action.
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Black-Ink Brigade
Chow Mein Invasion Reaches Broadway And Beyond
New York columnist notes the rise of chop suey and chow mein across Broadway and Second Avenue in the 1920s city scene. He cites Chow Mein sold by Chin and Lee, drug stores, and lunch counters with fad eateries, then lists diverse restaurants from Sardi's to Miyako, plus a nod to Russian and Yiddish entertainers, promising more to come.
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New York
Broadway
Manhattan National High
Galion
Second Avenue
Chin
Lee
Atta'a
Chinatown
Mulberry Street
Sheridan Square
49Th Street
Miyako
58Th Street
Mme
Moscowitz
Herowitz
Dave's
Blue Room
Reuben's
Lindy’s
Tle
Values of gold and silver in a changing world
The forum editor argues that precious metals have value as money worldwide, except in China, and warns that current finance rests on an unstable foundation. It notes humans seek immediate gratification amid adverse future outlooks and the end of life for many.
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Messenger
China
Dawn Lovers and Roosters in Vernacular Verse
A playful poem contrasts dawn fans with a noisy rooster. The speaker mocks a crowing voice, noting early morning sounds echo through the neighborhood. The piece ends with a cheeky wish that the roosters learn restraint at daylight.
Nut tree planting tied to history across the nation
The Washington Letter notes a national nutting campaign to plant 5 006 000 trees using seeds gathered on historic sites such as Mount Vernon Arlington Valley Forge and Gettysburg. Backed by the U S Department of Agriculture the American Forestry Association the Boy Scouts and the American Walnut Manufacturers Association the effort promotes conservation and American history.
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America
Mount Vernon
Arlington
Valley Forge
Gettysburg
United States Department of Agriculture
American Forestry Association
Boy Scouts of America
American Walnut Manufacturers’ Association
C. A. Feed
Federal Agricultural Department
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Reed
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
George Washington
W. 8. Linton
Michigan
Mount Vernon Ladies Association
Bureau of Plant Industry
Boy Scouts
Gibbs Sees America Through Sir Philip Gibbs Lens
Washington reports Sir Philip Gibbs surveys postwar America in a new book. He notes Americans mix vitality with anxiety, praises generosity, critiques Hoover and Coolidge, and discusses Prohibition and the Ku Klux Klan decline. He highlights National Nut Tree Planting Project and forest stewardship.
Great Depression Strains Lead to Crime and Hardship
The passage links prosperity to debt default and rising crime as people struggle to pay past purchases. It notes lingering surpluses in goods but predicts shortages in food and clothing once workers regain purchasing power, urging lessons from the financial downturn.
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Lsborer
Public forum letter argues for jail bond and humane treatment
A citizen urges approving a jail bond to house 47 inmates in a new facility rather than current overcrowding. He notes Athens County might otherwise board 40 to 60 prisoners elsewhere, argues the 16 cent per $1000 tax is acceptable, and favors building locally to reduce stench and improve conditions.
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Public Forum
the Messenger
New Jal
Athens County
Ns County
Church of St Botolph's Chronicle Ties Boston Name To Birth
Explanation notes that the Church of St Botolph's in Boston England is renowned for its chronological concordance with calendar units and claims Boston Massachusetts derives its name from Botholph town as the mother town. It states the original name of Boston England was Botholph town.
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Boston
England
Massachusetts
Botholph Town
Clarence Demar Wins Eighteenth Marathon Title at Four
Clarence H. Demar of Keene New Hampshire, age 4 in 1980, won the 26 mile New York City to Port Chester Marathon. He claims a long career spanning from Los Angeles to Stockholm, with a seventh Boston Marathon victory on April 19 1986. Tomorrow: The Famous Forger.
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Clarence Demar
Clarence H. Demar
Keene
N. H
New York City
Port Chester
N. Y
Demar
Los Angeles
Stockholm
Forger
Untitled reflection on athletes after graduation
A contemporary ponders what great football players can do with their abilities after graduation. He questions whether they would become subway guards, implying limited post athletic prospects for former stars.
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Subway
Athens area schools and politics in a en years ago issue
The Athens public schools opened for inspection to 1,000 teachers at the Southeastern Ohio Teachers Conference. The Athens County Board of Elections urged women to get a sample ballot and learn to mark it. Fraternities planned Halloween parties. County schools council planned athletic and literary events. Police warned severe punishment for pranks. Ohio University YWCA and YMCA spoke with Dr. Burton. Bedbug poison mix up killed John Rove Aungariag. Aid for a new Plains school house was received. Two brothers, Clarence and Walter Beal, died in Mine 201 Floodwood.
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Athens
Athens County Board of Elections
Public Dole Debate Signals Possible Government Change
A cautious note on public generosity and government plans as winter outcomes loom. Comment suggests the British dole could be seen as a confession of failure, with future policy open to change if economic conditions worsen.
Proton Still A Hole In Atom Theory Debate
A newspaper passage surveys shifting views in atomic science. It notes Doctor Dirac of Cambridge proposing that the proton, the center of an atom around which electrons orbit, may be nothing but a hole. It references Sir Oliver Lodge and Einstein amid debates on space, vacuum energy, and negative energy concepts.
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Doctor Dirac
Cambridge
Sir Oliver Lodge
Einstein
New speed record for spiral nebulae at Mount Wilson
Mount Wilson notes a group of spiral nebulae receding from Earth at 7200 miles per second, a speed record in astronomy. These fast moving objects travel around the world in about three and a half seconds and are massive star clusters possibly as large as the Milky Way.
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Mount Wilson
Edison plant builds massive turbine generators
Mr Sloan of the New York Edison Company completes two turbine generators at the Schenectady General Electric plant capable of lighting 126,666,000 lamps. In three years the New York Edison plant added power equal to Niagara Falls' total development.
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MR. Sloan
New York Edison Company
Schenectady General
Encouraging word on business improvement from Mr Farrell
Mr Farrell, president of a large steel company, urges caution against reckless price cutting. He is a conservative leader who says mutual price discipline is constructive and necessary to prevent profits from being destroyed by cutthroat competition.
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Farrell
Big Steel Company
Appointment of Receiver for Hocking Coal Exchange Assets
A. J. Juniper of the Hocking Coal Exchange Company sought appointment of a receiver for the firm’s assets in a suit brought against his partner L. D. Lampman. The filing requests court action to preserve and manage the company’s holdings during the dispute.
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Hocking Coal Exchange Company
A. J. Juniper
L. D. Lampman
Collapse Prophesied for Big Lines of Business
A terse warning suggests that large business sectors will all fail together. The statement implies a systemic downturn affecting multiple industries, signaling a broad economic hardship on the horizon.
Financial minds weigh silver policy options
President Hoover and Mellon along with leading financiers consider actions on silver. Howard Fef. Perry, an experienced mining man, notes a merchant in Asia must cash fifty ounces of silver in exchange for one ounce of gold to finance purchases in New York or London.
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Hoover
Seecretary
Mellon
Howard Fef. Perry
Orient
New York
London
Navy cuts spark debate over future fleet size
Figures cited claim the United States will scrap three dreadnought battleships worth at least 5.99 million each and remove armored cruisers destroyers and submarines under the London Treaty. The piece argues regeneration would begin immediately if war occurred.
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Europe
Asia
United States
Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin
A collection of readers questions with brief replies. Passes to lawmakers were banned starting January 1 1906 by Pennsylvania Railroad and other lines following the Interstate Commerce Act amendments in 1996. Yellowstone hosts over 4000 hot springs and about 100 geysers. Helium is mainly U S produced with Alaska and northern Texas rich in deposits. Archbishop Ireland served as a Civil War era chaplain in Minnesota.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Howeer
Yellowstone National Park
H. Fld
Psh
Pena
Mark Sullivan
Met Times
Godfrey L Dewey
New York Times
United States
Alaska
Russia
Siberia
Texas
Kansas
Ob. A
Ireland
Minnesota
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Rosen
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Canton
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Washington
Philip Gibbs
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Coolidge
Dayton
Tenn
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Penn
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