The Wise Old Hen Ends The Blue Hens Moral Rule
A fable about a family of mongrel chickens led by the wise old hen to dam a nectar stream guiding young cockerels to immoral pleasures. The dam fails to curb desires. the younger generation rebels, robs, and confounds the old order, ending with a plea for restraint.
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Brahma
Plymouth Rock
Shaw
Daddy Sofrinick
Dominick
Satan
Daddy Dominick
House of God
Tales of Buried Gold Set Men To Digging
In Mont Alto Pennsylvania a stranger described as a map reader sparked a gold dig by residents and visitors. They dug near Pearl-of-the-Park Spring on the Mont Alto State Reservation seeking a treasure said to be buried by Confederate troops after Gettysburg in July 1863.
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Harrisburg
U.P
Mont Alto
Pearl-of-the- Park
Franklin
Gettysburg
Admits He Stole Sam At Hamden in 1925
Sheriff Cox and Deputy Partee brought Fred Ward to McArthur after he confessed to the New Holland mayor that he stole 210 from Mrs. George Murdoch at the Trainer residence in Hamden in 1925. He hid the money in a fruit jar near Puritan then retrieved it after release in 1928. Prosecutor C. O. Chapman of Vinton County investigates.
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Puritan
C. O. Chapman
Vinton County
Absolution Granted in Trader Horn Heroine Case
Elgina Booth, noted for Trader Horn, was cleared of the charge she alienated the affections of actor Duncan Renaldo during filming in Africa. A $50,000 damage suit by Mrs Suzette Renaldo was dismissed after Booth denied any romance with Renaldo. Mrs Tenalco fled California with her son following Renaldo’s insanity complaint.
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Trader Horn
Los Angeles
U.R
Elgina Booth
Duncan Renaldo
Miss Booth
Renaldo
Africa
Suzette Renaldo
Tenalco
Soan
Beer magnate Busch urges end of wartime prohibition
August A. Busch of St. Louis argues beer industry restoration would aid employment and economic recovery, accusing Richard H. Scott of dodging statistics. He cites 1917 18 Anti Saloon League data on coal use and grain consumption to claim brewers’ return is wartime necessary. Busch questions why business leaders did not support prohibition during House judiciary hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
U.P
A. Busch
Richard H. Scott
Business Men's Prohibition Foundation
Scott
Busch
Anti-Saloon League
United States
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Austrian official renounces Austro German customs union
Geneva dated Sept 3 reports Austrian foreign minister Hans Schober renounced the proposed Austro German customs union before the European union commission on Austria's behalf. The disclosure comes as tension over economic integration in Europe continues.
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Union 18
Geneva
U.P
Austria
European Union Commission
Hans Schober
Make This Model at Home Two-Piece Frock Pattern 2155
A vintage sewing guide presents pattern 2155 for a two piece frock. The article outlines fabric choices and construction steps for a standard daytime dress suitable for home sewers.
New Pattern 2155 Offers Fall Dress and Jacket Options
The ad describes pattern 2155 with a tailored jacket and pleated skirt in two color schemes. Fabrics suggested include satin, crepe, velvet, or wool, with yardage noted for sizes 16 through 44. Patterns cost 15¢, catalogs 15¢, catalog with pattern 25¢, and orders are to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department, New York City.
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Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 1Mh Street
New York City
McArthur Native Dr. Wyman New Dean in Phoenix Junior College
Dr. Harry B. Wyman born and raised in McArthur earned a Ph D at Ohio State University last week and has become dean of the Junior College at Phoenix Arizona. He will move his family to the area.
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Ohio University
Bureau of Appointments
Women’s League
Mcarthur
Harry B. Wyman
Ohio State University
Phoenix
Arizona
Lindbergh flight inspires De Serverskys to plan nonstop to Moscow
Alexander De Serversky the Russian war ace and his aviatrix wife Evelyn reveal plans for a non stop New York to Moscow flight next spring. They will pilot an amphibian currently under construction in a New York factory as Navy Day air show activities unfold at Cleveland airport with Marine and Navy planes to lead the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.R
Tokio
Alexander de Serversky
Evelyn
New York
Moscow
de Serversky
Grant flight permit for Pacific crossing
The Japanese Government granted Don Moyle of Los Angeles and his companion C A Allen permission to attempt a non stop flight across the Pacific Ocean. The permit was issued in Tokyo on September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
U.R
Don Moyle
Los Angeles
Insurance department notice lists several insurers and financials
State of Ohio confirms that The Chicago Fire and Marine Insurance Company Philadelphia’s Commonwealth Casualty Company and Connecticut Mutual Life of Hartford comply with state laws and are authorized to transact in Ohio. Financials show assets liabilities net assets paid in capital surplus income and expenditures for 1930 1931 with specific amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Columbus
Charles T. Warner
Ins
Chicago Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Chicago
Ins. of
Ohio
Division of Insurance
Commonwealth Casual ¢ Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Charles T., Warner
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Hartford
Connecticut
Ohio Rainfall Heavy During Past Month
Rainfall in August at Columbus Station exceeded normal levels by 1.0 inch with total 4.80 inches for the month. The year-to-date precipitation sits 2.95 inches below normal, while the mean temperature reached 72.8 degrees. High and low August readings were 98 and 58, and the daily range peaked at 35 degrees on August 24.
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Columbus
U. S. Weather Bureau
Columbus Station
McArthur Democrats Name Nominations for City and Township
McArthur Democratic Central Committee announces mayor and corporation posts for November voters. Nominees include Carl Ward for mayor, Chester Yates clerk, W P Covad treasurer, Clyde Lee marshal, with Elk Township picks for justice Pearl Clark and conductor Van Johnson among others. Council slate lists Walter Swaim Dal Snook EB Gibbs William Morrison and Lants as candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
Democratic Central Committee
Carl Ward
Chester Yates
W. P. Covad
Clyde Lee
Elk Township
Pearl Clark
van Johnson
Charles Lee
Harrison Carr
Fd. Malone
RB. F. Reynolds
Ela Davis
Republican nominations have not been made
A. C. Wrightsel notes that Republican nominations remain unsettled as party members await formal selection processes. The absence of official nominees leaves local and state campaigns uncertain and organizers briefed on pending deadlines and candidate filings.
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Wrightsel
A. C. Gorsuch
Death Notice John Huff 40 Akron Hospital
Friends of Mrs. Florence Finney Huff of New Plymouth report her husband John Huff died in an Akron hospital on Tuesday aged about 40. Mrs Huff studied at Ohio University Athens. Mr and Mrs W H Arnold and daughter Miss Linnie attended the funeral in Akron today.
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McArthur
Florence Finney Huff
New Plymouth
Akron
John Huff
Huff
Ohio University
Athens
W. H. Arnold
Linnie
Vinton County Fair Opens and Bean Dinner Set
The Vinton County Fair opens here on Wednesday September 9 with a formdday affair. The annual bean dinner at Wilkesville is scheduled for Saturday September 5, adding a community festival to the week.
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Mcarthur
Vinton County
Wilkesville
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