Obituary notices and public notices from Ohio area queries
Fragmented OCR lists names, addresses and notices including obituary courtesy, foreign officer references and subscription rates. Mentions John W Cullen Srey and Sour Baickigan Ave in Chicago and New Sisters Ride. Includes subscription prices for mail in Ohio with annual, semi annual and other terms.
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SOLIS
Aec Burees
Reet Dales
Pentaher Association
Oocirciledeps
Ohio
Gereza
Atheny Post
Garter
Ontex
LSS
A Thought for Today Exatt her
A brief proverb style line notes that embracing wisdom leads to support and promotion, reflecting a moral maxim about diligence and virtue. The stray words suggest a Bible verse influence, but the readable fragment emphasizes personal action and guidance.
American home endures amid depression era strain
The article argues that despite hard times and rising mental strain, U S labor data show delinquencies declined in 1931 compared with the prior three years. It contends the American home has held together, challenging the notion that homes will soon vanish under economic pressure.
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United States Department of Laborateustics
The Rouge Dilemma Attracts Bronx Court Visit
Two underage girls aged 15 and 12 were escorted to a New York police court by Policewoman Wilhelmina Lavess of the Bronx on suspicion of running away. Investigation showed the sisters came from Pennsylvania, their father replying to keep them. Officials contemplate options as authorities note the girls looked unusually pale without rouge.
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New York
Wilhelmin& Lavess
Bronx
Pelicewoman Lawless
Pennsylvania
More About Reunions in Southeastern Ohio
The family reunion season brings satisfaction as distant relatives gather to discuss problems and find common ground. Reunions, long loved in Southeastern Ohio, have grown in number, tracing relationships and rediscovering kin. For older people the events offer comfort, while genealogists note renewed interest in ancestral trees and shared tales from across the country.
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Southeastern
Ohio
Balance Between Hours and Pay Shapes Labor Reform
The piece argues for shorter work hours to open jobs but warns of reduced wages and greater reliance on relief. It notes a decade of rising output with modest wage gains and questions whether a five-day week becomes permanent, urging real policy moves to balance production and purchasing.
Many Electoral Votes Remain in Doubt
A perceptive look at the 1932 electoral map notes ongoing uncertainty over which candidates will win key states. Analysts debate which states are truly in play and how shifting economic signals might influence party fortunes ahead of the vote.
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Cox
Bhets
Wes
al Smith
Ten Years Ago in News Your Dad Read Highlights
A mixed reminiscence column lists past events from ten and twenty years ago. It notes farm camps run by Ohio counties, a West Baden convention trip, coal price concerns, and local civic items. The piece mentions marriages, raids on moonshine, sports scores, voting urgency, and various regional anecdotes from 1916 era.
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Ohio
Despot's Whim Mentioned In Monday Feature
An unclear excerpt references a cartoon and an item called the Oolokan, described as a salmon family fish with a bark wick and oiliness keeping the flame. It notes Indigenous use in the Northwest and its popularity as food in British Columbia. The passage also includes a Monday item titled A Despot's Whim.
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Iday
British Columbia
About Your Children LAYING DOWN THE LAW TO CHILDREN
A domestic dialogue on child discipline contrasts strict parents with a grandmother who used talks over punishments. Helen and John discuss spanking versus praise as well as the moral growth of children, while recalling a game with Jim and grandmother that shaped their views. The piece frames a struggle between authority and trust in raising kids.
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Helen
Jack
John
Snape
Pye
Jum
Jim
Cain
Jon
Early Birds and the Rehearsing Can Men
A poem complains of disruptive noise at dawn from a nearby crew banging metal cans. The speaker, echoing Shelley, laments sleepless hours from four to six fifteen in the morning. Weather and wildlife noises are minor annoyances beside the relentless can bangers and their unpremeditated clamor.
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Shelley
Pimples to Acne Science Mystery in Youths
The article explains pimples and blackheads commonly appear at 15 to 17 and link to sex-gland changes during puberty. It cites a German study showing over half of girls and two thirds of boys develop acne symptoms, warns on secondary infections, and advises antiseptics and medical care for infected lesions. It also mentions public political noise about Ex-Governor Bilbo and Huey Long.
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DE. Mobris Fishbein Edstor
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygela
Aielan
Dorothy Dix Letter Box Dilemma On Grandparents And Love
Dorothy Dix addresses how to shield children from interfering grandparents and upsetting meals and explains the conflict of a man torn between two women. She urges duty over romance, noting a father must consider his child and family obligations even at personal cost.
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Miss Din
Ste
Dorothy
Hunters protest illegal deer and squirrel hunting
A letter from HUNTER in Athers suggests illegal hunting may be occurring before legal seasons. The writer urges authorities to act against early shooting to protect licensed hunters and game. He requests game wardens make violating hunters uncomfortable if rumors prove true. Dated August 1935.
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Messenger
reHows
Athens County Fair Could Seek September Run
Editor urges Fair Board to move the Athens County Fair to the week after Ohio University students arrive in September to capture a 42 500 student population and boost revenue. Proposes dismissing school for animal judging and delaying Saturday stalls to avoid merchants losing peak business. Also notes rural policing push and state police funding debates. Coolville Ohio September 2 1982.
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Messenger
Athens County
Ohio
Lancaster
Tme
Athens
Rural Residents Urge Strong Police Presence in Ohio
A rural letter to the Ethior Messenger argues for stricter policing in Ohio, citing repeated thefts and destroyed stock. The writer, a farmer, says county officers are often too busy to reach isolated areas before criminals vanish, leaving residents unprotected.
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Ethior
Siste
Ohio
Neutral stance in Nelsonville strike sparks editorials
Miss Margaret Tolliver writes from Nelsonville Ohio criticizing local officials and business leaders for siding with scab operators in the second largest US industry strike. She accuses authorities of enabling scab actions, recounts tense scenes at a jail, and urges unity against the union and its opponents.
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Messenger
United States
Nelsonvile
Ypen
Nelsonville
Nelsonvile Uke
Thompson
Wingett
Alaya
Margaret Tolliver
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