Berens Nelson Tage Stery Logan Pomeroy Coolville Galli Polis and Surrounding
A fragmented passage lists regions in Southeastern Ohio and multiple counties and towns, referencing newspaper affiliations and associations. It notes circulation details and rates, including carrier and mail prices, with mentions of audited press groups and postal classifications.
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Ohio
Aper
Berens Nelson Tage
Sterlogan
Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
Gallipolis
Thought for Today Blessings From Psalms Verse
A devotional line cites Psalms 37 4 urging delight in the Lord to receive the desires of the heart. The verse offers comfort and spiritual guidance in daily reflection.
New Belgian Fortifications Highlight Border Defence Plans
A Brussels dispatch reports Belgium plans ultra modern fortifications along the German border. Fortifications focus on places German troops used to invade Belgium in 1914. The piece argues distrust between nations fuels arms races and ongoing war costs for Belgian taxpayers while urging arms control groups to address that root cause.
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Brussels
Belgium
Little girls still love dolls as 1932 toy market grows
The article notes the doll industry sells over 25 million dollars worth of dolls annually in the United States and shows little decline. It highlights markets for doll houses and accessories, and reports a company adopting a 24 hour schedule to handle advance orders for a new life like baby doll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Newspapers Win Readers as Radios Change Tastes
Psychologists note magazines and books lose appeal as radio, talkies, and cars shift public reading. In a large population only about 11 million read above juvenile levels, yet newspapers remain popular due to crisp, fast news. The era favors quick facts over lengthy classics.
Newsboy Detective Solves Detroit Counterfeit Ring
Edwin Cieslak a 15 year old Detroit newsboy told a policeman when confronted by a counterfeiter. The suspect was arrested and a home search yielded two more arrests. Edwin’s quick thinking outs the counterfeiters and proves newsboys can be valuable citizens.
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Edwin Cieslak
Detroit
Edwin
College of Hard Knocks
Quibble Over Bridge Repair Delays Highway Safety
Residents warn a narrow arched bridge over New York Central tracks on New Marshfield Road must be rebuilt at 300 to 400 to prevent a dangerous crossing. Inspectors note unsafe side railings and rotting planks. with Route 31 torn up traffic shifts to Route SG increasing risk. The Athens Chamber of Commerce urges state highway officials to repair immediately.
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New Marshfield Road
New York Central
Columbus
Athens Chamber of Commerce
State Highway Department
Congress Spotlight on Old Issues for Short Session
Washington notes a rush of familiar topics awaiting the brief session from December to March. Key fights loom over Hoover debt moratorium, unemployment relief, prohibition, World Court, banking laws, and farm relief, with St Lawrence treaty due for Senate action and a possible post election extra session.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
World Court
Senate
Farm Board
Philippine Independence
Treasury
Glass
Virginia
Federal Reserve
House
Where to Find a Husband‑worthy Wife for a Happy Home
Dorothy Dix counsels Ralph to seek a good wife among ordinary, home‑oriented women rather than social climbers. She urges men to contribute to a cheerful, well‑run home by supporting budgets, praising meals, and sharing domestic duties to inspire a wife’s pride in marriage.
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Pix
Ralph
Explaining Yesterday's Cartoon and Notable Figures
The piece highlights Louise Brown, a musical comedy dancer, who set a world record by executing 85 pirouettes on toe in New York in August 1932 at Tarasoff's Studio. It also profiles Robert Kiphuth, a famed U S Olympic swimming coach who paradoxically cannot swim a stroke himself, noting his extensive coaching success at Yale and in collegiate championships. It ends with a teaser about Nature's Drydock tomorrow.
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Louise Brown
Miss Brown
Tarasoff
New York City
Yale
Kiphuth
Nature
Union Musicians Strike For Higher Wages In Cleveland
Union musicians in Cleveland walk out at movie houses seeking about a 28 percent wage increase. Other notes: Congressman I M Foster fights to retain a 33 cent wool duty to aid Ohio farmers.
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Cleveland
I. M. Foster
Ohio
Athens Schools to Open Monday After Labor Day Recess
Athens schools will open Monday September 11 as Principal Rupp expects record enrollment. Gordon Bush returns from De Beque Colorado after summer on a cattle ranch. Traffic crashes during Labor Day recess in Athens County caused serious injuries and many vehicles damaged in ditches.
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Athens
Rupp
Gordon Bush
de Beque
Colo
Athens County
Food costs ease despite rail strikes and unrest
Amid rail strike and industrial unrest the cost of food has declined yet remains higher than 1913 levels. Prices show a downward trend but the real value compared with prewar years remains elevated, signaling slow relief for consumers.
Prof Guilum Pursues Graduate Work at Ohio State
Prof F B Guilum has spent the summer at Ohio State University pursuing work toward his Master’s and Doctoral degrees.
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F. B. Guilum
Ohio State University
Louis S. Brown Named General Sales Agent
Twenty years ago today Louis S. Brown was named general sales agent for the Canaan Coal Company.
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Louis S. Brown
Canaan Coal Company
Athens businessmen sail for Chillicothe conference
A delegation of Athens business men left at noon today for Chillicothe for a final conference with the B. and O. 8 S. W. superintendent about arranging a labor train to Canaanville.
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Athens
Chillicothe
S. W
Canaanville
City Council borrows for sidewalks on First and Second Streets
The city council borrowed $1 891 52 for sidewalk work on First and Second Streets awaiting collection of a special assessment for Presi dent and Congress Streets. In Clerk Harris’s absence B M Covert filled in as acting clerk.
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City Council
President and
Congress Streets
Harris
B. M. Covert
Emergency law to repair Athens County pikes after floods
Authorities will invoke emergency law to fix badly damaged pikes in Athens County following heavy rains and floods. If repairs fail before winter, the pikes may become worthless by spring.
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Athens County
Earl E Baker Nominated for State Dairy Commissioner
Earl E Baker editor of The Athens Daily Tribune was named as a candidate for State Dairy and Food Commissioner on the Bull Moose ticket in a party nomination.
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Earl E. Baker
Athens Daily Tribune
Alderman Attends Brick Makers Meeting in Columbus
Dr. W. N. Alderman travels to Columbus to join brick manufacturers at a joint session with the State Highway Commission to discuss industry plans.
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W. N. Alderman
Columbus
State Highway Commission
Ohio State Fair Silver Revenue Soars to New Highs
The Ohio State Fair collected over 6000 pounds of silver in admissions and total receipts topped previous records by more than 20000 dollars across all sources. Advertising drew large crowds and boosted attendance.
Alpha Gamma Delta Members Attend Corn Roast East of Town
Local sorority members and friends gathered for a corn roast near Miss Ernestine Cooley's home, enjoying a social event in a rural east town area.
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Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Ernestine Cooley
Responsibility for Bridge Costs Debated
The text discusses who should pay for a safe bridge. If the responsible parties are human, they will provide the bridge and later argue over who covers the expenses.
Obsolescence and technological surplus age discussed by NH authority
A New Hampshire official warns that global society faces occupational obsolescence and a surplus of technology. The remarks reflect concern about rapid change and the challenge of interpreting complex findings.
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New Hampshire
Fathers With No Time For Their Boys Life
A snapshot of a typical 1950s family day shows Bob Porter juggling work and Scout drills while his father stays at the office for an order from Cleveland. The piece contrasts fathers who miss family moments with children seeking attention and connection.
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Fred
Bob
Bugle Corps
Cleveland
Mary
Porter
Bill MacDonald
Items of Interest: DC Area Size and Soybean By-products
The District of Columbia covers 68 square miles. The Orient yields about 250 soybean by-products and the United States produces around 50 products from soybeans.
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District of Columbia
Orient
U. S
Rising boundary treaty places Mt Ararat fully in Turkey
A new boundary agreement between Turkey and Peru transfers control of both peaks of Mt Ararat into Turkish territory. The document notes historical shifts in borders and cites broader geopolitics behind the pact.
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Mt. Ararat
Turkey
Perata
The Silver Spoon in Truth n Poetry
A humorous poem contrasts the knight of old with modern pretensions. It recalls a hero who needed little to woo, wore armor bought cheaply, and enjoyed simple generosity from a peasant, leaving the world to sing of his fame. The poem notes today’s lack of such easy advantages and a legend built on cinches.
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Old Wells
Nasal Polyps Pose Breathing Obstruction Risk
The article explains nasal polyps or similar tumors arising from mucous membranes can block the nose and raise infection risk. Removal is advised though recurrence is possible, with radium sometimes used post operation to curb new growth. Diagnosis requires a physician via nasal exam or sinus X-rays with opaque contrast.
Prison crowding sparks inmate discontent study
The prison commissions visit a facility housing 4,000 men, intended for 1,500, to learn why inmates are unhappy with the crowded conditions and seek reasons for the unrest.
Japanese Explain Manchuria Fight Simply
The text states that Japan aimed to seize Manchuria from Russia and hand it to China, describing the motive behind the fighting in Manchuria.
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Manchuria
Russias
China
50-50 plan to settle Hocking Valley coal strike
A Nelsonville writer urges Governor White to accept a 50-50 settlement. The proposed plan calls for troop withdrawal, a five member arbitration board, and a final decision valid through August 1985. Local Union No. 3905 of Kimberly Ohio submits the resolution.
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Nelsonville
Hall
Wayne Wingett
Adj
Frank D. Henderson
Athens County
White
Irvin Nanna
Ohio
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Hocking Valley
George White
United Mine Workers
Sunday Creek Valleys
Governor White
Questioning Wage Cuts From Farmers Reader Letter
A reader from Athens Ohio argues against wage and salary cuts for public workers. He notes reduced pay lowers spending power and taxes remain high. He criticizes taxes on foreign loans and railroads and urges fairer pay to sustain spending. Dated September 3, 1932.
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Messenger
A Woman’s View on Prohibition and Reasonable Behavior
Cc. W. SUPER argues women’s influence on liquor policy is limited and praises some women yet critiques drink. He notes Lower Canada’s losses from American visitors, cites Byron, Greeley, and a German preacher, and reflects on juries and war. He remains not a rabid prohibitionist and dislikes beer while tolerating wine.
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T. A. Copeland
New York Times
Lower Canada
Lord Byron
Horace Greeley
Cc. W
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