International Abuse and American Views on World Psychology
An American professor returning from Europe notes that foreign press belabors others and nations hold mutual distrust rooted in misinformation. He cites Italy France and England focusing on each other while Americans see a broader world psychology. He argues for applying a humane, wiser philosophy to nations as to individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
America
France
England
United States
Roosevelt Denounces Backroom Nomination Attacks
The piece asserts President Roosevelt denies aiming at the Republican party and accuses readers who claim a backroom hotel nomination. It notes a wink and nod from political boss Charles F. Murphy as pivotal to Roosevelt's nomination, prompting a House floor nomination by Judge Ansberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hi Johnson Declares Cox Like Hiram Johnson in East
The GOP figure says Cox mirrors Hiram Johnson of the West and that Johnson will tour the East for Harding. California residents vow to protest and oppose the plan as Johnson prepares the trip.
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Frank Roosevelt
Cox
Hiram Johnson
California
Hiram
East
Harding
Hi” Johnson
It Is Up To You In November Voters Decide
A partisan exhortation argues Republicans stand for orderly procedures and measured action while Democrats allegedly surrendered sovereignty with the Adamson law. The piece urges voters to prove their preferred form of government in the upcoming November election.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Opinions Reprinted and Political Reactions Across Parties
Editorials reprinted from the Saint Louis Times and New York Herald discuss President Roosevelt and female suffrage. The Saint Louis piece questions Roosevelt's rhetoric and ethics, urging clearer sentiment on major issues. The New York Herald notes enfranchised women easing political complications and aligning morally with voters.
Rear Admiral Parker Niblack Appointed Naval Attache
A London dispatch reports Rear Admiral Parker Niblack of the U S Navy has been named naval attache to the American embassy in London. Niblack formerly served as attache in Berlin and Vienna and fought in the Cuban blockade and the Philippine campaigns. Born Vincennes Indiana July 25 1859 he graduated Annapolis in 1880.
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Niblack
London
Parker Niblack
United States
Berlin
Vienna
Nipe Bay
Manila
Sappala America
Germany
Sims
European
Vincennes
Indiana
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Household Hints Corn Salad Recipes
A vintage collection of canning methods for corn salad and pickles. No. 1 uses onions, corn, celery, peppers with vinegar and mustard. No. 2 blends corn cabbage peppers onions and celery with vinegar and sugar. No. 3 combines corn cabbage celery onions with a spiced dressing and notes optional pepper rings. Also cucumber pickles prepared with salt brine and hot vinegar.
Casserole and Vegetable Hash Recipe Instructions
Casserole combines lean cold roast beef diced with macaroni and stewed tomatoes in layers with gravy. Top with bread crumbs and bake until crumbs brown, using ample gravy per meat. Vegetable Hash uses cabbage beets turnips and potato, tempered with beef drippings and heated through in a low oven.
After Dinner Stories and a Village Grindstone Tale
A town election agent pressed for votes amid interruptions from an old man asking about ants. A companion quizzes a nine year old and a mother confirms the boy’s age. A shop tour reveals a grindstone machine turning hard material to shape by a pedal driven disk, illustrating manual industry and quips.
Spur Of The Moment England Retires From Continental Politics
A fragmentary reflection notes England’s retirement from continental European affairs. It likens political passing to grasping and releasing a live wire, then pivots to a farcical line about a campaign and a driver’s misfortune. A spook constable scene ends with a nickel-plated badge revealed.
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England
A. He
New York Times
International Conference on Alcoholism Heads to Washington
Preeminent world leaders in the fight against alcohol gather in Washington D C for the Fifteenth International Congress Against Alcoholism from September 21 to 26. Edwin C. Dinwiddie will head the American committee, with Ellis A. Yost directing women's activities. European speakers include Alexis B. of Sweden Dr S Dasinsk Golinska of Poland and Dr Aschaffenburg of Germany. This marks the congress’s first prohibition-era hosting on U S soil.
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I.ainst
Theashington
Congress
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
Ellis A. Yost
West Virginia
Appak
Alexis B Man
Sweden
S. Dasinsk
Golinska
Poland
Dr Aschaffenburg
Germany
Prohibition
Edwin A. Dinwiddie
Alexis Bjorkman
Desynske E Golinska
Dr. Aschaffenburg
Sunday Church Services and Lessons at Local Churches
Sunday school lesson titled Tests of National Greatness accompanies a sermon on The Glory of Solomon's Reign from 1 Kings and related scriptures. The Good Shepherd offers evening services and welcome, while the Christian Science Society holds a 10:45 a.m. service on Substance with Wednesday study at 7:30 p.m.
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Solomon
Christian Science Society
Masonic Temple
Sos
The Soul's Pawn Shop sermon at Hocking Street church
B F Timmons pastor leads Sunday school at 9 morning service at 10 and a long evening service at 7 with a sermon at 7 30 titled The Soul's Pawn Shop all are welcome to attend at Hocking Street Church.
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Hocking Street
B. F. Timmons
Things That Cannot Be Shaken Sermon at Bible School
E D Murch minister leads Bible school with J H Burt superintendent. Morning worship at 9 00 A M features Sermon Things That Cannot Be Shaken. Evening service at 7 00 P M Sermon Spiritual Worship. Senior and Intermediate Endeavor at 6 00 P M Mid week prayer at 7 00 P M led by Miss Ethel Mansfield. Topic Great Preachers and their Message Peter and the Good News Acts 2 Everyone welcome at all services.
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E. D. Murch
Bible School
J. H. Burt
Supr
Christian Endeavor
Ethel Mansfield
Community Worship Schedule With Scriptures and Communion
The schedule lists a love feast at 10:00 A M with preaching by district elder J A Hopkins at 11:00 A M focusing on Christ Our Hope. The Lord's Supper follows at noon. Sunday evening service at 7:30 P M features Christianity the present and ultimate world Religion. Song and praise at 6:30 P M.
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J. A. Hopkins
Minister’s sermons mark Athens Presbyterians service
Abbott Y Wilcox announces a special service for tomorrow to all church families. The morning and evening sermons target Athens Presbyterians while welcoming others. Prof Addicott leads Sunday School. Principal Rupp assists Mohicans with the boys. a six o’clock talk aims at the youth.
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Abbott Y. Wilcox
Athens Presbyterians
Prof. Addicott
Rupp
Morgan
Mohicans
Wilcox
Presbyterian churches hold evening service at seven
The evening preaching service at Presbyterian churches is scheduled for seven o clock.
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Presbyterian
Revival services continue at International Holiness Church
Rev Cox delivers strong sermons as revival services proceed. Weekly schedule lists Saturday 7 30 pm and Sunday services at 10 00 am 2 30 pm and 7 00 pm. Everyone is invited to attend.
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International Holiness Church
L. R. Roberts
Cox
Piqua Pastor to Lead First Baptist Church Music Hall
Rev. H. O. Smith of Piqua has been called as pastor of First Baptist Church Music Hall and will relocate here in October to assume duties.
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First Baptist Church
H. O. Smith
Piqua
Social Notes From Blanches Area Visit Residents
Frost Mrs Lelia McManus of Blanches is visiting friends and relatives here. William Stone and daughter Mrs L M Painter were called to Parkersburg by the death of Miss Mildred Stone. Ivory Dunfee of Toledo was calling on relatives here. Mr and Mrs P R Russell and family returned home after a motor trip. Ethel Hatch called on Mrs Clyde Rowell. Pearl Hatch spent the weekend with relatives at Rockland. Clyde Richardson and family were guests of B L Frost. David Welch and family and Murray Hatch motored to Parkersburg and visited Stanley Russell. Ice cream social at G A R hall well attended. Carl Ganier and Miss Chloe Ganier of Calhoun are guests of Trevy Kimble. Clifton Hatch and son Paul spent a few days with relatives at Ireland.
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Lelia McManus
Blanches
William Stone
L. M. Painter
Parkersburg
Mildred Stone
Ivory Dunfee
Toledo
P. R. Russell
Ethel Hatch
Clyde Rowell
Pearl Hatch
Rock
Clifton Hatch
Paul
Ireland
Scatter Ridge Guests and Family Visits Highlight Local Social
Local households hosted relatives and friends over the weekend with numerous visits. Families from Athens and Claras Chapel joined gatherings at Chauncey and Frost, while others traveled to Shawnee and nearby towns for church and winter plans.
Local Visitors Share Chats at Area Homes
Fred Hubler visited Athens on Wednesday evening while Charles Hamel from Morgan County stayed with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Koker. Mr. Wall Swan of Lakeview joined Mr. and Mrs. George Sutton Wednesday night. H. A. Matthews' sale is set for Peach Ridge on Thursday.
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Fred Hubler
Athens
Charles Hamel
Morgan County
Pearl Koker
Wall Swan
Lakeview
George Sutton
H. A. Matthews
Peach Ridge
Athens area visitors and travels noted in local notices
New Marshfield Mrs. C L Jones and son Roy visited Athens on Tuesday. Garrett Collins spent Sunday with friends near Starr. Mrs William Cooper of Athens visited her mother Mrs R M Beverage. Lizzie Duncan returned home to Nelsonville after days with Mrs Hysell and the Hamiltons. William Eliott and son attended the funeral of Mrs Hogue in New Vienna. T J Withers and two children of Barberton visit W L Bridge. Ethel Howell of Marshfield Bank vacationing in Ironton. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Steadman. Mr and Mrs Fred McLeod and family and Mr and Mrs W M Dixon and son visited Buckeye Lake.
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C. L. Jones
Roy
Athens
Garrett Collins
Starr
William Cooper
R. M. Beverage
Lizzie Duncan
Nelsonville
R. Hysell
Frank Hamilton
Martha
Annie
Columbus
William Eliott
Hogue
New Vienna
T. J. Withers
Barberton
W. L. Bridge
Ethel Howell
Marshfield Bank
Ironton
James Steadman
Fred McLeod
W M. Dixon
Gon
Buckeye Lake
George Beverage
Local visits and social calls dated around Athens and Nelsonville
Athens R D shopped in Marshfield. Jessie Beverage of Nelsonville visited his sister Mrs George Ace. Lloyd Efaw visited Athens Monday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Beverage stayed with Mrs Julia Six in Nelsonville. Charles Barker of Columbus called Friday. Mr and Mrs William Sturgill spent Monday in Carbondale. Mrs Clara Trout shopped in Athens Saturday.
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Athens R. D
Marshfield
Jessie Beverage
Nelsonville
George Ace
Lloyd Efaw
Athens
Floyd Beverage
Julia Six
Charles Barker
Columbus
William Sturgill
Carbondale
Clara Trout
Roosevelt slams Cox as hypocrite in Wichita speech
Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and Raymond Robins on a midwest speaking tour attacked Governor Cox as a hypocrite and accused him of political derangement. The remarks, delivered in Wichita, Kan, labeled Cox as unfit to lead the Democrats' chosen candidate in the national contest.
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Wichita
Kan
C.vernor Cox
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Raymond Robins
Middle West
Cox
Darkened Pages Reflecting Aft Years In History
A fragment observes how a party and its era left darkened pages across recent years. The note hints at fading records and the lasting impact on memory and public discourse.
Need Whole Forest A Vote Of Washington
American forestry association announced that with the thirteenth amendment making 27,000,000 women voters law, ballots will require vast paper resources. Five carloads or 804,600 pounds of paper will be needed for ballots and registration will consume much more. The election will also use 13,500,000 pencils, not counting those chewed.
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Washington
American Forestry Association
Immigration rise and trade tests announced abroad
Ottawa reports an increase of more than seventeen thousand arrivals in Canada over the last six months, with 857 persons entering in the period. International tests of tractors and other self contained machinery will be held in Egypt in January and March.
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Ottawa
Egypt
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Athens Messenger
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Select Ae
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United Press
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Ly Herald Pant Merenger
Heber Ward
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Louis
Franklin D. Velt
George Washingtons
Abraham
8UN
NEW York Herald
8 News
Church OF the Good Shepherd
Corner State
Carpenter Sts
C. B. Plummer
Church OF God
First Christian Church
Free Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Frost
Scatter
Alex Martin
Charlotte
N. C
Thomas Martin
Lillie Martin
Guy Martin
Stanley
Esther
Martha Martin
Mack
Jesse Cecil
Little Hocking
John South
Sone
Ellis
Harvey
Glen
Ben Kernel
Shawnee
Stroud’s Run
Margaret Everett
Luhrig
Freda Weatherby
New Marshfield
Teddy JR
Phonograph Records
Parker Bros. Bank of Athens
D. H. Moore
C. G. O'Bieness
Cach
F. L. Alderman
F. B. Kiltan
Aset. Cash
F. J. Beasley Milling Co
Mike
Lenine
Europe
Hohenzollern
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