Dying Socialism Says Babson As Ohio Ballot Hopes Falter
Roger Babson argues socialism is nearly dead as a party movement. Millard Price, Socialist candidate for Ohio governor, reports only 3,000 signatures in Toledo toward the 5,000 required to place the ticket on the November ballot. The piece views radicalism as a tendency rather than a party system, boosting two party stability.
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Roger Babson
Millard Price
Ohio
Mr. Prices
Toledo
United States
Babson
America
Rights of Children Outlined by Claxton
Former Commissioner of Education Claxton set forth key child rights in an address to teachers. He listed the right to be born, to a good name, to health and vitality, to a joyous shine, and to access literature science arts government and religion. He urged home school church and society to cooperate to secure these rights for this generation for the benefit of future ones.
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Claxton
Hattie the elephant amuses crowds at Central Park Zoo
Hattie the elephant provides comic moments at the Central Park Zoo in New York, with a playful note about humor and humanity. The brief items mix with other quirky observations about Edison, a poet turned prize fighter, and railroad wrecks, all delivered in a playful, capsulated style.
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Hattie
Central Park Zoo
New York
Do Animals Think and Show Intelligence in Sight of Man
Aides recount elephants drenching keepers at a show and compare animal wit with classic tales of spiders trained in a Bastille cell. The piece cites claims by Hatchet Scuplet and contrasts human vanity with observed animal problem solving and memory across species.
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Jule
Aesop
Pelisson
Bastille
Hatchet Scuplet
Institute of Zoological Psychology
Herr Krall
Muhammed
Herr Mockel
Rolf
Harvest Is Over Insurance in Force and Veterans Report
Government policies totaling 570 570 and valued over 1 194 billion dollars are now in force. 174 364 former servicemen receive compensation and 259 283 have hospital treatment. Medical examinations totaling 1 194 481 have been ordered.
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Henry Ford
William Ford
Brandon
Ireland
America
Greenfield Township
Detroit
Mount Rainer
Weather Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
Post Office
Pacific
California
New Mexico
New York
Texas
Oklahoma
Arizona
Nevada
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Idaho
Maryland
A. McC
E. R
Dear Annie Laurie Help Ruth mend a broken friendship
Ruth writes distressed that a former teen sweetheart is avoiding her and spreading untrue gossip. Annie Laurie suggests Ruth ask the young man to meet for a plain talk to address the rumors and avoid judging him without hearing his side.
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Ruth
Annie Laur
Athens Day by Day as Seen by the Messenger Watch Dog
A serialized column of wry observations on everyday sounds and annoyances from birds to beetles, gums, and gossip. The writer balks at noisy neighbors, weather, and prices while venting about politics, church, and home life with sharp humor. The piece blends social satire with personal riffs and lighter verse.
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Athens
Who Won the Coal Strike
Washington report weighs outcomes of the five month coal strike with miners not winning wage gains, anthracite lost wage increases, bituminous keeping old scales, and both sides claiming limited victory while the public bears fuel shortages and rising prices.
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Washington
D. C
Hardiis
Tem
Revere
Certai
Honeft
Mer
Trees and poems mingle in old time memory gathering
A collection of verses opens with biblical and Kilmer lines about a tree then shifts to local reunion notices. Names include Long Bottom and Coolville residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Stout, Barrows family, and others. The piece notes a picnic, a Co. K veteran gathering at Ezra Barrows’ home, and a weekend milk theft remark.
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God
Joyce Kilmer
Long Bottom
George Jones
Torch
Bert Dean
Sumner
Abner Stout
Mae
Charles Stout
Coolville
Anna Stout
Co. K
Ezra Barrows
Samuel McCain
Pittsburg
Barrows
Claudius Conklin
Conklin
Lee Little
C. O. Richardson
C. L. Knowles
Little Hocking
Mary A. Stone
Hockingport
Belle White
Fanny Seatreed
Lute Richardson
Ellen Woodyard
Lewis Wells
Cecil
Wade Richardson
C. S. Sparks
Clayton Barrows
Coolville Death Noted for Mrs B N Flowers and Local Notices
Mrs B N Flowers of Coolville died Sunday at 73 in Carthage with funeral at Fairview church led by Rev Wilson. The notice mentions Miss Everett Wigals loss, gifts of canned fruit, grateful thanks, visits from Mr and Mrs C D Goodwin, and a Stout family reunion at Tupplers Plains.
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B. N. Flowers
Ed Galbreath
William Dixon
Carthage
Fairview Church
Wilson
Everett Wigal
Messenger
Acoustics Defined for Lecture Hall Design
The term acoustics refers to the science of sound and how building design affects hearing. It covers how to arrange spaces to optimize transmission and clarity of sound for lectures and performances.
Answers to readers questions on World War veterans payments
The Athens information bureau notes total government outlays to World War veterans exceed 1.84 billion dollars as of August 1, covering vocational training 314.4 million, insurance 345.5 million, compensation 36.6 million, allotments 3.19 million, allowances 282.38 million, seamen insurance 35.09 million, medical care 138.96 million, hospital facilities 0.99 million, and administrative costs 52.2 million.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Wondering if I should reopen friendship after unanswered letter
An anonymous inquirer asks if it is wise to resume friendship with a young man after a heated quarrel and months of silence. The answer advised against further advances, noting the man’s rude lack of acknowledgment and the prudence of leaving the matter as is.
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Annie Laurie
Auéstien Las
Doctor advises nerve specialist for child’s movement and speech issue
Dr Copeland replies that without a personal exam the exact condition cannot be diagnosed. He suggests taking the niece to a nerve specialist or nerve clinic at a nearby hospital for examination and treatment. He also asks for a self addressed stamped envelope to send full guidance.
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J .W.Q
J. Vitus
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Edison
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Taatth
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Harding
Ship of State
Grand Jury
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Oakmont, Pa
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W. Chapman
C. D. Goodwin
Bridgeport
W. Va
F. H. Hetzer
Columbus
E. Jr
FE. Stout
E. P. Stout
Tuppers Plains
A. L
Beasley
DR. Copeland
Cincinnati
Bats First Ment
A. & J. Frank
Union Trust Building
United States Rubber Company
U.S
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Cold Tires United
Rubber Lompany
Uber Organteation
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