Babson foresees stronger business and Christmas trade
Babson says retail merchants should buy now for Christmas as prices rise and demand improves. He notes widespread purchasing power from wages and salaries, modest unemployment, and farm prosperity. He warns of transport delays if inventories lag and expects bonds to stay strong while stock gains depend on market timing.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
Roger Babson
Mr. Babson
New York
Poker terms and a Coca Cola inquiry from 1921 page
The text discusses poker hand rankings with a seven high no pair hand beating a straight but losing to a flush. It also notes Coca Cola Company products beyond soda, including carbonic acid gas and Epsom salts, produced at its Atlanta plant in Georgia.
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H. A
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta
Georgia
The Coddled Turk and Allied Failures in Greece
The piece condemns Allied missteps after World War I, arguing Greece faced desertion, the Turkish rise under Kemal Pasha, and massacres of Greeks and Armenians. It accuses France, Italy, Britain of flawed policy and warns of renewed Turkish meddling unless the Allies act decisively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Europe
America
Arope
France
Italy
Great Britain
Kemal Pasha
Federal child labor amendment urged to empower Congress
The piece argues Congress lacks power to protect American children and cites past unconstitutional federal acts. It notes state laws vary widely with many below reasonable standards, naming Georgia North Carolina and mining states. It promotes a constitutional amendment to set federal minimum protections for child workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Georgia
North Carolina
Tom Sims Says Horn of Too Much Blows a Man
A humorous column quotes Tom Sims urging restraint and wit about publicity, health tips, and the dangers of excess. The piece riffes on signals of social excess, playful aphorisms, and a city tone.
Scientific crime tools on display at New York conference
At an international police conference in New York detectives discuss so called scientific tools used by criminals. Rope workers human flies and burglars hiding tools in violin cases are noted. Yeggmen rely on electricity and acetylene torches are resisted by detectives. Cocaine usage is cited as a nerve aid for crooks. Police urge tackling drug traffic to curb crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Conference of Police
Boylan
Crimea
Cocain
Frank Quigley
Hopi Snake Dance Ritual Celebrates Rain Prayer
A detailed account of the Hopi Snake Dance in September, tracing legend from a drought to rain. Antelope and Snake fraternities perform in a kiva court with snakes, meat offerings, and ritual chants, culminating in a mass release of serpents to carry prayers to the underworld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Athens Day by Day as Seen by the Messenger Watch Dog
The Hammer Club hosts a special session with toasts and humorous sketches. Members raise flags and wear hammers as they share prayers, speeches, and singalongs amid community cheer.
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Athens
Reader Q and A Service Notice From The Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger offers an information bureau reading questions and answers. Send questions to Frederic J. Haskin Washington DC with full name address and two cents postage. The bureau does not give legal medical or financial advice or settle domestic matters.
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Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Alice
Tale chair cries at Tale Christian Science Society
The Christian Science Society moved its services to 6544 South Court Street. Sunday service is at 10 45 A M with the subject Matter and Psalms 56 4 as the golden text. Sunday school begins at 9 30 A M and a Wednesday meeting at 7 30 P M invites attendance.
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Christian Science Society
South Court Street
University music head to direct at First Methodist Church
Dr C Robinson head of Ohio University music department will direct the church music this year and lead next Sunday for the first time. Dr McGurk preaches at 10 30 on The New Education and at 7 00 on Get the Habit with Sunday school at 9 00 Epworth League at 6 00 with special invitation to students.
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M. E. Church
C. Robinson
Ohio University
First Methodist Church
McGurk
First Baptist Church Schedule Sunday Services
Homer C. Smith, pastor, invites students to all services. Sunday school at 9 15, morning worship at 10 15, University class for O U students, Young Peoples meeting at 6 30 P M. Location FP Hall 1 C FP Court Street.
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First Baptist Church
C. O. FP
Court Street
Homer C. Smith
O. U
Young Peoples Meeting
Evangelist Oliver Johnson Preaches at Carnegie Library YMCA
The Church of Christ in Zanesville presents evangelist Oliver Johnson at the YMCA room in the Carnegie Library. Bible Study at 9:00 A M with morning sermon at 10:00 A M on The Church and an evening sermon at 7:00 P M on Rom 12 1 2. Students who are church members receive a cordial welcome.
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Church OF Christ
Oliver Johnson
Zanesville
Carnegie Library
Welcoming Day Services at Local Church for University Students
The church on W State and Congress streets invites students for a welcome day program. Bible school at 9 A M, sermon at 10 15, Christian Endeavor at 6, evening worship at 7. A reception in the parlors will follow Tuesday from 7 to 9 P M.
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W. State
Congress Streets
Chatley
Christian Endeavor
Welcome Service at Abbott Presby Church and Uplift Lecture
Abbott First Presbyterian holds 9:00 Bible school and 10:30 welcome service for university and high school students with sermon by Minister Y Wilcox. Rev Bond assists. 6:00 young people's meeting. 7:90 lecture titled The Uplift of the Colored Race with sixty slides presented by Alumni secretary.
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First Presbyterian Church
Abbott Y. Wilcox
Bond
Church of the Good Shepherd Service and School Time
Church of the Good Shepherd on State and Carpenter streets led by Rev. A. H. Marshall holds church school at 9 30 A M and morning prayer and service at 10 30 A M on the fourteenth Sunday after Trinity.
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Good Shepherd State
Carpenter Streets
A. H. Marshall
Local Notes on Residents Moving and Visiting
The Plains Paul Popowich of Cleveland is spending two weeks’ vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Jno Popowich and family here. Mr and Mrs Earl Guseman formerly of here have moved from Carbondale to Athens. Mozelie Stephens of Athens.
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Paul Popowich
Cleveland
Jno. Popowich
Earl Guseman
Here
Carbondale
Athens
Mozelie Stephens
Local Notes of Appointments Births and Work Updates
J spent Wednesday with Mrs. Liz Guess. Dr. Nelson took Robert Noble to a Columbus hospital for an appendicitis operation. Born to Mr and Mrs Sam Darnell a daughter. Mrs. Fanny Ball reports her son Alvin has left Denver for Diamond Wyoming. Clarence Stage works on the telephone line between Logan and Enterprise.
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Liz Guess
Nelson
Robert Noble
Columbus
Sam Darnell
Fanny Ball
Alvin
Denver
Diamond
Wyo
Clarence Stage
Logan
Enterprise
Athens Residents Visit Vinton County Fair Highlights
McArthur reports Mr and Mrs Herman Earich of Athens visit the Vinton county fair with Mr and Mrs Levi Trainer. John Finearty a World War Veteran dies in Columbus from a diving accident. A military funeral was held at St Peter and St Paul church Wellston officiated by Rev James Banahan. Events at the county fair include Snappy Hat winning the pacing race in 2 19 3 4 and Lady Worth the trotting race in 2 19 1 4. Major Mack won the 2 30 trotting race in 2 29 3 4. A home coming is planned for Mount Zion Richland township on September 24. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Carl Moyer of McArthur on Friday. School children attended the fair on Friday.
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Herman Earich
Athens
Levi Trainer
Vinton County Fair
John Finearty
Columbus
Raccoon River
St. Peter and St. Paul's Church
Wellstan
James Banahan
Snappy Hat
Lady Worth
Major Mack
Carl Moyer
McArthur
Vinton County
Humdinger
Community Notes From Junction City And Nearby Areas
Mrs P G Wetherell and son William return from a weeks visit with her daughter in Junction City. Mr and Mrs Alex Parsons host Lewis Parsons and family of Oak Hill. James Russell and family drove to Reedsville to visit relatives. Mrs George Boles returned from a week with her son’s family in Columbus. Rev Mills preached his last sermon of the conference year and hopes to return. Mrs Harry Leeper hosts her mother and sister from Oil City Pa. Frank Robinson and family traveled to Athens. Monday was high school registration day. Willing workers class in M E church held a weiner roast on Harvey Copeland’s hill with view of Hocking valley. Farewell party for Miss Carol Gage at K W Hayes home near Guysville before she leaves for nursing studies in Columbus.
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P. G. Wetherell
William
Junction City
Alex Parsons
Lewis Parsons
Oak Hill
James Russell
Reedsville
George Boles
Columbus
Mills
Harry Leeper
Oil City
Frank Robinson
Athens
M. E. Church
Harvey Copeland
Hocking
Gas Saver Car Claims 48 MPG via Compression Cylinder
A Columbus inventor Benjamin F. Baughman, a local auto mechanic, claims his hand car averages about 48 miles per gallon on gasoline or kerosene. The device uses a compression cylinder to feed fuel into the firing cylinder through a spring-pressed valve. The rich have their troubles, but nearly any poor man stands ready to assume them.
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Columbus
Benjamin F. Baughman
Baughman
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