Ex-columnist visits New York. exiled writer boasts new life
An ex-columnist visiting New York complains of city life while recalling how Maurice Henle, James W. Dean, and Steve Hannagan left the metropolis. He laments taxis, pace, and rippling changes, praising suburban leisure and green fields in contrast to the old bustling street scene.
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New York
Empire State Building
Maurice Henle
Cincinnati Post
James W. Dean
NEA Service
Steve Hannagan
Miami Beach
Henle
Bank
Shortest Judge's Charge Remark Shocks Detroit Jury
The brief courtroom moment features Judge Brennan delivering a seven word jury instruction in a Detroit Michigan case prompting surprise and comment. The incident underscores the judge's concise handling of the jury guidance.
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Brennan
Detroit
Mich
Notable Athens County figures in early 20th century honors
W L Kessinger of Kansas City named auditor of Porto Rico by President Harding. he grew up in Athens County and served in Ohio's General Assembly. M D Hughes elected delegate to the National Red Cross convention in Columbus. W K Bowling of the Veterans' Bureau visited Athens after assisting 26 Ohio University students. Also notes from ten and twenty years ago cover Athens County Fair attendance and coal market shifts.
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W.L. Kessinger
Kansas City
Harding
Porto Rico
Athens County
General Assembly of
Ohio
M. D. Hughes
Red Cross
Columbus
Athens County Red Cross
W. K. Bowling
Veterans’ Bureau
Washington, D. C
Athens
Ohio University
Subscription Rates by Carrier and Mail
Rates listed for Ohio subscriptions include 15 cents per week by carrier and 4.50 dollars per year by mail plus options of six months two dollars fifty, ten weeks one dollar four weeks fifty cents and one week fifteen cents.
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Ohio
Hay Mow Movement Attracts New York Chicago Executives
A lighthearted report describes the Society of Hay Mow formed by New York and Chicago business leaders. Members must have slept in hay mows, or desire to, with barns serving as clubhouses nationwide. Hay mows offer soft bedding, warmth, aroma, and seclusion for members.
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Society of Hay Mow
New York
Chicago
Confidence Key To Reviving Business Says Midland Banker
A Midland Bank of Cleveland official argues that confidence restoration is the crucial first step to unlock funds for U S business expansion. He notes both a weak bond market and large hoards of savings, urging patience as issues like war debts, disarmament, commodity prices, railroads, and wage questions are gradually resolved.
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Midland Bank of Cleveland
United States
Tax relief talks in Ohio face hard questions
The piece argues taxpayers form groups to press for relief but notes reducing taxes requires cutting spending yet essential services cannot be harmed. It warns government waste and graft stem from political practices and suggests citizen effort is needed to change the system.
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Ohio
Questions and Answers From a 1920s Informational Column
The piece presents a Q and A style summary on topics from White House china to J P Morgan’s Corsair yacht, and Lamb’s Essays of Elia. It includes details on government provisioning of White House tableware and the yacht’s dimensions, as well as origin of Elia’s name and Lamb’s intent.
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Athens Po
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
United States
White House
M. K
Gandhi
Mohandas Karamchand
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Elia
Lamb
Eli
South Sea House
Threatening Poem on Bombing Planes to Eradicate Pests
A poem warns that bombing planes will be deployed to poison pests invading homes. It envisions eventual defeat as science produces an insecticide device. The speaker urges quick caution to avoid deadly gas attacks in residential areas.
Explanations of Yesterdays Cartoon Billy Laval Coach
Billy Laval of Columbia is depicted as a brilliant football coach who has never played the game. He began at Furman in 1915 and moved to South Carolina in 1928 where he has led the Gamecocks to notable victories. Tomorrow: The Most Valuable Apple Tree Limb in the World.
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Billy Laval
W. L
Billy’s Laval
Columbia
S. C
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
United States
Furman University
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Bootlegging Wage Cuts Drive Optimism in Markets
The Washington Letter explains that major U S industrial firms cutting wages by at least 10 percent have boosted stock market morale. It describes wage reductions as bootlegged in practice, with workers often receiving lower pay than scales show, and notes potential for more hours and jobs as the economy adjusts.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
United States
Washington
Great Britain
Organized Labor
Modernizing Old Houses Booklet Promises Value Boost
The Athens Messenger promotes an illustrated booklet titled Modernizing Old Houses. It argues smart, planned upgrades can raise a home's value by three dollars per dollar spent and encourage neighborly improvements, with buyers urged to send ten cents for a copy via a coupon.
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Athens Messenger
Taxes Listen to Citizens Orgs Need Sound Basis
The text urges taxpayers to organize and present a solid, sensible basis for government relief, rather than merely talking to authorities. It emphasizes structured civic action and accountability of governmental institutions.
A Thought for Today Reflection Quote
A brief devotional line cites Corinthians 9 1 reminding readers that true freedom includes serving others to gain more meaning and purpose. The message emphasizes selflessness as a path to deeper impact and community connection.
Modernizing Old Houses booklet request enclosure
Information bureau note from Frederic J. Haskin in Washington D C incloses ten cents in coin or stamps for a copy of the booklet Modernizing Old Houses. The message mentions Street City State as placeholders for address details.
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Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Japan’s Manchuria Crisis Recounted In Heated Debate
The piece argues Japanese actions in Mukden were not fairly portrayed. It describes Japanese soldiers killing three men in retaliation for shooting of a Japanese officer and two soldiers. It notes Westerners’ anger, urges balancing justice for China with dignity for Japan.
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Japan
Manchuria
Mukden
Maine
China
We Need More Money and Fed Reserve Flexibility
The text argues for inflation without harming the gold standard and criticizes the Federal Reserve for shrinking discounts in dull times. It proposes making discounts more flexible so banks with solid security can obtain currency reasonably, calling for broader money supply.
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Federal Reserve
Laval to visit on finance talks amid US treasury pullback
The piece notes Prime Minister Laval will visit to discuss money and gold while the US Treasury tightens access. It says Washington will welcome Laval and his finance expertise as the latchstring on funds is pulled in and the US seeks his advice. France’s finance situation is highlighted by a devalued franc and large gold reserves.
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Laval
France
Washington
Treasury
United States
Monsieur Laval
Ohio University Faculty Dinner Honors President and Mrs Bryan
The Ohio University faculty hosted a dinner at the Masonic Temple honoring President and Mrs E B Bryan. Seats were set for 125 guests and Dean E W Chubb delivered the blessing.
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E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Masonic Temple
E. W. Chubb
Unrest and firings mark Commerce Department row
Washington reports unrest in the Commerce Department as several officials are fired or demoted after public errors and internal clashes. George Pass, a minor clerk, faced censure for an unauthorized Russia trade article. Eder and Hall were also dismissed for studies and data disputes. A tariff expert faced a minor punishment after a physical incident with a co worker.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Department of Commerce
Lamont
George Pass
George J. Eder
Ray Ovirn Hall
Commercial Intelligence Division
George
Russia
G. L. Pass
United States Daily
America
Hoover
Secretary of Labor Desk
Lamoma
Eder
Hall
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Department
God Bless Our Home Sermon on Raising Strong Children
Dr. David Starr Jordan, Stanford emeritus, extols raising resilient children through courage, responsibility, truth, and balanced praise. He warns against overindulgence and emphasizes that homes must foster honesty and steady steadfastness, not merely ease and material comfort.
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David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Jordan
Quote about cle Sam and European money fears
The passage contrasts two views. It likens Cle Sam to a British gentleman who eats and sleeps well but trembles when work is discussed, and notes a similar trembling when Europe talks about money.
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Sam
Europe
Prohibition Views Shaped by House and Senate Votes
The piece notes upcoming 1982 conventions will hear more on prohibition. It says changing the prohibition law requires House support where about 100 votes oppose it and Senate support where about 25 votes oppose it. Elected representatives and senators aligned with prohibition plan to stay on their platforms.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Legion presses referendum over public spending
The American Legion urges a nationwide referendum so legislators hear voters will. It also signals opposition to a new bonus proposal and cautions against increased public costs while praising President Hoover for appealing to patriotism ahead of 1932.
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American Legion
Legion
Hoover
Roosevelt Niches Face Challenge From Bishop Cannon
Washington column notes growing doubt about Governor Roosevelt's presidential bid after Bishop Cannon announced opposition. The piece mocks the bishop's campaign and hints at political shifts, mentioning Governor Ritchie and Albert Cabell as possible dark horse contenders while speculating on ticket dynamics.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Cannon
Grand Jury
New York
Ritchie
Albert Cabell
Charley Bryan
John Davia
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Manhattan
National Broadcasting Banquet
Ramon Gomez
Madrid
USA
Jimmie Kapplin
Dyluth, Minn
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Ripley
National Guard
Emmett Murphey
Gary
First Presbyterian Church
Bowerones
Don McVay
Kentucky
West Virginia
Frederick W. Bush
Heathens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K Bush
Charles H. Harris
Nelsonville
Glouster
Logan-Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press Associations
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Fifth Ave
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Eer
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