Who Is Sylvia Fine Girl and Modernism in Education
A chaotic collage reports on Presbyterian attempts to curb modernism in colleges, a planned Stony Brook School for Rays offering a four year Bible study, and a critique of public schooling versus Christian education. It notes a sermon against dancing and missionaries, Afghan conversion debates, and a mock inquiry into Sylvia at Iowa City. Chicago plans a $3.5 million inland harbor expansion to serve ocean trade via the Illinois River canal, amid broader progress notes.
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Clarke
Itan
Stony’rook School
Wong of Christian Homes
Tov
Song of
America
Japan
Freng
Thin Presbyterian Meatjing
Afghanistan
Sylvia
Iowa City
Philosphy
Studiar
Chicago
Calumet
Oceane
Nee BL Laverence River
Vic Bison
Tax Revision divisive but agreed on change plans
President Harding pushes tax revision as priority with talks of removing excess profits tax and replacing with moderate corporation tax. Fordney tariff bill faces criticism while hopes rise for economy cuts and reduced armament costs tied to disarmament talks in Washington next November.
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Harding
Washington
Heavy trucks threaten Butler county bridge fund
The Butler county bridge fund sinks under heavy truck outlays as fifteen and twenty ton loads damage bridges and culverts. Ohio's new law on heavily loaded trucks aims to curb damage, with the public pushing for enforcement to avoid further taxpayer costs.
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Butler County
Ohio
Heads Uncovered In Honor Of Three Hamilton War Heroes
Three Hamilton boys buried with honors at Green Wood cemetery after paying the supreme penalty in France. American Legion conducted the military funeral as the town observed a changed spirit. Hats were raised in tribute as the procession passed the court house and along the streets, a mark of respect to the flag and the dead. Each observer felt that such reverence makes a better American citizen.
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France
Hamilton
Greenwood Cemetery
American Legion Post
Court House
Nomination 61 Years Ago in Butler and Ohio Districts
A look back at the 1863 nomination of Clement L. Vallandigham in Ohio Third District politics. His antiwar, states' rights stance drew fierce battles within the Democratic Party and he faced exile, arrest, and a decisive defeat by John Brough in the gubernatorial race.
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Butler County
Wits
Democratic Party
Ohio
Butler
Montgomery
Preble
Clement L. Valandingham
Congress
Lincoln
Walandingham
Ohio Democrats
Hugh J. Jewett
Zanesville
Jewett
Valandingham
A. E. Burnside
Boston Harbor
Tie
Bermuda
Canada
HWS Party
John Brough
Two thirds of foreign born citizens by 1920 census
The Census Bureau reports that about two thirds of foreign born white males of voting age were citizens or on track to be citizens in 1920, with 1,116,688 having taken out first papers and 4,314,477 naturalized. The article notes state variations, Mexican immigration impacts, and compares 1920 figures to 1910. It also mentions related data on women and regional shifts, plus a separate note on slate flour as road filler.
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Washington
Shogellige
al- Ama
Census Bureau
Colombia
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
New Moxico
Arizona
Mexico
Nevada
California
Figares
Comales
United States
Bureau
War Finance Corp reports large export financing volume
The War Finance Corporation disclosed a total business volume of 663 million, with 32.6 million in advances already approved and about 30.8 million in negotiation. Agriculture dominated the kept line, and the cotton sector showed notable exposure amid resumed activity since last winter.
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Oklahoma
Texas
War Finance Corporation
Athhe War Finance, Corporation
Invyert
SUE TO EVADE TAX PAYMENT DAYTON CASE IN FEDERAL COURT
Dayton, Aug. 4 The city airways company filed suit in a federal court to enjoin County Treasurer M. G. Beard from collecting the second installment of the company’s tax. Gallipolis, O Aug. 4 A visit to unmarked graves of John and Newey Bryan prompted Bryan to announce plans for a theft wreath over their graves. SeWeers are sought on Race street between Front and Second as residents petitioned City Council for sanitary sewers signed by Joseph Tssenmann and seven others. matter referred to service director.
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Dayton
City Airway Company Today
M. G. Beard
Graes OF Bryan
Gallipolis
John and
Newey Bryan
Galle Forey
West Virginia
Jennings Bryan
Race Street
Front
Second Streets
Joseph Tssenmann
Fragments of Civilian Notices and Local Events
A messy OCR item notes a newborn boy to Mrs Ed Blakely of Hanover street. George La McChesney promoted to second lieutenant of Co 1 Dino National Guards. A large safe sale in Butler County linked to Herring Hall and TLC. The factional state company to supply 400 double hollow lire proof safes at 100000. Drop in internal revenue receipts by 92518.19. Beeler and Crawford families picnic at Lindenwald Park. Charles Hallerman, a stranger, reportedly threatened to be killed and ground into sausage meat. he is thought insane.
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Ed Blakely
Han
Over Street
George la. McChesney
Co. 1
Dino National Guards
Butler County
Herring Uall
TLC
Frick
Fatiion
Dhermentneyan
Beeler
Crawford
Linedenwald Park
Charles H. Hallerman
gWolive
Advice to Girls Dear Annie Laurie Column Dialog
A reader asks how to handle a long distance romance and whether the man cares. Margie advises maintaining distance if his affection was inconsistent and warns against pressing him. Another letter, from Broken Hearted, seeks help after a breakup with a dancer. the reply urges calm, self respect, and pursuing another suitable suitor while avoiding risky public outings.
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Annie Laurie
Ciset
Oxford Jazz Band Heads for Hamilton Expedition
A letter from Phil Shera of Oxford says he enjoys an eight week stay at Camp Roosevelt with Major DeArmond. Plans for a full jazz orchestra led by Pop Leibrock and including Mark Cook are under way as Hamilton High’s band readies to tour Michigan.
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Phil Shera
Oxford
DeArmond
Camp Roosevelt
Shera
Hamilton
Mrz
George Shera
Pop Leibrock
Horn & Ster
Hamilton High
Labo
Flamilton
Michigan
Lubo
Rims Wolf
Haa
Notable War Presidents and Mediation Efforts Across U S History
A compact review traces U S rise as a world power through Roosevelt s mediation with Japan and Russia, the Portsmouth Peace Conference, Cleveland s British dispute ultimatum, the 1807 arbitration treaty, Wilson s foreign policy, and Wilson s entry into World War I in 1917 ending with the 1918 armistice. It notes lingering war era remnants in distant lands.
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Roosevelt
United States
Japan
Rusia
Portamouth
Cleveland
Great Britain
Woodrow Wilson
Tunura
Pan
Wilton
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Arthur
W. J. Clarke
The
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Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Richl
Secka
United Stites Bureau of Mines
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Ghond
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Fife
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Thera
Joss
Dave Redlin
Bud DuBois
Bud
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