Forsign Advertising Mansgor Homer Gard Era President
The Journal Publishing Co. of Hamilton Ohio lists Homer Gard as president and editor with Robert E. Ward as vice president in a 1921 notice. It identifies addresses in New York and Hamilton and notes Associated Press affiliation and library of circulation practices.
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the Journal Publishing CO
Homer Gard
Gard
Robert E. Ward
Yorth Ave
New York
South Wabash Street
Hirnen
Associated Press
Associated Prove
Jocel News
Ohio
Evening Journal
Audit Bureau of
Atlenthie
Ealtor
Ramilton
Secrets of Peace Talks Stir Intense Press Debate
The Deutsche Zeitung reports the American government urged silence on treaty contents during negotiations and withheld its own conditions until official word, amid speculation by the New York World about Harding's approach with Germany and the secrecy surrounding the pact.
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Deutsche-Zeitung
Berlin
America
Harding
Germany
New York World
Let the Oregon Be Saved to Oregon for a Relic
An appeal argues the battleship Oregon, famed for its 15 000 mile Caribbean race and status as a World War era icon, should be preserved as a state relic in Oregon. It warns against federal funding and urges local caretaking to honor its honored name and history.
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Oregon
Uncle Sam
John Paul Tones
Budget For The Household Budget System For Families
Government officials urge American housewives to adopt a household budget system modeled on the federal Budget Bureau. Proponents argue proper allocation of income can prevent financial distress, noting mothers are often better managers than breadwinners. The plan stresses budgeting for food shelter savings clothing education and recreation to avoid debt and ensure steady investments.
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Congress
Bureau of the Budget
United States
Gief
Homeward Rhine Soldiers Bask In Halcyon Duty
The Rhine occupation troops reportedly enjoy a comfortable life in Coblenz with access to beer, Ferris, and Paris trips while awaiting potential recall after the peace treaty. Officers enjoy hotels and casinos nearby, making a stark contrast to trench warfare. Some soldiers prefer staying, singing “We don’t want to go home,” amid a possible rapid return if the treaty is ratified.
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Rhine
Republic
Senate
Coblenz
Paris
Rome
Monte Carlo
Baden
Prices Have Reached The Lowest Level Before War Return
Economists claim prices have bottomed and will rise again as wages stay high, predicting a return to postwar conditions of 1919-20 and 1913-14. Wages are not expected to fall, with profits and production costs driving price increases amid strong labor and consumer awareness. Court declines mandamus over war claims. improved U S land acreage shows gains. forest protection laws rise. Ohio coal production falls in July.
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Washington
W. Jett Lauck
Economist
Alv
Lauck
Insona
United Ming Workers of America
Jevel
Sixteenth annual scribes picnic held with great success
The sixteenth annual scribes picnic was held today at Hawk's grave and has a great success. Wilwer S. Bown begins his sororl form as treasurer of Butler quarry to day. The following engagement was announced today that of Garl Andcaws, son of Mrs. Sarah Andrews of Portland and Miss Eleanor Baird, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Haird of Lindenwold. Jaca Kline was killed this tior be ing 18 a result of an elevator accident at the St. Charles hotel. Danth was in atansour and due to a broken neck, A horse driven by a Betown premier ran away today throwing out Albert Kobert, an aged man who was badly hurt. Mrs. George Migla was injured the day when she was Hinkad by a haree as he was driving on High street. Miss Adeline Becker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Becker died at her home at Sixth and Vine streets after seven years of illness aged 29. MEARS Max Clark was stricken with paralysis and fell on Wigh and Water streets. He was removed to his home on Puck avenues. Misa Florence foodman was pleasantl y surprised today by a number of her friends. Wedding invitations were trained to day of 4 Koma Hack and Menry Raeanor whose prorringe occurred September 1. Dred, Wy Enders at his home on Campbell avenue entertained a number of views at dinner, the guests included Messe Otte Bash 10, Vialov, Stan Telver, Ra Bell, Vow, Lord Bretenson and Hayhart Slane.
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Garl Andcaws
Sarah Andrews
Portland
Eleanor Baird
John Haird
Lindenwold
Jaca Kline
St. Charles Hotel
Danth
Albert Koblert
High Street
Adeline Becker
Frank H. Becker
Sixth
Vine Streets
Mears
Max Clark
Wigh
Water
Puck Avenues
Misa Florence
Koma Hack
Menry Raeanor
Dred
Wy Enders
Campbell Avenue
Messe Otte Bash 10
Vialov
Stan Telver
Ra Bell
Vow
Lord Bretenson
Hayhart Slane
Harris Named Secretary to Gov Davis in Ohio
Columbus Aug 31 Robert Harris secretary of the Ohio Tax Commission was named secretary to Governor Davis. He will start duties Sept 1 in the governor's office. The post was last held temporarily by Walter Rogors of Newark after Lloyd K Waite became director of finance on July 1.
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Columbus
Robert 7 Harris
Ohio Tax Commission
Hava
Davis
Walter Rogors
Newark
Lloyd K. Waite
Farnee Incmbent
Rogers
Department of Highways
Yublig
Millionaires in a Name and Bloodhound Tricks
A Pierre-style column by Arthur Brisbane discusses advertising power and a daring bloodhound escape by Jim Nesbit of Spartanburg. It ties debt, fame, and public opinion to a broader argument for enduring reputations and the role of advertising in making a business name. It also ponders women’s voting rights and alimony, Lenin’s ideas, and industrial potential of synthetic diamonds in a sweeping, period-voice piece.
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Arthur Brisbane
Advice to girls Dear Annie Laurie
A reader asks if secret meetings with two boys were wrong and seeks parental guidance. Annie Laurie advises stopping clandestine meetings, respecting parents, and choosing friends approved by family. A second letter requests marriage advice to a 22-year-old suitor, with guidance to finish school and consider parental wishes.
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Annie Laurie
The Whale And Its Mighty Yet Curious Traits
An old extract describes whale oil yields from 2000 pelo tons for the average whale and 200 gallons per blubber ton. It notes sausage quality from whale meat, details on baleen and teeth, and mentions a tunar whelebone valued at $5000. It also discusses whale size, mouth capacity, and the deadly killer whales.
Relief workers arrested in Moscow rumored banishment
Reval August 31 reports say members of the All Russian Relief Committee have been arrested in Moscow dispatches. The committee formed by Maxtor Garkey and Russian authors and an editor for famine relief faces dissolution. Krassin and Kisehkin are named as participants in recent dispatches.
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Reval
All Russian Relive
Moscow
Maxtor Garkey
Whroad
Gorkey
Russia
Toonid Krassin
CANDIDATES TO A CITY COMMISSION
Middletown Ohio August 31 C Nn Boyd attorney announced his plan for a slate on the city commission Casper Feuzet father of the late Albert and Tone city candidate, who lost his life in an automobile accident August may be no candidate to fill his son s annex term and W BR Woenbaen also is threatened a petition for the termination.
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Middletown
Ohio
C. Nn. Boyd
Ettormey
Hia Pane Aidaay
Glaey
Citcommission
Casper Feuzet
Inta
Albert & Tonze
Antas
Angast Uy
W. BR
Woenbaen
Fen
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Co-Operative Forest Production Fund
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United States Geological Survey In & Report
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Geological Survey
Trha Coustry
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Hawk's Grave
Wilwer S. Bown
Butler Quarry
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Gov. Davis
Amsterdam
Jim Nesbit
Looge
Spartanburg
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Alps
Jim
Nesbit
Ffor
Biegler
Me. Ziegler
Jolie
Minnesota
Fomnan
Darwin
South America
Lonnie
Lenine
Comhunism
Institut
Great South African Diamond Trust
Nike
Wigdo
Lears
Strigen
Hit
Wil Gieans
Sixuken
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