Newspaper staff list reads like a city directory
TB Geiger is identified as Assistant Manager while W J Prince Jr serves as Associate Editor and Frances Fleming holds the role of Society Editor indicating the paper’s masthead personnel.
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Piqua Daily Press in Piqua, Ohio
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Newspaper
Piqua Daily Press
Location
Piqua, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1917
Page
1
Kiss as Domestic Reconciliation Sermon From The Piano Daily Press
Editorial cites Judge Thomas F. Graham labeling him the Great Domestic Reconciler and urges husbands to kiss their wives as a pledge of lasting love. It contrasts a husband's kiss with a wife's kiss, describing affection as essential to harmony and sacrifice in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piano Daily Press
Thomas F. Graham
Superior Court of
San Francisco
Pacific Slope
Graham
Divorces and Judges in Need of Reform
The remark envisions more husbands kissing their wives to ease divorce dockets. It laments judges lagging behind in divorce case work and suggests lawyers in the field would suffer financially.
Opposition to Vanderheide conservancy plans dominates capitol city
In the Monitor report, residents in Franklin county oppose the Vanderheide conservancy law. Franklin county lawmakers draft an amendment for immediate flood protection here while Democrats signal possible support with limits to protect Dayton plans. The Franklinton Flood Protection association accuses Democrats of aiding an amendment then voting to repeal. City officials announce 20 cents to engrave 3500 bonds as the 30 day referendum on a 3.5 million flood bond proceeds after council adoption. Baby bonds won’t be sold due to better rates on larger denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monitor
Capitol City
Franklin County
House
Franklin
Dayton
Franklinton Flood Protection Association
Ginder
No Spring Season Waterfowl Closure Notice
Federal notice outlines closed season for water fowl from February 1 to September 6 nationwide. Open season in Ohio Indiana Illinois Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri runs September 16 to December 31. Violations may be prosecuted any time within three years after offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
No fear of zeppelins in Atlantic air threat
A writer rebuts Admiral Peary’s claim that Germany might attack the U S coast by air. He notes zeppelin raids have failed to reach far targets from Belgium, arguing Atlantic crossing remains unlikely even with larger ships, as Germany’s airpower lacks sustained reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Peary
Germany
Atlantic Seaboard
England
France
Atlantic
Belgium
Destruction Fears Over Airship Raids In War Warning
The record shows no evidence of such aircraft existing and asserts airship raids would not be a concern in war. The text argues that wartime costs would be measured in human lives and suffering, not by airship threats, emphasizing the heavy price of debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Washington Birthday Reflections On War And Peace
Articles reflect on Washingtons birthday amid war concerns. Notes on labor-saving devices in Isneland and wages in British Guiana rubber industry. Paris opens a horse history museum. Old Man Grump muses on optimism and mud in streets. Baby feeding guidance teased with a plan for a shaken whole milk bottle. Weather prediction links to Washingtons day.
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Isneland
British Guiana
Paris
Grump
Sage of Piqua and the voting women row
The piece notes working newspaper staff and housewives endure holiday work while the Sage of Piqua mocks votes for women and hints at social tensions. It questions the impact of billionaires on national stability and derides stock market players as threats to local prosperity. It ends with a nod to G Washington speaking today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YHE
Mai
Editorial Snippets Spur Mixed Reactions Across Papers
A collage of editorial quips from major papers critiques treasury deficits, tax policy, foreign affairs, and military training. Noted jabs target President Wilson, peace terms, and universal service. Witty comments on sports and public figures pepper the collection, reflecting a era of heated public debate.
Special Communication of Warren Lodge No 24
Warren Lodge No 24 FF and A M holds a special communication Friday evening February 23 at 7 o'clock. Work in the Master Mason degree. Refreshments served. W R Bamber W M Cc W De Armon Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Lodge
W. R. Bamber
W. M. Cc
W. de Armon
Scrappy Opinion Clippings From Various Papers
A jumble of editorial quips and cartoons from multiple papers laments society limits, weather complaints, kindness with cash returns, and gender roles with biting lines. The fragmentary items include remarks on aristocracy, municipal names, and social expectations, reflecting late 19th or early 20th century press humor and opinion.
Love and Courage and the Victoria Cross Craft
A series of pointed quips on love morality and public virtue notes that lighter thoughts mask deeper aims, while a London Gazette style paragraph explains the making of the Victoria Cross. It describes the hard process of casting filing chasing and careful metal use in creating the prestigious medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Signatures on Diplomatic Notes By One Name Only
The New York Sun explains why secretaries of state sign diplomatic communications with a single surname. The custom traces to European chancelleries and royal practice, with famous examples like George and Grey. It argues the practice assumes unique identity and avoids ambiguity in the diplomatic world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George of
England
George
R. J
Rex
Edward Grey
Bryan
Grey
New York Sun
Effects of Arsenic Poison in Long-Term Use
Arsenic, long known as an accumulative poison, hides its effects for years. A druggist warns that small doses for appetite or skin care may not be felt yet accumulate, leading to loss of finger and hand control and eventual paralysis from arsenic poisoning.
Message in a Decrypted Envelope Found at St Martin’s
An old telegram from St Martin’s describes a downday decoding of an envelope with illegible address and sender name. The staff opened it, deciphered the handwriting using a key, revealing playful lines asking to “spiy a horse for your show” and referring to the lord mayor elect Tendon Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At Albans
St. Martin's
Ind Mar
Khenyebinuastoresha Wiligs
St Martin's
Jord Mayer
Many Uses For Sawdust Revealed By The Philadelphia Record
The Philadelphia Record notes sawdust can absorb nitroglycerin to form dynamite, be mixed with clay for ferric brick, and used as a light, nonconductor wall material. It yields oxalic acid when treated with fused caustic soda, and with sulfuric acid and sugar can ferment to produce alcohol. It combines with cement to make firing material and imitation welding filler.
Ivory in Siberia and Mammoth tusk supply
An enormous ivory supply in the frozen deserts of Siberia is believed to meet the world’s demand for many years. The ivory consists of mammoth tusks from extinct elephants found preserved by permafrost in remote Siberian locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Sthertz
Tree Grows Through Old Chimney on Prinided Island
A Tene brick chimney on Prinided Island, long ruined, remains standing as a tree has grown through its center and pushed branches out the top, creating a striking natural fortification around a once built structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinided
Taosumue
Love and Dreams in Quiet Life Reflections
A reflective snippet notes love evolving from thrill to calm contentment and later reminiscence as time passes. The fragment frames desire and memory across age, with a faint nod to press ads promising results. The tone evokes nostalgia and the steady drumbeat of daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josy Dreans
District School Entertainment Program at Korne Road school
An entertainment event is planned at District School 4 on February 28 at 7 20 pm. Admission details list a program including song and music by an orchestra, with names such as Spiegel, Detler, Sir George Amber, Mary Stauckham, Tazel Co, and others in a variety of acts and charades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korne Road
Nol 4
Tees Progasna
Amerts
Spiegel
Detler
Amber
Sybile Ambherry
Sir George
Mary Stauckham
Bills
Tazel
Jose
PeteterSerns
Hopkins
Gordon Stowleheam
Kirlmere
Weber Musser
Stohert
Brive Kors
May—vThriw
Ten Onion Escape Inspires Baltimore Sun Note
A quirky Baltimore Sun item records ten onions escaping care and waking up daily to admire a wondrous wife, mixing whimsy with a local newspaper tone.
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Baltimore Sun
Fragmented Prompt Does Not Describe a News Item
The input appears to be a garbled or nonsensical prompt fragment not containing a readable news event. No clear persons places or organizations are identifiable to summarize into a valid card.
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