Graf Zeppelin Greeting Sees Ohio Welcome Ten Years After War
Ten years after the fighting ceased on Oct 22 1918 Americans prepare to welcome the Graf Zeppelin over Northern Ohio. The editorial contrasts the 1918 crush of German forces with 1928 amity as Malice gives way to goodwill. The piece urges lasting peace between the United States and Germany and envisions a future free of wholesale murder between great nations.
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Woodrow Wilson
Valenciennes
Rawlinson
Sambre-Oise
Belgium
Ghent
Germany
Turkey
Danube
Graf
Ohio
Touchdown Spirit Guides School Sports And Education
An editorial likens football to schooling, praising teamwork, coaching, and public support as essential to success. It argues that fan enthusiasm and moral backing mirror classroom progress and discipline, urging the community to back teachers and administrators for a winning year.
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Plars
Board of Education
Searling Season Emphasis on School Spirit and Team Work
The article argues for stressing sport for its own sake and schooling for the child's sake. It posits victory benefits both team success and student body value, urging a competent head coach, capable assistants, cooperative pupils, and loyal public to ensure a successful season and school year.
Air baths and dieting thoughts in health column
The article discusses air baths as a health practice for improving well being and notes their value for tuberculosis patients, alongside a personal tale of Mrs. M. Peters explains calorie limits, water balance, and endocrine factors in weight loss, urging consistency and realistic goals. It includes reader Q&A, requests for self addressed envelopes for pamphlets, and hints at tomorrow's topic: marriage of first cousins.
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Bullock
Journal of the Outdoor Life
U S Death Rate Seen Too High by Health Leader
Dr. Herman Bundesen, president of the American Public Health Association, urges greater health education and public health action to cut the national death rate. He notes one of three deaths could be prevented and calls for saving babies and preventing epidemics. He cites past gains in reducing deaths and stresses vigorous tuberculous and cancer research alongside widespread health measures. He also mentions France’s new submarine capable of eighteen and one-half knots on the surface and ten knots underwater.
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U.S
Herman Wii
Bundesen
American Public Health Association
Berlin
Germany
United States
Northwestern University
U. S. Army Medicin School
Washington
Chicago
Health Sanitary District
University of Chicago
Health Administration
Soa Ft
France
Hoover Speaks in New York Tonight
Herbert Hoover heads to New York to close his eastern campaign with a Madison Square Garden address to about 20 000 supporters after a restrained prelude of meetings. He planned conferences with Republican leaders as Dawes prepared to speak first and a national radio hook up would carry both campaigns.
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EW York
Herbert Moover
Alfred R. Smith
New York
Madison Square Garden
Waldor
Washington
Pennsylvania Station
Hoover
Ife
Daniel Hl. Fomerey
Republican National Committee
Charles D. Hillis
Ir. Edmund Machold
Dawes
Columbia News Notes and School Updates
Local columns report visits by Miss Virgina Cole and Miss Mary Pinkney, a PTAs meeting on December 2, and a death in the Cramer family. Farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Guth with refreshments, and new moves to Front Street, Berens. High School Athletic Association officers listed. seniors and juniors elect officers. Columbia Gem staff named with editors and managers.
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Paelumgra
Philadelphia
Intterphice
Gertrude
Fern Pinkney
Mary Pinkney
Toledo
Gertrude Cramer
Relevue
Morrison
Front Street
Berens
Henry Trulesan
Eleanor Snell
Leon Ives
Arethur Goodman
Vic Reyes
Asther Sehnable
Trak Natives Refuse Shoes From Amerie Over Psi Beliefs
Local report notes Trak natives decline American shoe brand items citing psi beliefs. Advisory editor Robert Vai Arkdate and Mia Josephine Wilk comment on cultural fashion choices affecting imports. No further details provided.
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Amerie Shoes
Trak
Refined Language Narcotic Affected Girl’s Simple Thanks
A fragment speaks of language being refined and beautified while a young girl who once bought a rude phrase now thanks gods, illustrating a shift in speech and sentiment.
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