Bricker Endorsements Highlight Ohio Governor Talk
A snapshot of editorials from Cleveland to Ironton shows extensive support for Ohio Attorney General John W. Bricker as governor. The papers praise his record, leadership, and stance on reform, arguing he offers good government and integrity compared with current administration.
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John W. Bricker
John W. Brieker
Ohio
John Bricker
Cleveland News
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bricker
Toledo Blade
Martin Daver
Toledo News Bee
Scripps-Howard
Davey
Canton
Sandusky Register
State House
Lakewood News
Berea Enterprise
Porttsmouth Times
Chardon Record
Norwood News
Franklin Chronicle
Waverly Herald
Despond
Ironton Tribune
Mr. Bricker
Nine Flapjacks a Day for Fifty Years Keeps Jim James Alive
A Nelsonville Ohio man, J B James, claims nine cornmeal flapjacks each morning for fifty years sustains health. He eats no other breakfast foods, yet at eighty two weighs 180 pounds and works as a brick plant fireman. The piece notes the debate on balanced diet versus flapjack regimen.
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J. B. James
Nelsonville
Ohio
James
Life
Fifty Years of Liberty Anniversary in New York Harbor
Fifty years after the Statue of Liberty dedication in New York Harbor, plans to repeat the 1886 ceremonies face impracticalities. Delmonico's is gone, Fifth Avenue parade would be hard to stage, and ship displays differ from 1886. Still, the anniversary aims to reaffirm freedom as a central American ideal with a traditional tone.
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New York Harbor
Delmonico’s
France
United States
Liberty
Fifth Avenue
Lady Liberty
Grover Cleveland
Gold control debate and currency parity in the United States
In Cincinnati observers discuss the government’s exchange of gold with Britain and France to maintain currency parity. Washington has relocated international money control from speculators to officials, prompting varied reactions from financiers and the public. Alice Longworth notes concerns over the value of the vast gold stock in Kentucky and the need for real returns beyond promissory notes.
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Cincinnati
United States
Washington
Igh Finance
Kentucky
Alice Longworth
Copsright
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Notable anniversary notes of poets and writers across years
A list of historical anniversaries marks births and deaths of Samuel Taylor Coleridge Alphonse Lamartine Solon Robinson Samuel F Smith Anne Bartley Gilbert Charles A Stephens Will Carleton and other literary figures with scattered birthplaces and death dates from 1739 to 1912.
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Alphonse Lamartine
Solon Robinson
New York
Tolland
Conn
Samuel, F. Smith
Anne Bartley Gilbert
England
Charles A. Stephens
Norway
Maine
Will Carleton
Hudson
Mich
Brooklin
Trafalgar Battle and First Incandescent Lamp Headlines
Historic 1805 Trafalgar victory saw the British fleet under Nelson defeat the combined French and Spanish squadrons. The 1809 debut of the incandescent lamp marked a turning point in lighting technology and daily life.
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Trafalgar
Nelson
France
Spain
Edison Chronicles and Early Aviation Milestones
A compact timeline notes Edison productions in 1897 and the Yerkes Conservatory opening in 1897, followed by Count Zeppelin's airship trial in 1900 in Germany. It also references the 1902 coal strike conclusion and the U.S. Food Administration setting twelve rates for public eating places in effect in 191S.
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Edison
Yerkes Conservatory
Count Zeppelin
Germany
U. S. Food Administration
Notable Biographies and Birth Details of Public Figures
Dr. Howard H. Russell of Ohio founder of the anti-Saioon League born at Stillwater Minnesota. William E. Dodd of Chicago ambassador to Germany born at Clayton North Carolina sixty seven years ago. Jay N. Darling of Des Moines cartoonist ex chief of the C S Bureau of Biological Survey born at Harwood Michigan six years ago. Dr. Albert W. Beaven president Colgate Rochester Divinity School born at Moscow Idaho fifty four years ago. Axiel J. Bries president American Petroleum Institute New York born Titusville Pennsylvania six years ago. Stanley Walker of New York City newspaperman born Lampasas Texas thirty eight years ago.
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Howard H. Russell
Ohio
Stillwater
Minn
William E. Dodd
Chicago
Germany
Clayton
N. C
Jay N. Darling
J. N. Ding
Des Moines, Inc
Colgate-Rochester
Divinity School
Moscow
Ida
Axiell J. Bries
American Petroleum Institute
New York
Titusville
Stanley Walker
New York City
Lampassas
Tex
Bible Readings And Meditations Wednesday October 21
A reflection on 2 John verses praising walking in truth and loving obedience. The author stresses that personal fidelity, not famous names, advances God's kingdom and that each believer has a unique role in Christ's mission.
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You
Christ
God
Mortuary reports on sudden jumps from skyscrapers in New York
New York City records show several self inflicted falls from tall buildings with brief moments of happiness beforehand, doctors noting impulsive acts and cataleptic fear. The column recalls past epidemics of jumping, mentions the Empire State Building and the Masonic Tower, and ties in a burlesque performer named Zarko before shifting to radio industry pruning rumors.
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New York
No. 1
Empire State Tower
Radio and stage fortunes rise with familiar tunes
The piece notes waste as concern yet highlights tobacco firms piping 15 weekly tunes as hit programs. It observes cheap ideas outpacing star players while radio and stage may see former high priced acts drop in. Vincent Lopez regains prominence via a catchy ditty and radio contract. George White, once Swifty, now midlife producer, reflects a career full of dramatic ups and downs from Tenderloin messenger to vaudeville headliner.
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Stage
At Liberty
Vincent Lopez
Nola
Lopez
George White
Swifty the Messenger Boy
Silent Racy Echoes From A 1936 Syringe of Oddities
A fragmentary 1936 syndicate reflection describes a dramatic rescue of a leaking vessel, a pricey race track plunger, and a nightlife scene with cocktail glow. The author notes a lone pedestrian encounter as two strangers remark on an elusive dream prince before wandering statements drift into lyrical impressions.
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McNaught Syndicate
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Broad St
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Nick” Nixon
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