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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio

08 Oct 1924

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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1924

Page

3

Ohio Gleanings highlights from the Dayton area

A digest of Ohio news items: UD alumni hall dedication by Archbishop Mogller, injuries from a Perry county car crash, fair funding cutback in Clark county, a new oil strike near Athens, fires and thefts across several counties, multiple deaths including local notables, crime patrols and a range of civic and state actions from Lima to Cincinnati.

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University of Dayton Mogller Cincinnati Virgil Orr Glenford Perry County Springfield Clark County Dal Murphey Athens Glouster Ohio State University T. L. Laylin Norwalk Ohio State Grange George Cross North Hill Akron Charles R. Conklin Cleveland John Gless East Youngstown Henry Browne Anthony ‘Tekulve Harold Mobley Peoria Union County Lancaster James Brode Ohio Canal Barberton Brode Nelson Coutcher Mary Higgins Deborah Darby Sandusky Liberty Stella Kinney Conneaut George McCumber Joseph Castrilla Albert Castrilla Steve Puy Anna Lacouchi David Glen Robbins Martins Ferry Lacouchi Philadelphia Vitali Gallipolis State Hospital Earl Bass Leslie Aldred Zanesville St. Louis Zanesa Dayton State Hospital Arline Piqua Earing Flossie Cooper Loudon Madison County Earl O’brien George McKane Dennison Harry H. Fetter James Faulkner Faulkner Buckeye Lake Licking Fairfield E. C. Lilley National Woolen Mills Company Lorain Joseph Jeweiloski Catherine Coury John Hansberger Sycamore Tiffin John Sabo Sunday City of Lima Federal Circuit Court of Appeals John W.farley Illinois Ohio Bell Telephone Company Franklin County Public Utilities Commission Zora Flagler Henry M. Flagler Ohio State Reformatory For Women Andrew Haddad Marietta Clarke Chemical Company Wickliffe BE. L. Shuey Otterbein College Dayton First Congregational Church Sites County Grangers Carrel Henry Coleman John Marshall San Toy Gom Soa Columbrs Frances D. Rawson Ets Rin
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Brig. Gen. Harry Taylor Named Chief of Engineers

Brig. Gen. Harry Taylor succeeds Maj. Gen. Lansing H. Beach as chief of engineers. Taylor, born 1862 in New Hampshire, has served since 1918 as assistant to the chief in charge of the civil division and held prior commands including chief engineer A. B. F. from 1917 to 1918. He holds the DSM and is a Legion of Honor member. The Corps oversees navigable waters and related works nationwide.

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Harry Taylor Lansing H. H. Beach General Taylor Legion of Honor New Hampshire United States Military Academy Engineering School of Application Columbia River Oregon Washington Puget - Sound Philippines Long Island Sound France New York Harbor Corps of Engineers War Department
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Anne Nichols Defies Odds With Abies Irish Rose Rise

In Chicago a year ago Anne Nichols won a prolonged court battle to stage Abie's Irish Rose at Stude baker theater. The comedy, after earlier New York rejections, now plays to crowded houses across five theaters. Nichols, once an actress, built a career writing plays and faced $30,000 debt before Abie earned a nickel profit.

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Chicago Abie Studebaker New York Fulton Anne Nichols Fiske O'Hara Los Angeles Miss Nichols Republic Theater
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Scott Declares U.S. Universities Best After Europe Trip

Northwestern University president Walter Dill Scott returns to Evanston from a ten week Europe tour affirming that American universities offer the best education and facilities. He notes U.S. colleges surpass European rivals in arts and medicine and cites France and England clinging to tradition while Cambridge lags behind in modernization. He also details this year’s freshmen registration with new math and English tests and six character recommendations, all students photographed.

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Walter Dill Scott Northwestern University Evanston Europe United States Scott France England Cambridge
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Doctor Smith Seeks Unknown Alaska Region For Petroleum

United States Geological Survey geologist Dr. Smith plans field work in the Alaska area between the Porcupine and Colville rivers. He reports the region is largely unexplored with rumors of strange large animals and possible mastodon remnants fueling curiosity among fur traders and prospectors.

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Philip 8. Smith United States Geological Survey Washington Alaska Porcupine Colville London Doctor Smith Yukon River
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Excuses Versus Efficiency on the Farm

A narrator contrasts a hired man known for elaborate excuses with a demand for punctuality and results. He argues that business values timely, correct work over polished explanations, noting the impact of failures to meet commitments. The piece urges dependability and on time delivery over alibis.

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Ryur Mr. Post Rudolph Garela
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The Optimist Jenkins Keeps Believing In Hair and Hope

The article profiles Jenkins a bald optimist who inspires others and never loses faith in improvement. He revives failing ventures from a dying country club to a dormant church and even starts a Kiwanis club. Despite diligent attempts with nostrums, he persists, and eventually sports a respectable tuft of hair.

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Ep Rrar Jenkins Country Club Baptist Church
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Forms of currency beyond coin across lands

The article notes various barter forms such as corn in Nor Way, whale teeth among Fijians, and eggs in South American interiors. It mentions chocolate and coconuts in use, and reports some New Guinea regions where bills are settled with slaves.

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Way South America New Guinea
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