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Newspaper

The Greenville Journal

Location

Greenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1910

Page

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Politicking over Sunday baseball veto sparks Ohio debate

Ohio legislators clash as Governor Harmon vetoes a Sunday baseball option bill. Anderson, a Democrat from a large city, accuses politics, while Harmon defends his veto as constitutional scrutiny. Public sentiment divides. officials defend official duties amid ongoing political maneuvering.

Anderson

Ninevah News Highlights and Canal Talk

Local items from Ninevah include the Sewing Club at Mrs Rose Davis home and a house fire on Ozro Schneck's place with loss of the residence but most goods saved. Busy schedules mention Philip Harris and travels to Buffalo Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis for speeches. The piece notes Panama Canal fortifications and naval buildup, plus a weather shower aiding corn, new piano purchases, auto rides, and community notices.

Philip Harris Sewing Club Rose Davis

Race, immigration, and family size in Boas study

The article discusses Boas findings from Columbia University on immigration and family size. It notes that second generation families resemble native families in size, with smaller families linked to higher genetic and physical vigor. It highlights stature tied to number of children, noting one child often taller, with height diminishing as family size grows beyond five.

Boas

Read Them All This Week in Our Paper

This edition offers material to engage every reader with topics of global interest. It presents features comparable to top magazines, emphasizing education and world affairs. Aimed at broad readership, it highlights lively, curious reporting and varied stories.

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