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Newspaper
The New Vienna Reporter
Location
New Vienna, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
2
The New Vienna Reporter in Clinton County Ohio lists Homer E Wright as editor and publisher. Published weekly on Thursdays with subscriptions $1.50 yearly, $1.00 for six months in advance. advertising at 25 cents per inch. obituaries 3 cents per line. poetry 5 cents per line. cards of thanks eight lines or less 50 cents. Paper is mailed as second class and stops at subscription expiration.
The Christian Science Monitor denounces routine school cartoons that cast the classroom as a hostile jail. It argues teachers deserve fair depictions and notes children often grow fond of learning when conditions are reasonable, despite vacations and duties shaping attitudes.
The article discusses that over ten billion dollars of tangible property escapes taxation in Ohio. It notes total property returns for 1924 at about twelve billion two hundred fifty million dollars and argues taxing untaxed intangible property could ease the tax burden. It highlights the General Assembly’s push for a constitutional tax amendment and urges public adoption at the November elections.
Feeding tests at the Ohio Experiment Station over two years show thin native lambs gain as rapidly as western lambs when fed, with native mutton lambs earning higher profits per head. Treated natives also yielded strong returns, underscoring worm control's role in profitability.
The University of Cambridge team from England will debate the Ohio University team in Athens on Thursday October 8. The topic is whether the future of the human race depends more on sciences than arts and humanities. The Cambridge group arrived in New York on September 19 and will tour the United States through late December.
Public notice states Johnson & Johnson filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for a certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to operate a motor transportation company. The route is local hauling. A hearing is set for October 20, 1925, in the Public Utilities Commission hearing room, State Office Building, Columbus, Ohio.
The report notes that the fins of the scrub bull have appeared in the third and fourth generations, indicating a hereditary pattern. Observers cite this as a potential clue in breed line propagation and genetic tracing within the stock.
Notice names nominators for candidates for members of the Board of Education in Farmers Station Rural School District Clinton County Ohio. Nomination papers filed with the Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections. Dated Wilmington Ohio October 1 1925. Geo C Barnes Clerk H G Cartwright Chief.
The list of Board of Education members for Clark Township Rural School District filed with the Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections Clinton County Ohio as required. Names include Karl Pfister Edward Van Pelt C E Walker C BE West. Dated Wilmington Ohio January 1. Board of Supervisors Attest Geo C Barnes Clerk.
Nomination papers for the New Vienna Village School District election filed with the Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections in Clinton County Ohio. Signatories include E. D. Henderson William Johnson and Arthur West. Dated Wilmington Ohio the 1st of Flections for Clinton County Ohio.
In the incubative stage cattle bought at public stockyards should be treated promptly after arrival. Immunity can be established if animals are treated within a week or ten days before beginning their journey. The disease and other beef cattle ailments are discussed in a new 82 page bulletin "Feeding Beef Cattle" by Paul Gerlaugh from Ohio State University extension service, available free on request.
Shorter days reduce hens intake and egg output, but artificial lighting can extend day length during autumn and winter. Ohio State University poultry experts urge proper use and cite three plans: evening one hour at 9, morning early light with limited total day length, or combined morning and evening lighting to sustain production from October to April.
The text explains plant responses to very intense sun. Plants guard against excess light by thickening leaves or reducing leaf size and number. When light is insufficient, they increase leaf surface.
Nellie, daughter of a physician, gives her doll see buttons labeled as pills. She instructs, Here take one every five years, and if you don’t feel better in an hour, come back, in a playful Hygela vignette.
In this Passing Show item from London a character pleads with Mollie to stop Johnny from breavin hot breffs on the mometer causing the room to grow stifling. The sketch captures stage humor and a comical domestic clash.
An exchange notes nearly all agree with the subject as a wonder while one speaker counters with skepticism about the rule's origin. The dialogue showcases contrasting views on legitimacy and influence in Boston.
A quotation from George Eliot on poetry explains that to be a poet is to possess a soul where knowledge instantly becomes feeling and feeling returns as a fresh sense of knowledge.
After the collection the choir sang the Mendelssohn anthem It Is Enough in a London style concert at the Western Exchange.
Ohio State University specialists report from the Federal Bureau of Animal Industry that a treatment for shipping fever in feeder cattle is still experimental and not proven effective. The infection, common in stockyards and railway cars, affects stale cattle more often than fresh, with limited value shown for both bacteria and aggressin therapies.
The company running the London omnibus lines handles about four million tickets daily. Approximately four hundred million tickets are kept in stock, each stamped with a number.
The piece notes that Russians commonly wear beards due to a belief that beardless men are soulless, a tradition that persists as most Russian men still sport facial hair.
English highwayman Gilderoy, hanged in July 1638, is said to have picked the pocket of Cardinal Richelieu, robbed Oliver Cromwell, and hanged a justice, according to local lore.
A brief note states a Toledo Blade quip about marriage for money. It humorously claims ownership shifts with either spouse, highlighting a financial angle on matrimony as a wry comment.
The text traces ancient worship from Genesis 3872 B C where men call on the Lord to Moses around 141 B C establishing the Jewish order of worship. It presents a timeline linking scriptural worship to organized religious practice.
A London visitor drew controversy by catching a notable fish here last year, prompting locals to recall past catches and the history of the site. The remark sparks memories of prior prominent anglers and regional fishing lore.
Quotation notes Benjamin Franklin that most people need direction rather than constant supervision and warns against leaving a purse open, illustrating prudence and trust in domestic finance.
Silk garments provoke a rash in certain individuals. The material’s contact may irritate sensitive skin and trigger dermatologic reactions in a subset of wearers.
A historical note details the marquise de Bringiblers who poisoned her father and other relatives to seize an inheritance. Her crime was uncovered and she was executed in 1676.
A concise aphorism urging personal responsibility and recognition of value, warning not to expect others to acknowledge or reward good deeds. It emphasizes proactive moral duty and self-reliance in everyday life.
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