Rumor and Reflections From a Noted Era Chronicle
A broad, miscellany column quotes Chas. E. Jackson of the National Fisheries Institute on fish versus pork production, President Truman’s wheat goals, weather and fires in Bar Harbor, and a satirical verse on Man O’War and Susie the gorilla. It then shifts to anecdotes about Ford, Jerusalem, boxing lore, a Honolulu romance, a ship of gossip, legal notices, student mischief, and oddities from Cincinnati to Algiers with miscellaneous moral quips and poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Jackson
National Fisheries Institute
New England
Iowa
Truman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Europe
Bar Harbor
Maine
Susie
Cincinnati Zoo
Tiveness
Eternitee
Jim
Will
Baron Munchausen
Ananias
America
Stuart Lancaster
Ringling Brothers
Honolulu
Navy
Henry Ford
Automobile World
Ford
Earth
David and
Solomon
J. P. McEvoy
Jerusalem
London
James Kelly
Jonathan Smith
Washington
Police Women’s Bureau
Charley Jones
Will Smith
Jim Kew
Jack Jenkins
Lizzie
Union of
Ohio State University
Frank Maxa
Florida
Cincinnati
George McNeel
Colonel
Algiers
Arion
Germany
Kellem
Connecticut
Tom
Cuba
Senor Fonseca
Seville
Spain
Chapel Street
Woodburn
Fred Hbishl, Jr
Mer
Ninth and
Linn Streets
Prescription
Horwitz
Clark and
Cutter Streets
Your Savings and Your Building Association
WBE
Building Association
West Fifth ST
Cherry
Horace Sudduth
Cincinnati, O
Ana Nwani
Ana Nana
Nana Swan
James Fh. Thompson
West
Ninth Street
Jas. A. Thompson
Harry Trotter
Gladys Hill
Callender’s Choice Meats Complete Food Market
Kenyon
Baymiller Shuffle
Parkway
Jehovah’s Witnesses
King
W. See
Lincoln Avenue
Nyol Medicines
W. Cor
Sixth and
Smith Streets
Frank
Bargain House
W. Liberty Street
Live AT the
Ninth Street Y. M. C
Ninth St
Rth & Mound Cafe
Palm Beach
Walnut Hills
Sherman’s
Fredonia Avenue
Henry ‘H. “Grandison
Stanley Spragens Insurance Agency
American Building
Parkway and
Walnut Streets
Lavina Ave
East
Indian Arrow Herb Products
P. W. Whitson, Herbalist
Central Avenue
Ohio
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