https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1fa68083ea43e82d800e8629ce01e5fb.pdf 965cf1da288fe8d0f19db08d17e8ae75 PDF Text Text S~gla111ea :!5 1 ·. ---- T"~ . ' SJGNAL,:JlO Ia. Gi~;,.. : · LUXO'RY TAXES FORM BASIS · lJ:r Air ., · Wbo'laFirat · Tike ;;:oq~ -- Q.JAN - -- - MA R '"1•., By GUGLIELMO~ & • Material O.maged or Material to Microflli $• 1 2 R 9 15 22 - l 7 1' 11 12 1 1ti 1'1 113 19 20 21 2) 24 2) ?I 2? 21:\ ' )0 31 --- -- -- n Damaged or lncowplete material Replaced !; ) ,, - - - - - - - - - J C) \. J5 lC 2? 2J j ~I lP l'i - - 10 l ') 2 J -- -- - - 12 l) 1) 20 --- 11 1? 12 INS Btalf Cormpondelit July Italian air Armada Anulterdam, ·tS FOUR fOOr,tUCK ~pin ·•••ees to ot the 25 3 7 10 11 1'? 111 12 ,, 1_1 1t iande(nn one mer was l. ' Jured when :.?1 Ed in the zutder the ltallan air on~ llal!'B'III!!'Planer~~5;~~~~~ ?2 ---'-- - ''I --- - - - -- - - - - - :J I ', - - - ·- - - - ', I ' 12 1) 19 2J ,!I , 14 2l 27 " c' ., 2P -·-- ----- - - ) L H .. l FE!J 2'? 29 JC Jl - - - - - -- - - ·- - - - - ., MAY l ') I ncomplete \¥..HAT IS . l) 19 ') 21 2'/ 1 I, 1(, l1 ]2 lj w 1'1 ?C: 21 2f, 27 2(1 1 .2H I Sounded Leadec Proceeeed by /f}(~ -.LA: r..t¥- -~- - MATERIAL FROM ur /5 ..tJ P~es this sheet .Z?Q ' - - - - -·-:--::---r---------::-:--...J '"' ""'"""' _j]j}KIJot;iJtJIO - .. '"'"'"'' JJ~~, '"""' Number Processed TITI.E fl%Jd!!J_. _.t;;:fU!!A/£ __DATES ,7{JfY: AM -18 K!ti3·- �' ' . I ' I .. j ., ...,,< ' ~I I o 80NPAY, JULY l, lt83 ' 'I1IJi PAll,Y TlUl!UNE'" ' pOMEROY. OHIO I If, lliQI: bil bc!IDI bneniUe; Wbaltm ..._ 11, Ohio · lllver a\ U , DouriM Rutle!IP, II, lll -~ Dller at. D&7~i · '1. 0. Bl61il 1 • MU81tln.&um rJver Sandll!'tJ ~~~~~~::~-:~ matter l!ePt. the ACt ol MarCh :.. Ba7 ~ - .......,_ ,,..1!011... IS, mil, ap 3, 1&'111. MARY WOLP '*' Fred Kimball, IDe,. Chloai•· ~blladtlphla, l'IF"burlb, l i i i i P . Call IM-L For BUBIDeh Ofll<e aod Clreulalloo Dtpl. Coli • • • 1 MonLh ·::::~::::::.::;: _,.:..,..;;...,..,,__ ~- ',' MTt 'Pi-IVF 6.00 fool hal h saia in heart, Corrupt are they, and have don~ abominable God looked down from h,•aven to se~ if bl1er~ $DY that did understand.-l'salm 53:1,2. HAVE ALL GOOD- The young lions <IO lack, s'ulfer hunger; but they that oeek tile Lord •Halt not any good thing.- Poalm 34:10, j that his~ as one of the most important sessions conrr<Si. i•• • ~ ----- ' ..\. .. - ' I I __ ; Renate in at least attempting to get order out nt t·haos anrl bringing about a. condi .. where we moy 1 r.a~onab ly expect to see our schools inde~d worthy ~ituation fo~ finances at the usual slartlnK tim• next !•'all, Is tt.Ote. We are adm II tNII v in n bad nt the present time. Thcr,. are many hungry people and n)&DY without work. How<'ve l, conditions are lmp_rovlng ltw lllghwa) tnwn '" tu he tt.iii'Dd oue or the mo11t II.J?li!!::"' • ' t II ( H~ek Park will Ond It M:enlt ~tnrgeJ Ia ~· state or Otr.l6 Thil 111 Mill Creek Pf.rk-41 beau· tUut vallty made itUI more beauU· eelved. tbtt . thJng of a constructive nature 1·· accomplit~l"\fl~. , , Politics may be 0. K. for Rome people to 1-l~~' ll~'· Rll tb11os an!i so fqr ""the public is concernod, jection to their indulging m that form <>f )Png as it does not in'terfere with the t•ights of tbe people who st·e paying them to look a•t.ar ,t:h~' nep of th~ &htce the present lel!i·l~l~r· eorlv'eilud Jaat winter. there ~as been more "hor"'' 11lay'' ~Jld iess uctu~l rclul•• obtained than (r .. 'll 'roy l;l~ture in tile h1story of the •t.. te It i• worthy of l]Qte t~at the lower hoqs~ an<! tl.at at Ia~ a policy for raising t~o has been asreed on. UnieM tb• JOverllP!! l¢!rlal'lti'.vo action, new rneafls of provfdi~r founq. · oar!lenflt» wtll tntereued In &ii.~leU.I blUit hard to be· ments' ride Vounatttown'l arett !Hf!el mllls-t~ome of them the 1'at.Wb1e for mileS. The ec•nery Ia ru11pd, wltb creal ahlllle f.lllla t.ovltred with uverhaaalhl 1\e~qlocks~ A v1sll(1r wandering tllrouab MIU t•, ·~~.':. :~~::!:·o:~:. ~=:~::~:~., 11..---:11< ; .... .. edp ot heve lhat he Is ao near to one ot 'he IITltte 11 n1ost unique tadustriaJ t OJ ntcrs Yet It Is only a re* mo- Tlhe dam, Hod tb.e · late abov11 It, Jl:/.!::.::~ lll'ft elplf\!lally l)lcturuqu.•. date. As a matter of fact, 1t ' •pears to the peop'' nf the .tate that the politrcs being indulged in at the Stata liouae bas gone far enough and lhat it iR high time that ' ~01\lC- ~·a!~;e-;;;1~1~;; on the \lounaatnwlt ~t~ fa4r,ou1 u an In· dut~trlal r.lty:-and ~ y8t, tn Ymm••· o.nd the cJtizenAi1ip of th1s :-;tat e i~ such that it nee~ never \>:e f\I.Rid it could not aftot d to ytve rts chJidren 1.8 gQod an •education a~:S the adult~o~ u( tht> present get ration rE>-Certainly cond it10n ~ have npt reached the plllce Where we mu ~t !eave thou sand" of child~< n idle their tfn~e away on the Htl·eets until Thanl.o~giving or even a later Industrial City lprgt:Bl plant~~ ut lbelr kind In th'e "orld One Is llD?azed at; • tl\e , 1:1 he!! t sit~ or the plant&, an4_ their many vtsta1 of odd-shaped"bu.Ud· lug"' a nd great staekfl provl«f' In~ Llul!rraal !IC!ellet y wblcb 11 plctu.r.· ~:;• tuu Indeed. "- •'\ \ :.:11 :~ I ' ,DID·YOU.EVER STOP TO ·.. -THINK? . ~1 ~~- ~ \V~it~, S~e1 Oklah.,ma · - l'!IAlaome cltl•e;eddle too 111,111:11< ~'bot air" and do too lit- t~..;o''· . '"'c·i~e . wll. Ac'iPne •Mak 10¥(1-o• 'lNft w.dt. 'll ·. l("'tp,.y-to ~Ill' 1UL lllq: d" toq~tthing worth braG'i' -L-• .& ·· ~,·~~'". 1 " ~ ! " ~ ' • I .' ~~· "elf(e,4·.yp on talk and ready 'ili•.-...-l',.•nlmll• 111t. . •.....c•, ~ ~·t,~ f- .. ' , . ... ' ' I ' ' • I ' .I ,f.{!t ' X < I ' l I .. .. ' 't' ~i :~ , . I 1 ' ' .~ ~~ .. • " , . .. up. I t The .wh9~• '}~.'$1Jl, ?t..~~!,<~~~ · ;~!:~~ l,~,.r-m "_An ;aconoaj.-oal car glves ed;ono~J al). ~ound. J!~~lf. ~;o~l')\}f~":· "PI\?•P· all play tb,e ir pact. U _w~ , ~J1.~~ 'bJ·,JH ~01!.;_~~:$~,,~'f,itbat, i, no_t .eQOFlOIIJ. ~- .. '· Aldo upkee~>.' :Oiir: deali~. l!if"~ht*~rtjbiJI'f,-~ia the l:irp~~~ · , F -:, ''J: ~·~ "' ?, "·•t'Ni'-""'-lfl " ~ .,.:-- tr.Vi:!:~J'~ fl:"' · '. , . , quali'\y of Fofll ~~ •bp: ~~- ~-FJ ·.;tl\tf!l ~"'~~~l\jpa· liO p';l' 9.fllt. ' A$ 'i.'a- pt~lt-mh·~t~~~'~foJii.'J'O~~'elt':'"··' · . · · ·· ·•·As to: ecqjfomy, here is ..U.o ~;'O(;m of. a stollll oar three neks out or ' ... , lo. • ' " shop in Oklahoma :. " ,,; On a run of lO, 0114 •ilea at the r,~. ot 000 ailes a d&J-the Ford V-B gave 16.6 llile!l per pllon ot pa. ··, Not a . drop ·ot water wu added . ' " to the radiator. ,The oil was ohanle<l •anoe in ·t,OOO ~lea. , That should au•wer a lot ot ' queetiona. :. ' ' • +• • ' "J! beina.kepl. <{t ~ ~ . "*"'"· ' \, "' •<I . ,, "' ., • .,_< oar does n~~; ~"~~ ~ ·~FP_, tf ; ~~ t~!'!!-,.~ ' c~r l"i~~~ !'•w~!· o~tlt!ld~~- · ~ -.re fers to ID¥ •"!ata..nt thl!.t our ,Fol'd V-8 denlops •ore power on a ,pllon ,' ' • ' ' I ~ ' . • •, of· gas- than1any •Oar we have ru.de. , ~ Tha ' use•!o"t : slcyllndera do~8 -not ~;.n•the addition or. ~woo or tour , "'<" 1 I , l ,I '<,, e~tra , fu~l 1cs.nswpers • . tt ' is .not: · fo~ e~l~, a,_ -fc:.rlind~r),8~iD~ mult1pl'ied :by: !tlie fuel liruPblJ ot an - -two. ,, pur 6--0JU!\d•r• r¥ ..engine' takes ! '· ordinary 4-py~inder enJine and\ divtees it ei&ht wa:ys. And why? l ... ,!-.. .....-- ' .• ? , • ,, __ By reduc!;\g ,~four. ~arg~r exp'loa1~n~, i~to ~i&Jlt &1!¥\ller ,ones, we get , engine,·~ s'!l~ot~~sil and quietneils. , Eigllt""OJlipde_rs . 1!fd1c;,ate ,t he ~' the ~s · is.u~O:d ~ n~t the aao~nt. It ' !~ _ JUAt t1~e dyt~r.~J!Oe be~ween going up~~airs ~ 1.n ~f~r long ju~pa or in eicht ; ~r,unao/•' Stepe. "' l 1 ~a , th~'lll"j use up gas-,bsd 'lll!~ne d~sign l.CJl~ .'!ll~!~s~!.'!_8<f, ~ei&ht, Besides ' havt,~B: : an engine tbiJt gilts · a h~ • perc~\J(i J>fl'tt>oiier;:out of the , fuel, the Ford V-B has a light, · atrong ' bOdy hnd o~ia so that no power ' ~~ ~ ~~ ' . is wasted in mov~~~ exous nfgb.t. ~.~·j, . The only extravagance about the new Fprd :v-s en&~e : is in the building ' . of it . The, extravaganoe is ours--the economy is yours . ~ • A Scenic Gorge - ,, .. -Jn ' .. I !' A' lady wri'tef. to nt. tll&t 1111•40.II' · non~na...,tand why an 8-;'cYlinder . "JT~~~~·~~~S'ofACTION the Oh•o ~; MASON CITY ""··- -·· 111 Ill _ . 111n thek oam....-.llhOIIIh ""! r rr'IJ lo 1>1 ADonmous lettel'l, however exc~'lenL an·J ~ .,_ .. . .., ,. publllhed. w':'~::~:::::~7:: -~~One near Emory 'Ibompeon, Jt,tlt,m~. 0.. .,_ SwJmmlnJ Pond lot -W aJ'Nrt; Dominic Ba.lerlo, 11, ln IAlq Erll! ctr 'T'shtabula Harbor: • -1 l:iOCatOc! on Lower lleOOI>jl """"' ~· 1fbtn. out tr1.enciJ aend ua letten or news ma"« t~ publift.Uo!\ ~ J'or Etlltorlal ~ ""'" ' Charloo- Hen-. J:lrown1D8 Ill • : u• June 30tb. 1933 h • ·. l "' " lJ ~· ,•' ;' .~1,, ' : I ' ! 1 ' l g~ -..... ' .' ( �' ' . I ' I .. j ., ...,,< ' ~I I o 80NPAY, JULY l, lt83 ' 'I1IJi PAll,Y TlUl!UNE'" ' pOMEROY. OHIO I If, lliQI: bil bc!IDI bneniUe; Wbaltm ..._ 11, Ohio · lllver a\ U , DouriM Rutle!IP, II, lll -~ Dller at. D&7~i · '1. 0. Bl61il 1 • MU81tln.&um rJver Sandll!'tJ ~~~~~~::~-:~ matter l!ePt. the ACt ol MarCh :.. Ba7 ~ - .......,_ ,,..1!011... IS, mil, ap 3, 1&'111. MARY WOLP '*' Fred Kimball, IDe,. Chloai•· ~blladtlphla, l'IF"burlb, l i i i i P . Call IM-L For BUBIDeh Ofll<e aod Clreulalloo Dtpl. Coli • • • 1 MonLh ·::::~::::::.::;: _,.:..,..;;...,..,,__ ~- ',' MTt 'Pi-IVF 6.00 fool hal h saia in heart, Corrupt are they, and have don~ abominable God looked down from h,•aven to se~ if bl1er~ $DY that did understand.-l'salm 53:1,2. HAVE ALL GOOD- The young lions <IO lack, s'ulfer hunger; but they that oeek tile Lord •Halt not any good thing.- Poalm 34:10, j that his~ as one of the most important sessions conrr<Si. i•• • ~ ----- ' ..\. .. - ' I I __ ; Renate in at least attempting to get order out nt t·haos anrl bringing about a. condi .. where we moy 1 r.a~onab ly expect to see our schools inde~d worthy ~ituation fo~ finances at the usual slartlnK tim• next !•'all, Is tt.Ote. We are adm II tNII v in n bad nt the present time. Thcr,. are many hungry people and n)&DY without work. How<'ve l, conditions are lmp_rovlng ltw lllghwa) tnwn '" tu he tt.iii'Dd oue or the mo11t II.J?li!!::"' • ' t II ( H~ek Park will Ond It M:enlt ~tnrgeJ Ia ~· state or Otr.l6 Thil 111 Mill Creek Pf.rk-41 beau· tUut vallty made itUI more beauU· eelved. tbtt . thJng of a constructive nature 1·· accomplit~l"\fl~. , , Politics may be 0. K. for Rome people to 1-l~~' ll~'· Rll tb11os an!i so fqr ""the public is concernod, jection to their indulging m that form <>f )Png as it does not in'terfere with the t•ights of tbe people who st·e paying them to look a•t.ar ,t:h~' nep of th~ &htce the present lel!i·l~l~r· eorlv'eilud Jaat winter. there ~as been more "hor"'' 11lay'' ~Jld iess uctu~l rclul•• obtained than (r .. 'll 'roy l;l~ture in tile h1story of the •t.. te It i• worthy of l]Qte t~at the lower hoqs~ an<! tl.at at Ia~ a policy for raising t~o has been asreed on. UnieM tb• JOverllP!! l¢!rlal'lti'.vo action, new rneafls of provfdi~r founq. · oar!lenflt» wtll tntereued In &ii.~leU.I blUit hard to be· ments' ride Vounatttown'l arett !Hf!el mllls-t~ome of them the 1'at.Wb1e for mileS. The ec•nery Ia ru11pd, wltb creal ahlllle f.lllla t.ovltred with uverhaaalhl 1\e~qlocks~ A v1sll(1r wandering tllrouab MIU t•, ·~~.':. :~~::!:·o:~:. ~=:~::~:~., 11..---:11< ; .... .. edp ot heve lhat he Is ao near to one ot 'he IITltte 11 n1ost unique tadustriaJ t OJ ntcrs Yet It Is only a re* mo- Tlhe dam, Hod tb.e · late abov11 It, Jl:/.!::.::~ lll'ft elplf\!lally l)lcturuqu.•. date. As a matter of fact, 1t ' •pears to the peop'' nf the .tate that the politrcs being indulged in at the Stata liouae bas gone far enough and lhat it iR high time that ' ~01\lC- ~·a!~;e-;;;1~1~;; on the \lounaatnwlt ~t~ fa4r,ou1 u an In· dut~trlal r.lty:-and ~ y8t, tn Ymm••· o.nd the cJtizenAi1ip of th1s :-;tat e i~ such that it nee~ never \>:e f\I.Rid it could not aftot d to ytve rts chJidren 1.8 gQod an •education a~:S the adult~o~ u( tht> present get ration rE>-Certainly cond it10n ~ have npt reached the plllce Where we mu ~t !eave thou sand" of child~< n idle their tfn~e away on the Htl·eets until Thanl.o~giving or even a later Industrial City lprgt:Bl plant~~ ut lbelr kind In th'e "orld One Is llD?azed at; • tl\e , 1:1 he!! t sit~ or the plant&, an4_ their many vtsta1 of odd-shaped"bu.Ud· lug"' a nd great staekfl provl«f' In~ Llul!rraal !IC!ellet y wblcb 11 plctu.r.· ~:;• tuu Indeed. "- •'\ \ :.:11 :~ I ' ,DID·YOU.EVER STOP TO ·.. -THINK? . ~1 ~~- ~ \V~it~, S~e1 Oklah.,ma · - l'!IAlaome cltl•e;eddle too 111,111:11< ~'bot air" and do too lit- t~..;o''· . '"'c·i~e . wll. Ac'iPne •Mak 10¥(1-o• 'lNft w.dt. 'll ·. l("'tp,.y-to ~Ill' 1UL lllq: d" toq~tthing worth braG'i' -L-• .& ·· ~,·~~'". 1 " ~ ! " ~ ' • I .' ~~· "elf(e,4·.yp on talk and ready 'ili•.-...-l',.•nlmll• 111t. . •.....c•, ~ ~·t,~ f- .. ' , . ... ' ' I ' ' • I ' .I ,f.{!t ' X < I ' l I .. .. ' 't' ~i :~ , . I 1 ' ' .~ ~~ .. • " , . .. up. I t The .wh9~• '}~.'$1Jl, ?t..~~!,<~~~ · ;~!:~~ l,~,.r-m "_An ;aconoaj.-oal car glves ed;ono~J al). ~ound. J!~~lf. ~;o~l')\}f~":· "PI\?•P· all play tb,e ir pact. U _w~ , ~J1.~~ 'bJ·,JH ~01!.;_~~:$~,,~'f,itbat, i, no_t .eQOFlOIIJ. ~- .. '· Aldo upkee~>.' :Oiir: deali~. l!if"~ht*~rtjbiJI'f,-~ia the l:irp~~~ · , F -:, ''J: ~·~ "' ?, "·•t'Ni'-""'-lfl " ~ .,.:-- tr.Vi:!:~J'~ fl:"' · '. , . , quali'\y of Fofll ~~ •bp: ~~- ~-FJ ·.;tl\tf!l ~"'~~~l\jpa· liO p';l' 9.fllt. ' A$ 'i.'a- pt~lt-mh·~t~~~'~foJii.'J'O~~'elt':'"··' · . · · ·· ·•·As to: ecqjfomy, here is ..U.o ~;'O(;m of. a stollll oar three neks out or ' ... , lo. • ' " shop in Oklahoma :. " ,,; On a run of lO, 0114 •ilea at the r,~. ot 000 ailes a d&J-the Ford V-B gave 16.6 llile!l per pllon ot pa. ··, Not a . drop ·ot water wu added . ' " to the radiator. ,The oil was ohanle<l •anoe in ·t,OOO ~lea. , That should au•wer a lot ot ' queetiona. :. ' ' • +• • ' "J! beina.kepl. <{t ~ ~ . "*"'"· ' \, "' •<I . ,, "' ., • .,_< oar does n~~; ~"~~ ~ ·~FP_, tf ; ~~ t~!'!!-,.~ ' c~r l"i~~~ !'•w~!· o~tlt!ld~~- · ~ -.re fers to ID¥ •"!ata..nt thl!.t our ,Fol'd V-8 denlops •ore power on a ,pllon ,' ' • ' ' I ~ ' . • •, of· gas- than1any •Oar we have ru.de. , ~ Tha ' use•!o"t : slcyllndera do~8 -not ~;.n•the addition or. ~woo or tour , "'<" 1 I , l ,I '<,, e~tra , fu~l 1cs.nswpers • . tt ' is .not: · fo~ e~l~, a,_ -fc:.rlind~r),8~iD~ mult1pl'ied :by: !tlie fuel liruPblJ ot an - -two. ,, pur 6--0JU!\d•r• r¥ ..engine' takes ! '· ordinary 4-py~inder enJine and\ divtees it ei&ht wa:ys. And why? l ... ,!-.. .....-- ' .• ? , • ,, __ By reduc!;\g ,~four. ~arg~r exp'loa1~n~, i~to ~i&Jlt &1!¥\ller ,ones, we get , engine,·~ s'!l~ot~~sil and quietneils. , Eigllt""OJlipde_rs . 1!fd1c;,ate ,t he ~' the ~s · is.u~O:d ~ n~t the aao~nt. It ' !~ _ JUAt t1~e dyt~r.~J!Oe be~ween going up~~airs ~ 1.n ~f~r long ju~pa or in eicht ; ~r,unao/•' Stepe. "' l 1 ~a , th~'lll"j use up gas-,bsd 'lll!~ne d~sign l.CJl~ .'!ll~!~s~!.'!_8<f, ~ei&ht, Besides ' havt,~B: : an engine tbiJt gilts · a h~ • perc~\J(i J>fl'tt>oiier;:out of the , fuel, the Ford V-B has a light, · atrong ' bOdy hnd o~ia so that no power ' ~~ ~ ~~ ' . is wasted in mov~~~ exous nfgb.t. ~.~·j, . The only extravagance about the new Fprd :v-s en&~e : is in the building ' . of it . The, extravaganoe is ours--the economy is yours . ~ • A Scenic Gorge - ,, .. -Jn ' .. I !' A' lady wri'tef. to nt. tll&t 1111•40.II' · non~na...,tand why an 8-;'cYlinder . 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