Athens Messenger front page notice and rate card
Page four of The Athens Messenger details publication context and staff while listing subscription rates. It notes editions, publishers Gordon K Bush and Charles H Harris, and rates for various counties and regions with weekly and yearly terms.
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Athens Messenger
Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
O - National
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens Post Office
iSc
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Vinton
Washington
If Only We Can Keep a Republic Then
A Nation's Business column reflects on Merle Thorpe's essay about "Pourvu que cela dure" and the American resolve. It contrasts domestic and international duties, urges renewal of liberty and unity, and ends with Franklin's warning that a republic is possible only if kept.
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Napoleon
Merle Thorpe
Republic
America
United States
United States of America
England
China
Pro proposed ONE SUPER WAY for Ohio voter registration
The piece argues that statewide voter registration would curb abuses by enabling boards to check lists in advance, weed out deadwood, and prevent floaters. It notes border county crossovers and party control, urging education and standardized registration to ensure eligible voters appear at the polls.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Little Things Shape Human Destiny Quote
A concise quotation by Robert P. Smith notes that life’s crucial turning points often arise from small, everyday elements shaping human destiny.
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Robert P. Smith
Postwar US role and the need for a democratic bloc
Raymond Clapper argues that after World War II the United States should assume a large postwar responsibility. He cites Fortune magazine's discussion of a democratic bloc led by the US and Britain to deter aggression, reduce armaments, and shape a new international order while maintaining military superiority until a global system is built.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
White House
England
Japan
Europe
Fortune Magazine
America
Britain
Joseph Baldwin
New York
Fortune Round Table
Great Britain
Manchukuo
Rhineland
Public Forum letter warns against European war entanglement
Leonard Tucker of Athens argues against backing England and warns of a new world order by Gentiles. He cites religious fatalism, contrasts Lindbergh with lawmakers, and urges Americans to stay out of the European conflict to preserve freedom.
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the Messenger
Chas. R. Larson
Heaven
Chas. A. Lindbergh
England
Britain
Poland
Norway
Jesus
Larson
Lone Eagle
America
Col. Lindbergh
Europe
Mr. Larson
Lindbergh
Earth
Abraham
Washington Scene: Society Benefit at Brazilian Embassy
Peter Edson notes a Washington society benefit at the Brazilian embassy drawing 400 attendees, with Red Cross proceeds of 400 tickets totaling 4000 dollars. Guests entered through a formal reception, viewing art and treasures as Senhora Carlos Martins and Ambassador Martins hosted with cocktails and music.
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Senhora
Carlos Martins
Martins
Washington
Hudson
Chica
Brunet
Red Cross
Jacksonville Social Notes: April Community Events
Thursday highlights include a jitney supper at Odd Fellows Hall with a program by Jacksonville school seventh and eighth grades. Rev. C E Palmer notes Melvin George will attend the Methodist revival through Thursday as it runs to Easter. Nur sery School Mothers Club meets April 3 at the Grade School. Homemakers Club met with 13 members served by Mrs. James Williams and Mrs. Frank Curry. Local visits include Bernice Pyle in town, Audrey Morgan visiting Palmer family, Ward Deagan visiting from Akron, and several weekend guests at Cochran and Kuhne homes.
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Jacksonville
United Brethren Sunday School
Odd Fellows Hall
C. E. Palmer
Melvin George
Pleasantville
Mothers’ Club
Homemakers’ Club
Audrey Dinsmore
James Williams
Frank Curry
Cannelsville
Bernice Pyle
Nelsonville
Inez Kempton
Audrey Morgan
Milledgville
Ward Deagan
Akron
Andrew Ginnan
B. F. Shirkey
Columbus
Ernest Shirkey
Elmer Cochran
Clophia
Ed Braylin
Detroit
Atte Kuhne
Elsworth Collins
Thomas McMenamy
Fred Kuhne
Corning
William
Beverly
North Carolina's first light house a crude iron lantern
The first light house in North Carolina was a crude iron lantern built in 1794. It stood 10 feet 9 inches in diameter and 15 feet high, placed four miles from Frying Pan Shoals near Bald Head on Cape Fear Island.
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North Carolina
Frying Pan Shoals
Bald Head
Cape Fear Island
Coolville Farm Youths Start New Project
Thirteen boys in the Coolville vocational agriculture department bought 3,000 chicks for a project raising White or Barred Rocks and two New Hampshire Reds. Broilers will be sold at twelve weeks averaging about three pounds. Mortality stands at 1.1 percent with 34 chicks lost. Local bank and feed dealer support the effort. Plans include a bi county FFA meeting on April 3 at Coolville with a volley ball tourney and a screening of The Green Hand. Representatives include McArthur Albany New Marshfield Amesville Stewart and Coolville. About 150 FFA members and instructors are expected.
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Coolville
Vocational Agriculture Department
New Hampshire
FFA
Green Hand
McArthur
Albany
New Marshfield
Amesville
Stewart
Dorothy Pierce
Helen Macleod Service Guild
Homer Place
Marion
Amos Place
Ray Chevalier
Nile Barnett
Bob
Ray Walden
Floyd Matlack
Parkersburg
Harold F
Shirley Gibson
Springfield
L. H. Deeter
Clyde White Jr
Cleveland
Cleveland College of Embalming
G. W. Pierce
Athens
Oscar Pierce
Gene Pierce
E. M. Daugherty
Charles Daugherty
R. D
C. H. Verwohlt
St. Clairsville
A. B. Saunders
George Dean
Camden-Clark Hospital
W. E. Bingman
Ireland
Ray Clark
Joe Kennedy
Columbus
Ind
James Griffin
Louisville
Charles Cunningham
Dora Thorpe
Lizzie Hill
Flora Cunningham
Little Hocking
Leora Bingman
Edwin
Adam Brandeberry
Wendell Clark
Lois Clark
Lime Contract Awarded for Gallia County Farms
Gallia County farmers aligned with a federal group will receive 25 000 tons of agricultural lime under a contract awarded to GALLIPOLIS Ray Grover. The Bidwell area quarry south of town can crush up to 80 tons daily for the project.
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Gallipolis
Ray Grover
AAA
Gallia County
Grover
Bidwell
Coordinated Clothes Scheme Drives Huntington’s Shopping
Beatrice and Anthony plot a bold plan at Huntington's to finance a major idea called CC Coordinated Clothes. They assemble five ensembles, shop for hats bags and jewelry, and plot secrecy to move the dress purchases upstairs for merchandise manager approval.
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Beatrice
Anthony
Huntington's
Toby Masters
Miss Dane
Dane
Bee
Hel
Mr. Bradley
O. K
Bradley
Toby
Ohio
Womean
Jenkins
Hemlock Social and Personal Notes Mix With Visits and Showers
Hemlock Community notes recount W S C S meeting at Mrs Hazel Flowers home with a South Side Settlement House shower. Numerous visits among residents from New Straitsville Logan Albion and Columbus, plus a 80th birthday dinner for William Baughman. A serialized romance scene closes the page with Beatrice awaiting a dress fitting and reencountering her chauffeur Jenkins.
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Lawrence Hutchinson
Logan
Clarissa Linscott
Charles Newton
Albion
Mich
Jack Williams
Charles Kehl
Willis Brock
Rex
Mansfield
Nellie Hodson
Nolan Williams
Columbus
Ralph Post
Floyd Green
Ida Dennis
Zelma Woodruff
Eugene Gescer
Charles Woods
Carl
Charles
Zanesville
Charles Slack
Roseville
John Lake
Canton
Paul Williams
Ernest Essex
Marlene
Francis Lanning
J. R
Florence Sanders
Lester Thimmes
Vada Woods
Detroit
William Baughman
Bruce Baughman
Osborne
Dwight Baughman
Lois
Bobby
Chalmer Stotler
Crooksville
Chalmers Williamson
Cora McCormick
Lena Stallsmith
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Raymond Clapper
the Public Forum
Jehovah's Fight
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Latin America
Agua Caliente
Tierra del Fuego
United States Office
Nelson Rockefeller
American Red Cross
Mary Baker Eddy
Trifles
Swift
Henry Ford
Jacksonville Social Notes
By Galbraith
Ciece
Coolville Farm
Graziani
Badoglio
Prasca
Edith Ellington
Hemlock
NEA Service, Inc
Poet's Corner
Messenger
Marguerite Moore
Bidwell, Qhioy
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