Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co Ad Rates and Terms
The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co publishes weekday editions with a Sunday morning issue also. Rates: by carrier 15 cents weekly. by mail one year 4.50. six months 2.50. ten weeks 1.00. four weeks 50 cents. one week 15 cents. Obituary nominal charge. Subscriptions available in domestic and foreign offices.
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Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K Bush
Mer
Charles H. Harris
Auest
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Athens
Onion
We Must Weather Proof the United States
Mark Twain warned that people talk about weather but do nothing about it. The author argues floods and droughts devastate the nation, urging soil and flood control, watershed restoration, and heavy spending to prevent greater costs and loss of productive land.
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Mark Twain
United States
China
Harriet
Toby
Jonas Huckleberry
Clyde
Clyde Sabin
Roads in Ohio Improve for Severe Winters Says Editor
The piece argues roads built cheaply fail after harsh winters and urges durable brick or concrete paving. It notes heavy loads test pavement, cites pie crust asphalt as weak, and urges sectional highways to withstand future seasons despite limits on universal permanent roads.
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Ohio
United States
Study Both Sides of It on Salaries in Public Eye
The piece weighs the fame driven pay of movie stars against industry executives who sustain payrolls through long work. It argues public scrutiny of pay reveals broader government aid benefiting non celebrities and suggests a different view of earnings.
Old Schoolhouses Persist in Rural Areas
A Northwestern University professor reports from a nationwide survey that rural country schools remain crude and underfunded. He notes one large window lit room, minimal equipment, similar curricula centered on reading writing arithmetic and spelling, with undertrained teachers.
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Whit Brogan
Northwestern University
Hitler's next move seen as Europe's strategic shift
Washington observers trace Hitler's Rhineland seizure to a broader plan to dominate Europe through diplomacy and economic links. Analysts foresee a possible Austrian anschluss this summer, followed by deals with Hungary Yugoslavia and others to build Germany's market, land, and armament base, aiming for continental dominance while fighting is still avoided.
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Europe
Balkans
Turkey
Austria
Hungary
Yugoslavia
France
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Germany
Bismark
Hitler
Rhineland gamble shows Germany’s military edge not folly
The piece argues France avoided immediate invasion costs in the Rhineland, noting Germany built machine gun nests and heavy artillery overnight. It suggests Britain may have known little, and France could have faced millions of casualties. the author questions European resolve and hints at broader diplomatic misreads.
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France
Germany
Rhineland
Hitler
Britain
England
Mussolini
WPA roadwork praised by Delaware reader in Bremen to Logan trip
A reader from Delaware writes that WPA crews under foremen Offeler and Schoonover are fixing bad roads from Hebron through Bremen to Logan. He notes slips washouts and curves improved by tile work and road widening. The letter thanks the workers and urges continued effort.
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the Messenger
Hocking County
Hebron
Ohio
Bremen
Logan
WPA
Offeler
Schoonover
Co. H. Brown
Delaware
Poetry Corner Patron Verses From Messenger Readers
Poems and reader credits appear in this column. Spring verses by SPRING contributor DORISE CALLUMS include a note from Athens Ohio. Wilma Rose shares a love poem about a newborn, and MRS 8. L. KEIRNS provides a three gates moral admonition about telling secrets.
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Messenger
Dorise
Callums
Franklin Ave
Athens
Ohio
District Tales of Long Ago from Trimble Township
A Raleigh of local history recounts Trimble Township origins and notable early residents. Chase Hill, a cabinet maker, left a family heirloom chair from 1833. Early settlers include Price Watkins and Louis W. Russell. The narrative covers the first post office, grist mill, railroad arrival in 1882, and the 1891 brick plant and coal mine activity.
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Chase
Emily Bryson
Trimble Brick Co
Chase Road
Sunday Creek
Glouster
Sunday
Monday Creek
Trimble
W. B. Johnson
Athens Messenger
Price
Johnson
Johnathan Watkins
Watkins
Louis W. Russell
Russell
Millfield
George
Trimble Township
Allen Trimble
John 8. Dew
Mahlon P. Davis
William Ellis
James Duffee
John Naismith
Solomon Tinker
Talbert Kempton
Moses Mattox
Porter
L. W. Russell
Geo. Russell
J. C. Headly
Andrew Murphy
John J. Penrod
Elmer Lantz
Zoe Bryson Herrold
Carter and Black
William Biddison
Biddison
Samuel M. Johnson
Solomon
Hisylvania
Quotes on Recreation Rooms and Public Discourse
A collection of remarks from notable figures on modern recreation spaces, religious voice, and political freedom. Mrs Jamison contrasts adult oriented rooms with children's play areas. Kipke jokes about the punt method of football. McGroarty comments on peace making, McNair defends political speech, Tilton remarks on diminished sermon fire.
Marriage of Bannister and Leah West Revealed
Dayton reports the marriage of Harry Bannister former husband of Ann Harding to Leah West 34 New York actress disclosed by the bride’s sister Mrs Leo Kern.
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Dayton
Harry Bannister
Ann Harding
Leah West
New York
Leo Kern
Toby Ryan in Color Test Forming a Big Ad Campaign
Toby Ryan, a 19 year old commercial model sharing an apartment with Harriet Holm, pursues a chance at a major Hillyer Soap Company campaign with backing from Bill Brandt. A linked romance with Clyde Sabin complicates Toby’s path as Harriet reveals Clyde’s marriage and upcoming divorce. Duryea photographs await.
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Toby Ryan
Harriet Holm
Toby
Tim Jamieson
Tim
Bill Brandt
Hillyer
Bill
Harriet
Clyde Sabin
Clyde
Kay Francis
Norma Shearer
Sally
Model League
Officers elected for city federation and Rotary Club
Mrs W L Gard was named president of the City Federation with officers including Mrs L W Kelley and Mrs A E Wagner. Rotary Club elected Dean T C McCracken as president, with A B Roe vice president and Homer Clark secretary. Church elders elected at the Presbyterian Church include S M Haffey P H Druggan O E McClure N E Mills and C H Wyatt.
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W. L. Gard
L. W. Kelley
A. E. Wagner
N. 8S. Welk
Homer Wolfe
T. H. McAdoo
Dean T. C. McCracken
Rotary Club
A. B. Roe
Homer Clark
Harry Beckley
W. A. Carpenter
John Patterson
S. M. Haffey
P. H. Druggan
Prof
O. E. McClure
N. E. Mills
C. H. Wyatt
The
Presbyterian Church
Social clubs hear science and history talks in Bellaire
Mrs. H. G. Stalder and Miss Helen Ullom hosted the Tuesday Club at the Stalder home with Prof. W. A. Matheny discussing New Things in Science. Mrs. G. H. Junod led the Higley Study Club and Mrs. George Coe spoke on Early History to Acquisition by U. S. The second paper covered Conditions Under Present Form of Government by Mrs. C. E. Cameron. Mrs. W. G. Logan hosted the Social Literary Club. Mrs. G. R. Walker led as Mrs. Joseph Covert and daughter Hilda of Bellaire returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Covert.
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H. G. Stalder
Helen Ullom
Stalder
W. A. Matheny
G. H. Junod
Higley
George Coe
U. S
C. E. Cameron
Joseph Covert
Hilda
Bellaire
B. M. Covert
Nutritional Guide on Vegetables by Dr Morris Fishbein
Vegetables vary in protein carbohydrate minerals and calories. High protein veg include kidney beans lentils and peas while high carbohydrate veg are bears parsnips corn potatoes cauliflower and squash. Cauliflower celery lettuce onions peas tomatoes spinach and turnips supply calcium. Cabbage lettuce peas spinach lead iron among veg. Asparagus provides calories with protein and iron aiding reducing diets. Potatoes deliver energy with fat calcium and vitamin A B C. Spinach cup gives calcium phosphorus iron. Tomatoes yield calories and protein. Vitamin D is scarce in vegetables. adults need little and children obtain it from milk cod liver oil halibut oil and similar products. Cabbage is versatile and sauerkraut juice is a laxative with salt content normal enough to match salt intake.
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Morris Fishbein
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