National Representatives Rates and Subscription Details
The notice lists John W Cullen Company Chicago New York as national representatives. Detroit advertising rates apply for home or foreign offices. Subscription rates are shown: carrier 1 cent weekly. mail Ohio rates one year four dollars fifty cents, six months, two dollars fifty nine. ten weeks one dollar ninety. four weeks fifty cents. one week one cent.
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John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Athens
Ohio
One Reason for Cranks The CCC Conservation Demands Action
The writer argues for expanding CCC camps and foresters in Southeastern Ohio after the Hocking River rose ten feet during a heavy rainfall. They contend conservation efforts are long overdue, noting floods damage crops and land and praising CCC and foresters for recent gains while urging civic leaders to unite to expand long term protection.
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CCC
Hocking
Forestry
Ohio
Cranks
Newspapers to Rescue Modern Adverts Aid Western Growers
The article argues that retail aided newspaper advertising can quickly absorb a surplus of unbought western peaches and stabilize markets. It highlights the American distribution system as a powerful, reliable channel where retailers and newspapers relay essential facts to the public, helping producers avoid financial ruin.
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Pacific Coast
Tax Delinquency and Public Funds Across States
Data from the state tax commission shows Ohio counties could operate for years if they collected all delinquent taxes, totaling in the millions. The piece links tax refusal to a broader national trend of citizens expecting government gifts, noting Huey Long era spending and widespread public financing from federal aid.
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State Tax Commission
Ohio
United States
Huey Long
Huey Longs
Marietta Remembers Pioneer Anniversary Tradition
The neighboring city of Marietta marks its one hundred forty eighth anniversary. On April 7 1788 pioneers landed at the junction of the Ohio and Oskingum Rivers. Descendants of first settlers in Washington County sustain the memory and traditions through an active pioneer association.
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Marietta
Northwest Territory
Ohio
Oskingum
Washington County
Tax reform hints from Morgenthau and colleagues
Washington reports show Treasury Secretary Morgenthau recovering from grippe as House tax hearings wrap. Roosevelt and Morgenthau outline a corporate tax plan aimed at targeting excess profits, with exemptions to allow debt retirement and surplus buildup without broad tax hikes. Senate action expected to match insiders’ promises, though skeptics may wait for final language.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Grippe
Georgia
House Committee
Senate
Proposed corporate tax reform shifts burden to individuals
Internal Revenue Commissioner Helvering testified the plan would be equivalent to a flat 25 1 2 percent tax on corporations, masking a transfer to individuals. The current average corporate rate, including the capital stock tax, sits at 16.4 percent, making the proposed rise exceed Britain’s 22 4 12 percent rate, after its own cut from 25 percent.
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Internal Revenue
Helvering
Great Britain
Unusual hearings precede tax bill with no concrete plan
The piece notes that no tax bill was considered under more unusual circumstances as generals fled, an author of the original scheme Oliphant avoided the load, and Colonel Helvering carried the burden before the House Committee. Hearings occurred before a bill was written, leaving witnesses unaware of exact talk.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Oliphant and
Helvering
McLeod
Oliphant
House Committee
Borah Mulls Delegates in New York Bid Falls Short
Old guardsmen say Borah would have won delegates if not for opposing the party machine in New York. The Black Committee has enemies in the House for past actions. The $10,000 special counsel grant barely passed the Rules Committee. Moritz of Pittsburgh fields a challenge, backing Townsend Plan. Rumor swirls over a Lowden keynote, but Republicans deny interest.
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Borah
New York State
House
House Rules Committee
Douglin
Moritz
Pittsburgh
National Union For Social Justice
Townsend
Lowden
Marietta’s Pioneer Heritage Shaped Early Ohio Settlement
The article recalls Marietta as the launching point for the Northwest Territory's early settlers who moved into Washington Athens Hocking Gallia and Meigs Counties. It notes a planned 150th anniversary celebration in Marietta two years later and credits the city with sustaining pioneer traditions and national recognition.
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Marietta
Washington County
Athens County
Hocking County
Gallia
Meigs Counties
Ohio
Northwest Territory
Public Forum Letter Defends Jenkins Candidacy
The Messenger faces reader letters on the misheading and an omission from a prior Public Forum. A writer apologizes to Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins and requests publication of this clarification, stating the Forum was not intended to injure his re election bid and was in response to a prior column by William Jenkins of Coolville Ohio.
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the Messenger
Public Forum
Mne
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Messenger
Congressman Jenkins
Thomas A. Jenkins
Congress
William Jenkins
Coolville
Ohio
Poets Corner and Gethsemane Verses from Messenger Readers
Messenger readers contribute verses bearing name and address. A poem by Mrs. Chas Holdcrofts of Chesterhill Ohio urges kindness and hopeful deeds for the soul, while Mrs. Mary Wahl of Gloucester Ohio writes on Gethsemane and Olives Mountain, praising the risen Christ and prayerful submission.
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Messenger
Olives Mount
Lord
Mary Wahl
Glouster
Ohio
Quotes on liberty humor and education debates
The passage presents remarks on liberty, politics, and education. It contrasts views from GF. Rockefeller Foundation’s ex-president, Dr. John T. Tildsley of New York schools, and Constance Bkinner on what pupils should gain from schooling and readers judging by content rather than author reputation.
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GF. Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
Jonn T. Tildsley
New York
Constance Bkinner
District Tales of Long Ago Continued From Yesterday
A historical snapshot of Gallia Academy noting its chartered status a large fund strong buildings and staff. Officials include Judge Simeon Nash president and Edwin A Cooley principal with a list of trustees and local church leaders. The scene mentions daily packet lines serving Gallipolis and county officers.
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Gallia Academy
Simeon Nash
Reuben Aleshire
Franklin Care
John Hutsinpiller
Lewis Newsom
Francis LeClerccq
Edwin A. Cooley
Nellie Cooley
Alice
Dwinnel
Monasseur
Paul Henking
James Vanden
Robert Black
John C. Vanden
William G. Fuller
Henry R. Bell
John T. Halliday
H. J. Caldwell
Walter Mitchell
Presbyterian Church
A. Davis
Methodist Episcopal Church
I. T. Miller
M. E. Church
EF. Gribbel
Protestant Episcopal Church
R. Brere
Universalist Church
Baptist
Colored Baptist
Colored Methodist Episcopal
Daily Packet Lines
Gallipolis
Ohio
Great Kanawha
Cincinnati
Wheeling
Pittsburgh
Charleston
Clean-up week starts in Pomeroy as Shakespeare Club begins
Ten years ago in Pomeroy members of the Shakespeare Club inaugurated a city clean-up week while Letart Potato Growers Club formed by County Farm Agent George B Kreitler. Other notes mention Twilight Baseball League planning opener with Sugar Bowls and teachers Miriam Watkins and Golda Ashworth visiting Athens.
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Shakespeare Club
Pomeroy
Letart Potato Growers Club
George B. Kreitler
Letart
Miriam Watkins
Golda Ashworth
Schools of Alliance
Athens
Model Toby Ryan in Ad Campaign Work and Dining Out
Toby Ryan 19, a commercial model living with fellow model Harriet Holm, joins Hillyer Soap shoots through Duryea and meets Jay Hillyer. Harriet plans to marry Clyde Sabin while Toby navigates dates, flirtations, and party outings with Clyde and Tom Garside as publicity for her rising modeling career.
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Toby Ryan
Harriet Holm
Atwin
Toby
Tim Jamieson
Tim
Harriet
Clyde Sabin
Clyde
Bill Brandt
Bill
Hillyer
Jay Hillyer
Duryea
Hillyer Soap Company
New York
Sally
Model League
Tom Garside
Garside
Virginia
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Health Hints And Diet By Dr Morris Fishbein
The article discusses proper vegetable cooking to preserve nutrients, noting rapid boiling, cooking with skins, and using cooking water in sauces. It highlights vitamins A B C sensitivity to heat and oxygen, and suggests cooking methods for various vegetables to retain flavor and nutrition. It also mentions corn, potatoes, and salads benefiting from added fats and dressings.
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Joseph Hunt
J. H. Evans
James Gartner
Richard Blazer
Twilight Baseball League
Nelsonville
Gleaners
Christian Church
Mary Helen Lee
Grosvenor St
J. O. Farich
Tda
M. Devore
Lynn Haven
Fla
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Henry Bechtel
Hyperion Club
Frank Tedrow
J. I. Pritchard
H. Ila Heck
J. W. Wood
N. Hill
E R. Hike
Julius Fischer
T. E. Wells
Robert Jackson
P. W. Hickman
L. J. Eberle
David Evana
Vita Devore
Flo Hutchins
Elizabeth Inman
Frances Scott
Hotel Berry
Athena
A. FE. Algeo
Ernest
John Cross
W. W. Kelley
George Clark
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