Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
Page four of the Athens L Messenger outlines publication tenure from 1896 to 1929, staff credits, association memberships, and service details. It lists subscription rates for various counties, carrier and mail options, and contact points for advertising. It notes origin as an afternoon paper with a Sunday edition, and mentions post office classification and address references.
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Athens L Messenger
Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Time magazine notes New Deal inflation and relief spending
The excerpt discusses Time magazine’s take on the Roosevelt era policy of using government spending to lift the economy. It cites unemployment, rising relief rolls, and large appropriations to RFC PWA Relief WPA and other programs. It quotes Walter Lippmann and Harry Hopkins on inflation through spending and future liquidation questions.
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Time Magazine
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
U. S.S
Walter Lippman
RFC
PWA
Harry Hopkins
Congress
Barkley
WPA
Farm Security Administration
National Youth Administration
Hopkins
Doles
Court to rule if college football is an essential government function
A Supreme Court case questions whether intercollegiate sports fall under government functions for federal taxes. A lower court blocked a tax on football receipts as unconstitutional for state universities. Federal attorneys contend the tax on games is due to the government. Impounded revenue could flow to the federal purse if the decision favors authorities.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Pulse of Spring Highlights School Patrols as Safety Asset
The piece argues school safety patrols moderny shield youngsters at crossings and slow traffic, while weather and worn road markings raise accident risk. It notes the State Highway Patrol will increase presence, but urges re marking curves and fencing on highways.
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State Highway Patrol
German climbers start ascent on Himalayan peak
An expedition of German mountain climbers has begun climbing a peak in the Himalayas as nearby nations watch closely hoping the ascent does not attract air reconnaissance or attention.
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Himalayas
Boy with ticking head draws clockwork aid in England
Report from England describes a boy whose head ticks like a watch and who would benefit from a steady companion with a force to stop a clock. The concise note hints at medical curiosity and the era’s fascination with mechanical metaphors for illness.
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England
Roosevelt's spending plan judged as a temporary boost to the economy
In this Washington column Raymond Clapper questions Roosevelt's proposed public works program as a short term stimulus. He notes historical ups and downs of business cycles, the normal need for occasional government boosts, and the shift from frontier expansion to modern spending to help the unemployed and idle capital. The piece argues for continued government aid beyond a single shot in the arm.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hoover
New England
Brookings Institution
Behind the Scenes In Washington Feud Divides Roosevelt and Garner
Washington reporting notes a persistent feud between Vice President Garner and President Roosevelt. Garner opposes labor reform and large government spending while rallying Texas allies to curb the New Deal. The reorganization bill defeat is seen as a sign of weak lobbying and possible deals involving Byrnes Harrison and others.
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Washington
Garner
Roosevelt
White House
Texas
Congress
Jesse Jones
Senate
Jimmy Byrnes
Finance Committee
Pat Harrison
Byrnes
Harrison
Barkley
House
Jimmy Roosevelt
Charlie West
Capitol Hill
Ickes
Times
Ohio
Charlie
Why not a President neutral of politics
The columnist decries partisan firing, debt, and political favoritism. Roger A Gould of Chauncey argues for a nonpartisan, thrifty leader and questions Roosevelt's spending amid a rising national debt. He predicts John L. Lewis's rise in coal country and calls for a God-ruled presidency.
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the Messenger
Roosevelt
Hocking Valley
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Sayre Study Circle Hosts Local Agriculture Meeting
Ten years ago a group including A. E. Whaley F. D. Forsyth Frank Murphey J. McClure and E. R. Wallace of the Chamber of Commerce T. H. Johnson from extension and Kiwanis Rotary members gathered at Hotel Berry to study agricultural issues. Hal K. Wells contributed magazine articles in Hollywood California during the Sayre Study Circle at Mrs. Campbell 34 W Carpenter St. Mrs. G L Parsons and Mrs. R T Meyer from Chicago visited the Grones home on Church St. for a brief stay.
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A. E. Whaley
F. D. Forsyth
Frank R. Murphey
J. McClure
E. R. Wallace
Chamber of Commerce
T. H. Johnson
Extension Department
Kiwanis and
Rotary Clubs
Hotel Berry
Hal K. Wells
Hollywood
Calif
Co. E. Wells
Kurtz Ave
Sayre
E. G. Campbell
W. Carpenter St
G. L. Parsons
R. T. Meyer
Chicago
FP. S. Grones
Church St
Soldiers Embrace Life at Camp Sheridan in Read Letter
A letter from Bert Barnes at Camp Sheridan Alabama notes Father Banahan visiting and dining with soldiers including Charles Richardson Robert Lummis William Walsh Dutch Fetch Michael Shannon Francis Lavelle Vern Johnson Joe Quinlan John Clark and Barnes. Other names Cabeen Romine Miller Liggett Connett Goodwin Bachus were accepted for service.
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Bert Barnes
Camp Sheridan
Ala
Messenger
Father Banahan
Charles Richardson
Robert Lummis
William Walsh
Dutch Fetch
Michael Shannon
Francis Lavelle
Vern Johnson
Joe Quinlan
John Clark
John H. Cabeen
Luther Romine
Earl Miller
Gordon Liggett
W W. Connett
H. L. Goodwin
Pete Bachus
Machines in college vote by machine at Hunter College
New York Hunter College will hold student officer elections this semester using voting machines. Lower juniors and seniors will participate in the process to cast ballots.
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New York
Hunter College
We the Women and the Clinging Vine Husbands
A reflective piece on marriage roles where wives shoulder financial and household decisions while husbands cling to dependence. It notes the mismatch between expected masculine strength and the reality of supported, not supporting, partners and the fear husbands feel of the wife’s independence.
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Joneses
Climate's Role in Disease Treatment Debated
Dr Morris Fishbein notes climate is only one factor in managing illness. While some conditions like hay fever respond to regional differences, most diseases require medical care, rest, and nutrition. Tuberculosis can be treated in any climate with proper supervision, and climate alone cannot cure chronic conditions such as bronchitis rheumatism heart disease or sinus infection.
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Morris Fishbein
Easter Cruise Hearts on the Havana Casino
Joyce Milner and Dick Hamilton navigate a casino cruise entanglement as Isobel Porter schemingly maneuvers to shield Joyce and keep her daughter from turmoil. Mrs Porter seeks a discreet arrangement while O'Hara's drunken clash complicates plans on a Caribbean night. Joyce, isolated by truth and perception, faces a dawn of unresolved loyalties and lingering hurt.
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Joyce Milner
Dick Hamilton
Isobel Porter
Joyce
O’hara
Isobel
Mrs. Porter
Cuba
Mr. O'Hara
Mrs. O'Hara
Richard
Miss Milner
O'Hara
Adolph
Leuschner Nears 50 Year Berkeley Teaching Milestone
Dr. Armin O. Leuschner, renowned astronomer and head of UC Berkeley's astronomy department, will soon mark his 48th year of teaching, the longest service record among Berkeley faculty.
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Berkeley
Cal
Armino O. Leuschner
University of California
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Chauncey
Ruth Millett
George Clark
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Young Roberts
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Bermuda Harbor
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