Athens Messenger Publisher Rates and Editorial Info
The Athens Messenger announces publication details and staff roles including Gordon K. Bush as Publisher and Gen Mgr Charles H. Harris as Managing Editor. It lists associations, circulation notices, and classified subscription rates for various counties and zones.
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Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
Borrow and Bet on Another New Deal Editorial Attack
A Charleston newspaper editorial denounces President Roosevelt on a $4.5 billion extra Recovery spending push. It calls the plan reckless, warns it risks national ruin, and likens it to gambling with the Republic’s fate while praising careful business standards.
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North
News and Courier
Charleston
S. C
South
Roosevelt
United States
Stock Exchange
Republic
A Fine State of Pennsylvania Teaching Aspirants
A Carnegie Foundation report finds Pennsylvania college students training to become teachers score below many peers. The study warns this condition is not unique to Pennsylvania and could spark student backlash as high schoolers react to graded exams with sharp comments about teaching effectiveness.
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Pennsylvania
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
No Investment Problems at Lake Winnipesaukee Island Home
A New York attorney explains his loss of savings and failed investments led him to invest excess earnings in his island and lake house on Lake Winnipesaukee New Hampshire rather than buy more stock. He notes others are doing the same to enjoy visible assets. A moving pictures suit against a doctor is also mentioned.
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New York
Lake Winnipesaukee
New Hampshire
White House
the Messenger
Jay Gould
F. E. Bolton
Mr. Gregory
Joyce
Petionville Club
Gregory
Empress
Washington With Raymond Clapper reflects on a Scott veto plan
Nimble wits at the State Department weigh a California representative Byron Scott resolution to name aggressor nations under the Kellogg Briand Pact. President Roosevelt remains noncommittal while Hull and Ickes press cautious lines amid Europe’s tensions. The piece notes ties to neutrality repeal efforts and a Soviet Embassy meeting involving lawmakers and officials.
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Washington
State Department
Byron Scott
California
House
Roosevelt
United States
Rep
Scott
Congress
Germany
Japan
Italy
Hull
Europe
Great Britain
Ickes
White House
Rooseevit
Roosevelt faces clash over monopoly plan and wage hour bill
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt struggles to align his monopoly reform message with business views. He weighs a wage hour bill while advisers push for price discipline, wealth concentration curbs, and measures to sustain production and employment during the recovery.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Blind Johnston City man reads money by touch
A resident of Johnston City Illinois can identify paper money by feeling its texture. The article notes this tactile skill as an extraordinary sense related to handling money.
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Johnston City
Washington Easter Egg Roll Returns to Normal Routine
The report notes Washington resumes standard activities after the White House Easter egg roll, signaling a return to typical log rolling and ceremonial routines following the holiday event.
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Washington
White House
Poets Corner Readers Share Verses From Saint Paul
Messenger readers are invited to submit verses with name and address. The piece by Louis Arthur Bumgardner from St. Paul Minnesota reflects on travel safety, modern tires, roads, air travel, and the hope for a safe journey home despite a world of trouble.
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Messenger
Louis Arthur Bumgardner
St. Paul
Minnesota
Epidemic lethargic encephalitis called American sleeping sickness
The article describes an epidemic encephalitis linked to other infections, noting sudden or gradual onset with drowsiness, fever, and vision problems. It details slow recovery, possible lasting nervous system damage, and lack of specific treatment. Feeding via nasal tube with milk eggs sugar orange juice cod liver oil and yeast can supply 2500 to 3000 calories per quart to sustain life.
People’s Forum Letters on Logic and Currency Fallout
F. E. Bolton from Albany signs a brisk Public Forum letter debating logic, names, and financial policy. He critiques clever wordplay, discusses Shakespeare and Jay Gould, and questions currency manipulation and national debts with pointed examples.
Athens 4-H Club Forms Under Kiwanis Sponsorship
Hikes gardening and baseball are on the program for the new 4-H Club of Athens sponsored by the Kiwanis Club with T. H. Johnson A. H. Brooks and H. G. Householder leading the committee. A large number of boys joined. Reading Club officers for East Side School sixth grade include Howard Baughman president Arthur Henderson vice president and Betty King secretary. Retiring officers were Dick Whipple Charles Sias and Marjorie Beasley. Mrs S S Winters left for Cleveland to visit son Minor Robbins and family.
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Athens
Kiwanis Club
T. H. Johnson
A. H. Brooks
H. G. Householder
Reading Club
East Side School
Howard Baughman
Arthur Henderson
Betty King
Dick Whipple
Charles Sias
Marjorie Beasley
S. S. Winters
Cleveland
Minor Robbins
Sunnyside School Holds Junior Four Minute Men Contest
Sunnyside School selected eight grade Marie Haning seven grade William Moler six grade Norris Beasley and five grade Pauline Swanson for a Junior Four Minute Men contest. Judges named include Mrs. B M Covert Mrs Robert Lewis Mrs C H Harris Mrs T N Hoover Mrs James Austin and Mrs M B Copeland. Principal Pearly Gaskill announced classes would resume at The Plains after a scarlet fever scare caused a temporary closure.
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Sunnyside
Marie Haning
William Moler
Norris Beasley
Pauline Swanson
B. M. Covert
Robert Lewis
C. H. Harris
T. N. Hoover
James Austin
M. B. Copeland
Pearly Gaskill
the Plains
Easter Cruise Peril on Port-au-Prince Roadside
Joyce Milner and Dick Hamilton endure a perilous voyage from the British Club toward Petionville when a broken down car strands them. As twilight nears a mysterious bracelet signals danger and a drumbeat echoes from the jungle, threatening a marooned escape.
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Joyce Milner
Dick Hamilton
Isobel Porter
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Raymond Clapper
By Raymond Clapper
By Rodney Dutcher
National City Bank
Capitol Hill
Poet's Corner
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DR. Morris Fishbein
the Public Forum
Albany
George Clark
Sarr
Qiaey
Marion White
Port-au- Prince
Site Nation
Council Bluffs
Judy
Springer Spaniel
American Humane Association
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