The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger dates from 1825 with Frederick W Bush as publisher 189 to 1928. It is issued weekday afternoons except Saturday and a large Sunday edition by Athens Messenger & Herald Printing Co. Subscription rates include carrier and mail options with annual, semiannual, and weekly prices.
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Athens Messenger
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Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
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Athens
Ohio
Miners and Courage In The Canadian Rescue Epic
The piece extols miners and their spirit of sacrifice, comparing Canadian rescue crews to American miners. It recalls heroes who would risk life to save others and notes the relentless courage of workers in coal, clay, and metals under extreme danger, urging public appreciation.
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Ohio
Ohio Coal Industry Loyalty Drives State Economic Upturn
Ohio mine owners and miners plan multi million investments to improve coal quality amid strong demand. New tipples and washing plants rise as the industry backs home fuel. After a bitter winter, production and pricing steadiness benefit Ohio workers, taxpayers, and allied industries, with continued domestic demand seen as key to growth.
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Ohio
Ickes Urges Interior Be Renamed Conservation
Secretary Ickes renews his plea to Congress to rename the Interior Department to Conservation arguing the change would reflect a shift away from exploitation and emphasize the spirit of conservation. He notes a large staff and aims to protect American resources, asserting the department’s value lies in its mission rather than its title.
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Ickes
Congress
Interior
Department of the Interior
Schwab warns youth riches do not pay
Charles M. Schwab, sailing to Europe, tells young Americans not to chase wealth as it lacks value. He says honest work, peace, and contentment are life's best parts, yet his own life shows a relentless pursuit of riches built his career.
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Charles M. Schwab
Europe
Mr. Schwab
Sdward
Democrat Party
Hoover
Democratic Party
Penn
Iself
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Congress Tax Bill Baffles Lawmakers and Public
Washington notes that the new House tax bill confounds both the public and many lawmakers including its own authors. After twenty three years shaping the existing system and only about twenty three days drafting the substitute some supporters regret backing it yet fear White House backlash in a campaign year.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Hill
Vinson
White House
LaFollette Drives Senate Revision Of Bill Amid Bankers' Rumors
The piece notes Senate revision led by Senator LaFollette will shape a final bill after Senate and House compromises. It cites speculation about bankers pressuring Roosevelt and restricting credit to influence election activity, but deems such rumors unsubstantiated by New Deal authorities.
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Senate
LaFollette
House
Roosevelt
Wall Street
New Deal
Why Banks and Borrowers Stay Cautious
The piece argues banks have paused lending despite better business. Banks charge for checking, earn 2 3 percent on government bonds, and cut savings rates, delivering profits without risk. Borrowers with assets or solid prospects remain cautious, keeping the money market stagnant until attitudes shift.
Michigan Republican’s awkward visit ends with Wisconsin inquiry
A Michigan Republican recounts visiting party headquarters and meeting officials. After delays and misfires, the top official finally greets him with a puzzled question about Wisconsin, revealing a tense moment amid talk of Father Coughlin and Roosevelt.
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Michigan
Father Coughlin
Mr. Roosevelt
Coughlin
Wisconsin
King Edward VIII Bans Royal Courts This Year
The monarch will not hold royal courts this year forcing debutantes to seek other avenues for presentation and social prominence.
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Edward VIII
Rumor and Remedies Intrigue Detroit Reader
A Detroit reader asks how to reduce morning puffs under the eyes upon waking. A late arrival tip suggests removing shoes at home. A front-page rumor claims Emperor Haile Selassie lost whiskers, complicating Il Duce’s challenge to the Lion.
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Detroit
Haile Selassie
Il Duce
Lion of Lions
Vaudeville Echoes and Odd Misreadings
In a quirky item, references swirl to Gallagher and Shean in vaudeville as a chorus lines up "Mr. Gellegher" and Dora misreads a woman boasting about an appendectomy as oral surgery.
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Gallagher and
Shean
Dora
In the East Motto Shifts to Put Aside for a Floody Day
A cryptic passage notes a regional motto change in the east to a phrase about saving for flood risk. The text then references a Spaniard, Scot, and a riddle about gifting self assurance, with a clue positioned near the Adam's apple.
Letter to the editor questions Hoover era delusion and defends Republicans
John Penn of Route 4 Giouster argues deflation claims during the Hoover era are false and that the Democratic party caused economic woes. J EB Love of Millfield Ohio signs off promising more facts, defending Republicans and criticizing Democratic policy and relief programs.
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the Messenger
Messenger Public Forum
John Penn
Route 4
Giouster
Penn
Hoovera
Democrat Party
Democratic Party
The Modern Criminal and Woman Roles Cited by Thinkers
Quotes from Dr. Alfred Adler and Dr. H A Reye argue that modern crime relies on opaque laws while the modern woman seeks a strong mate. Judge Richard Hartshorne comments on male dominance expectations.
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Richard Hartshorne
Newark
N. J
Dr. H. A. Reye
Detroit
District Titles of Long As By KH
District report fragment shows unclear OCR text mentioning titles and initials KH. No clear events, people, or places readable to form a proper news item. Summary relies on fragmented data. cannot establish a definite person or action.
Athens City History and Early Settlement Details
The record traces Athens Ohio from its 1797 settlement by its first settler, through 1799 municipal acts, and the Ohio Company layout. It notes the town plat, river valley site, a population around 200, and early institutions including a proposed lunatic asylum site and city land purchases. Population growth surged 1870 to 1930.
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Orl Ie
Athenm
Athen
Athens
Pices
Ohio Company
Eta University
Atmost
Rene
Wilie
Arthur St
Tim i. Dyer
Washington
Legislative Council
Fiufus Putnam
Benjfarmmin
Firman
Jonathan Stone
House
Recorder’s Office
Tourity
Ste Fterm Lunatic &Sylum
Athens i. 1
Eeere
Coates
Gatarirm
Local Improvements and Events Across Athens County
Contractor William Hinders r works on Mulberry Street trunk line while repairs near Pomeroy court rooms proceed. Students entered state competitions. Frances Carz fend and Ada Sigler chaperoned a dance at the California E Freancing Academy. Community canvasses raise funds for Athens Playground and mourners visit relatives in Langsville.
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Frances Car
Ada Sigler
Califorma
EE Feancing Academy
Linda Bourne Turns Down Impulsive Proposal in Midwestern Tale
Linda Bourne, newly widowed and financially strapped, rebuffs Pete Gardiner’s sudden marriage offer as she seeks work. He offers support and suggests a future together while she plans a bank of small steps from secretary to theater work. Their wary courtship unfolds with shared dreams and tentative plans for Sunday tea.
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Linda Bourne
Newtown
Peter Gardiner
Blade
Linda
Peter
Bourne
Pete
League
Bazaar
Dix
Sunda
Pete Gardiner
Prolonged Spring by Marie Fink
Poet's Corner reader verse from Marie Fink of Nelsonville Ohio laments a harsh winter and longing for spring. The piece expresses hope that nature will awaken with sun and song as birches bloom and birds return.
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Marie Fink
Health Hints And Diet From Air-duanita
A vintage health column lists hospital birth preparation and baby gear. It details items a mother should pack for herself and the infant, including nightwear, diapers, clothing for different seasons, blankets, toilet supplies, and a baby care routine.
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Toeave
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Charlies & Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
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Inland Daily Press Association
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Associated Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Paul Mallon
Spain
Scot
Self-assurance
the Public Forum
J. EB. Love
Millfield, Ohio
Alfred Adler
New York City
Hock-Hocking
Emris
Mulberry St
William Hiendes
Lunsford
Bhismker
Eieymes Mill
Pomeroy
Ray Wingett Amet
Tris Wiingett
Athens County
Temetest Club
Geoffrey
R. Woodyard
Core
Emma Pierce
Greensville
Maude Frantexford
Dwight
Langsville
George Clark
Wee Bloc
Hollywood
Poet’s Corner
Messenger
Nelsonville, Ohio
Leda Sams
DR. Morris
Fishbeiy
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