Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. Advertises Rates
The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co announces subscription options and rates for home delivery by carrier and mail. Rates include Ohio and regional options with yearly, half year, and weekly terms. The notice lists publishing details and offices in Athens.
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Frederick W
Ilernoon
Athens Messenger & Erald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Astris
Ohio
A Thief’s Mistake on Long Island Ends Behind Bars
In Mineola a would be tree thief planned a grab and dash with help, but loaded the cedar loot into a passing car that turned out to be a police squad. He jumped in, shouted to speed off, and discovered his error, now awaiting jail.
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Mineola
Long Island
Controlling Drug Traffic Gains Ground Worldwide
Twenty six nations have ratified an international convention allowing the League of Nations to regulate narcotics. A league board will set production and distribution limits for each country, challenging sovereignty but offering a new tool in fighting the illicit drug trade.
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League of Nations
League
United States
Road Upkeep Hinges On Legislative Action This Spring
The piece argues state and county highway maintenance depends on federal and state funding acts. It warns delays will raise future costs, worsen road conditions, and increase unemployment, stressing motorists fund a quarter of Ohio's four billion dollar highway investment. Continuous upkeep is essential to protect wear and prevent potholes and tire damage.
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Congress
Ohio
Back Country Driving Hazards Highlight Driver Recklessness
A traveler recalls a 100 mile south country drive and laments the rise of speed mania and careless driving on secondary hills roads. The piece notes cars passing on curves, parked vehicles on narrow roads, and limited vision hazards, urging self restraint to reduce accidents and tolls.
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Here
Uncle Sam Does It A Comparison Of Plans For Stability
The piece compares Gerard Swope's plan to Frances Perkins proposed program. Both seek stabilization of production and employment through coordination of industry and consumption and unemployment insurance. The key difference is voluntary industry action versus government-imposed policy.
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Uncle Sam
Gerard Swope
Perkins
Swope
Miss Perkins
Mr. Swope
Liberty and fairness in marriage by Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix discusses marital liberty, arguing both spouses must share freedoms and give up personal autonomy for family harmony. She critiques male double standards and urges equal liberties for wives, including social activities and friendships, while noting the dangers of treating home as a prison.
Music Lessons From a Sister and a Sister
A mother or older sibling can teach music at home to save money. Olive Roberts Barton recounts lessons learned from her sister Mary Roberts Rinehart, recalling how family influence and self-teaching shaped a lifelong, imperfect but priceless musical skill.
Believe It or Not Cartoon Explains King James Strang
An 1850s Mormon convert James Strang crowned himself King of Zion on Beaver Island, drew large Mormon arrivals, and was challenged by President Fillmore who sent an armed steamer. Strang was tried in Detroit, acquitted, later died from an assassin’s bullet, and is buried at Spring Prairie. tomorrow’s panel alludes to The Soil Of The Confederacy.
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United States
J. J. Strang
Beaver Island
Lake Michigan
Strang
Zion
Fillmore
King James
Detroit
Spring Prairie
The
Confederacy
Views on Alcohol as Medicine Through History
Dr Morris Fishbein surveys changes in hygiene from moral to scientific views on alcohol. He notes pendulum swings and cites Beckman who lists around 40 uses for alcohol in treatment. Beer’s content and calories are described, warning that a daily quart could cause fat if not balanced with diet.
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Morris Fishbein
H. Beckman
Grandview Heights Addition sales near closing opening
Athens residents who attended the Logan American Legion convention are listed along with several social events. At a bridge party hosted by Mrs. C. C. Pickering, guests included Mrs. Harry Bartlett of Chicago and several local society members. The Athens Rotary Club held its first open meeting at the Colonial on Ladies Night with Mrs. C. M. Gill and Mr. John Swanson winning prizes.
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Athens
American Legion
Logan
Clarence Russell
Raymond Connett
Dutch” Ailstock
E. L. Hooper
McKinley Sauer
A. H. Marshall
C. C. Pickering
Harry Bartlett
Chicago
Eleanor Bailey
Helen Burson
Margaret Sprague
Frances Pickering
Athens Rotary Club
Colonial
C. M. Gill
John Swanson
Birthday Party for Barrett Young Held at Home
Mr and Mrs E B Young entertained Barrett Youngs friends at his ninth birthday party. Guests included Rachel Silvas Marjorie and Mary McVay Margaret Brouwer Wilbur Daggett Franklin Murphey and Baker and Kelvin Young. Dr C S McDougall visited Chillicothe for a day. Mrs A A Lavelle and Mr Francis Lavelle hosted Mr and Mrs George Houston en route to Washington state to make their home. My appreciation of good music has continued to grow. If anyone in the family is interested enough children may be taught many things not learned in school. IT was especially fortunate. I told my friend she could teach her daughter music.
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Miss Walton
Handel
Scotland
Sousa
E. B. Young
Barrett
Rachel Silvas
Marjorie and
Mary McVay
Margaret Brouwer
Wilbur Daggett
Franklin Murphey
Baker
Kelvin Young
A. A. Lavelle
Francis Lavelle
George Houston
Near Torch
State of
Washington
England
Roosevelt
Myastraddie
Dublin
Dany King
Kirk Brothers
Warne
Going Off Gold Roosevelts Plans Spark Uncertain Outlook
Washington observers weigh the impact of leaving the gold standard with President Roosevelts flexible inflation strategy. Outcomes depend on foreign talks, world economic conference results, and US currency management, with potential inflation and bond-market effects.
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Roosevelt
Rodney Dutcher
Washington, D. C
Washington
Odd Bits From The Times Of Old And New
A collage of remarks and facts mentions Queen Elizabeth's vast wardrobe, candy consumption, freed serfs in history, an Iraqi excavation, brain surgery limits, Panama Canal needs, and a kitchen tip about eggs. The tone imitates brief curiosity items from a newspaper column.
Early Chauncey and Hocking Valley Salt Industry
The Messenger reads L. Nye's recollections of Chauncey in the salt era and canal travel to Columbus. A 1862 ledger from Chauncey merchant Bill Edwards survives, bought with farm produce. Narratives describe construction at the Cord home place, Ogg as carpenter, and local mills and logs used for building.
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Messenger
Chauncey
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Bill Edwards
Concord
Will Ogg
Sugar Creek
Millfield
Ogg
Teutons Move to Restructure Many Churches in Nazi Era
Berlin April 25 German Protestant churches began a voluntary move to nationalize their work under Nazi pressure. Dr Kapler led the drafting of a new church constitution with Lutheran and Calvinist theologians. Mecklenberg Schwerin’s Walter Bohn paused his church duties under protest to Hindenburg and Hitler. The Prussian Grand Lodge of Friendship renamed as the German Christian Order of Friendship and adopted Aryan-only membership and secrecy-free rules.
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Berlin
U.P
Walter Bohn
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
State Church Senate
Paul von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
Order of Friendship
Word Puzzle Clues and Answers Revealed in Old Page
Readers confront a dense horizontal and vertical clue grid with prompts including personal names, data terms, animal references, and notes on language. The piece presents a mixed puzzle grid, partial answers, and hints about a prior solution titled Who Is She.
Romance Ends For Ezra Holdridge With Amarillo Pastor
Ezra Pat Holdridge, a Springfield Missouri college student, ends her romance with Rev. Sharon Inman. She has been living in seclusion in Sanford Texas with aunt and uncle Claude and Mrs. Akers after their parting in Amarillo on April 15. The girl has not corresponded or learned his whereabouts.
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Sanford
Tex
U.P
Ezra
Pat) Holdridge
Springfield
Sharon Inman
Claude Akers
Inman
Amarillo
Pat
Akers
United Press
Fugitive Oil Company Arrested in Oklahoma
District Attorney Hyde announced that a fugitive oil company executive tied to a mail fraud case has been arrested in Oklahoma. The individual linked to Julian Oil and Partners faced trial in California and Texas after fleeing earlier this year.
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Oklahoma
Hyde
Lian
Fugitive Oil Company
California
Texas
Petes
Cc. Julian Oil and Pany
Robbery Suspect Arrested Near Elmer Whiting Indiana
Police nabbed a robbery suspect near Elmer Whiting in Dante Bend Indiana on a Saturday night. Officers said the man, linked to multiple robberies, was sought for theft and implicated in other crimes. The arresting team included Claude Steppe Smith and other Indiana officers who drove toward South Bend.
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Elmer Whiting
Dante Bend
Ind
Smith
Claude Steppe Smith
Indiana
Whiting
South Bend
Hoover Forces For 1934 Campaign In Washington
Hoover Republicans push a 1934 bid in Washington with a new party organization led by General Walter F. The group seeks fealty to the party and President Roosevelt’s New Deal amid internal party tensions and insurgent challenges.
Sunday Traffic in Columbus Claims Several Lives
Ohio wire reports recount fatal incidents over the week with several deaths including two children. The Sunday summary notes multiple accidents in Columbus and surrounding areas, with authorities investigating cause and ensuring road safety efforts.
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Columbus
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