Athens Messenger Advertisement and Publication Details
The Athens Messenger announces weekly publication with Sunday morning issues and carrier delivery. It lists offices in Athens and details subscription rates for Ohio counties, including one year four ninety and six months one fifty, with various mailing options and circulation notes.
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Charles & Sarria
Amerxset Newcraper Publishers Association
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Asociation Inland Daily Press Association
United Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
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Detroit
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Morgen Witton
Washington Counties
Rio Grande College to Offer Self-Help Education Plan
Southern Ohio aims to fund and implement a self-help college program inspired by Berea College. Rio Grande will combine classroom theory with work on the college farm and other projects to enable students who cannot fully pay for college to earn their education.
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Ohio
Rio Grande College
Berea College
Kentucky
Hill Country
Rio Grande
Little
Gallia County
Poll-priming system contrasts England and America on taxes
The piece compares England facing higher per capita debt and direct taxation with America’s indirect approach through the spoils system. It argues Americans avoid heavy taxes, keep debt opaque, and rely on an ostrich-like denial while Britain funds defense and public needs through clear taxation.
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England
Washington
America
Outlooks on fuel and transport in a modern age
Speculation runs high as chemists predict gasoline supply rises with liquid fuel from natural gas while traffic engineers foresee electric powered cars via wireless transmission. The two lines of thought coexist, one reshaping fuel life expectancy, the other questioning gasoline's role.
What Paris Readers Owe to Paris Question Sparks Debate
A Paris newspaper asks readers what they owe to the city while in Washington blank forms circulate for citizens to fill, highlighting contrasting civic duties and efficiency cultures.
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Paris
America
Washington
Roosevelt targets monopoly in new anti trust push
Washington reports a coordinated administration drive against monopoly and sticky prices. A Roosevelt Congress address on anti trust policy by Thurman Arnold, new anti trust head, will be delivered in New York. Federal Trade Commission reports on agricultural implements prices and cost of living will be released to argue prices ignore supply and demand.
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Washington
President Roosevelt
Congress
Department of Justice
Thurman Arnold
New York
Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
United States Chamber of Commerce
Behind the Scenes In Washington
Washington column notes Congressman Bruce Barton shifts from repeal talk to proposing a new corrupt practices act amendment risking Democratic embarrassment. It critiques TVA politics, previews South Dakota primary dynamics, and mentions Hildebrandt Larks endorsements. Detroit streetcar strike closes with a married woman’s boyfriend named.
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Washington
Bruce Barton
New York
Barton
South Dakota
Fred Hildebrandt
Fred Larks
South Dakota Farmers’ Union
Hildebrandt
Out of Balance Milk Prices Prompt Forum
Public forum letters debate milk economics and farmer profits. E Gillespie of Millfield argues wages and middlemen push costs up while farmers receive low returns, urging cooperation and fair pricing to balance costs and farm income.
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the Messenger
Sewell
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ohio State University
E. Gillespie
Millfield
Primary winners in Tenth District vote led by Biddle
Ten years ago Dr. T R Biddle and Sherman Eagle won in the Tenth Congressional District presidential primary. East Side School PTA officers were elected including Mrs O D Morrison and Mrs Clarence Fultz. A discussion on The Beginnings of Religious Education followed.
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T. R. Biddle
Athens
Sherman Eagle
Gallipolis
Willis District
Tenth
East Side School
PTA
O. D. Morrison
Clarence Fultz
Jessie Smart
R. P. Imes
E. J. Jones
What She Sees In Him The Reflections Of Self
The piece argues that a woman loves a man because he reflects what she wants to be. In his eyes she finds glamour, beauty, ease, companionship, or sophistication. The question “What does she see in him?” is answered: she sees herself.
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Bridges
Key Pittman
Senate
Tom Connally
Texas
Alwys
Dr. Gray
Joyce
Athlete Heart Risks in Training and Early Career
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the growing concern over the athlete's heart. He notes dilation and possible enlargement from training, and warns that vagatonic constitutional types may cause unstable heart growth. Regular screening of young athletes is advised during early training to gauge reactions to sport.
Easter Cruise Capers on the High Seas
Joyce Milner faces a jewel theft accusation after a Mrs. O Haras clip is found in her cabin. Captain Boyer probes clues while Dick Hamilton searches Joyce’s movements and confronts mounting shipboard rumors. The cliffhanger ends with Dick racing to the captain’s quarters.
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Joyce Milner
Dick Hamilton
Isobel Porter
Mrs. O'Hara
Bradbury Couple Welcome Baby Son and Local News
A Bradbury couple welcomed a baby boy born Friday evening to Mr and Mrs Louis Waugh. The note mentions extended family in the area and local attendances, with other items noting a funeral, school PTA meeting, and various visits by residents and relatives.
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Bradbury
Louis Waugh
Bert Waugh
Wilbur Pierce
William Autherson
Helen Russell
Trueman
James Russell
Columbus
PTA
Joe Sisson
Roy Syfried
Roy Pierce
Sherd Gilmore
Dexter
Winfield Scott
Archibald
the Nazarene Church
J. P. Miller
Poplar Ridge Cemetery
Fred Thompson
Middleport
Virginia Brown
Hayes Miller
Indianapolis
Ind
J.P. Miller
Indiana
Will King
T. V. King
Local man finds fortune in old trunk in Kirkland Lake
A Kirkland Lake man, sorting an antique trunk, uncovered a pile of stock certificates left by a deceased brother twenty years ago. Experts estimate their value at one dollar thousand, redefining his family’s forgotten inheritance.
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Kirkland Lake
Ont
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Nebraska
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