Athens Messenger publication details and rates
The Athens Messenger lists publishing details for the Athens area including circulation and subscription terms. It notes the paper is the newspaper of several communities and lists the publisher Gen. Mer. Charen and Martian and the managing editor. It mentions a subscription rate of 4.50 and 948 postal information.
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Athens Messenger
Athens Messenger & Berald Printing CO
Goréen K. Bush. Pubiiener & Gen. Mer. Charen & Martian
Baitorection
Geographic
Ao Can. Sre
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Coolville
Thought for Today Blessings and Self Reliance
A brief meditation notes that blessings from heaven are not the fruits of our own effort. The quote contrasts scriptural prophecy with the idea of relying on personal industry and wisdom versus divine grace.
Changing Ohio through industry and migration
The piece reflects on Ohio's shift since early 20th century industry and population movement. It notes westward migration for work, decline of iron ore and coal regions, and a renewed focus on coal, clay, oil, gas, and farming. It stresses leadership, farmer groups, and the Ohio River as a comeback symbol.
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Ohio
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakota
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Vinton County
Jackson County
Hocking County
Athens County
Ohio River
Awakening to Opportunities Across Towns
The article argues that towns will reveal improved figures in the next census as another decade of industrial and agricultural development clarifies what each community can do best. It stresses readiness to seize opportunities and notes that former residents recognize this truth.
Dame Fashion Rules Economics Across Profound Shifts
A Cornell professor argues Dame Fashion drives modern economic changes predicting lower bread and wheat demand as women seek slender figures and men adopt salad habits. The piece notes ripple effects on textiles, watches, razors, hair, and pottery, warning businesses to heed shifting styles and trends.
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Cornell University
Fashio
Dame Fashion
Lost: 1 500 000 Years T Takes Cold
Travelers Insurance figures show American adults last year lost one and a half million years due to accidents. Traffic incidents alone cost three billion dollars, with home and occupation accidents adding similar losses. The data underscore the need for greater safety in daily life.
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America
Travelers Insurance Company
Insurance Company Statisticians
Return of the old dressmaker in New York fashion scene
In an April New York piece Gilbert Swan notes a revival of hand sewing and dressmaking. Craftswomen repair and tailor long new dresses, while a bootlegging label racket imitates Paris designers and saddles Brooklyn makers with counterfeit labels.
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Gilbert Swan Measex
New York
Imogene
Dina
Business giants may challenge professional politicians in Italy anniversary event
A brisk note from Page 1 mentions figures like Young of General Electric Sloan of General Motors and John D Rockefeller Jr who could outmaneuver career politicians. It also notes Italy preparing to celebrate the 200th anniversary of a figure or event, signaling a significant national milestone.
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Young
General Electric
Sloan
General Motors
John PD. Rockefeller, Jr
Dante and Virgil as Masters of Poets Across Ages
The passage argues that Virgil and Dante stand among the greatest poets, influencing Homer and Shakespeare in broader traditions. It claims the Alnéids would not exist without Isiad and Odyssey echoes, and notes Dante calls Virgil Maestro on his descent into the infernal regions.
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Zil
Mussolini
Virgil
Dante
Homer
Shakespeare
Italy
Germany
Goethe
France
Moliere
Air Traffic Rules and Radio Facts Quiz Snapshot
An anthology of Q and A items covers air traffic rules under the Commerce Department, European radio wavelengths, the tenure and eligibility of Comptroller General J R McCarl, rain patterns across the U S, origins of modern Italian, camel water storage, labor pay by year proposal, history of landscape gardening, domestic pigeon as poultry, and Chicago Civic Opera Building radio station WENR occupying multiple floors.
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Department of Commerce
Federal Radio Commission
J. R. McCarl
A. E. Cp
Congress
MccCarl
Senate
United States
Florida Peninsula
New England
Puget Sound
P.M
Monte Cassino
Tuscan
Florentine
Palermo
Frederick II
Pycraft
W. G
The Saving Habits of Americans
Frederic J. Haskin analyzes postwar saving trends in the United States noting a rise in savings deposits from 1911 to 1929 followed by a sharp drop in 1929 linked to stock market speculation. He cites the American Bankers Association figures and discusses double counting from multiple bank deposits and the broader shift from saving to margin trading.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
American Bankers Association
New England
United States
Shakespeare, Cer Vantes and a Heavyweight Fight
The passage blends drama and sport as it imagines a staged boxing bout profiled by Sport ing Reporters. It recalls Virgil and entellus in a brutal contest where heavy ox-hide gloves tipped with lead clash, Entellus defeats an older foe, and a bull prize is won amid vivid, cinematic spectacle.
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Virgil
Dares
Entellus
Eryx
Hercules
Eutelius
Poor Gandai Rises Call for Martyrs at Dharsana Salt Depot
The text depicts Poor Gandai urging followers to present their broken heads to the British Government as tactics for taking the Dharsana salt depot. It contrasts such rhetoric with the idea that victory requires breaking the opponent, while inserting unrelated musings about celestial events and the Earth’s future.
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Gandai
Dharsana
Patrick Henry
George
Danton
Notable cosmic scale and stellar diversity described
The passage reflects on the vastness of the galaxy, highlighting the Milky Way and its immense numbers of stars. It notes billions of suns, many far larger than our sun, and planets far bigger than Earth, illustrating a grand, cosmic perspective.
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Milky Way
Earth
Nebula crash spurs talk of special arrangements for ego
A cryptic note claims that despite solar system crashes, some believe there are efforts to preserve a traveler’s ego. The passage hints at a broader debacle surrounding Nebulae and the impact on individuals.
Mother Jones Stories Shine In Old Labor Leader Tales
Washington April 29 Mother Jones near a century old inspires reminiscences about her daring career. The tale of her "blew up the bull" shows her wit and nerve as a train aided by a sleepy private detective met by a fireworks trap. She then unsettled militia authority in Denver and claimed meals for all.
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Mother Jones
Capital
Mother
West Virginia
Denver
Beat
Colorado
Readers discuss Hocking Valley coal and historic heroism
A miner writes on coal quality in the Hocking Valley and the demand for lump coal over slack, urging better mining practices. A second letter argues on the myth of Paul Revere, comparing it to other Revolutionary War feats and noting Rousseau and Ford quotes.
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Athens Messenger
Hocking Valley Coal
Sugar Grove
Ohio
Diversified Questions 10n from a river to London
A mixed list of clues and partial questions, including references to rivers, authors, numbers, and common words. The garbled OCR presents numerous misprints and fragment phrases needing context to resolve into a coherent crossword or quiz puzzle.
Maryland horseman Tilghman recalled in Philadelphia tribute
The piece recalls Colonel Tilghman’s role in ratification ceremonies and urges orderly conduct. It notes a small biography printed about him, and Miss Kealin’s borrowings from the Congressional Library in Washington to learn more of the Maryland figure from over a century ago.
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Susquehanna
Philadelphia
Tilghman
Keaiin
Congressionabrary
Washington
Maryland
A Daily Study In Correct English Word Usage
This piece highlights common errors in English usage and pronunciation. It explains possessive forms for organizations and people, notes spelling tips, offers synonyms, and presents Today s word reveres to revere men of genius and to treasure great figures.
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