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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1933
Page
4
The Athens Messenger is a weekly and daily newspaper serving Athens and surrounding communities in Southeastern Ohio. It lists staff, affiliations, and advertising terms with subscription rates of one year four dollars fifty and other options.
Cuba teeters as President Gerardo Machado faces abdication or forceful removal. The arrest of violence under his rule, university closures, press censorship, and a collapsed sugar economy have spurred the ABC movement to oust the tyrant and restore normalcy for Cuban youth and institutions.
Henry Morgenthau reports Europe is armed and tense amid defeatist talks at the inter national wheat conference. He notes fear of war hangs over delegates and explains subsides, pacts, and possible Danubian alliance as steps toward easing friction among France, Britain, Germany, Italy, and other states.
The shift from the Little Red School House to centralized rural schools brings better education and community benefits. Modern schools serve as town halls, libraries, and recreation centers, fostering health, culture, and civic life across districts while inspiring youth toward lasting cultural desires. Eagles decorate nests with fresh twigs as color fades.
Dorothy Dix argues unwise indulgent mothering ruins children by shielding them from hardship. pampering breeds selfishness and failure, leading to failed marriages and weak, dependent adults. She warns mothers steer children toward self sacrifice and accountability.
The item lists overdue to Detroit for a fruit Growers convention and travels of Dr Lee and family to Columbus and Marion. Wayne Lutz named superintendent of schools at Pomeroy. New Pomeroy high school staff includes Rhodes, Thomas, Davis, Garland, Chapman, Moore, Ebersbach, Lechtensteiger, Samson, Larrick, Miller. A separate Twenty Years Ago flash recalls Wilson Huerta border stance and liquor license talks, Buckeye Lake outing trips, and families leaving for Lakeside.
In less than seven hours Kuba Kyrlovova, wife of a Wassiliev farmer in Tobolsk, Siberia, produced 57 children across 21 confinements. She bore quadruplets four times and triplets seven times. After her 1804 death her husband, 52, wed again and had 18 more children, including six triplets and twelve twins, leaving Kyrlov with 75 offspring at his death. tomorrow: a bearded boy.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses tapeworm infestation from undercooked fish. North American waters harbor infected pickerel pike and perch, with most cases in the north central U S and south central Canada. Transmission from sewage and fish migration estimated. symptoms include digestion issues fatigue and headaches. treatment exists to remove the parasite.
Olive Roberts Barton portrays a boy named Buddy who demands a dime and candy after supper. He eats four candies on his way home and resents his father for delays, arguing that he is owed more. The scene explores parental discipline, earned rewards, and a child’s sense of fairness.
Chicago milk price controls push up quart costs to 10 cents for 25 percent of local sales as the federal milk agreement binds dealers to fixed buying and selling prices. Independent dealers face extinction under the Agricultural Adjustment Act and National Industrial Recovery Act licensing. Large firms control most Chicago milk, sourcing from 18,000 farmers via co-ops, while independents deal with 2,000 others.
A family scene shows Buddy refusing food while his father and mother clash over punishment and gifts. The father bristles with discipline, the mother urges kindness, and a harsh verdict lands: the child may be ruined.
A mixed list of scattered crossword clues and partial answers appears, including references to a historic long distance flight and various definitions across horizontal and vertical entries. The fragment hints at a themed puzzle with numbers and labeled clues.
Bridgeport report states Alexander the Great, famed World War and film dog hero, died after licking lye from his paws. Owned by Lt. C. M. Davis of the French Foreign Legion, the 20 year old was decorated by Marshal Foch for bravery and wounded twice and gashed once in the war. The pair arrived in Bridgeport after an airplane crash that claimed Mrs. Davis. His burial is planned in Hollywood, California.
Columbus August 9 Prop erty owners setting exorbitant prices on land needed by the State Highway Department under national recovery projects hinder the NRA in Ohio, says O W Merrell state highway director The department will pay fair prices and urges cooperation not to demand fancy sums for strips of land needed for highway construction under the public works grant.
In Pleasant Ridge Michigan on August 9 192? a terrier named Cato delivered a set of false teeth to Mrs Walter P T Baughan. Many people came to claim the teeth at the door or by phone while the Baughans waited for notices of the owner. The dog also brings home shoes gloves and similar items. The true owner is not yet found and the teeth remain missing.
Astrological reading foresees a day favorable to employment and favors for those in power, with caution against rash actions and harsh speech. A child born today should be steady and industrious yet may incite envy if not self controlled. Notable nativity Herbert Hoover.
The article reviews longstanding New England mills and the Amoskeag Corporation amid federal textile codes. It notes factory smoke and economic hopes tied to a national code, with mill owners acknowledging changes and workers seeking jobs as demand evolves.
In Columbus in August the constitutional test is set for a new two cent beer cap tax. George Fuller, a cobbler, offered to sell unstamped caps to raise funds for a court case. He sold two stamped beer caps to R B head of the excise Ohio Tax Commission, C Laverty, commissioner.
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