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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1933

Page

4

The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates

The Athens Messenger lists publisher 1825 Frederick W Bon Fen, editor Harris, serving Athens and surrounding counties with a population of 100000. It outlines subscription rates: carrier 18 cents a week, mail in Ohio $4.50 yearly, ten weeks $0.00, four weeks $0.00, and other billing notes. It notes affiliations and locations for national advertising and offices.

Frederick W. Bon Fen Anc Athens Henaty, Printing CO Bush Ener Ano Gaa Mer. Searless Harris Obio

Turkeys Help Stamp Out Grasshoppers At Shiprock

Federal officer spends 1400 to release 1100 young turkeys on Navajo Reservation near Shiprock New Mexico to curb a grasshopper plague. The birds proves effective, fattening for Thanksgiving dinners for Forest Conservation Corps volunteers, though the officer’s name is not recorded.

Uncle Sam Shiprock N. M Forest Conservation Corps

Unavoidable? Reckless driving blamed for most accidents

Analysis shows motorists cause most fatalities when losing control. Errors such as speeding, ignoring signs, and failing to yield lead to about thirty thousand deaths yearly. Few crashes are unavoidable and most can be prevented.

Remember an Old Truth about Tax Policy in Politics

The piece argues that rising taxes are tied to new revenue sources like liquor taxes, but only shift money rather than create wealth. It warns that public spending has grown for a decade, and lower taxes require reduced government spending, or else industry and citizens will bear the cost in the future. It urges voters to consider long term fiscal impact before backing tax raising schemes.

Kingdom of Politics Washington

Friendly Open Road Encourages Positive Roadside Encounters

A travel essay extols motorists hospitality from filling station staff to innkeepers and waitresses. It argues cross country trips reveal gentler aspects of Americans, countering harsh stereotypes of hurried drivers, and frames this mood as uplifting amid daily news of follies and crimes.

Causes of Conflict in the Home by Dorothy Dix

Dorothy Dix notes that most family quarrels stem from selfishness and the urge to rule. Both spouses demand superior treatment, little tact, and constant leveling of the other, often ending in strife and divorce.

Parks for Children Dallas to plant more small neighborhood parks

The author champions expanding park space for city children urging more small neighborhood parks and repurposing underused city property for playgrounds. He notes many districts lack nearby play areas and suggests seeding and leveling vacant lots, with eventual equipment as times improve. He highlights sunshine hours in England to contrast optimism with observation.

French Ranch Postal Mystery Near Altus Oklahoma

A man reports mail addressed to four different post offices arriving at French Ranch near Altus Oklahoma. The inquiry notes the location spans two counties and one territory. no further details are provided.

Altus Oklahoma

Sleeping Sickness Still Baffles Medicine

Dr Morris Fishbein reviews epidemic encephalitis or sleeping sickness, its history from Hippocrates to World War era, uncertain origins, seasonal patterns, and transmission risks. It notes cases like Patricia Maguire and outlines three disease stages with fever, lethargy, and brain involvement.

Hippocrates Europe Vienna England United States Canada Patricia Maguire Oak Park

News Your Dad Read TEN YEARS AGO Bride Edna Rodeheaver Weds George Chesser

Names and scattered notices recall Ten Years Ago events including Edna Rodeheaver of Guysville marrying George Chesser. Ruby Mercer and other Stand ard Bearers figures head abroad for missions training at Lancaster Camp Grounds. Shriner couple return from Eighty Third Division Reunion Cedar Point. Hack elected to head new trustees for local children home. DeWees travel to Lafayette Indiana for ten days with relatives.

Edna Rodeheaver Guysville George Chesser Ruby Gladys Mercer Earl Shriner Logan Cedar Point

Pugilist Horizontal Puzzle Answer List

Word puzzle clues accompany a boxing themed image with many numbered hints and a note that the pictured man was a professional in boxing. The clues cover anatomy words pronouns verbs and common terms and include a section hinting at a pro fighter. The page combines wordplay with a portrait puzzle style typical of mid century newspapers.

Miners Recall Strike And Ignore Lewis

Fayette County miners refuse to return to work on President Lewis orders after a 1922 strike. They favor union recognition but resist pledges, leading to government mediation via NRA adviser McGrady. Also notes on Sherman pigs incident and laundry code backlash and mosquito-fighting budget cuts.

Washington, D. C Fayette County John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Steel Corporation Lewis Fayette Johnson NRA E. F. McGrady Sherman Thomas Jefferson Davis War Department John Sherman Davis Douglas MacArthur P. L. Miles Miles Davis South Carolina South District of Columbia

World facts and trivia from early 20th century items

The note lists diverse snippets from 53 ft tides in Bay of Fundy to heated police buildings in Chester. It mentions parts of speech eight plus sometimes nine, fly lifespans of 62 days, rights from 1215, Gibraltar's status as a free port, and John Kale’s seventy second birthday on Moore Avenue.

John Kale Moore Avenue

Patchwork Quilt Pattern Guide from Athens Messenger

Patchwork Quilt Pai Washington pavement described as a simple yet ornate pattern like Pineapple. It uses strips cut from uniform width patches suitable for two materials or shaded effects with scraps. Diagram shows placement and contrast options. Bend 10 cents. Athens Messenger.

Washington Arra Athens Messenger Eighth Avenue

Precautions for mixing salad ingredients with dressing

Juicy fruits and vegetables should be well drained before combining. Marinate meats and solid produce with French dressing to improve flavor. Toss ingredients lightly to distribute dressing, ensuring every piece is coated. Add mayonnaise top dressing just before serving. If combining cooked dressings or mayonnaise, do so at the last minute to avoid drawing juices from ingredients.

Oldest Elevator Operator Benefits Through NRA Plan

A news item notes George McKinstry, 80, Athens’ oldest elevator operator, who knows the daily movements of people in Security Savings Bank Building. A visiting young man asks for a Mr. and McKinstry recalls typical 9:20 arrivals, reflecting routine in the office building.

NRA Security Savings Bank George McKinstry Athens McKinstry

Unclear excerpt on McKinstry and election talk

Readable fragments mention Mr. McKinstry, water, NRA era work, and a garden with hints of election discussions. The text is fragmented and lacks a coherent event or date to summarize a clear news item.

Notable nativity unclear from fragmentary text

Release Friday Adj STARS For Saturday mentions Genevieve and strategy, but the fragment lacks coherent details, entities, events, or outcomes to form a clear news item. The passage reads as garbled, with references to corporations, mergers, diplomacy, and encouragement for elderly persons, but no verifiable facts or identities.

Genevieve Ateady Indu

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