The Athens Messenger Historical Rates and Publishing Details
The Athens Messenger announces publication weekdays with a long list of staff roles led by Frederick W. Bush and Gordon K. Bush. It markets itself as the regional newspaper for Athens and surrounding communities and outlines advertising rates and mailing details.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Senger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles BH. Harris
Ohio
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster Logan
Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
Gallispolis
Mussolini Fails to Fear Dental Pain, Dentist Says
Dr Arrigo Piperno of Rome, Mussolini’s private dentist for eight years, visits Chicago and asserts Il Duce never flinches in the chair. He reportedly says, I do not fear pain, even reading books as teeth are fixed, a claim that invites skepticism about facing dental discomfort.
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Arrigo Piperno
Rome
Mussolini
Chicago
Il Duce
Ohio Lighting Law Strict, Headlamps and Dimmer Rules
The piece describes Ohio requirements for motor vehicle lighting, detailing two non glare headlights, red tail light, white rear plate light, spot light limits, and dimming rules. It notes enforcement is lax until a new highway patrol is established and criticizes sporadic local enforcement and negligent drivers.
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States
Ohio
Highway Patrol
Code for Housewives shows tough task for formal rules
Iowa women propose a daily 7 am to 7 30 pm housework code with four afternoon hours and 14 a week for housekeeping, no Sundays. The piece argues that real domestic work resists standardization due to constant mishaps, interruptions, and uncontrollable events that would test any formal system.
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Iowa
General Johnson
NRA
Ever Widening Circle On Work Week Impact
The National Industrial Conference Board estimates 838,000 additional factory workers are needed to maintain May output as the 35 hour factory week and 40 hour white collar week take effect. The projection extends to ensure production levels, with an additional 41,000 workers referenced in the text.
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NRA
National Industrial Conference Board
Dorothy Dix on the balance of power in marriage
Dorothy Dix argues that wives generally exert more influence over husbands than vice versa. She cites home life, children, and social outcomes as evidence, noting educated wives shape homes and manners while husbands’ influence remains limited. The piece discusses examples from public figures and everyday couples, with a final note on economic recovery and work.
Nothing To Scoff At Forest Fire Fight By CCC
The Civilian Conservation Corps cuts forest fire losses in the nation and in state forests. CCC workers prevent fires, fight blazes, plant millions of trees, and build observation towers and fire breaks. In California a CCC group saved 700 acres of timberland at the cost of clothing and shoes.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Ohio
California
Roosevelt Forest
Corpa
Miraculous Eye Recovery Recalls 1982 Incident
Fred Kreiger of Gruver Texas regained sight in his right eye thirty years after it was destroyed by a flying stick of wood. On New Year’s Day 1982 a piece of kindling struck his eye during a fire building outing near his home. Sight has steadily improved since.
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Fred Kreiger
Gruver
Texas
Kreiger
Terday
Mental Disorder After Sleeping Sickness Discussed by Dr Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews post encephalitis mental disorders often labeled sleeping sickness. He notes behavioral deterioration in children and occasional adult cases, urges privacy, discusses lack of proven treatment, and outlines symptomatic care and experimental approaches.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
About Your Children Victor and the red ball in a family tale
A two year old named Victor loves a red rubber ball and learns to throw it with his father coaching. The ball causes playful mischief, scuffles with neighbors, and a stern talk about taking things. A crystal paperweight shatters, prompting a family whipping and mixed feelings about discipline. The piece ends noting the boy’s obsession with holding and throwing a ball.
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Victor
Vicky
Vetor
Charley
Helen
State Portfolio May Be Offered to Welles
Rodney Dutcher reports that Sumner Welles, Cuba ambassador, is seen as a future secretary of state. He earned Roosevelt’s trust, helped restore constitutional guarantees in Cuba, and is considered a top trouble shooter in Latin America.
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Welles
Washington, D. C
Sumner Welles
Cuba
Machado
Pottery history and extreme weather records noted
A magazine snippet cites pottery as an ancient art and notes global radio spending over ten years. It records Yellowstone Park’s 66 degrees below zero as the USA’s lowest temp on February 9, 1933, surpassing Fort Keogh’s 65 degrees below in 1886. It urges patience as people misread others values.
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Yellowstone Park
United States
Fort Keough
Mont
Flew First Plane Horizontal Puzzle Clue Tune
Puzzle page answers mix aviation terms with wordplay. The list references Ozone pattern block neuter pronoun mother upon papa constellation wages stickleback and more, tied to a theme about the pictured man and his brother and early flight systems.
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Japan
Athens stamp clubs form active group for youth and adults
Athens pursues stamp collecting with the 18 member Athens Stamp Club meeting weekly at Hatch's Book Shop. Officers and members such as Wesley McCoy coordinate state and national events while local libraries and collectors like Miss Janette Woolsey foster youth stamps from foreign mail.
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Lillian Taylor
Athens
Athens Stamp Club
Hatch
Wesley McCoy
J. J. Crumley
United States
Bob Bird
Leslie Fultz
Merritt Preston
Billy Leaders
Harry Hudson
Bob Wheaton
John Pickens
Edwin Watts Chubb
Janette Woolsey
France
England
Germany
China
Miss Woolsey
Salad arrangement tips from the House Wife's Question Box
The answer advises shaping lettuce into a cup to hold salad, shredding leaf lettuce for nests or garnishes, and using garden leaf lettuce for iron and vitamin content. It suggests attractive garnishes like watercress parsley curled celery radish roses pickle fans pepper rings eggs beets nuts cheese fruit items and whipped cream to enhance both vegetable and fruit salads.
Local Social Notes and Births Mentioned
Fragmented list shows visitors from Nelsonville Byesville Corning and Columbus. A son to Lowell Camp Aug. 6 and Emmett Sorrell slowly improving. Mrs Clara Canter lives in Columbus. Henry Johnson injured in a recent accident.
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Ed Williams
Nelsonville
Doris
Carrie Potter
Sonville
Clifford Beale
Clayton Mace
Corning
Potter
Betty
Richard
Rick
Richard Byesville
William Jame
Lowell Camp
Emmett Sorrell
Clara Canter
Columbus
John Wooten
Cherrington Hospital
Henry Johnson
Lawrence Huntley
Memorial services for Mrs Linnie McArthur held
August 41 services for Mrs Linnie McArthur, 80, were held in McArthur with Rev W W Wing. She was a member of era Star and former Vinton County Home. She leaves two sons Sheppard of Akron and Pard of Delroy, and Nan Dunkile of Mean.
Gill's Post Grid Plan Shifts to College Roles
Rusty Gill, once a California fullback, reveals plans to pursue college teaching. He aims to leverage football experience to guide students and contribute to athletic programs.
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Rusty Gill
California
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Smessenger
Mem American Newspaper Furlishers Association
Select T List Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Ohio Dailies
Pai Telegraph Wire Report
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Joan W. Ounlcpn Company
South Michigan Ave
Pilch Ave
New
Fuvoree
Junior
Dorothy Dix
Hitler
Roosevelt
Mrs. Lindbergh
Charles
Harriet Smith
Hollywood Girls
Ripley
ST Brisler
Ruth
Miss
Los Angeles
King Pearence
Gendiene
the Greet Bruton Mater Wevceed
DR. Morris Fishbein
Olive Roberts Barton
Dutcher
Hull
By Rodney Dutcher
Havana
Coolidge
Hoover
Caribbean
Central America
Honduras
Santo Domingo
Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
Jim
Jim Farley
Civil Service
Farley
Hugh 8. Johnson
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Brother
Washington
Fred Wheaton
Jay
de France
James Brown
Brown
Cleveland
Sheppard Fuierd
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