Athens Messenger masthead and service notes
Page reads the Athens Messenger 1825 to 1929 edition details publisher Gordon K Bush and Charles H Harris staff roles. It lists associations, agencies, and office affiliations, plus advertising rates and mail subscription terms for Morgan Vinton and Washington Counties.
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Athens Messenger
Prederick W. Bush
Baturdey
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Intend Daily Press Association
Poly the & Week
Edvence
Gala
Morgan, Vinton
Washington
Economy, Not Taxes, Needed A National Spending Slash
A national drive for a ten percent cut in all local state and non-defense federal expenditures is proposed to offset defense taxes. The piece argues waste in government must be trimmed to avoid higher living costs and criticizes deficit financing and political pork while urging Americans to confront the true cost of New Deal and defense spending.
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United States
Germany
Italy
England
Lecturers Offer Foreign Problem Talks For Club Or Lodge
The war era spawns freelance commentators who lecture for 150 dollars to clubs and lodges. They are often amateurs or self styled experts, with topics like The Threat to Our Way of Life and Hitler the Man. They rely on newspapers for Europe knowledge and tailor talks to please audiences.
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Russia
Europe
Hitler
Will Rogers
Lesson for Producers On International Trade Realities
A reader charges that an editorial on buying abroad illuminates trade issues. American industry could supply bead-work materials for American Indians but did not. The piece argues producers must study world markets and adapt to what other nations demand rather than what Americans assume. Travelers and editors note American factories lag in recognizing global demand.
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Messenger
Hitler
Willkie Views and Campaign Tone From Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs columnist reflects on interviewing Willkie, noting the spot of public opinion and the candidate's self presentation. The piece contrasts Willkie with Roosevelt, arguing Willkie's appeal lies in genuineness and direct outreach, while predicting radio and speeches will shape the campaign.
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Colorado Springs
Willkie
Rockies
Pike's Peak
Mary Pickford
Willkie Faces Speech Challenges In Presidential Campaign
The piece notes Willkie must sharpen his message to win over voters while facing language gaps with Knox and Mills. It contrasts Hoover’s planned speeches as promoting Hooverism, potentially widening gaps with Landon allies. Yet Willkie’s record of overcoming barriers remains a key asset as the race unfolds.
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Landon
Col. Frank Knox
Ogden Mills
Willkie
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Knox and Mills
Alfred Landon
Bruce Catton Reviews Washington Scene
Washington observers discuss a possible postponement of the government antitrust suit against 22 major oil firms and the potential firing of Thurman Arnold, with political repercussions in an election year. Aug 14 marks social security bill’s fifth anniversary, detailing coverage, numbers, and fund status for beneficiaries and workers.
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Washington
National Defense Commission
Congress
Roosevelt
Federal Treasury
States
Public Forum letter on threat of fifth column and labor relief
The writer argues the real danger to America lies in poverty and economic discontent, not subversive ideologies. He cites New York relief figures and unemployment among older workers, urging understanding over hysteria and linking charity to moral strength. A. F. RADCLIFFE, Albany, Aug 10.
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the Messenger
Lexington
Nathaniel Parker
Concord
New England
America
Hitler
Stalin
Welfare Commissioner
New York
Public Works Administration
Thomas
Carlyle
Garden of
Sucre
F. E. Radcliffe
Albany
Drought Peril Grows in Gallia County
Gallia County agriculturists warn drought deepens with continued lack of rainfall. Corn, pasture lands, tobacco and soybean plantings suffer severe moisture stress and fear is expressed that current conditions will hinder proper maturation of the main crops.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
New Lab Devices Aim to Lighten Toilet Business
Optical and grooming innovations emerge from laboratories as both men and women gain new preparations. Soy bean extract in shaving soap stops bleeding without reducing lather. Dry cells power 110 volt shavers for two months of daily use. Portable barber shops offer ten minutes of shaving for a dime, with UV sterilization after use.
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Wizards of the Laboratory
Community Notes Highlights From Kanauga Gatherings
Social items from Kanauga describe a double birthday dinner for A W Pullins and Kathleen Pullins with the Spencer family in Columbus. The notes mention visits by Prudence Fannin and Hornbuckle, Homer Comstock returning for his mother’s illness, Marietta trip for Seeley, a Lawrence family reunion at Thomas Adams home, and several local visits and travels among the Ables, Hanes, Vickers, and related families.
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Kanauga
A. W. Pullins
Walter Schoonover
Marietta
Mr. Seeley
Grandma Schoonover
Lawrence
Thomas Adams
Paul Ables
Oak Hill
Rose Staten
Russell Hanes
Portsmouth
Hannah Hanes
Betty King
Pittsburgh
H. N. Snider
Roy Ables
Akron
Paul
Lincoln Ables
Wade
Myrtle Dooley
Charleston
John Vickers
John Eckard
Columbus
Pullins
Albert Spencer
Helen Vickers
Murder in a Hot House The Saylers Dinner Ends in Death
Lieutenant O Leary investigates the murder of attorney Martin Sayler after a dinner party. Dale Appleby and guests including Hazel Leighton and George Barbour become focal, with a locked room setup, possible outside entry, and clues like an unlocked window latch and a $5000 cashier’s check to Leighton.
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Martin Sayler
Dale Appleby
Sayler
Rhoda Waters
Appleby
Hazel Leighton
Winslow Mardell
George Barbour
O'Leary
Dale
Rhoda
Miss Leighton
Miss Waters
Boilermen start six year rebuild at Logan powerhouse
Boilers at the C. and O. powerhouse in Logan are being torn down inspected and rebuilt to meet regulations requiring six year cycles. Separate teams perform teardown inspection and rebuilding to ensure compliance and safety standards.
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LOGAN
C. and O
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