Athens Messenger Publisher and Editor Era Mention
Fragment notes the Athens Messenger publication period 1896 to 1929 and references editor and publisher roles in a Saturday issue snippet.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1956
Page
4
Rising steel costs mirror wage gains in postwar era
In the postwar decade wage boosts drive steel price rises, with United States Steel leading. From 1940 to now, prices rose about 5.4 percent per year while labor costs climbed 8 percent per hour. The article notes steel prices increased $8.50 per ton, argues productivity gains justify higher pay, and warns consumer prices will reflect inflated costs without productivity growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel
America
Hay fever season opens with widespread sneezing menace
S Day by HAL BOYLE explains the annual hay fever onset affecting over five million Americans. It outlines costs in lost work days, attempts at treatment from antihistamines to plimasin, and notes hay fever’s link to ragweed. The piece ends advising isolation in an air filtered room to survive the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
U. S
U. S. Public Health Service
Rudolph L. Mayer
America
Greece
Mayer
Europe
Asia
Jerome J. Sievers
Los Angeles Children’s Hospital
Polio vaccine push urged as Chicago cases rise
Chicago health data show stark contrast in paralytic polio risk between vaccinated and unvaccinated youths. With 3900 cases this year through July 21, officials urge parents and physicians to use the vaccine, noting insufficient clinic access and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marion Folsom
U.S. Public Health Service
Medical Society of
North Carolina
Public Health Service
Dr Crane Links Myopia to Social Withdrawal and Hr Club
Dr George W Crane argues that near sighted children like Lois L. become shy and socially isolated due to vision problems. The column urges vision testing for kids and launching families into the Compliment Club to boost social skills while promoting Human Relations studies and a public offer to send for a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
The Blonde Cried Murder Continues in Miami
Paulson finishes a drink and plans to search for Nellie after a night of blurred streets. Michael Shayne visits the Silver Glade in southwest Miami, checks a suspect photo with Salvadore the bartender, and ponders the dead man in the Hibiscus room 316.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulson
Opticians
Nellie
Lessee
Miami
Silver Glade
Michael Shayne
Shayne
Hatcheck
Salvadore
Biscayne Bay
Hibiscus
Bert Paulson
Charles Barnes
The
Nellie Paulson
Letart Falls Social Notes and Visits
Letart Falls area residents and relatives are noted visiting family in Florida and West Virginia. Several couples and individuals, including the Hills, Wellermuths, Powells, and Shanks, traveled to see kin. others attended a funeral in Spencer West Virginia. Local guests hosted visitors from Clearwater Florida and Washington D C during recent weekends and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Rauson
Jess Anderson
H. B. Powell
A. C. Cramilett
Raymond Sayre
Portsmouth
Charles Pickens
Vernon
C. M. Ashley
Arthur Hall
Ft. Lewis
Wash
G. T. Haskins
Goldie Williamson
J. D. Roush
Nina Wagner
Washington, D. C
Earl Adams
W. &. Shank
Robert Shank
J. L. Wolfe
East Letart
Hartford Visitors Call on Crump Family Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Axthelm and Mrs. Axthelm’s mother visited Mr. and Mrs. James M. Crump in Hartford on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Axthelm
Athens Fire Department Praised by Glouster Ex-Chief
Glouster resident John Crawford commends Athens Fire Department led by Chief Charles Dalton for efficiency speed and thoroughness saying they faced serious fires well and may have prevented greater danger. He cites 21 years as Glouster fire chief to back his praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Athens
Glouster
Charles Dalton
Horoscope and local social notes from Langsville area
The birth day forecast promises six months of strong results and possible rewards for birthday individuals. October begins a favorable three month social cycle with potential business benefits from new friendships. Local notices mention guests and family births, including a Columbus hospital birth and regional visits spanning Langsville and nearby towns.
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