The Athens Messenger Newspaper Overview and Rates
The Athens Messenger established 1825 serves Athens and surrounding counties with 100000 population coverage. It lists staff including Frederick W. Bush publisher and Gordon K. Bush general manager with Charles H. Harris editor and cites affiliations and wire services. Subscription rates: carrier 18 cents a week. mail Ohio one year 4.50. ten weeks 2.50. four weeks 56 cents. one week 1.00.
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Frederick W. Bush
Ssssenger Ald Printing Co
Gordon K. Bush
Peoimner
Gen. Mgr
Charles H. Harris
Qerereien
Athens
Mai
Ohio
Are Evaders Smart or Taxpayers Burdened by System
Opinion argues the tax system favors a few and shifts the burden to the common people. It contends selective and luxuries taxes distort fairness, while many evade taxes, benefiting from benefits funded by others. A small income levy could raise hundreds of millions and cultivate civic responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Washington
Legislature faces muddling taxes and calls for bold fairness
The text argues Ohio lawmakers muddle taxes since July, draining sales tax revenue for emergencies while creating new levies. It urges bold leadership, a fair blanket tax plan, and a permanent system that shares relief costs without overburdening taxpayers, warning that political caution misleads the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cuba Crisis Tests Monroe Doctrine Reach
The piece argues the Monroe Doctrine should not be scrapped even as Cuba endures a bloody leadership change and Latin nations push for independence. It notes US mediation here while warning Latins may mistrust US motives but insists the doctrine remains vital to curb foreign interference in the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Uncle Bam
The
Americas
Pittman
Nevada
New World
Rio Grande
South America
United States
Dear Miss Dix Clarifies Budget Conflicts In Marriage
Dorothy Dix advises George on balancing debt, thrift, and home life with his wife. She urges open discussion of business troubles, shared budgeting, and joint effort to save for the future, arguing thrift benefits both spouses and the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
George
Buckeye Salt Works resumes operation after idle period
The Buckeye Salt Works at Pomeroy, once the region’s largest, restarts after a lengthy litigation and idleness. Local news notes social entertainments, political nominations in Nelsonville, a university athletics director’s book, a teacher institute opening, a society wedding, and reflections on Monroe Doctrine policy and Cuban affairs. The piece weaves community happenings with broader policy opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Pomeroy
Ohio Valley
Pictured man puzzles across and down clues
A mixed crossword style quiz lists numerous clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It references a pictured man and a famous musician, with clues ranging from basic words to proper nouns, notes, colors, body parts, and celestial terms.
Explanation of Yesterday's Cartoon Tallest One Room House
Inside a giant redwood in Lilly Redwood Park a room 25 by 25 feet sits atop a trunk reaching 280 feet. The tree’s center burned out to 40 feet but the shell remains alive and growing. Clyde Pangborn aviation records are noted for 16 years of flight and 13 500 hours with 200 000 passengers. Tomorrow: Real Man Of The World.
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Lilly Redwood Park
California
Redwood Forest
Clyde Pangborn
Pangborn
Pang
Heart Disease Anemia May Turn Skin Blue
Cyanosis occurs when skin and mucous membranes take on a blue tint due to insufficient oxygen in the blood. The condition can affect the whole body or a single area and results from low blood oxygen from lungs, high altitude, lung disease, rapid blood flow, congenital heart issues, or extreme exertion. Severe anemia with low hemoglobin can also cause blueness, which prompts physician investigation for lung abscesses, diphtheria, obstructions in the breathing tube, or laryngeal disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Price Check Is Needed Dr. Ogburn Says
Dr. William F. Ogburn, leading consumer expert, quits the Consumers Advisory Board after clashing with NRA policy. He urges price indices and stronger consumer protection as prices rise and the economy faces depressions. He notes limited NRA attention to consumer reports on steel and oil codes.
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Ogburn
Washington, D. C
NRA
William F. Ogburn
Consumers’ Advisory Board
Commerce Roper
Johnson
Mary Rumsey
Chicago
Central Statistical Board
Princeton
Columbia
American Sociological Society
American Statistical Association
War Labor Board
Hoover
About Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
Katie returns from Dorothy's dinner describing a lively evening with Mrs. Jones and family. The supper features macaroni and tomatoes and playful table chatter. Katie hides parental fuss by praising the nourishing meal and shared dishwashing parade.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Dorothy's
Katie
Happy Kate
Florence
Cheshire area notes on trips and social visits
Local residents include the vocational agriculture group and C C Bowen headed for the Worlds Fair with a camping plan. Week-end visits feature the Winegar and Yeanger families with several spins through Cheshire and nearby towns. A death ends the Cheshire stretch as Mr. Thomas Smith dies, with services held at the M E Church and burial in Middleport.
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C. C. Bowen
Francis Grover
Jean Sayre
Charles Winegar
Harold Mack
Clyde
Homer Bradbury
Homer Tate
Delmar Durst
George
Wes Swisher
Weldon Winegar
Magie Hysell
Elva Welker
Harrisonville
G. N. Thompson
Clarence Coughenour
Betty Joe
Violet Robertson
Bidwell
B. H. Winegar
Middleport
Winegars
John McClelland
Barbara
Winegar
J. C. Ward
Akron
Mr. Winegar
Ida Winegar
Bennett Russell
Huntington
Russell
Ed. Bing
Evelyn Yeaguer
E. D. Yeanger
Charles Long
Wade Yeanger
George Yeanger
Homer Kennedy
Curt Swisher
Mansfield
Frank Swisher
Thomas Smith
M. E. Church
Lon Smith
Wellston
Maggie Lloyd
Raymond City
W. Va
Agnes Smith
Mr. Smith
Smith
Cheshire
Willie Price
Mary and
Genevive
Kyger
P. O. Swisher
Pearl Davis
Old Kyger
Ivan Grover
Betty Swisher
Columbus
Miss Swisher
Will van Gilder
Marietta
Louis Ahies
Croton
E. O. Yeanger
Evelyn
Amos Rife
Kygerville
Community Church Services and Local Social Visits
Readable fragments describe last Sunday's church services at a local Christian church and a social scene with visits and stays among families. Mentions include Miss Jeane Hout, Miss Dorothy Gentry, Herb Sams and grandparents, John and Perry Frischie visiting from Amesville, and Mrs. Catherine Phillips with the Mulligan family.
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Tral Avenue
C. Y. Strawny
Jeane Hout
Dorothy Gentry
Bobby Sams
Herb Sams
We A Sams
Hig
Etta
Carlos Sams Strouds
Mary
John Lopez
Charney
Mrs. Oliver
John Frischie
Robert Morrison
Elizabeth Bon
Car
Frischie
Perry
Charles
Catherine Phillips
Birthday dinner honors eighty years for William Bynon
In Coolville on August 4 Mrs. C. A. Bynon hosted a dinner honoring her husband William Bynon on his eighty birthday. Guests included Mr. Mullin from Glouster and Mrs. McMullin, sister of Mr. Bynon, among others.
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Coolville
C. A. Bynon
William Bynon
Mullin. Glouster
McMullin
Bynon
Notable Nativity Characterized by Energetic Yet Turbulent Year
A astrological reading describes a day of tumult with forces at work and notable restraint. Despite risk of rash acts, calm judgment and counsel help channel energies. Notable birth: Charis Adams, diplomat, born under energetic and adventurous influence.
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the Athens. Messenger
Nelsonville
Glouster Logan
Gallipolis
American Newspaper Publishers Association, Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Orrevietona
Associated Ohio Dailies
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Breas. Assoc ‘Wire
Om the United Ons
Sne Nationa Vy
Michigan
Ene Motors
Detroit
White House
Dorothy Dix
George G
Land of Ours
Paris
D. A. Bardin
O. C. Haney
M. A. Krelg
Council
C. C. Sharp
C. C. Bird
Ohio University
Athens County
Teacher's Institute
C. R. Cline
Ina Secoy
Mabel Leisheit
Golden Pennell
Clarence Kyle
South Cemetery
M. E
Copeland
F. 8. Coultrap
Mountain Lake Park, Md
Austris
Southe
Nichtaber
Hirohito
Ripley
Scotland
Springfield
Emile Glane Ky
Theur
Belgium
DR. Morris Fishbein
By Rodney Dutcher
Nutt Brothers
Jane
Bill Jones
Emma
Willy
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Jones
Rura Blazer
Milton Blazer
Burnville
Byron Sams
Miss Blanchery
Genevieve
Charis Adams
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