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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
4
The Athens Messenger traces its establishment to 1825 with Frederick W. Bush as publisher from 1896 to 1928 and Gordon K. Bush as publisher and general manager. It covers Athens and five Southeastern Ohio counties, serving Logan Pomeroy Middleport Coolin Areas and surrounding communities. Subscription rates are listed for various delivery options.
The Ohio Legislature faces a large relief bill as the governor presents five options to raise near ten million dollars. Proposals include a sales tax, sharper selective taxes, a utilities levy, a state bond issue, and an admissions tax. Critics warn of ongoing patchwork and political maneuvering.
Ohio Division of Conservation proposes letting sportsmen organizations sell licenses starting next month. Groups keep fees to fund restocking, propagation, and distribution of game. The plan aims to ease license access, reduce violations, and strengthen local conservation efforts through direct group involvement.
The piece endorses Warden Lewis E. Lawes of Sing Sing and his call for a national police system to curb racketeers. It argues federal authority can outpace local police corruption and proposes martial law as a quick remedy, likening it to Mussolini’s approach and praising federal agencies for effective action.
General Hugh S. Johnson declares the industrial recovery act does not mandate unionization for all workers but offers leaders of the American Federation of Labor a chance to shape a break for organized labor, with the government ensuring support while resisting coercion.
Dorothy Dix recalls a salon discussion on aging and marriage, noting the pain of older wives with younger husbands and the vanity of widow spending. The women debate widows, widowers, keeping up with peers, and the loss of true happiness, ending with Dix’s signature line.
Mr and Mrs James Ginnan travel to Washington DC to visit their daughter and son in law. Ida Jergensmeir of Logan survived an cow attack with minor facial injuries after neighbor Landis aided her escape. Jack Sweeney and Fred Williams take a motor trip to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Saratoga Springs. Dr R L Berger and O F Rowland plan a brief fishing trip in Michigan. Mrs L V Brown hosts Mrs Harriet Manville from Lakeland Florida. Twenty years ago Ohio University welcomed new music head A S Thompson arriving with Mrs Thompson from Ames Iowa.
The piece recalls Loch Lomond once famed for three wonders waves without wind fish without fins and a floating island. It notes waves caused by gusts and lake swell while shores stay calm vipers and islands lent lore to the fish claim and the natural raft appeared periodically. Tomorrow a fire department task follows.
Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes a report on hysterical fugues from the American Medical Association meeting. The article outlines symptoms of travel acts without motive, complete memory loss on awakening, and notes cases including Col Raymond Robins. It discusses possible causes in temperament conflicts and emphasizes careful diagnosis and patient education for cure.
Alec sulks at home while his friend Eddie patches holes and tends a baby. The mother scolds Alec for laziness and suggests chores. Eddie explains the porch repairs are not fun but necessary, contrasting their lives.
Five Fayette County coal miners wandered the NRA offices seeking a mediation hearing on unpaid workers. They pressed Edward McGrady for action and sought Gerard Swope’s attention after failing to locate the Frick company manager. The incident spurred a formal investigation and highlighted continued labor strife in Pennsylvania coal. The Government Printing Office is busy with NRA materials, and NRA allocations settle codes for goldfish and sausage casings.
Items of interest note a crocodile living about a century and caribou journeys of 100 miles in a day. Starved Rock in Illinois derives its name from Ili defenders who withstood a siege until starvation. A bargain scene shows Alec learning happiness comes from doing tasks with family.
When needlework gains popularity cutwork becomes the focus. The piece highlights rich beauty and durability of cutwork linen with Pattern No 516 including motifs for pillow edges towels and napkins. Directions and yardages are included along with two verse lines. Send 5c to Athens Messenger.
Readers are advised that metals oxidize at high temperatures so heating elements wear quickly. Use alloys designed for high heat, switch off power when not in use, and avoid moisture on exposed elements. Clean gently with the vacuum blower and never immerse concealed elements in water.
Sabina Ohio August 18 Dr J C Williams of Columbus was reelected president of the Ohio Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church for his fourth term.
An odd, unclear note describes adverse lunar influenced pointing, setbacks and traps to private affairs and mergers. It mentions trickery and rings among corporations and societies, with a notable nativity reference to Fred the comedian and a private loan context.
The clue set centers on a renowned female novelist known for popular stories. Several entries confirm she is a famous writer with enduring appeal and noted works. The puzzle frames her as a celebrated figure in American literature.
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