Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co Advertisement Details
The Athens Messenger established 1825 details publishing schedule rates and affiliations. It lists Gordon K. Bush as publisher and general manager and Charles H. Harris as managing editor. Subscription rates and county delivery areas are provided along with post office registration and association memberships.
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Athens Silessenger
Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
John W. Cullen Company
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New York
Detroit
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Athens
Isolation Digs In Far East War War Grows Without Formal Declarations
A commentary warns that modern warfare bypasses formal declarations as China and Japan mobilize in the Far East. It notes prior conflicts, Japan and China military buildup, and the risk to world peace with foreign powers invested in China. It discusses American neutrality laws and public opinion, and the difficulty of staying isolationist while Americans remain in danger zones.
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Far East
China
Japan
Italy
Ethiopia
Russia
England
France
United States
Washington
Shanghai
Chicago
Orient
Electric Bond & Share
First Saxophone Soloist Julia Lambertson Dies at 72
The obituary notes Julia A. Lambertson Maine’s first saxophone soloist who died in Maine at age 72. It recalls the saxophone’s invention in 1846 by Adolphe Sax and mentions Debussy and Strauss composing for the instrument. Lam bertson’s pioneering role and Maine resilience are highlighted.
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America
Julia A. Lambertson
Maine
France
Adolphe Sax
St. Louis
Debussy
Richard Strauss
Dues for Republicans Plan as Party Reform
The Republican National Committee treasurer proposes turning the party into a dues paying club with sustaining members. He argues simple recurring contributions could replace reliance on a few large donors. He sees potential benefits from broad membership as a new idea for party finance.
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Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Treasury report shows internal cases rival tax evasion findings
The 1936-37 Treasury FY report indicates 295 tax prosecutions urged, while 126 revenue bureau employees faced internal charges, 103 discharged, 11 prosecuted with 10 convictions. The piece argues investigations within the department offset external tax losses.
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Treasury Department
Department
Treasury
Revenue Bureau
A diplomat resists agreement to keep peace
The writer says a good diplomat stays firm against being talked into settlements. They suggest Congress, if idle, should study laws already enacted this session.
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Congress
Moonlit Temples Draw Japanese Aviator Over Peiping
Peiping temples lure a Japanese aviator with a full bomb rack as moonlight enhances their allure. The scene hints at wartime intrigue and the dangers of aerial warfare in the city.
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Peiping
Shanghai Reaches Turning Point in Far East Power Struggle
Raymond Clapper argues Shanghai, a white man’s enclave, faces a decisive shift as Japan encroaches, threatening Western influence. He warns that if Japan wins, the city becomes Japanese. if China wins, Western control fades. He views Shanghai as crucial to Far East commerce and notes U S retreat from imperial ambitions.
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Shanghai
Far East
New York
America
Behind the Scenes in Washington Labor Moves and Washington
National radio address by John L. Lewis before Labor Day poised as attack on CIO opponents and defense of the labor movement. Lewis weighs political moves while adviser factions argue strategy toward Roosevelt and public opinion.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
New Labor Movement
Lewis
Roosevelt
John
District Tales of Long Ago in Gallipolis Recalled
Historian Harry R Horn notes a new Ohio River dam near Eureka will flood Chickamauga Creek to over 20 feet, restoring navigation for small steamers and freight barges. The piece recalls 1879 floods when the creek carried logs to Fuller Hutsinpiller Co. and recalls a near drowning incident during raft towing.
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Harry R. Horn
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Eureka
Chickamauga Creek
Fuller, Hutsinpiller & Co
State Street
John C. Hutsinpiller
Fuller, Hutsinpiller Co
Tabit
W. G. Fuller
Senate
Fuller
Local notes and memories from Palmer Street era
Ten years ago a three car garage was built at Nos. 8 and 10 Palmer St by Frank Mulligan. Mrs. Sarah McHarg, 98, died at the home of the Bell family, a pioneer who faced gold hunting, shipwrecks and Indian attacks. Gasoline sold for seven cents a gallon during a Columbus war. Two decades ago families visited Buckeye Lake and Camp Fire girls joined outings with chaperones and training courses.
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Palmer St
Frank Mulligan
Sarah McHarg
James B. Bell
Lower Plains
Health Hints on Food Sensitivity from a Railroad Case
A railroad worker's illness followed visits to a city where he favored a specific cheese, revealing how certain foods trigger sensitivities. Studies show onions, milk, raw apples, and cabbage as common troublemakers, with many people tolerating gelatin and several vegetables well. Adjustment of diet and cooking methods can reduce distress and headaches linked to food sensitivity.
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Bob
Pat
Kathy
Bracey
Beautiful Meandering Ohio Poem by Annie McIntyre Barto e
Poet's Corner readers submit verses in this column. The piece titled Beautiful Meandering Ohio celebrates the river formed by the joining of rivers and the Ohio's winding path through hills and fields. Annie McIntyre Barto e of Nelsonville Ohio signs the poem.
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Messenger
Allegheny
Monongahela
Broad
Ohio
Emerald Hills
Annie McIntyre Bartoe
Nelsonville
Notable quotes on society and honor from historic figures
A collection of statements by George Bernard Shaw, Dr. Robert Millikan, Edmund Day and Gustav Scheel. The remarks touch on barbarism, intelligence, social cohesion and fraternity codes.
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George Bernard Shaw
Private talk foils romance amid art circle intrigue
Pat the janitor advises Bob to expose Professor Bracey as a ruse, fearing Bracey is after Kathleen and Duchess wealth. Kathleen leans toward Bracey, while Bob recalls seeing Bracey before. Bob storms out with Schmatz to learn Bracey's true identity.
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Kathleen O’shan
Bob McTavish
Pat
Cupid
Professor Bracey
Bob
Kathleen
McTavish
Kathy
Bracey
Patrick
Tillin
Schmatz
Sugar Creek Social Notes from Mt Hermon homecoming
Sugar Creek residents attend Mt Hermon homecoming while the Ladies Aid Society meets at the M E Church to enroll two new members and plan an ice cream social at the Sugar Creek schoolhouse. Local visits and church improvements are noted along with residents traveling to Athens and Mansfield.
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Sugar Creek
Mt. Hermon
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Lenna Bradebury
Jesus
Jennie Boyde
Nellie Irene Adkins
Carrie Jane Augustine
Sugar Creek School House
James
Ronald
Dorothea
Dorothea Boyde
Warren Hanson
Arthur McCoy
Athens
Charles McDaniel
Phillip James
Charles Swartz
Glouster
Clyde Sedgwick
Mt Hermon
Bennie Ferrell
Pontiac
Mich
Herbert Rivers
Laura Noble
John Roach
Stephen Kachman
Cleveland
Ashby Bradbury
Margarett
Thressa Chicki
Vernice Hunter
Coyce Martin
Adam McLean
Cynthia Alasky
James Stevenson
Mansfield
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