Advertiser Directory and Rates Notice
Members include the American Newspaper Publishers Association Ohio Select List Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Ohio Dailies Local offices advertise rates and card of thanks services Also notes entry at Athens Post Office as second class matter under the 1918 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Newspaper Publishers Association, Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press Rational
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Athens
History repeats self in face of great crises and war
The piece argues that horror at wars between Italy and Ethiopia ignores the underlying drives of nations for markets and resources. It notes past injustices, calls for ignoring moral posturing, and suggests enduring peace requires divvying loot, ending tariffs, and ending trade barriers, otherwise more wars will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Ethiopia
North American
Japan
Manchuria
Africa
Germany
Hoover and Roosevelt clash over Constitution changes
Former President Hoover calls for clear public discussion of constitutional changes while President Roosevelt faces debate over Supreme Court powers and federal regulation. The piece argues for open airing of views to restore business confidence and allow informed voter judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Baltimore
NIRA
Washington
Judiciary
NRA
Share the Wealth Debate Misunderstood Says Analysis
An analysis argues that equal sharing of corporate earnings would barely raise wages, citing 1928 and 1932 figures. It states labor’s share of income is high and rising, capital’s share moderate and shrinking, with industry already distributing wealth via higher wages and benefits.
The NEWS Behind the News By Paul Mallon
The British fear Ethiopia may trigger a wider European crisis as Mussolini seizes Nile headwaters to protect British interests. UK officials warn French allies the Ethiopian campaign could doom the League of Nations and end the postwar conscience era if Mussolini walks away from the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
Washington
Ethiopia
Buckingham Palace
Africa
Tsana
Addis Ababa
Mussolini
Italy
Hitler
Austria
Europe
France
League of Nations
League
Manchuria
Neutrality Resolutons and a Shanghai coin tale piece
The text notes the Senate passed a vague neutrality resolution allowing possible presidential action only after a war event. It also mentions a Shanghai coin linked to Japan and China, given to the President by James Moffett. The piece cites a Minnesota fire claim bill tied to wartime railroad controls and political maneuvering by Pittenger and Ryan amid Minnesota politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
James Moffett
Trade in Congress on Potato and Coal Bills Debate
The largest vote trading pact of this Congress hinged on the potato and coal bills. Democratic leaders vowed the potato bill to potato-district congressmen to pass the coal bill, yielding the slim margins of victory. President Roosevelt criticized the program’s “Must” label, seeking its dictionary meaning.
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AAA
Roosevelt
Rise of Small Capitalists in American Economy
Observers note that thousands of ordinary workers become capitalists through home ownership and security ownership. The essay argues that these small capitalists, not the few Arners of millions, claim most of the nation's income.
District Tales of Long Ago From Meigs County
Erastus Stow once carried corn to the mills and fled wolves as he rode to the Merrill home in Salem Meigs County. A century earlier Daniel Knight and Biscell sheltered at John Harris’s in Bedford Township as wolves prowled the frontier. Knight was injured by a falling log while Bisell aided him. Neighbors and family helped the wounded and rode to fetch a physician lost in the woods. The injured boy’s mother stayed three weeks at Harris cabin before his transport home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus Stow
Merrill
Salem
Meigs County
Seven Seas
Meigs
Marietta
Young Stow
Muskingum
Leading Creek
John Miles
Rutland
Miles
Daniel Knight
John Knight
John Harris
Bedford Township
Harris
New Orleans
Knight
Bisse
Eied
Chester
Harrie
Middleport
Lost Little Boys Remembered In Prayerful Letter
A sorrowful column titled in memory of Flossil Hook Davis dedicates to her sons who died of scarlet fever on January 2 1935. She writes of nights of loneliness kneeling in prayer asking God for courage and recalls broken toys and memories of days when her little boys were living and happy.
They Say Te Is Harmedus and Kin Payroll Debate
A garbled passage cites claims about Te individuals harmed and kin on payroll while highlighting political figures in a foreign context. It includes quotations attributed to Premier Laval and remarks by Henry Wilcoxon about censorship and discourse, ending with references to American farmers and foreclosure threats.
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J. R. Mitchell
Tennessee
Price of Peace: Preparing for War Costs and Tradeoffs
The Public Forum argues peace has a price and seeks sacrifice to avoid war. It cites 1917 and warns future conflict would require curtailing exports of cotton and wheat, halting shipyard idle time, and risking employment and prosperity without war orders. The column urges national nerve to apply a wartime economic formula.
Social Week Guests and Travelers Highlight Local Notes
The column lists residents and visitors in Bexley and nearby areas. A. C. Rossi hosts Mr. and Mrs. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Wood, and Mr. and Mrs. Finsterwald. Several locals like Miss Jones and Miss Roach travel widely, with trips to Columbus, Wellsboro, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Martinsville, and international ties including a return trip to Pe King China.
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A. C. Rossi
Bexley
A. B. Wells
TW. Craig
Robert S. Wood
R. W. Finsterwald
Fort Blunder and the Lake Champlain Frontier Change
After the War of 1812 the United States built a fort on Lake Champlain to defend the Canadian frontier. An 1818 boundary check found the fort on Canadian soil, halting work until the Webster Ashburton Treaty realigned the border. The episode ended with a peaceful settlement and the site returning to U S sovereignty.
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United States
Lake Cham- Diain
Richelieu River
Rowse's Point
Webster-Ashburton
Great Britain
Fort Blunder
Canada
Jo Darien Meets Atlas Boss Over Fragonet Issue
Jo Darien visits Atlas Pictures Corp seeking clarity after receiving a hint that her fate may hinge on Fragonet. Atlas president Bobson explains that Fragonet is a key asset and discusses public image pressures, insurance for stockholders, and the need for cleaner, normal publicity for stars.
Thyroid Gland and Goiter The Role of Iodine
Dr Morris Fishbein explains goiter caused by thyroid disturbance and how thyroxin affects body chemistry. Iodine can slow thyroid activity but not cure it, sometimes aiding preoperative preparation before surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senate
Congress
Minnesota
Pittenger
Ryan
House
C. I. Jane
Poets’ Corner
Yergs
My Messenger
Bach
Flossil Hook Davis
Premier Laval
Baron Aloisi
Paris
Henry Wilcoxon
Jiage M. E. Gu
the Public Forum
Nell Weber
Carl Weber
Columbus
Charles HH Wyatt
Wellsburo, W. Ve
Rath “Jones
C. J. Jones
Louwise Roach
Cleveland
Adames Roach
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harry M. Roach
Claude Foulk
Marie Voigt
Attie
Betty Carolyn
Peking
Avma Pearl McVay
Wadleigh High School
New York City
Louise Dama
Helen Cooksey
Indianapolis
Martinsville
Ind
J. E., Atkinson
West
San Francisco
San Diego
The
Grand Canyon
Mrs
F. M. Hutchinson
Dean Simin Voigt
Roye Beach
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Henry Finsterwald
Guysville
Buckeye Lake
Andrew Thomas
Siater
Virginia
A. W. Uliom
George Clark
Dr. Stroud
Andrew Jackson
Jacksonville
Bunzlau, Silesia
Joppe
Laovie
Dillon
Montana
Kang Peau
Adele Garrison
Richard
Madge Graham
Pasor
Bobson
Jo Darien
Boleson
Bret
Tubby
Fendsle
Mr. Brown
Douglas Marsh
Brown
Crest Lake
Fragonet
Lolita
Silas Drann
Uknock
Atlas
Sible
Mr. Beleson
Fragonnet
Miss Dane
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