National Representatives Advertising Rates and Subscriptions
National Representatives John W Cullen Company lists advertising rates at Home or Foreign offices with nominal obituary charges. Subscription rates shown for carriers and mail in several counties with annual and half year options. Extra postage rates apply on request.
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John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Ashena
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
Clapper Warns of Turbulent Path If Europe War Drags On
Raymond Clapper cautions that a tense period awaits the American public as hearings define the nation's course. He notes isolationist polls may not predict postwar sentiment and warns of emotional swings if Europe destabilizes. He cites Paris civilians evacuations and grows anti Communist sentiment shifting toward France and Britain.
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Washington
Europe
Paris
London
Germany
Hitler
Stalin
France
Britain
Aviation Accidents and the Groundwork of Tragedy
An op-ed argues aviation mishaps stem from human error and misjudgment rather than aircraft fault. It cites cases in Marietta Athens Parkersburg Gallipolis and Alliance to illustrate fatigue, inexperience, and imprudent risk as key factors behind crashes.
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Marietta
Athens
Parkersburg
Gallipolis
Alliance
Arrests Will Do It Traffic Abuse in Athens
Residents on Lancaster St. protest heavy trucks and roaring motorcycles. The piece argues local government acts after citizen demands and cites foreign truck drivers as the main trouble source, claiming arrests will solve Athens traffic mess.
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Lancaster St
Athens
Newspaper men fear war hysteria overruns reason
A group of editors and publishers express dread at war fever and public pressure. They recall German-name stigma in past wars and urge Americans to maintain self control and rational, self interested decision making as events unfold.
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Washington
United States
America
Milk Strike Links Farmers with the CIO in New York
Bruce Catton notes a pivotal shift in the milk strike as farmers and the CIO allied closely. Archie Wright of the Dairy Farmers’ Union and William Gandall of the Transport Workers Union, backed by CIO leadership, helped shape a rare collaboration. Gandall’s coordinated, crisp leadership bridged rural and urban labor, influencing strike success and party-wide attitudes.
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Utica
N. Y
Congress
New York
Archie Wright
Dairy Farmers’ Union
Wright
Maritime Union
William Gandall
Transport Workers Union
New York City
Farmers’ Union
Gandall
Albany
Transport
Athens youths risk lives by reckless driving
The piece warns that speeding young drivers may injure or kill pedestrians and cyclists, including children and the elderly, and that such tragedies will be seen as the consequence of their own dangerous behavior.
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Athens
Answers and curiosities from 1930s Q and A column
A Q and A feature from The Messenger offering brief factual replies on topics such as New York street miles, rock garden decor, U S German claims costs, vice presidential oath, Mount Mitchell height, medieval numerology, Nova Scotia coal, and leading turkey-raising states in 1938. The piece showcases concise, period style responses.
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New York
Germany
United States
Nova Scotia
Canada
Turkey
Texas
California
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Iowa
North Dakota
Oregon
Notable Visits and House Guests Across Ohio and Adjacent States
News items list visits and travels of Miss Mona McKinley, Miss Merna Mills, Mr. Gerald Kyle, Dr. D W McKinley, and others from Cincinnati to Athens and Nelsonville. Guests include the Rosser couples from Detroit and Nelsonville, with Miss Connett planning a Washington trip. The piece notes travel from Piqua and a dean’s return to Athens High School. Twenty years ago reports mention Henry Hatch in Columbus and visits to Hockingport, plus multiple family trips and a 35th wedding anniversary celebration in Butte City, Montana.
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Mona McKinley
Merna Mills
Gerald Kyle
Cincinnati
Miss McKinley
D. W. McKinley
Mrs. McKinley
Mary Connett
Piqua
J. W. Brown
Washington, D. C
Athens
Fred Beverage
McKinley Ave
Mrs. Beverage
Butte City
Montana
Public Forum Letter Criticizes Wealth Gap and Tax System
The writer from McArthur condemns a ruling class he calls rich leeches who profit from labor while poor workers toil and cannot save for old age. He argues newspapers should support workers and criticizes politicians and editors for siding with wealth. He cites tax inequities and urges workers to unite for rights.
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the Messenger
E. T. Ansel. McArthur
Why not, indeed why not cut expenses to regain stability
E J Edmonds of Bartlett Ohio argues that the nation must reverse extravagant spending. He cites railroad superintendents earning 125000 a year and church and farm salaries as examples, urging salary reductions to balance costs and restore normalcy. He suggests delaying preacher and farm boss salaries for a year or two.
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the Messenger
America
Murder on the Boardwalk a Cloaked Clairvoyant Mystery
Christine Thorenson learns a strand of secrets along the Boardwalk as she meets the enigmatic Chandra and the elusive Lucille. The clairvoyant insists he is partly responsible for Mrs. Talbert’s death, hinting at danger, pursuit, and hidden motives that entwine Christine with a larger, unresolved case.
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Christine Thorenson
Bill Yardley
Christine
George Wilmet
Chandra
Public
Bill
Lucille
Decker’s
Paris
Miss
Miss Thorenson
New Drug Pros tigmine Shows Rapid Help For Myasthenia Gravis
Health column discusses myasthenia gravis symptoms such as eyelid droop and facial weakness and notes pros tigmine can rapidly ease signs. Doctors stress correct diagnosis and prescription. one study reported 23 treated with only one death when dosage followed.
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Raymond Clapper
Bruce Catton
The
Messenger
13Th Street
Messenger Bureau
Floyd Rosser
M. L. Rosser
Edward Rosser
Nelsonville
Edward C. Schloss
W. State St
Minnie F. Dean
Frank C. Dean
Second St
West
W. W. Lee
Camp Knox
Reserve Officers’ Training Camp
Henry A. Hatch
Columbus
Orinda Foster Peoples
Mary and
Helen
Katherine McKee
Hockingport
C. C. Hill
Clyde Hill
Logan
Ohio
Dwight Rutherford
By Galbraith
the Public Forum
E. J. Edmonds
Bartlett, O
Elnore Cowan Stone
Mr. Wilmot
DR. Morris Fishbein
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