Athens Messenger catalog of publication details and rates
The Athens Messenger outlines its history since 1825 with publishers Frederick W. Bush and Gordon K. Bush. It serves a 100000 population across five Ohio counties and lists offices, associations, and wire services. Subscription rates are given for weekly carrier and various mail durations.
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Establisheo
Frederick W. Bush
Isge
Athens Messenger & Herald Anting CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles BH
Harris
Ohio
Geogre
Newspapers Resist Publishing Black Lists In NRA Codes Debate
A national survey finds newspapers will not publish black lists or ex parte charges against individuals over NRA code violations. The press backs organized trade groups and urges consumer pledges, warning against mob violence and vigilante enforcement while supporting proper NRA investigations.
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NRA
Economic Outlook As Wages Rise And Markets Swing
A broad survey notes rising wages and farm income but slow public works. State awards jump 44 percent since July, while July underperformed. Department store data show new buying power fading into slower sales. stores wrestle with limited stocks and demand wider selection and quality. Steel, coal, and grain activity upticks contrast with easing residential building and higher living costs. Government buys hogs as prices rebound.
Crooked Politics and Crime in New York Under Scrutiny
The New York grand jury and U. S. District Attorney George Medalie highlight an alleged alliance between politics and organized crime. The piece argues such corruption is systemic, urges public anger, and calls for precise evidence to fuel reform beyond New York.
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New York
U. S
George Z. Medaslie
Manhattan
Medatie
Why are men afraid of their wives Dorothy Dix Teases
Dorothy Dix explains that most men fear their wives due to economic and emotional power, constant nagging, and social pressures. She notes many men capitulate to wives to avoid perpetual conflict, tears, ill health, and public embarrassment, leaving husbands meek and compliant. The piece highlights a common domestic dynamic with humor and critique.
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Dorothy DIX
Maria
Toughen Children By Letting Them Face Small Hardships
The piece argues against overprotection, using Sammy with a red ball to show how sheltering children creates fragile emotions. It favors allowing kids to experience bumps and setbacks, teaching self reliance, resilience, and social engagement over excessive pity and shelter.
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Sammy
Sam
Samuel
Man Who Outsped a Bullet Shatters Speed Record
Italian airman Francesco Agello set a new world speed record in April, flying at 423.522 miles per second. The feat tops the muzzle velocity of a .38 Special revolver and dwarfs standard weapon speeds of the era.
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Francesco Agello
John Lewis Compared To Gen Johnson In Labor Clash
Washington report portrays John L. Lewis as a forceful union leader who confronts General Johnson over the NRA labor clause. The Labor Advisory Board presses for a fair interpretation of the open and closed shop debate, promising impartial investigations and secret ballots where employees choose representation.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington, D. C
Johnson
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
NRA
Labor Advisory Board
Green
A. F. of L
Donald Richberg
Johnson-Richberg
Steel
National Labor Board
Richberg
Habit Spasms in Children Tied to Nervous Strain
Dr Morris Fishbein explains habit spasms in children age six to adolescence, often linked to illness, poor nourishment, or mental stress at home. Symptoms include facial or head movements such as blinking and head shaking, with jerking of the hands and throat clearing. Distinguishing from chorea, treatment targets home life, sleep, nutrition, and supportive encouragement to reduce anxiety and distractions.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health
Consolidated Auto Efficiency and Traffic Notes
An advanced streamlined car reportedly uses about half the power of a common auto. Grand Rapids traffic at a busy crossroads had 17 263 cars every 12 hours with no major crashes in 1932. Glacier Park visitation rose 28 percent after Going to the Sun highway opening. The U S government bought 12 500 trucks for reforestation at under 500 dollars each. North Carolina law limits truck drivers to less than M hours of work in a day with a one hour rest between seven hour shifts.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
United States
North Carolina
Athens County history highlights education and industry
The piece recalls Athens County from 1840 to 1885, noting eight academies including Albany Enterprise Academy for African Americans and Mother Stewart’s temperance drive. It describes coal and salt industries, canal transport, and a public library begun in 1804, plus Revolutionary War ties and the Cradle of Independence at Hockingport.
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Elmer Golden
William B. Golden
Bank of Athens
Columbus Golden Post
Athens County
Stewart
Hillsboro
Ohio
Albany Enterprise Academy
Albany
South
Dixie
Canada
Canaan
Hocking
Athens
Chicago
Hocking Valley
Federal Valley
Couny
Jones
Isis
Ann Lowden
Sever
Dunfries
Aor
Hockingport
Hocking River
Lord Dunmore
Astrological Birthday Batch Sparks Ambition and Favor
A fragmented notice links a birthday to advancement and honors while predicting notable events for those born today. It mentions wealth, influence, and educational thrift as guiding factors for a child born on this day.
Puzzling Portrait Clues and Linguistic Riddles
A garbled crossword style puzzle page lists numbered clues and partial answers such as To detest To expect and God of war. It features cryptic hints about a pictured lady who rose to high education and references many cross reference words like Bronze Swamps and Gibbon.
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Scandinavia
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