Athens Messenger and Herald history and operations
The Athens Messenger and Herald announces its 1896 publication schedule and geographic reach. It details editors publishers and offices, regional coverage including Nelsonville Logan Pomroy Middleport and surrounding communities, and subscription rates by carrier and mail within Ohio.
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Istadiepes
Frederick W. Bush
Ivey
TRE Athens Messenger & & Herald
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charles A. Harris
Meneging
Ohio
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Logan- Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
Gallipolis
Thinking People Question Post Depression Era Changes
The piece argues that postdepression policy will bring lasting bureaucratic control over business, more government intrusion, and heavy federal credit. It warns production and prices are regulated, banks and utilities under federal influence, and wealth equalization targets the private purse. The tone laments loss of individualism and pressure on private enterprise.
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Russia
Uncle Sam
Congress
Japanese copying threatens American factory trade gains
A commentary warns that Japanese imitators are duplicating U S factory machinery and locomotive parts after receiving orders from Yokohama Tokyo and Osaka. American manufacturers face damage as Nipponese copied U S models and produced low priced goods, prompting calls for industrial leadership to counter the trend.
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Yokohama
Tokio
Osaka
U. S
Pacific
Rural communities urged to renew ties with town life
A column argues for renewed rural activities to resemble the old days, urging county wide groups to meet. It calls for citizen talks on taxes, road building, inflation, and New Deal policies, inviting business, professionals, educators, and rural leaders to participate and share views.
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Divic
Athens
Dorothy Dix on courtship and marriage by design
Dorothy Dix argues Americans value waiting to fall in love after marriage less than other cultures. She cites a proponent who says arranged matches and post wedding courtship sustain romance, while pre marriage romance often fades and harms lasting affection.
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Papa
Mamma
Dorothy DIX
Christmas crafts for children inspire quick home gifts
A reader guides parents to shop for simple, quick to finish embroidery and craft projects for kids. From lazy-daisy flowers to pillow slips hot-dish pads and beaded racks, children can create affordable festive gifts using basic stitching, printing on netting, and paint ready in minutes.
Surprise party for Mrs. Fred Vorhes marks church service tenure
About fifty friends of Mrs. Fred Vorhes honored her birthday with a surprise party organized by the Alexander Presbyterian Church ladies to celebrate six years as church organist. A floor lamp was presented. cake by Mrs. H. C. Hovey and Mrs. A. E. Potter capped the luncheon. Albany Grange schedules regular session with Third and Fourth Degrees for a class, and church groups plan events including a bazaar and bake sale at T. W. Coe on Dec. 9.
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Fred Vorhes
Alexander Presbyterian Church
M. E. Church
Ladies Aid Society
T. W. Coe Hardware
The Gigant Farm and Caucasus Peoples Cartoons
The cartoon portrays the Gigant on the North Caucasian steppe as the world’s largest mechanized grain ranch under State Grain Trust control. It also profiles the Kartvels and Chevsurs with notes on descent, customs, and traditions, ending with a teaser about a future piece on hens.
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North Caucasian
State Grain Trust
The
Caucasus
Kartvels
Japhet
Noah
Holy Land
Beware of New Disease Among Rabbits
Dr Morris Fishbein warns hunters and families about tularemia spread by rabbits. More than 100 cases since 1928 show the risk to cooks and handlers. Advice includes avoiding seemingly sick rabbits, wearing rubber gloves, cooking meat thoroughly, and preventing open wounds on contact with rabbits.
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Iowa
Athens County chairs Harding Memorial drive in 1936
Hon D H Moore named Athens County chair for the Harding Memorial campaign with vice chairs W A Carpenter John Finsterwald and Henry Zenner. Grandview Highlands Addition council votes on paving three main streets. Dr P E Hixon heads to Columbus for a State Dental convention. Christopher F Smith elected High Priest of Athens Chapter 39 Royal Arch Masons for the year. Athens high school football went 7 3 with 223 points scored and 414 allowed.
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D. H. Moore
Athens County
W. A. Carpenter
John Finsterwald
Henry Zenner
Grandview Highlands Addition
Christopher F. Smith
Athens
Royal Arch Masons
Model Code Sparks NRA Debate and Labor Demands
Rodman Dutcher reports on the concealed model code tied to Johnson policy, drawing labor and consumer board protests for inclusion of government and industry reporting, joint boards, and fair standards. The piece also critiques Warren and Rogers on monetary policy and notes pork industry tax talks before shifting to Maryland secession chatter and a South Congress Street banquet.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington, D. C
NRA
Johnson
Federal Trade Commission and Commerce Department
Labor and Consumer Boards
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins
English Playwright Horizontal 1.4 Puzzle Clue Answers
The puzzle lists clues about an English playwright and related terms. It mentions a prize in 1932 and various wordplay hints across rows labeled HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL with numbers and partial answers.
Thanksgiving Visits Across Nearby Towns
Pleasant Valley notes Thanksgiving guests from Athens Columbus Parkersburg and Cincinnati. Families including Pugh Hawk Knowlton Dixon Wood Brooks Reeves and Coates hosted or visited relatives in Athens Nelsonville Parkersburg and Columbus. Emma Inman ill with flu. Matthew Reeves visited Columbus.
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Pleasant Valley
Frank Pugh
A. R. Hawk
Athens
Harold Young and Son
Columbus
D. L. Wallace
Nelsonville
K. B. Brooks
Anna Powers
Pearl Wood
Bernice Brooks
Parkersburg
Howard Brooks
Virgil Reeves
Delbert Reeves
Bernie Robinson
Cincinnati
Mattie Coates
Charles Chase
Emma Inman
Daisy McKinley
James Hallett
Matthew Reeves
Local residents attend events and appointments in Wheeling
Dr and Mrs G Moundsville with Miss from Wheeling and Mrs Bert German Bliss Commercial Col and Miss Betty Jane attend events in Athens. A F Swan has his appointment to a master here and spends time at home locations.
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G Moundsville
Wheeling
Bert German Bliss
Betty Jane
Athens
A. F. Swan
Ded By Genevieve Stars On Thursday
A brief note lists Genevieve as the author or subject with a Thursday designation marked by the symbol ¢. The readable text suggests a short entertainment or column item. No clear event or full context is present.
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American Newspaper Pubishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily Presse Association
United Press Associations
Nevioval Representatives
John W. Guliep Company
Southee
Pifth Ave
New York
General Motors
Washington
America
David Harume
Mary
John Dull
John
Olive Roberts Barton
Aunt Martha
Lois
Martha
P. K
Ripley
Sito
Etchmiadzyn
Armenia
Amenter
ZDIBA
Bukhara
Samarkand
ST. Damar
Tdeh, Tang Tomers Wes
Boge
Eripsog
Azerbaita
Ussr
Joseph B. David
Chicago
Albany
DR. Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
P. E. Hixon
Doctor Hixon
Athens High School
Horace (Hokey) Palmer
Ohio University
Carl Gross
Dana Conant
T. F. Kale
Etkdom
Alston Ellis
Warren
East Shore
George F
Roosevelt
Ithaca
Treasury
James Harvey Rogers
AAA
Maryland
Ritchie
Baltimore
Delaware
South Congress Street
Parks
Foster
Haning
Banks
C. H. Harris
Elizabeth Bohn
Ellis Hall
Ohio Corn Boys’ Club
Wilson
Bryan
Floyd Robinson
Hamilton
E. A. Dixon
Genevieve
Tostor
Christ
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