Christmas Cheer And World Affairs In The Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger outlines Christmas season spirit and charitable duties amid hard times, while detailing Germany’s political tensions led by Breuning and Hindenburg, Hitler’s rising influence, and potential impacts on debt repudiation, war stakes, and international reactions.
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Germany
Breuning
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Mussolini
Versailles
Prussia
France
Communist Party
Russia
New York Voice Found High-Pitched Tenor Shock
Gilbert Swan notes New York's voice as a high pitched tenor, resembling Morton Downey and Rudy Vallee, with comparisons to Dempsey. He describes city sounds from dawn to street scenes in Harlem and the East Side, arguing urban clamor shapes a distinctive vocal character.
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Gilbert Swan
New York
Ely
Morton Downey
Rudy Vallee
Jack Dempsey
Blard White
Ateral
London
Manhattan
Dr. White
Harlem
East Side
Rivington Street
Orchard
Second Avenue
Answers From The Athens Messenger Infor-Commona And More
A scanned piece discusses a range of questions and notes about information services in Washington via The Athens Messenger Infor-Commona, early Australian talking films, formation of Australian and New Zealand National Filme Ltd, Elks hour observance, Atlantic cable description, and substituting honey for sugar in cakes with guidance on moisture and shelf life.
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Washington
Athens Messenger
Commona
Melbourne
New Zealand
National Filme (Ltd
The
Elks
Elke
Jolly Corks
New York
Great
Order of Elks
Elka
Atlantic
Western Union
Truth n Poetry Day Stud Illness and Hard Times
A dejected bootlegger in his ten room flat laments failed love and dwindling profits as the trade falters before May Day. He recalls lavish pasts with three limousines and diamond rings now lost to scarcity and the looming need to find work. A quoted biblical note closes the reflection.
Bix Family of Publishers in Ohio Generations Span Four Generations
The Dix family of Wooster and Ravenna share newspaper roots with Albert Dix at 86 aiding the Wooster Record while son A V Dix leads the Ravenna Record at 30. Notably each generation is 24 years apart and the trend suggests A Dix Jr. will soon join the copy desk. Monday features The Suppliant Sadhu.
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Bix
Dix
Wooster
Ohio
Record
Albert Dix
A.V. Dix
Ravenna
A. Dix, Jr
Speakeasies in New York Evolve into Open Dining Spots
Frederic J. Haskin notes there are an estimated ten to thirty thousand speakeasies in New York, now largely open and casually run with two main formats: traditional bar dining and upscale restaurant style. Prices include a $1.25 Luculian banquet with two drinks extra, while beer often costs 20 to 50 cents per glass. Nightlife varies, with modest music at dinner and more elaborate shows later, yet the city maintains quiet security with efficient bouncers to curb disturbances.
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Frederic J. Haskin
New York
Speakeasy
New York City
Duckworth
Charlo Durnworth
Cafe Bossio
East Cul da Sac
Wisconsin
Metropolis
Agany
Everybodys Stamp Book offered to readers
The Athens Messenger notes a young Washington woman found a postage stamp in old letters and sold it for 10000. It argues rarity recognition can be profitable and offers the backleton stamp book for six cents, inviting readers to mail the coupon for a copy.
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Woming
Washington
Athens Messenger
Backleton
Information Bureau Stamp Book Copy Request
Information Bureau in Washington requests a copy of every stamp book, enclosing six cents in stamps for postage. Directs readers to send a copy and includes Frederic J. Raskin as director.
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Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Raskin
Washington, D. C
Cain
Niagara Falls Reverie and Bold Images of the River Edge
A reflective meditation on Niagara Falls with vivid, often stark imagery. The piece contrasts daring bootleggers and hijackers with the river’s grandeur and peril. It likens the cliff edge to Dante and laments a modern skyscraper that dwarfs the falls.
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Niagara
Hoboken
Farmingdale
Indoor golf kickoff draws heavy turnout at city club
The Indoor golf event opened with 45 members organized by Jong Swanson and George Nie of the Greens Committee. A reception on the second floor of the Mayor-Dorsey Barn on Court Street followed, with tea hosted by Mire W. Phillips and Mrs. F. R. Murphy at Mrs. Phillips home on South College Street. Among attendees were Pi Beta Phi alumnae Mary Rosener Kathryn Spencer and Ben Sawyer. A small one story frame building owned by Dr. Hoyt Larch on West Union Street was torn down as part of historic plans to pursue the Blackstone corner deal. Effie Mathews and W. A. Spaulding attended the state Grange meeting in Cincinnati. Twenty years ago discussion at the drytory centered on campaign funds, leadership, and local option efforts, with several local figures named and a visit by the Antoinetto family to Listignene Italy noted.
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Jong Swanson
George Nie
Greens Committee
Moyor-Dorsey
Court Street
Hoyt Larch
West Union Street
Blackstone Corner
Court and
Union Streets
Dean Copeland
Firs Ateodist Church
Spelal
Athens
Waugh Madley
Pars
Athenav
Antoinetto
Palma Leonetti
Listignene
Italy
Hay
Glouster
Happenings at the Capitol by Rodney Dutcher
A vivid Washington scene captures White House staff, officials, and visitors. Hoover aides, clerks, and guides move through the press room and corridors while reporters note the presidency's press conference schedule and the mood around the Hoover era.
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Capitol
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Hoover
White House
Coolidge
Rudolph Forster
George Washington
Pat McKenna
Christmas Comes Again Despite Hard Times
A columnist urges embracing Christmas with spending to boost morale and jobs. She reflects on past scarcity, notes the need to help the needy, and insists that celebration can restore happiness and confidence even in lean years.
Inferno Ironies at Niagara Falls Power and Pride
A passage contrasts brutal punishments and the colossal energy of Niagara Falls. It reflects on humanity’s folly in building and framing power while urging harmony, noting the roar of Horseshoe Falls and the idea that many small drops, united, can match great force.
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Horseshoe Falls
Atomic Power and the Niagara Drops in One Thought
The piece describes Niagara drops as molecules of hydrogen and oxygen with vast untapped energy. It cites Eddington and Einstein figures, noting atoms hold power to move ships and that these molecular systems have existed billions of years. The text then drifts into a reflective walk past several places and a note on customs checks for smuggling.
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Niagara
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Eddington
Atlantic
Hinestein
Queen Victoria's Park
Chippewa
Trisk
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