Athens Messenger and Herald masthead notes history and rates
The Athens Messenger establishes details on publication, ownership, and circulation figures. It lists Frederick W. Bush as publisher, Gordon K. Bush as publisher and general manager, and Charles H. Harris as managing editor.
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Athens Sessenger
Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
What About It Public School Debt in Ohio
The Public Forum invites letters on Ohio's seventeen million dollar public school debt and how to meet it. Readers discuss tax needs, state aid reliance, and the shared funding of education across districts, asking if parents and nonparents alike contribute fairly to the educational pot.
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Ohio
Public Forum
STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION FOR CHRISTMAS RELIEF
The Hocking County Grangers advocate Christmas adoption of needy families and urge ongoing neighborly support. They note changing times and job scarcity but insist kindness remains essential, calling for year round help and local action over government handouts.
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Hocking County
Canadians oppose displaying the Dionne quints far from home
The piece argues locals near Callander should resist making the Dionne quints a sideshow for American crowds or World Fairs. It notes steady earnings from visitors and custody by wiser heads, contending the quints should remain with normal upbringing and be kept away from distant inspections.
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Ontario
Canada
Callander
Chicago
Papa Dionne
Snakes Fear Causes Bird Flight Freeze, Not Harm
The instinctive fear small birds and animals show toward snakes paralyzes their muscles and prevents escape rather than causing direct harm.
Monastic Inmates Credited With Coffee as Drink Value
Europeans credit inmates of an old Arabic monastery with discovering coffee as a valued beverage. This attribution links early monastic life to the spread of coffee’s recognized appeal across cultures.
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Arabia
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler
The Dies committee misuses authority in attacking Jimmy Roosevelt over his income and taxes. Pegler argues the White House and administration fed smear tactics against opponents, noting selective privacy invasions and biased inquiry. The piece frames Roosevelt as used for political show while other citizens face similar scrutiny.
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Washington
Dies Committee
Jimmy Roosevelt
Jimmy
Senate Lobby Committee
White House
Committee
WE the WOMEN: RUNNING YOUR HOME IS EASY COMPARED TO HOLDING JOB
The piece questions why homemaking is seen as thankless and argues that housewives receive more gratitude than many professional roles. It asserts that wives doing home tasks are often appreciated more than stenographers or women in executive positions.
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Tien
Working Wives and Bosses Roles in Household Labor
A reflective column contrasts domestic and workplace expectations for women. It notes wives, especially working women, endure extra duties and politeness while men acknowledge thanks. bosses rarely credit secretaries or excuse delays, revealing social double standards in labor and recognition.
What makes a ball bounce and more about citizenship
The text explains elasticity as a key factor in bouncing with steel and rubber examples. It notes suit ranks do not exist in Poker and offers a free pamphlet on hand ranks and draw Poker chances. It defines American citizenship as laws obedience civic virtue and respect for others.
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Washington Service Bureau
Thirteenth Street
Washington, D. C
Messenger Service Bureau Notice Prompts Address to Washington
The document directs readers to enclose a three cent stamp for any factual inquiries to the Messenger's Service Bureau in Washington at 1013 13th Street, D C. It states that legal and medical advice cannot be provided nor extended research undertaken.
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Messenger’s Service Bureau
Washington
13Th St
Washington, D. C
Athens High School honors and fashion notes from old meeting
Ten years ago Athens High School awarded football A honors to Roy Robinson, Kenneth Jones, Bernard Matheny, Bill Cooper and others. Pauline Overmeyer received the honorary society cup for best grades. Girl Reserves meeting included Anne Evans, Mary Jones, Dorothy Holcombe. Evening dresses featured knees to floor trains.
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Athens High School
Roy Robinson
Kenneth Jones
Bernard Matheny
Bill Cooper
Russell Hall
Raymond Carmichael
Virgil Cross
Dwight Gaskill
Leland Hull
John Marquis
Cecil Woods
Cecil Burroughs
George Merchant
Dick Hughes
Kenneth Smith
Joe Coury
Pauline Overmeyer
Anne Evans
Mary Jones
Dorothy Holcombe
Athens Heroes Remembered From World War II Era
Twenty years ago Mr and Mrs Lon Barnes learned their son Private Bert Barnes was injured in action on September 29 A November 4 letter said he was in a hospital in France Virgil D Mansfield nephew of the Bardin brothers and son of Mrs Nora Mansfield of Morris Ave was the first Athens boy to return from France He served in the aviation corps.
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Lon Barnes
Bert Barnes
Bert
France
Virgil D. Mansfield
Nora Mansfield
Morris Ave
Bardin Brothers
Athens
United States
Aviation Corps
East ern Star Elects Nelsonville Officers
Eudora Chapter Nelsonville elected Mrs. R. H. Jackson worthy matron with W. N. Fleck Mrs. F. G. Maxwell Mrs. A. C. Anderson Mrs. Oral Griffin Miss Marie Mooney and Mrs. John Saltz serving as other officers. A letter from Sergeant Hayden in Archangel Russia was received by Mrs. Charles J. Hayden of 2 Stimson Ave.
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Charles J. Hayden
Stimson Ave
Sergeant Hayden
Archangel
Russia
Eudora
Order of Eastern Star
Nelsonville
R. H. Jackson Worthy
W. N. Fleck
F. G. Maxwell
A. C. Anderson
Oral Griffin
Marie Mooney
John Saltz
Understanding Sciatica Causes and Surgical Treatment
Dr Morris Fishbein explains sciatica often results from a bulging intervertebral disk pressing on nerve roots. Diagnosis uses lipiodol spinal injections and X rays. treatment is surgical removal of the bulge, with many patients finding relief from pain afterward.
Last Night by the Moonlit Water in Columbus
A reflective poem describing moonlit paths on water, gondola songs, and a deep romantic bond between lovers. The speaker laments a dawn ending their world and hopes the tender overtones of their great love reach another lonely soul. Signed Laura B. Foster of Columbus Ohio.
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Laura B. Foster
Columbus
Ohio
Homemaking vs pay checks in marriage debates
A columnist argues that women earning wages should push for financial equality in marriage. The piece notes husbands supporting exwives after separation and contrasts homemaking with paid work, deriding the idea that homemaking is the most thankless role and urging practical division of money.
Ostrich CRE Time Claim Stirs Industry Debate
A claim states that it takes 442 hours to hardboil an ostrich CRE. Experts question feasibility and note potential context missing.
Ski Dawn Declares Sally Blair Queen as Dan Bonds Over Skiing
Sally Blair, crowned carnival queen, meets Dan Reynolds at dawn for a ski session that tests her resolve. He challenges her crowd image, revealing he works hard for college and skis to Olympic potential. Their tense, growing connection promises a second lesson and a new path beyond Corey Porter’s social circle.
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Sally Blair
Dan Reynolds
Sally
Corey Porter
Practice Hill
Corey
Dan
Kaal
Miss Blair
Poets Corner verses urge children to recall Christmas story
Messenger readers are invited to submit verses with name and address for the Poets Corner. The note, signed by Eleanor Sewell, urges presenting the sacred Christmas gospel to children before Christmas with memories of angels and the star.
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Messenger
Wise Men
Chingmas
Eleanor Sewell
Imaginary Trip Through Lands and Seas
A child narrator imagines a magic ship visiting Switzerland Italy France Belgium Denmark and the Netherlands then China Japan and back home across the Pacific. The playful verse ends at supper time with a feigned voyage detail and author Anna Lee Brown Hollister Ohio 10. % age text appears to be OCR noise
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