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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1934
Page
4
The Athens Messenger announces subscription rates for Ohio addresses with weekly carrier delivery and several term options. Rates include one year nine dollars, six months two dollars and fifty cents, ten weeks one dollar, four weeks fifty cents, and one week fifteen cents.
Col Leonard P. Ayers argues 1935 may decide the nation’s recovery, noting unemployment remains the central, worsening issue. He cites rising joblessness since late 1933, sluggish industrial output, reduced bank borrowing, weaker freight movement, and falling stock prices as signs the nation must choose a new course.
The piece argues the next Congress will spend heavily including likely soldiers bonus funding and possible greenbacks. It predicts more payrolls, less employment after, and a continuing budget challenge with the President unable to balance the budget.
Insurance company figures show US automobile registrations near a record high in 1934 with about 25 million vehicles, up roughly 6 percent from 1933. Gasoline consumption also climbs about 6 percent, the first gain since 1931, with private passenger cars rising nearly 5 percent and commercial vehicles up over 9 percent, signaling improving conditions as more people can afford cars.
In Washington the push to curb war profits draws praise and criticism as Senator Nye rails at munitions makers while the White House moves to boost profits control. Baruch and Johnson privately discuss the issue. the War Policies Commission outlined a 12 percent limit under normal and excess profits. Interior Secretary Ickes faces Treasury oversight over building projects, Senator Nye is even floated for a Nobel Peace Prize, and public interest remains high as the debate stretches beyond immediate preparedness.
The Roosevelt administration argues that strategic government spending can stabilize markets, spur production, and preserve capitalist systems. Key figures emphasize investments in infrastructure, employment, and public works to counter downturns and restore confidence.
A grim comparison frames Europe’s struggle as Communism and Fascism vie for influence, each side relying on stoic endurance against oppression and threat of execution as mass violence reshapes national borders and political alignments.
In Germany, Adolf Hitler pursues cultural unity but encounters opposition from musicians. The unrest centers on artistic control and ideological demands within the regime's cultural policy. Local and international reactions shape the uneasy public atmosphere.
Prisoners who snore at Joliet are separated from others because the Constitution forbids cruel and unusual punishment. The note highlights how basic behavior is treated under constitutional limits in penitentiaries.
The Sigma Pi annual carnival dance was held at the Men’s Union with Mrs. Carl Porter Mrs. H T Lee Mrs J E Barker Mrs R J Studer and Mrs Emil K Ohm as hostesses for the Sayre Study Club at the Porter home. Earl Logans guests of William H Logan. The Logans sold their Congress Street home to Mr and Mrs H J Ong.
J Leslie Mitchell profiles explorers like Leif the Lucky Columbus Magellan Mungo Park Cabeza de Vaca and Nansen in Earth Conquerors. The book argues that the quest for legendary western islands fueled global journeys and shaped humanity's restless spirit.
Health notes describe the 1884 founding of tuberculosis pioneer Dr. Trudeau’s cottage at Saranac Lake as the emblem of Christmas Seals. The seal supports sanatorium care and advances in TB treatment, linking charity to Hope, cure, and comfort for the afflicted.
The narrator recalls a family heirloom, a Spanish shawl stored by the grandmother. Each generation uses it at key life moments like engagements and balls. The speaker wonders about moths threatening theKeepsake and plans to wear it to a ball tonight.
Lawrence R. Fury has been sworn in as humane officer for Hocking Valley with bond filed. Judge Johnson initially blocked approval over county salary payment concerns but may support the hire if funding is found. The role will be financed by local supporters in child and animal protection efforts. Fury brings prior experience as a dry officer during prohibition.
A lyrical描绘 of the Hocking Valley with hills blue along a winding river. Soft bells and church prayers rise under a gentle moonlight, portraying the valley as a tranquil, heaven like landscape.
Olive Roberts Barton reflects on how outdoor Christmas trees spark lasting memories in children and adults. She argues these lights and evergreens foster happiness, urge avoiding extravagance, and encourage shared cheer over wasteful spending.
The article warns that tuberculosis remains a grave menace in the United States, with hundreds of thousands of suspected cases and the potential spread of infantile paralysis, scarlet fever, diphtheria, or measles. the duration and community impact of tuberculosis are emphasized as especially serious.
Ann Hollister breaks engagement with Tony Mickle over drinking and irresponsibility. Peter Kendall, newly married to Valeria Bennett, returns home as Valeria plots to win him back. A secret note reveals Valeria’s remorse and plans, while Ann receives a pearl gift and prepares for her future with Peter.
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