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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1933
Page
4
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The Athens Messenger dates from 1806 to 1929 with publisher Gordon K Bush and staff. It covers Athens Nelsonville Glouster Logan Pomeroy Middleport Coolville Gallipolis and surrounding communities. Subscription rates listed include 64.50 yearly Ohio, 2.50 six months, 1.00 ten weeks, 50 cents four weeks, 15 cents weekly.
The essay defends expanded adult education and pre school nurseries funded by federal aid. It argues schools and overworked superintendents can implement programs, pays teachers a living wage, and stresses planning for social changes amid unemployment and possible reduced work hours. It warns against idle drift and urges stronger schooling for informed citizenship.
The piece argues that millions, especially women, cutting traditional foods for greens and light fare harms markets and health. Doctors warn dieting risks under nutrition, urging balance and brains over extreme reduction, noting potential dangers to girls, midlife women, and farmers.
A group discusses the one essential to happiness with ideas ranging from health and money to love and unselfishness. Dorothy Dix remarks on how health affects morale and life quality, while others argue love and selflessness also drive happiness and warn money cannot buy lasting joy.
Athens County Automobile Club held a member drive with speakers Russel H. Ruppe Earl McCune and Nelsonville mayor C H Bryson. Girl Scouts hosted mothers at Hotel Berry with Kathleen Kerr Christine Porter Iris Young Esther Harris Marcella Horn and Anna May Farley performing. The Friendship Circle and John Hancock High School alumnae honored Miss Mary Connett. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Davis visited England. The Methodist Episcopal Sunday School aided the poor and the Athens Civic and Health League met with Dr W F Mercer as president. Medical notes warn of dietary health, urging pills for energy decline.
The article questions what to do with 1765 people in Federal prisons for violating the 18th Amendment after repeal. Some deserve immediate release as law-abiding individuals in all but one respect, while others were tough offenders who should complete their sentences to avoid a costly, dangerous amnesty.
Unemployed workers raise accident risk making first aid essential. In shock the patient lies flat with head low, ammonia stimulant given if conscious, or a revival inhalation if unconscious. Stop bleeding with gauze and compression, consider a tourniquet only by trained helpers. Keep wounds clean, use antiseptics, and cover until a physician arrives. Unconscious patients must be kept warm. hot packs may burn them. Treat hiccups, nosebleeds, splinters cautiously. seek medical help for persistent symptoms or contamination. First aid is temporary and aims for safety and comfort to prevent minor injuries from becoming major.
Mrs. Smith returns late with excitement over blue and silver decor for the holidays. The children react to a blue tree and silver bells while plans for a modernistic Santa and party table arrangements spark family debate.
A forthcoming Senate inquiry would probe munitions industry secrets including stock ownership by public officials, campaign contributions, and sales to Japan and South America. The probe could reveal ties to peace groups and Geneva arms talks, with potential disclosures about Sir John Simon and Vickers stock.
In a tense exchange a family debates sticking to traditional red and green Christmas decor or going modern with crystal centerpieces and blue blossoms. A parent laments the loss of classic colors while others defend staying human over trendy.
Albany notes Class 99 of the Methodist Church will present a Christmas pageant at the church on Sunday December 17 at 7 30 o clock. The public is invited and part of the program will feature special singing.
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