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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1934
Page
4
Obituary card of thanks appears in the Athens Messenger listing affiliations with newspaper associations and advertising rate inquiries. It notes in charge for notices and national representatives for copy and distribution.
Coal operators and the United Mine Workers urge curtailing government hydroelectric projects and replacing them with a farm electrification program. They claim it would create work for hundreds of thousands, lift millions of farms onto electricity, reduce power costs, and spur broader economic recovery.
A district urges broader involvement in Sharing Christmas to ensure no child is overlooked. Leaders stress undirected heart hunger and physical need, as hundreds of homes would receive food and good things to eat through increased participation and awareness.
In aged rural memory, families store pork to endure cold seasons with sausage, hams, bacon, and lard. The piece recalls the ritual of butchering as winter security, from fattening hogs to rendering lard and hanging spare ribs, contrasting past practices with modern shopping from shop counters.
In Washington the Borah plan to beautify the GOP gains surface praise but fails to win over party leaders. Republicans resist internal reform while considering new doctrines and a possible chairmanship shakeup. Congress eyes banking and fiscal policy as reorganization looms amid 1930s debates.
The sentence notes a long dispute over reorganizing the Republican Party, arguing the issue should have been addressed over two years ago.
Mrs. John Doughty was struck by a car near Glouster while walking. The Elks minstrels list includes many performers such as Betty Hoyt McCoy, Dick Schmidt and Frances Finney. Social Literary Club hosted Christmas at Mrs. C. L. Jones home. O. B. Sloane heads to Melbourne for winter. A new welipe over Mayere Creek opened twenty years ago. Attendees traveled to Columbus for a dance at Starling Medical College. Community updates include visits, Christmas produce specials, and Amesville Grange officers elected.
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Tuberculosis spreads through sputum and dust in homes especially endangering children. Infection often comes from other humans and milk from tuberculous cows. Most cases arise from human transmission. dust control and hygiene strengthen resistance. Early life infection carries high mortality, but keeping germs out and boosting immunity reduces risk.
Rev. Henry Baker preached in 1817 at the Gallipolis area with early members listed. Early opposition included eggs and stones as Methodists faced hurdles to meeting, using a barn by 1821 to establish the first church built in Gallipolis. A 1858 church later received a bell with strict usage limits.
Two Christmas dinner ultimatums reveal differing motives for staying home or going out. One couple, urged by an ailing wife, chooses a hotel meal but grandma’s joy in visiting others changes the plan. The other case sparks gossip but ends with no tragedy, leaving a moral: mothers should not bear the burden alone.
The article notes the importance of tuberculin testing and X rays in children for early TB detection and care, with seals funds supporting mass screenings. It also mentions an 1839 flintlock rifle buried in Chehalis and a fox flying bat with a five foot wingspan as curiosities.
Ann Hollister breaks engagement with Tony Mickle over his drinking and irresponsibility. Wealthy Peter Kendall ends his engagement to Valeria Bennett, but marries Ann that night after a confrontation in a restaurant. The couple faces Kendall social politics at home as Millicent Kendall and Tony stir trouble.
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