The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger and Herald at Athens details publisher Gordon K. Bush and managing editor Charles B. Harris. It lists journal affiliations, wire services, national reps, and advertising policies. Subscription rates are shown: 15 cents weekly by cart tier, yearly $4.50, six months $2.50, ten weeks $1.00, four weeks 50 cents, and one week 15 cents.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charles B. Harris
Cartier
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Ohio
Safe Christmas Fire Hazards Warned For Holidays
A cautionary piece lists three major Christmas accident hazards including fire from drying evergreen needles and unsafe tree decorations. It advises non flam mable decorations safe electric lights and timely removal of the tree. It also warns against sharp toys and dangerous playthings for children to prevent injuries.
CWA Cushion Proposed as a Long Term Plan
The Civil Works Administration program began as a spur of the moment effort and will likely continue into spring. Unemployment will persist, prompting calls for permanent or extended public works or unemployment insurance. The text argues for a planned CWA program rather than random ditch digging, with suggestions to make civil work a lasting device.
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Civil Works Administration
CWA Wrokers
Business Outlook Brightens Amid Mixed Economic Signals
Businessmen report improved confidence and selective gains across sectors. Steel output rises to meet fourth quarter contracts while auto makers face model delays. chain stores, power production, and domestic consumption show uneven trends as construction benefits from government aid. Treasury subscriptions spike while interest-rate views differ.
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Ap Pence Wales
Forces Behind Our Money Policy
The article argues that monetary policy debates drift in a vacuum with scholars analyzing rigid gold standards versus flexible money. It notes that public unrest shaping the era is ignored and that the discussion remains an academic exercise detached from real-world pressures.
Dorothy Dix on Intelligent Wives and Morons
Dorothy Dix argues that many professional men marry evidently dull wives for social ease, then regret their choice as intelligence erodes harmony. She asserts intelligent men seek brains in wives yet often pick "Dumb Doras" for appearance and charm, creating a cycle of conflict and disappointment.
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Miss DIX
Dora
Doras
Look to Your Comfort As You Get Older
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses aging comfort and safety. He notes longer life expectancies raise the number of elderly, who need warmth, proper sleep, and gentle environments. He warns against risky movements and highlights diminished senses, urging patience and respect for seniors.
I D R to Bear Down On Grain Markets
The Roosevelt era move toward tighter regulation of grain exchanges aims to curb speculator influence and curb delivery squeezes. The plan envisions limiting futures speculation to 2,000,000 bushels and granting the secretary power to adjust delivery rules in emergencies.
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Washington, S. C
Roosevelt
Chicago
AAA
Wallace
Byron P. Parry
No Parking Sign Questioned by Local Business Owner
G W Davies of Athens addresses concern about a Monday and Tuesday No Parking sign placed before his business. He questions whether the action aimed to harm his trade and requests public clarification, signing as Charles F from Middleport with December 17 date.
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Ohio
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster Logan
Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
Gallipolis
the Messenger
G. W. Davies
Observations on Money and Social Inequality
Floyd Brown critiques wealth disparity and biased social honor in a letter from Kimberly dated December 17. He argues money does not buy happiness, wealth concentrates while poor grow poorer, and social seating privileges favor the wealthy or educated over caring sacrifice. He urges treating all humans with dignity regardless of money.
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the Messenger
Monetary reform union forms in Oakland headquarters
A coalition of eighty monetary reform groups created the Associated Groups for Economic Liberty in Oakland California. They approved a five point plan oriented to a government run monetary system ending the gold standard and supporting stable money and resource distribution.
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Tat Farmers Union
Pote & Peacefully
Associated Groups For Economic Liberty
610
Sixteenth Street
Oakland
Calif
Executive Committee
Ideas Committee
Committee For Action
United States
Bridge Shower for Miss Bertine Burson Held by Friends
Miss Bertine Burson received a bridge shower hosted by Miss Betty Bailey Miss Pauline Danford Miss Louise Dana Miss Marian Ickes and Mr Lloyd Antie led the grand march at the Sigma Pi dance at the Men's Union Miss Margaret Devlin entertained for Mrs Fred Sapuling Marie Ginnan Mrs Clarence Sutton announces birth of daughter Margaret Snowden Mizpah Sunday School class members were guests of Mrs Allen Bishop and Mrs Frank Moore Nelsonville.
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Bertine Burson
Betty Bailey
Pauline Danford
Louise Dana
Marian Ickes
Lloyd Antie
Sigma Pi
Margaret Devlin
Fred Sapuling
Marie Ginnan
Mrs
Clarence Sutton
Margaret Snowden
Allen Bishop
Frank Moore
Nelsonville
Veterans encampment planned for Span ish War Vets and 1902 Filipino Resurrection
County lists 110 eligible men for the encampment. A recital at Ewing Hall featured solos by Misses Copeland Combs Cunningham Parfitt and pupils of Mrs Thompson while Miss Katharine Cuckier played second piano in the college orchestra under Professor J N Hizey. A grade school Christmas program included many named children. The article then critiques inflation and monetary policy, citing Senator Elmer Thomas and calls for a predicted mandatory inflation law if dollar devalues by less than 50 percent.
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Ewing Hall
Nelle Copeland
Lucile Combs
Mabel Cunningham
Blanche Parfitt
Mra. Thompson
Miss Arpee
Ineg Wilkes
Geneva Reynolds
Nora Terese Warner
Katherine Cuckier
J. N. Hizey
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Congressional
Congress
About Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton
An essay urging parents to warn children about sledding dangers while recognizing warnings can fade with excitement. Emphasizes pointing out risks near tracks trees and poles, culverts, and the need to practice on small hills before tackling big slides. Ends noting the novice handler as the greatest danger and urging cautious guidance.
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Tyke
Johnny
Jim
Bill
He Aims High Horizontal Clues Puzzle Entry
A compact crossword style clue list features terms like balloon, deity, distant, and geographic hints. The puzzle references a soaring partner and celestial imagery with clues covering form, genus, and sacral interdictio, plus seas and fish eggs.
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Heavu.s
Findlay Politician Juter H. Kinder Dies at 77
Findlay obituary notes Juter H. Kinder aged 77, longtime Democratic figure with five decades in party politics, died Sunday after several months battle with cancer.
The Stars Foresee A Year For Personal Bonds And Fate
A brief astrological note predicts a year of obstructions overcome by perseverance. It highlights friendships, social standing, and personal aims, noting notable personalities born on the day may show steady manners and sociability.
Christ And The Star Guidewise Men To Bethlehem
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the star guiding the Three Wise Men to Bethlehem where the Christ child lay in a manger. The text reflects nativity imagery and a scene centered on Jesus’s birth in Judea.
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Bethlehem
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