The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger announces publication weekdays except Saturday with a Sunday edition. It lists publishers Gordon K. Bush and Frederick W. Bush, managing editor Charles W. Harris, and affiliations with multiple press associations. Subscription rates range from one week to one year across counties and zones with mail and carrier options.
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Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles W. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
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Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
Revolt in Sight Prompts Call for Honest Elections
Washington observers foresee new lawmakers, old congressmen uniting to end relief vote buying and restore investor confidence. They urge replacing broad relief for private-sector job creation and a work relief system to avoid dependence on party handouts.
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Washington
Congress
Washington News
Ready for War: U S Vigil on Foreign Spies and Policy
Witnesses tell a congressional committee that Germany Italy and Japan spy networks could cripple U S war production within hours of declaration. Some foresee communist ties, while cautioning against indiscriminate roundups and mass deportations due to political meddling.
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Congressional Committee
Germany
Italy
Japan
Kettering Urges Invention Congress For Economic Action
General Motors inventor Charles Kettering urged a patient laboratory led approach to national policy. He proposed a conference with business leaders economists and government representatives to identify probable actions and emphasized that some problems take many years to solve.
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General Motors
Charles Kettering
Government
Kettering
Countess Pembroke Reproves Courtesy Toward Exiled Duchess
An etiquette expert Countess of Pembroke is said to rebuke Lady Diana Cooper for genuflecting toward the exiled Duchess of Windsor at a Paris cocktail party. Report notes strains in Anglo aristocracy as Edward and Wallis near return. A Saturn water density note appears as an unrelated aside.
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Countess of Pembroke
Duchess of Windsor
Diana Cooper
Duke of Windsor
Paris
England
Edward
Two dictators turn on their own in Rome and Berlin
Westbrook Pegler notes Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany turning internal, ridiculing the middle class and exposing internal enemies. He argues Mussolini and Hitler rely on propagandistic cannibalism as dissent is crushed and persecution deepens.
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Rome
Berlin
Italy
Germany
Guadalajara
Mussolini
Hitler
Sudetens
Duce
Question of returning an adopted infant tests law and mercy
Surrogate Charles D. Millard faces a wrenching case in White Plains New York over whether foster parents may return an adopted one year and a half old boy with brain development issues. The scenario pits parental welfare against legal precedent and child rights, highlighting burdens on adoptive couples and potential loopholes.
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Charles D. Millard
White Plains
N. Y
Perry
Millard
Odd Uses From Butter to Hair Dressing In Africa
Reports from the Azores, 40 days after Chicago's great fire, say cinders reached the islands. The sun's distance to Earth ranges seasonally from 91.5 to 94.5 million miles. The Port of London boasts 50 miles of quays and 4000 acres of docks. Spain annually slaughters about 1300 bulls in bullfights.
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Azores
Port of
London
Winter windscreen spray and public data on crime
The document cites a windscreen treatment of 85 percent alcohol and 15 percent glycerine for airplanes. It estimates about 7.6 million Americans are 65 or older. It contrasts general and retail sales taxes and outlines ownership of South Sea Islands. It cites a 1931 study noting many prisoners lack literacy and formal training, with no proof criminals are more intelligent.
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United States
South Sea Islands
Great Britain
Japan
Washington Service Bureau
Thirteenth St
Washington, D. C
Messenger Service Bureau Notice Framed in Postal Guidance
The notice explains addressing questions to the Messenger's Service Bureau in Washington with a three cent stamp for replies. It states that legal and medical advice cannot be given and no extended research will be undertaken.
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Messenger’s Service Bureau
Washington
Messenger's Service Bureau
3Rd St
Washington, D. C
Minear Eastern Star Handles Holiday Installations and Social News
Fifty five members and families attended officer installation at Minear Chapter Eastern Star. Outgoing matron Lois Winner and installing officers led the event with Christmas carols by Janice Coleman. Santa themed refreshments followed.
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Guysville
Minear
Eastern Star
Lois Winner
Nell Copeland
Belle Sands
Marvella Crawford
Janice Coleman
Clarence Fuller
Boyd Tucker
Seneca
Millard Brooks
Long Bottom
Foster Bean
A. A. Cambell
Judith Johnson
Clair McLaughlin
Don Cambell
New Marshfield Road
Minear Chapter
School of Instructions
Marietta
D. C. Snow
Merwin Mansfield
Alice Chariton
Reba Marshal
Edith Mansfield
Laura Starkey
Frank Rose
Nona Leeper
Helen Cook
Bertha Hayes
Virgine Pierce
Eight Warnings on Carbon Monoxide Safety at Work
Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes eight essential cautions for handling carbon monoxide risk in factories garages and homes. Key points include recognizing yellow versus blue flames reporting leaks avoiding makeshift repairs checking gas pressure and seeking medical attention if headaches or illness occur.
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Morris Fishbein
Poet's Corner Friend Opossum Poem
The poem celebrates Mr Friend Opossum, noting the animal's ancient lineage and unchanged appearance since dinosaurs and saber tooths. It describes its habits of hibernation and playing dead, and praises its survival through ages while saber tooth and mammoth vanished. The poet signs as Bessie M. Gorslene from Athens.
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Persimmons
Bessie M. Gorslene
Athens
Sally Blair Faces Coreys Demand and Dan Reynolds
Corey Porter arrives at Sally Blair’s home to press for Sally’s attention while she cares for Dan Reynolds recovering from a serious skiing injury. Sally hopes Dan can walk again and wonders if forgiveness means forever.
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Sally Blair
Dan Reynolds
Sally
Corey Porter
Dan
Corey
Christmas Club Gatherings in Jacksonville Hostess Details
Jacksonville residents attend Christmas events with the Mothers Club Deus Filae Class and Bridge Club hosting gatherings. Readings, poems, solos, and Santa gifts mark the season as local leaders welcome guests. Dr B B Buckley buys Addie Williams property for a new office with remodeling to finish by February.
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Geraldine Hoisington
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Mothers Club
Lena Burdiss
Earl Mandrell
Lena Exenkemper
Margaret Brunton
A. R. Woodgerd
Charles Hoisington
E. C. Shirkey
Martha Kloh
Santa Claus
R. E. Davis
Tno
Cecilia Mandrell
Hallam
Ruth Lent
Dee Virginia Hartley
Irma Jean Nicholas
Betty Dunlevy
Arlene Davis
R. E F. Davis
Mona Scurlock
Myrtle Olbers
John Rapp
Lena Safreed
B. B. Buckley
Addie Williams
Sixth Street
H. O. Davis
Earl Frazee
Lloyd White
Columbus
T. R. Kinney
Jon Thomas
Ravenna
John Deal
John Sheets
Coolville
May von Scheele
Ruth
Helen Morris
Wess Murdock
Jimmie
James Morris
Morris
Trimble M. E
Chauncey
Epworth League
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