Athens Messenger Serves Southeast Ohio’s Five County Area
The Athens Messenger reports population coverage and geographic reach across five counties in Southeastern Ohio including Nelsonville Glouster Logan Pomeroy Middleport Coolville and surrounding communities. It lists publishers agents circulation associations and pricing plans with subscriptions and delivery rates.
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Ohio
Aphens
Nelsonville
Glouster Logan
Pomeroy-Middleport
Coolville
Gallipolis
Secret to pleasing men in Dorothea Dix style dating
A witty, dated guide advises women to balance charm and discretion. It urges looking good but not stunning, dressing well without Parisian showiness, and avoiding being too available or costly. It stresses teasing pursuit, maintaining mystery, and withholding declarations of love to keep men interested.
Wanamaker and Woolworth: advertising, vision, and enterprise
McClure notes that John Wanamaker’s advertising reflected his integrity and mind guiding a demanding store. He contrasts Wanamaker with Woolworth, praising the expansive vision behind the five-and-ten cent empire and the monumental Woolworth Building as evidence of a daring, capable mind.
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McClure
Wanamaker
Woolworth
New York
John
Encouraging Signs for Education Amid Job Crisis
The district embraces Federal education support as adults and students pursue learning. The piece warns the industrial downturn reshapes work, urges vocational training, and stresses guiding youths toward productive futures despite job scarcity. It advocates balancing work and leisure and preparing for tomorrow with renewed education guidance.
Embarrassing Question Jim Reed Voices Monetary Policy Doubts
Former Missouri senator Jim Reed voiced worries about current monetary policy in Memphis. He warned of trouble ahead for investors in bonds and notes and the impact on widows and the elderly, urging early attention to inflation dangers. He also quipped about past losses from South American bonds and other notes in the sound days of 192?
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Jim Reed
Missouri
Memphis
Reed
League of Nations ponders world wide Monday Christmas plan
The League of Nations reviews a calendar reform proposing Christmas observed on Mondays worldwide. The effort seeks convenient dates for an international holiday timetable and more time off across nations.
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Une
League of Nations
League
Holidays and Careers Echo Through A Century
A mixed era summary notes visits, dances, and weddings from ten years ago including Golden family travel to Maryland, Katharine Winefordner and Arthur Covert leading a Dalton's Academy dance, Bertine Burson wedding Andrew Adelmann, and John Heidt resigning at Ohio University. It also reflects on extended week-ends and mid week holidays, church support for Christmas Monday observance, and the proliferation of 289 legal holidays worldwide causing business and travel disruptions.
Heroic anniversary climb of 90 year old Alpine guide
The 90 year old Christian Almer and his 92 year old wife marked sixty years of marriage by ascending the Wetterhorn in Switzerland in 1906. Almer, who lost all toes to frost bite, had served in the Swiss War and aided early Hasli Jungfrau climbs, influential in modern mountaineering.
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Christian Almer
Wetterhorn
Switzerland
Almer
Diet in Farm Homes Lacking Balance Across Regions
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses unbalanced diets among home raised farm foods. Vermont and Ohio data show overemphasis on meat and sugar with underconsumption of milk and cheese. Southern farmers lack year round garden production and dairy crops, risking iron calcium and vitamin C deficits.
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Vermont
Ohio
Alabama
Southern States
About Your Children Childhood Is a Brotherhood
The article argues children bond more with peers than adults and benefits of siblings and shared backgrounds. It laments modern isolated play and urges parents to provide playmates from early childhood, warning that early seclusion harms social ethics and awareness of others.
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Jackie
Jean
Industry Codes Clash with NRA in Roosevelts Reforms
Roosevelt era policy debates flare as codes under the recovery act face change. Industry reservations challenge code modifications while a contentious consumer protection conference pits NRA CAB members against officials. Proposals spark resignations and planned policy shifts amid intense scrutiny of how orders and protections will be applied.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington, D. C
NRA
Roosevelt
Machinery and Allied Products Institute
Mapi
Consumers’ Advisory Board
CAB
AAA Consumers’ Counsel
Mary Rumsey
AAA
Peek
Leon Henderson
Russell Sage Foundation
Rumsey
General Johnson
Henderson
Johnson
F. J. Schlink
Consumers’ Research
Schlink
Telephone service debate and regional reforms urged in Ohio
Gallia County leaders push for a one zone service reform linking Gallipolis Pt Pleasant and Pomeroy to modernize telephone access. The essay argues for better intercounty cooperation, highway improvements and employment practices while criticizing old, isolated governance and urging more qualified county foremen and CWA involvement. The letter includes commentary by G E Shoemaker Cheshire and F E Rapd Albany on Christmas values and social responsibility.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Meigs
Gallia
Gallipolis
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Pomeroy
Cheshire
CWA
Shoemaker
On Keeping Christmas Editor The Messenger
The piece argues Christmas spirit is generous and large while American fault lies in valuing price over meaning. It critiques gifts driven by wealth, urges simpler, more genuine celebration, and condemns envy among givers who cannot match costly presents.
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the Messenger
River and Harbor Program Seeks 214 Concrete Waterways Plan
The article outlines a broad river and harbor development program directed by the Army Engineer Corps. It mentions 314,000 men employed for 12 months or 628, six months, and emphasizes flood control, navigation, and regulation as core aims of the nation’s waterways project.
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Washington
Dec
Army Engineer Corps
Prima Donna Horizontal 14 Clues and Answers Puzzle
A word puzzle page listing horizontal and vertical clues with numbered items and cross references. It includes terms like Dawn, Indian boat, measure, and names linked to a theme of opera, geography, and wordplay. The answer section hints at prior solutions and biographical notes embedded in the grid.
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