The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger printed weekday afternoons with a morning edition, serving Athens and surrounding counties in Ohio. It lists publishers, editors, and offices and provides subscription rates by carrier and mail, noting second class matter status and postal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W Bush
Athens Messenger & Bald Printing CO
Gordon K Bueh Puchiener
Mgr
Charles G Garris
Ohio
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Logan
Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
GALLI
Polis
Private giving replaces plate offerings at Bedford Church
The Bedford Congregational Church in Michigan will stop passing the plate for Sunday offerings. Rector August E. Johansen says contributions will be made privately, easing embarrassment for parishioners facing financial strain. He urges more affluent members to contribute as needs rise.
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August E. Johansen
Bedford
Mich.) Congregational Church
Johansen
National Thrift Week Set January Seventeen to Twenty Three
National Thrift Week will run January 17 to 23 under the National Thrift Committee of New York with support from the American Bankers Association the Chamber of Commerce of the United States the Boy Scouts of America and the Camp Fire Girls. The drive urges intelligent personal finance management as a priority in the current era.
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National Thrift Committee of
New York
American Bankers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Boy Scouts of America
Camp Fire
Mother Nature and the beer bill hearings
The article mocks fringe supporters at Washington hearings on a beer bill. A New York congressman's claim that beer is four to five times as nourishing as milk is highlighted as astonishing. The writer questions the premise and ridicules the comparison.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
New York
Pennies or Dollars in Government Economy
Opinion warns that small salary cuts fail to curb deep government costs. Frills and new offices inflate expenses despite calls to trims. Ties taxpayer burden to bloated services, urging restraint beyond penny-pinching.
Debunking Washington Lie Sparks Moral Debate
The article argues against revisiting revered figures like George Washington, citing A and Salley’s claim that Washington told a lie to save a life at Fort Necessity. It contends that probing heroic memory offers little value and distracts from the model of truthfulness Washington has provided to generations of American youth.
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A & Salley
South Carolina Historical Association
George Washington
Mr. Salley
Washington
Virginia
Fort Necessity
Pennsylvania
de Villiers
Mr. Sailey
Childless marriages and the value of parenting, Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues that happiness in marriage hinges on individual wishes about children. Some couples are content without offspring, adopting when life is childless. others fear poverty or heredity issues, and many families see shifted dynamics where attention to the child can strain marriage rather to deepen it.
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Dorothy DIX
About Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
An essay argues that the adventurous, driven child often succeeds in life, while the perfect child may lack spunk. It favors tactful guidance over coercion, keeping the spirited child busy with beneficial activities and partnering with them rather than policing them.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Lok
Poll on Smoking Cars Sparks Debate Among Lackawanna Commuters
The Lackawanna Railroad asks New York metropolitan area commuters for views on smoking policies in trains. Varying past customs show one smoking car may be insufficient as more passengers, including women, want to smoke and some may demand a non smoking section. The outcome may influence other railroads watching the results closely.
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Lackawanna Railroad
New York Metropolitan Area
Lackawanna
DELAWARE'S LENIENT LAWS SHAPE BIG BUSINESS HOME BASE
A cartoon notes Delaware corporate law favors management and many firms maintain a nominal Delaware home office while meeting elsewhere. It cites filing in the Industrial Trust Building lobby in Wilmington as a common arrangement. Tomorrow's feature titled A Crank That Is Not a Crank.
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State of
Delaware
United States
New York
Chicago
Industrial Trust Building
Wilmington
Beauty Lotions Are Centuries Old
The article surveys ancient cosmetics from Greece and Egypt, noting hair dyes and beauty recipes from millennia past. It mentions Cleopatra and Roman practices, Galen's cold cream formula, and today’s array of creams sold in small boxes at about two dollars.
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Charlies Lerner
Egypt
Cleopatra
Martial
Galen
Dance Delights for Local Notables at Dalton Academy
Ten years ago today Miss Gertrude Walker and Miss Grace McKee hosted a dance at Dalton Academy with chaperons Mr. and Mrs. Wilson H. McKee leading the grand march. Guests included Maurice De Court of Cleveland and Edward Banks couple at 37 Franklin Avenue, plus Mary Smith Biermann of Columbus visiting James E. Smith at 238 East State Street and Phi Delta Theta's formal at the Armory.
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Gertrude Walker
Grace McKee
Dalton Academy
Wilson H. McKee
Maurice de Court
Cleveland
Edward Banks
Franklin Avenue
George R. Biermann
Mary Smith
Columbus
James E. Smith
East State Street
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Armory
T. W. Craig
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Harry Beckley
Visitors bring holiday greetings from far regions
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Twiss of Saskatchewan visited son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Twiss. Mrs. Louise Leete of Washington came to the Grosvenor home for holidays. Mr. and Mrs. R. Wood and children spent Christmas in Lancaster with the Scanian family. Mr. Arthur L. Moler of Cleveland arrived to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moler.
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Edward L. Twiss
Saskatchewan
Canada
M. E. Twiss
Louise Leete
Washington
C. H. Grosvenor
Arthur L. Moler
Cleveland
W. E Moler
July 4 Beer Slogan Emerges From Prohibition Debate
Rodney Dutcher analyzes the House beer vote as a watershed for repeal efforts. The 225 to 164 margin for 4 percent beer faces potential hurdles in the Senate, the White House, and the Supreme Court, with Roosevelt's call for a special session looming as a decisive factor.
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House
Congress
Diays
Ita
Jack Garner
Garner
Jack
Presidential Question Horizontal 101 Puzzle Clues
Clues cover a mix of geography anatomy weights and word definitions with references to Alexander Zaimis Greece and general terms. The list includes multiple choice style prompts for countries weights and various vocabulary items across two columns labeled HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL.
Christmas travel greetings noted in local columns
Twenty years ago today Mrs. E. C. Woodworth and two daughters were visiting relatives in Columbus over Christmas. Treasurer and Mrs. M. P. Totman returned from a holiday visit in Broadwell. Mrs. James Jones and daughter Josephine visited relatives in New Straitsville. Dr D. Scott Allen returned from Chillicothe where he spent Christmas Day with his mother.
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E. C. Woodworth
Columbus
M. P. Totman
Broadwell
James Jones
Josephine
New Straitaville
D. Scott Allen
Chillicothe
Glorifying Yourself Through Eye Care Tips
The article advises daily eye cleansing and rest to maintain composure and appearance. It suggests using eye cups with thoracic solution, eye packs with herbal mixtures, and hot then cold applications to relax the eyes. Regular short rests during the day are recommended to reduce strain and improve wellbeing.
Ford Leads in Passenger Car Sales Since 1927
Ford passenger car sales led all makes from January 1927 through October 1932, according to Ford Motor Company data. Ford totaled 4 001.36 thousand units versus 5 705.827 thousand for the nearest rival, with Ford's overall share at 26.4 percent. October sales reached 20 419 units, 32.3 percent of total.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
F. J. Beasley
Uni States
State Civil Service Tests Planned Across State
The state civil service commission announces annual examinations for highway positions including superintendents, laborers in charge, assistant engineers, inspectors, and bridge inspectors. Testing runs Jan 11 to 2 in major cities. details available in a free bulletin by request from the State Civil Service Commission in Columbus.
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State Civil Service Commission
Bulletin of the Commission
Columbus
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