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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1933
Page
4
The Athens Messenger and Herald outlines publication reach in Southeastern Ohio with offices in Athens and surrounding towns. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail and notes association memberships and circulation standards.
Col Ayers of Cleveland Trust says 1934 likely avoids uncontrolled inflation due to credit and currency systems. He foresees slow growth, stabilization efforts, continued monetary manipulation, high unemployment, large unemployment relief spending, limited construction, and a strong push for unemployment relief financed by sound money.
The article laments long refusals by state officials to curb stream pollution in southeastern Ohio and notes federal action to seal old coal mines leaking contaminant water. It warns that drought and polluted streams threaten health and farming, urging forested lands and vigilant control of public watercourses.
The column explores why a daughter may feel little love for her mother and argues that instinctive family tensions stem from personality and kinship, not fault. It notes mothers and daughters may clash, envy, or fail to understand each other until marriage or distance changes dynamics. Dorothy Dix adds that such bonds are often complex and unidealized. A second reader, SPUD, asks about a husband wanting annual solitude and the answer defends occasional outings as healthy for family vitality.
Doctor explains the body's water content, its role in dissolving salts, waste removal, and how thirst signals intake. It covers water turnover, effects of overhydration, routes of hydration when swallowing is impossible, and how salt intake influences excretion. It ends with a method to gauge proper hydration via 24 hour output and excess intake.
The PWA fast tracked grants after limited December disbursements. Five loans totaling under 4 million dollars were approved from nearly 600 allotments with a 29 million Chicago project among new awards. Delays blamed on both sides as contracts return rates weighed. Also notes Norris electoral reform push and two-tank car fuel trial.
News notes list holiday visits and turkeys shared by families including Mrs Anna Price in New York Mrs F Roush and others from Cincinnati Athens Trimble and Gloucester joined relatives for Christmas meals and gatherings with the Kittle Morrison Reach Hannan and Reed families among those hosting or visiting.
Deputy Sheriff L T Roseetter escorted Emmett Thatcher to the Ohio State Penitentiary. Mrs L L Mercer and her young daughter Ruby Gladys visited Vanderhoof with Mercer's parents. Emma Stuart of Bremen stayed with Mr and Mrs Alex Moore while Fred McKay toured New York City. Several clergymen including Rev E D Murch Rev H Marshal Thurlow Rev C Chandler and Rev A J Wilder were noted as pastors of local churches.
OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON explains that a child often does not hear an order at all due to focused attention on one task. Adults must regain single minded concentration, avoiding multiple tasks to ensure their message is received.
Editor argues that mass market radio and film music reflect real life for the public, while orchestral and classical music are less connected to contemporary listeners. He says colleges ignore popular music, shaping a need for policy revision and greater acceptance of modern musical tastes across universities.
F E Radcliffe argues that fate is an unseen force shaping lives across society from docks to pulpits. He notes individuals drift within their fixed limits yet can rise through inner will, while misfortune may push one to the bottom. Our aim is self improvement to elevate personal fate. Albany O Dec 26 1955.
The speaker insists children focus fully when addressed as their minds are always active. They note a boy reading a book or a girl playing pretend may hear little and urge clear, decisive instructions to capture real attention.
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