The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger lists publication days and staff roles including publisher Gordon K Bush and managing editor Charlies B. Harris. It notes association memberships and advertising rates, with subscription prices by carrier and mail, and entry as second-class matter.
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Well Timed Move for Vocational Training in Youth
The piece urges expanding specialized vocational training for youths and even older workers in Southeastern Ohio and other industrial areas. It notes current school offerings exist but many youths drop out, creating a pool of unskilled labor. with rising demand for skilled workers, funds and public sentiment can push vocational training to be a core part of education.
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Ohio
Ground of obligation lies in group strength and opinion
Public Opinion notes Dr. Thomas N. Carver explains that moral duties arise from their contribution to group power. He says police and courts enforce will, but public opinion is the strongest policing force. E W Howe argues success comes from conforming to group custom and happiness follows. steering toward vice brings swift suffering.
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Thomas N. Carver
E. W. Howe
Kansas
Vultures Target Old Age Claims, Social Security Promises Simple System
Labor leaders warn attorneys claim agencies and lenders may prey on needy seniors seeking benefits. The Social Security Board counters that the claims process will be simplified so recipients need little help, with many field offices to assist when needed.
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Social Security Board
Liberian towns terrorized by men in leo pard skins
American college towns raided after games by youths in raccoon pelts gain sympathy as the context shifts to Liberia. The report notes fear and reactions to these attacks.
Symposium on The Future of Art in America Held in New York
A symposium titled The Future of Art in America was presented in New York. An alternative suggested topic was The Future of Edward in Europe, noted for its greater intrigue.
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America
New York
Edward
Europe
Butter Rationing Limits Hitlers Menu in Germany
A wartime report notes German butter restrictions curb household use while Hitler reportedly retains broad access to butter. The piece highlights shortages and propaganda framing during the regime.
Not one man in ten has a definite life plan
A concise line reflects a broader caution about personal planning and goal setting, suggesting that only a small minority map out a clear life direction. The remark hints at the uncertain nature of future planning and its impact on career and personal outcomes.
Cabinet Resignations Loom As White House Plays Santa
Paul Mallon reports on a rumor that Roosevelt cabinet members secretly fear resigning before his first term ends. Some consider resignations likely while others hold back. Legal rules show only the postmaster general must resign within thirty days, but insiders say the cabinet may bow out to align with the president’s will.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Prospects Reflect Unity as Year Opens in Roosevelt Era
Observers note unpublished signs point to a nonpartisan recovery at the White House with reduced partisan tensions. Returning Republican leaders and former anti New Deal business figures show a conciliatory mood, while Roosevelt reportedly approved Farley’s post election goodwill radio pledge.
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South America
White House
Roosevelt
Farley
Labor Leader Campaign Promises Grow Amid Rivalry
In a brisk labor campaign Lewis and Green spar to win American labor support. Lewis first promised 2500 for all on Labor Day, Green raised to 3600 on Christmas, with talks of 4000 for New Year and higher by the Fourth of July. The contest intensifies as both push larger promises to attract followers.
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New Congressmen Havenner Joins Progressive Party
Havenner of San Francisco explains he chose the Progressive Party line in Congress after years of membership, with a courtesy Democratic nomination this year. The inflation bloc in the House resents Roosevelt's cautious monetary stance and plans action. Farm Senators prep to press railroad freight rate revision for the West and South, debating ICC investigation or congressional inquiry.
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San Francisco
Progressive Party
Congress
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
ICC
No Wives Allowed in Tigers Training Camp
Mickey Cochrane bans wives from Detroit spring training camp as the Tigers prepare for the season with a terse directive. The move aims to keep players focused while the team plans workouts and drills for the upcoming campaign.
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Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Tigers
Man in Cleveland Show Slept 25 Years With Snakes
A Cleveland performer reportedly spent 25 years asleep with a python and boa constrictor. He has not been living at a tavern during this long slumber.
Facing facts and courage to stop push your luck
Disasters can become life savers in hindsight. A business person must learn to face ugly facts and know when to stop. The line between selfishness and greed matters, as some are paid for knowing what others do not.
Building a sturdy home demands time and proper foundations
In a letter from Athens dated December 28 1937 Charles E Miller argues for careful construction methods and materials to ensure comfort in winter and summer. He warns that rushing builds and high prices threaten housing as many dwellings may be built in 1937 unless builders curb costs.
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District Tales of Long Ago
The piece recounts how Guysville in Athens County was laid out in 1836 by Chauncey Carpenter who owned a mill, with a post office opened three years later led by first postmaster Guy Barrows after whom the town was named though records call it Savannah. It notes local doctors, merchants, livestock dealers, and the earlier names for Stewart and New England along the old railroad line.
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Guysville
Athens County
Hocking River
Chauncey Carpenter
Guy Barrows
Savannah
G. W. Blakely
G. B. Parker
D. W. Cornell
John Picket
Jefferson Perry
Samuel Stalder
William Rhodehaver
Stewart
D. B. Stewart
New England
Marietta and
Cincinnati
Jacob Tedrow
E. H. Moore
A. B. Brown
Athens
Tedrow
New Eng
The New Year Verse by Aquilla L. Hysell
Poet readers contribute verses urging better days and divine guidance as 1937 dawns. The piece reflects faith, charity, and prodded reflection to live kindly before God with a hopeful message for Bradbury Ohio reader Aquilla L. Hysell.
The Passing of the Year Reflections for a New Year
Poetic piece reflecting on the year gone by and lessons learned. It contemplates wise living, growth from mistakes, and facing the new year with faith. Signed by Mrs Charles Holdcroft of Chesterhill Ohio.
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Quotes on work, gatekeeping, education and parenting
This clipping presents a mix of remarks from Connie Mack Ben Turpin Dr Harold C Coffman and Dean Luther A Weigle. The quotes touch on aging in work education democracy and parenting with a focus on practical ability and respectful guidance.
Frost and Big Run Emerged with Early Rail Lines
The land was established after trains began running in 1850. Frost in Athens County formed after the railroad's arrival, while Big Run stood as a station on the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad in Rome Township.
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Rome Township
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Cincinnati
Mystery at Thunder Mesa Ends With A Body Found
A Christmas party at the de Forest hacienda Thunder Mesa ends in tragedy when Pearl Sam De Forest is found dead with a knife in his throat. The house guest list includes Pearl John Pearl Pierre Tante Josephine Betty Welch Ramon Vazquez Angelique Abeyta Professor Sh warm Ramon plots around a missing body and an ancient pueblo foundation as the investigation continues.
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Thunder Mesa
Pearl Sam DE Forest
Pearl
Pearl John
Pearl Pierre
Tante Josephine
Betty Welch
Ramon Vasquez
Angelique Abeyta
Professor Shaw
Bob Graham
Ramon
Ramon’s Plan With Angelique Sparks Escape Plot
Ramon and Angelique meet in the chapel and scheme to secretly gather clues about hidden rooms beneath the hacienda. Ramon asks Angelique to question Pearl Pierre about unknown chambers to aid their possible getaway and avert danger while continuing their fragile bond.
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Angelique
Ramon
Pearl Pierre
Miss Elizabeth Horn and Miss Jean Campbell Travel to Cambridge
Miss Elizabeth Horn and Miss Jean Campbell of Pittsburgh left for Cambridge to spend Christmas with Miss Horn's brother Robert Horn a Harvard Graduate School of Business student. Also visiting were Miss Sirouhee Arpee and Mrs. Arpee with K H Kaloushian of New York City. Verle Kenney left for Dayton to join his brother Floyd and spend holidays with his parents in Richland Ave. Mary Farley returned home with her daughter Helen Farley and was joined by Rosemary Farley. Misses Doris Frances and Emma Morton left for Clarksburg to visit relatives.
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Elizabeth Horn
Jean Campbell
Pittsburgh
Cambridge
Miss Horn
Robert Horn
Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard University
Sirouhee Arpee
T. T. Arpee
K. H. Kaloushian
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Armenian Benevolent Association
New York City
Verle Kenney
Ohio University
Dayton
Floyd Kenney
E. C. Kenney
Richland Ave
Mary Farley
Helen Farley
Detroit
Rosemary Farley
Niles
Doris
Frances
Emma Morton
J. R. Morton
North Hill
Clarksburg
W. Va
Do. E. Skinner
Ohio State Star on All American Team Choice
Chick Harley, Ohio State football star, named by Walter Camp to the All American team. E. D. Skinner and Mrs Skinner vacationing in Christmas holidays with W. W. McVay family in Ohio. Christmas day family reunion at the McVay home includes many relatives and guests from Salt Lake City Pittsburgh Athens and New York City. Captain and Mrs J B Allen hosted dinner for Charles Townsend Washington D C and others at Hotel Berry.
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Chick” Harley
Ohio State
Walter Camp
W. W
Charles
Thomas Skinner
Robert Lewis Gililan
J. B. Allen
Hotel Berry
Charles Townsend
Washington, D. C
C. B. Parker
Gallipolis
Co. 1
Gist
Dorothy Gist
H. V. Porter
Helen Townsend
Health Hints on the Throat From Dr Morris Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein explains throat anatomy as the pharynx and its connections to the nose ears mouth voice box and esophagus. Inflammation can spread and is tied to tonsils adenoids tobacco dust fumes dryness and certain foods. Treatment emphasizes identifying the cause and using antiseptics and local applications rather than mild gargles.
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Morris Fishbein
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