The Athens Messenger Official Details and Subscriptions
The Athens Messenger outlines publisher details from 1896 to 1929, listing Frederick W. Bush as publisher and noting weekly publication with morning edition. It covers circulation across five Ohio counties, advertising affiliations, postal classifications, and subscription rates ranging from four weeks to a year.
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Prederick W. Bush
Seturcay
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Bush
Barris Manse
Lame Duck Lesson in Washington Fails to Resolve Nation's Woes
The piece argues the lame duck period exposes a failing system as Congress staggers over prohibition, war debts, and foreign policy. It blames the political process rather than individuals and calls for updating the lame duck framework via an amendment.
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Washington
Congress
The Cost of War in a New Jersey Publication
The Lemp reports on war costs and the slow recovery, stating war expenditures reached 209 000 000 900 and urging careful settlement of accounts. The piece links prosperity to postwar adjustment and warns against new conflicts while advocating prudent spending and sympathetic lending.
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Lemp
Standard Oll Company
New Jersey
Bring Your Ideas Down on Government Spending
The piece argues that tax levies and public spending grew as citizens demanded welfare and services. It cautions that nonpaying residents shift bond burdens onto taxpayers, and warns there is no simple fix to restore self sufficiency. An old farmer’s maxim to keep ideas grounded is cited.
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Fool-Proof Highways Aim to Reduce Road Accidents
Highway engineers work toward fool-proof roads that are durable easy to drive and visually appealing. They plan wide shoulders clear sight lines remove roadside obstructions and reduce sharp curves in southeastern Ohio to prevent skidding and collisions.
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Ohio
The East Awakens and the West Reflections on Global Shifts
A column contemplates Western views of East revolts and rising independence movements in India and the Philippines, noting Japan's assertiveness in China and the impact of Eastern production ideas. It warns that Western standards, business, and religion implanted in the East will reshape minds and economies in the coming decade.
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China
India
East
Orient
West
Japan
Tdeas
Dorothy Dix Answers on Independence and Marriage Constraints
Dorothy Dix cautions that excessive independence can become a fetish and warn against sacrificing love for freedom. A single woman with a strong career is praised, while a married woman facing a wandering husband is advised to consider separating and living elsewhere for support and relief.
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Miss DIX
About Your Children and the Weather Dictated Overshoes
A mother advocates overshoes for Mildred amid storm risk and illness. Mildred resists, arguing other girls skip them. After a cold spell and a week in bed, the piece notes the parent-child dynamic and argues for firm, quick commands over prolonged arguing to avoid the argument habit.
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Mildred
Ruth
Louise
River Questions 1 The St. Law rence river is navigable to ocean-going vessels as far as-?
The long list of crossword style clues includes river names and nautical terms. The puzzle asks where the St Lawrence River reaches ocean-going ships, alongside many vocabulary hints and miscellaneous items.
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Rence River
Northernmost tree preserves Arctic title in Hammerfest
A broad survey notes that Hammerfest in Norway, 300 miles north of the Arctic Circle, hosts a lone birch that may hold the northernmost tree title until a plant north of it is found. The piece also recounts Amish beliefs, origins, and their button ban. Tomorrow: New York's Oddest Governor.
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Hammerfest
Norway
Europe
Arctic Circle
Jacob Amon
Switzerland
Amon
America
Correct Posture Vital To Young Child
Dr Morris Fishbeln discusses posture and body mechanics in infants. Proper alignment of head chest and limbs supports upright balance and development. Overfeeding and premature propping hinder growth. sunlight vitamins cod liver oil and active movement aid straight leg development.
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Morris Fishbeln Folster
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Mygela
Health Magazine
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Haynes
Congress Economy Ax
In a House interior bill debate the Office of Education printing item faced cuts and reversals. Five Appropriations subcommittee members studied the $40,000 request amid rival claims of rising demands, revenue from publications, and comparisons with other agencies. The House finally approved $40,000, amid broader concern that a small economy measure reflected larger budget missteps.
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Washington
Office of Education
Interior Department
House
Appropriations Committee
Idaho
Bureau
Treasury Fund
Olson wins sweepstakes at Southeastern Ohio Poultry Show
Ten years ago Thor Olson, Physical Training Director at Ohio University, claimed the twenty-five dollar silver trophy for best poultry with his Silver Wyandottes at the Armory exhibition of the Southeastern Ohio Poultry Association.
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Thor Olson
Ohio University
Southeastern Ohio Poultry Association
Armory
Olson
Retail Merchants’ Association
Items of Interest Surprises and Quips Across the Nation
A lighthearted column notes year end worries about New Year cards, relief for busy farmers, security drivers of fishing trips with secret service, a former math student challenging the income tax collector, and unusually cold weather shifting joy from Californians to Floridians.
Dead Man Was Well Covered
Edwin O Schildhauer, a popular high school band master, was slain during a gang ride on December 10. A coroner's inquest revealed he had life insurance worth 38000 dollars. His wife testified she watched men seize him from her window before the car departed, and his body was found an hour later in Cicero.
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Chicago
U.P
Edwin O. Schildhauer
Cian
Schildhauer
Mooney seeks Roosevelt aid for son’s freedom fight
Mrs. Mary Mooney of Albany prepares to petition President Roosevelt for assistance to win freedom for her son Tom Maynev amid a public push for support in the case.
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Albany
N. Y
Mary Mooney
Tom Maynev
Roosevelt
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