The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co Public Notice Rates
The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co publishes and distributes in Athens and surrounding counties. Subscription rates list a yearly price of 4.50 plus 2.50 for other terms. This issue notes circulation and affiliations with press associations and wire services.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohto T List
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Obse Lies
Insland Daily Press Association
United Presse Associations
Peril of conscription and world military reserves
The article argues that conscription fuels armament buildup by creating large ready reserves, citing Japan France and Italy as examples. It contends treaties fail without limits on armies and warns that militarists exploit these reserves to threaten world peace.
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Japan
United States
Great Britain
Germany
China
Waterproof streets for Athens and nearby towns urged
A writer argues for waterproofing old brick streets in Athens to prevent water from undermining sandy foundations. He notes heavy traffic wears down weak spots and suggests resurfacing with waterproof material funded by shared costs, not just abutting property owners, comparing to state road funding.
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Athens
Washington's Sacrifices Revealed in Letters to Martha
The magazine notes George Washington's letters to Martha Washington when named commander in chief. It highlights his inexpressible concern and longing for home over distant duty, revealing the personal cost of leadership during the Revolution.
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George Washington
Martha Washington
Continental Congress
Respon- AN
Gus Edwards Still Discovers Broadway Talent in New York
In New York Gus Edwards remains a premier talent scout scoring notable finds such as Eddie Cantor George Jessel Mae Murray and Armida. His school book of names links legends from Lila Lee to Sammy Lee while Siegal nurtures new stars like Ethel Merman and Ruth Etting in a rival talent stream.
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Gus Edwards
George Jessel
Eddie Canter
Mae Murray
New York
Manhattan
Edwards Brigade
Eddie Cantor
Edwards
Yesteryear
Mons
al Siegal
Ethel Merman
Lillian Slade
Ruth Etting
Siegal
Fanchon
Marco
Miss Slade
The
Palace
Palm Springs
Death Valley
Astor Hotel
Broadway
Lila Lee
Helen Menken
Lillian Lorraine
Ruby Norton
Eddie Buzzell
Duncan Sisters
Orville Harold
Gregory Kelly
Ruby de Remer
Sammy Lee
Harry Rapf
Jeanie McPherson
Ace
Herman Timberg
Bobby Watson
Bert Wheeler
Questions and answers from the Athens Messenger Information Bureau
A long Q and A column answers questions on home financing Canada England war debt trade dollars arpen land and Greenwich Mean Time. The piece explains which institutions may be affected by proposed home building bills and defines historical measures and time standards.
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Athens Essenger Information Bureau
Frederic Haskin
Ashington
D. C
United States
Canada
England
British Commonwealth of Nations
Congress
California
China
Japan
C. D.C
Greenwich
Change of Mind Amid South Seas News
A speaker once yearning for idle island life recants that dream after hearing news from the South Seas. Palm lined shores and calm seas lose appeal as recent quakes and upheavals sink many islands beneath the waves, ending the longing for peaceful rest.
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South Seas
Washington's sacrifice for the Revolution’s triumph
The passage notes George Washington earned immortality through victory in the Revolution while surrendering personal happiness and private fulfillment. It emphasizes the constant tradeoffs leaders face when governing for the nation’s good.
A Thought for Today Ecclesiastes Verse Reflection
A short religious reflection cites Ecclesiastes 8 15 about time past and future in God’s plan. It presents a contemplative message on enjoying life amid uncertainty and fate. The verse emphasizes contentment and acknowledgment of divine ordering of events.
Explanations of Yesterday's Cartoon on Commodore Trask
Commodore Joseph H. Trask began as a mate in the clipper era and has sailed 2 325 760 miles. He commanded the S S Sierra, covering about 2 000 000 miles of his record. Over 38 years he missed only three regular voyages between San Francisco and Sydney due to command changes. No passenger life has ever been at risk in his career. Tomorrow: The Meaning of Cecilia.
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Timberg
Edwards
Armida
Hollywood
Joseph H. Trask
Commodore Trask
Trask
San Francisco
Sydney
Australia
Cecilia
Glass
James Cannon
Cannon
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Carter Glass
Carter
Mr. Hyde
Wilson
The
Treasury
McAdoo and Glass
Armis
Eugenie
Public Forum Note From Athens Woman
The Messenger notes editors refuse unsigned letters. letters must be identifiable. The dated 1932 Athens Ohio missive laments feminine smokers and urges execution of all such women, highlighting public sentiment and hostile language.
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Athens
State police needed to protect Ohio farms
Coolville Ohio on February 2, 1932 letter argues for a statewide mounted police force to deter crime against farmers. Advocate notes ex service men and American Legion backing, urging funding by fines and less political influence.
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Ohio
Editor's concern on women smoking in public places
The letter argues against allowing girls to smoke in restaurants describing public smoking as unattractive and embarrassing. It claims many women cannot smoke gracefully, noting stained fingers and nervous tremors, and suggests preemptive restrictions to avoid public spectacle and social pressure.
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Messenger
Athens Messenger Publishes Washington Bicentennial Booklet
The Athens Messenger announces a nine month nationwide Washington bicentennial celebration from February 22 to Thanksgiving. It invites readers to buy a ten cent booklet detailing a full biography, facts, anecdotes, and illustrations of George Washington.
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George Washington
United States
Athens Messenger
Washington
George Washington Bicentennial Booklet Request
Information request for the booklet on the George Washington Bicentennial with a ten cent payment, preferred in coin or stamps. Include name street city state for mailing.
Carter Glass at Center of Postwar Loan Dispute
Washington notes how Carter Glass 74, a fiery Virginia senator, dominates a debate with Arthur M. Hyde over postwar government loans to Europe. Glass cites Treasury records and letters from Mellon to argue legal backing, while Hyde contends previous administrations acted beyond authority and turns the dispute into a broader political fight.
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Rodney Dutcher Messenger
Washington
Carter Glass
Virginia
Arthur M. Hyde
Glass
Europe
Jim Reed
Missouri
Reed
Arthur Robinson
Indiana
Jim
Robinson
Banks in New York Halt Gold Coin Shipments to Europe
Banks announce no more shipments or strong discouragement of American gold coin exports to Europe. They report Europeans hoard coins received in exchange for paper money and urge a government order banning gold transfers to curb hoarding.
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New York
Europe
Exercise Essential for Health Says Senator Copeland
Senator Roy S. Copeland argues daily physical activity is crucial for health and longevity. He urges urban workers to walk, golf, swim, or bowl, warns against strenuous sports for those over 35, and notes modern transport reduces everyday exercise.
Admiral Dewey the Alligator in Florida Tale
A Florida trip turns to whimsical notes about Admiral Dewey an imagined alligator aged 900 living on an alligator farm in St. Augustine and a vivid tour by a colorful guide. The narrator also recalls encounters with Tommy a large boy, alligator antics, and ostrich anecdotes as part of a tropical, worry-free recollection for the children.
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Admiral Dewey
St. Augustine
Dewey
Tommy
Morning Glory Over the Cage and a Laugh
The narrator notes a blue morning glory blooming over the villain's nose as a vine climbs around the cage. Laughter erupts at the sight, with the remark that the bloom will be gone tomorrow.
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Dewey
Ohio University and public schools join in pupil ability plan
Ten years ago the Athens district backed a joint plan to teach pupils by ability, reflecting a new educational theory. M. M. Kerr, a leading Athens shooter, won the New Year Handicap cup with a score of 86 birds from 100 at 20 yards.
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Mai
Ohio
Ohio University
M. M. Kerr
Athens
Athenians First Skating Outing On Slick Hospital Lake
Ice on the hospital lakes drew Athenians outdoors for the season opening as residents described the surface as slick. The brief notes the weather's impact on outdoor activity and marks the start of winter skating locally.
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Hospital Lakes
Eleven Couples Secure Licenses in Athens County Day
Eleven couples in Athens County obtained marriage licenses in one day marking the year's busiest single day. The licenses were issued at the standard price of one dollar per license, reflecting the market rate for the period.
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Athens County
Ballanger and Jones Tie the Knot in Cincinnati
Miss Helen Ballanger and Rufus Jones were married December 30 in Cincinnati. The couple, both from the city, began a new life together with family and friends attending the ceremony.
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Helen Ballanger
Cincinnati
Ruper J. Jones
That City
Debut Match Sees Births Edge Deaths 19 to 18
In a rare balance shift, births narrowly outnumber deaths with a 19 to 18 score. The historic tally marks a first in years where births lead the toll by a single count.
Exports policy critique by a blunt banker voice
The speaker condemns exporting capital and warns banks have sent out thirty five billion dollars with most not to return. They argue only a naive export of metal would deplete dollars to forty or fifty cents each and mock current U S handling as akin to a primitive approach.
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United States
Christopher Columbus
Ruth Judd Accused in Drastic Slayings Case
The article reports Ruth Judd charged with killing two women, dismembering them, and concealing remains in a trunk and a valise. Initially confessing, she now faced experts who claim she suffers from mother mania, a delusion about mothering children she never had, despite prosecutors arguing jealousy and gin as the motive.
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Ruth Judd
Ducks Produce Record 334 Eggs in January
J. B. Jones of Alexander reports 334 eggs from 22 Indian Runner ducks in January.
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J. B. Jones
Alexander
Gas well near Factor Church yields 2 million feet flow
A gas well drilled near Factor Church on the Charles Moore farm produced 2 000 000 cubic feet, claimed as the heaviest flow recorded near Athens. Conductor John El showed interest in the company and its prospects.
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Factor Church
Charles Moore Fa
Athens
John el
Local Museum Receives Animal Skulls from Chillicothe Case
A. B. Cooner of Chillicothe donated a collection of skulls to Ohio University Museum. The skulls include coyotes, squirrels, and other animals. Snowfall continued with no relief in sight.
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A. B. Cooner
Chillicothe
Ohio University Museum
Debtors and Repudiation in Public Finances
The text discusses Britain's policy of canceling debt obligations and settling debt problems permanently. It contrasts this with American desire to repudiate debts from mortgages to I O U s, labeling such action welching. It warns presidents may seek to collect debts owed to states described as highly honorable but financially pressured.
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Britain
Proposals on Passport Policy and Tax to Stabilize War Debts
The author suggests halting passports for European neighbors who violated honor and pressuring Americans abroad to return within six months. If not, they would face admission exclusion and targeted taxes to bring money back to the United States. An American investor in a Riviera gambling house is noted.
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Andrew Jackson
United States
Riviera
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