The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. Notice
Athens newspaper announces publication details for weekdays except Saturday with a Sunday edition. It lists publishers Gordon K. Bush and Frederick W. Bush, editors Charles H. Harrin, affiliations, and ad rates. Subscription prices include one year four dollars fifty cents and other term options across multiple Ohio counties.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger& Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harrin
American Newspaper, Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
Progress in buyer seller relations in American commerce
A civic discussion in Athens outlines how American merchants and consumers are advancing toward mutual trust and value for money. The piece criticizes reformers who attack advertising and store ethics while praising ongoing producer and distributor efforts to improve fairness and service in the marketplace.
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Athens
We Can Do Our Own Blame Shifts in Europe and America
The piece argues that European dictators blame American presidents while American leaders risk backlash from their own people. It notes Germany and Italy facing turmoil and debt, and warns that foreign critics often misunderstand long standing European unrest and motives behind U.S. policy.
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Europe
Hitler
Mussolini
Roosevelt
United States
George Washington
Atlantic
Asia
Germany
Italy
Love Tested Grade A
A satirical piece mocks Dr Moulton Marston as a lie detection pioneer claiming a machine reveals who loves whom and why. The writer jokes that movie romance and pulsing hearts have long hinted at such reactions, recalling melodramatic scenes and grandma’s novels to lampoon the science.
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Moulton Marston
Dr. Marston
Grandma
Mr. Clitherley
Mathilde
Leicester, First American Tragedy Produced by Dunlap
In 1794 William Dunlap presented Leicester also titled False Deception as the first American tragedy produced. The text notes soldiers were first paid professionals by the Romans who started the practice.
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William Dunlap
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler argues the press bears blame for a misread claim about a Roosevelt led Senate defense meeting. He defends reporters who refuse confidences and says any misinterpretation lies with the President and senators rather than the press.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
Military Affairs Committee
Senate
Nye
Washington
Mike Haggerty
New York Times
London
Roosevelt
Bruce Catton Surveys Washington Scene
Bruce Catton reports on the planned Atlantic air service and the expanding Pan American clipper fleet. Key talks cover routes from New York to Southampton or Marseilles, refueling stops, and evolving British and French approvals shaping the first transatlantic flights.
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Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Pan-American Airways
Seattle
New York
Southampton
Long Island
Shediac
N. B
Foynes
Ireland
American State Department
Great Britain
Pan- American
British
Imperial Airways
England
Montreal
State Department
France
Marseilles
Azores
Lisbon
Portugal
Europe
Imperial
Pan-American
Newfoundland
Mexico
Acapulco
Miami
Chesapeake Bay
Ebony railroad ties used on Mexican line for support
On a Mexican railway line solid ebony ties are used in sections to support the track. Ebony sourced from nearby forests is extremely hard requiring holes to be drilled for spikes.
Birmingham's refuse handling brings in 300000 yearly income
The city of Birmingham England reports an annual income of about 300000 from the scientific handling of collected refuse and dustbins. England hosts roughly 20795 Friendly Societies and their branches nationwide.
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Birmingham
England
American vessels may enter Colorado River at Guaymas
Questions and answers cover navigation rights at the river mouth in Mexican territory with vessels reporting to the Guaymas port captain. Other items include Saar plebiscite results, CCC Indian enrollment limits, Milky Way shape, Philippine cigar exports, Germany area and population, stamp redemption, proverb origin, Gary Cooper radio, fuse purpose, and rice as a commercial crop in U.S. states.
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Colorado River
Guaymas
Sonora
France
Reich
Civilian Conservation Corps
Philippines
U. S
Germany
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Tallement Des Beaux
Gary Cooper
Jerry Cooper
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
California
Florida climate may not help hay fever after all
Dr Morris Fishbein notes allergy relief often found in Florida may uncover irritants present at home. Ragweed pollen peaks in May in Tampa and August in Florida, with grasses pollinating year round. Common triggers include house dust animal dander and certain foods, suggesting home evaluation before travel.
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Florida
Frank C. Metzger
Miami
Coral Gables
Tampa
Fla
Metzger
Messenger Service Bureau Notice
A historical notice directs readers to send questions to The Messenger's Service Bureau at 1018 13th St Washington for factual inquiries. It excludes legal and medical advice and mentions a three cent stamp for reply with addressed mail to The Messenger's Service Bureau.
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Messenger's Service Bureau
Washington
Messenger’s Service Bureau
13Th St
Washington, D. C
Stars Foresee Progress and Ambition Under High Pressure
Today promises progress and excitement with high pressure activities and plans to reach advanced goals. Birthdays hint at a year of activity and opportunity, while a baby born today may show cleverness and ambition in business and politics. Onions urged for babies in Melbourne diet debate as meat and vegetables endorsement rises.
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Melbourne
Australia
Susie in a Delta Phi Dance and a Kiss That Never Came
In a reflected memory Susie Lambert recalls a Delta Phi party where she dressed for Dick Tremaine and hoped for his kiss. He forbids a kiss when an older student pressures him, leaving Susie unkissed and longing for love.
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Dick Tremaine
Delta Phi
Susie
Omar
Kiss and Courage Bend Susies Night Into Love
Louise Holmes shows Susie’s longing as a moonlit encounter with Dick leads to a fleeting kiss. Susie’s hopeful heart believes love has arrived but the next day she faces a bitter truth, hinting at a deeper consequence to come. To Be Continued.
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Susie
Building For Eternity and Papers by Pony
Poet’s Corner features verses from Messenger Readers on building a heavenly home with Christ as Master Builder. Memorials emphasize faith, deeds, mercy, and sharing burdened by love. Mrs Charles Holdcroft of Chesterhill contributes. Also a note on Edward E Peer, 14, delivering papers by pony on a 3 mile route with a sleigh in winter.
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Messenger
Coleman
Jesus Christ
Charles Holdcroft
Chesterhill
Wethersfield, Conn
Edward E. Peer
Edward
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