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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1933
Page
4
The Athens Messenger lists Frederick W Bashber and staff with publishing and circulation notes across five counties. It notes ownership by HEMALD PRINTING CO and identifies editors, distributors, and subscription rates including carrier and mail options.
The article notes how blizzards boost stock and dairy wealth while livestock butter and eggs rise daily. Crippled railways and blocked roads hinder market supply, delaying profits to those without on hand stocks. Once snow melts prices will ease as supply and demand normalize.
The piece laments excessive loads on public roadways in Athens and surrounding areas. It cites a twenty ton truck breaking a filling station roadway and notes daily heavy transports from Athens to Columbus degrading streets with older foundations.
A humorous look at the fanciest dairy described in The New Yorker with a New Jersey main farm and England branches. Milking is a ritual with a revolving disk, meticulous attendants, and test drops, highlighting care given to cows versus human spouses.
The piece argues that farmers and eastern financiers are converging as banks and insurance firms supervise thousands of farms. It notes shifts in farm ownership, with some farms operated by companies and others by tenants, and cites historical price contrasts to frame a transformation in farm income and debt concerns.
Dorothy Dix outlines varied methods for women to attract and secure a husband. She advises initiating contact, flattering the man, and crafting plans to spark commitment while avoiding appearing desperate. The column questions old maid stereotypes and emphasizes persistent pursuit and home entertainments as social leverage.
Advice on teaching courage to children through imitation and parental examples. Discusses reducing fears like water and darkness via gradual exposure, positive association, and careful, nonpunitive guidance to build confidence.
Ringling Circus is referenced as a starting point for a travel puzzle. The note alludes to blind operating methods and self workmanship by an individual in a 1995 King Features Syndicate entry.
Aaron Levy of San Francisco masters a ten fingered chromatic arpeggio and claims to play 15 000 notes per minute 250 notes a second. He demonstrates a 24 chord arpeggio delivering 240 notes per bar in under a second. Levy says officials from Local 5 verify his speed. Tomorrow: Abraham Lincoln's Cousins.
Dr. Morris Fishbein surveys how civilization altered human diets from primitive raw foods to cooked meals and cultivated crops. He notes salads in England under Henry VIII, the delayed potato adoption, oranges becoming common with California and Florida, and sugar once tightly controlled. He highlights the shift to milled cereals and modern transport enabling preserved foods while whole grains and fresh meats resist long shipment.
Theta Phi Alpha Sorority hosted a formal dinner at the Colonial to honor new initiates. Miss Jennie Mulligan presided the toast, with Mrs. F B Dilley and Mrs. J B Porter as patronesses. Guests included Mrs. F M Hutchinson, Mrs. Hattie Golden of Logan, Mrs. Bessie Cable Crafton of Pe., and Mrs. A B Welle locally. Mrs. Golden and Mrs. Cable were guests of Mr. W B Golden at the Congress apartments. Mrs. John H Preston and Mrs. George M Merritt of Nelsonville left for California to visit Edward White. Mrs. Harriet Carr returned from Gallipolis to stay with her brother Fred Foster family.
Twenty years ago the Presbyterian Church held its annual missionary meeting at Mrs. Henry Roach’s Delta Tau Delta Fraternity hosted an informal dance with chaperones Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Walgon and Prof. and Mrs. T. N. Hoover. Mrs. J. C. Gill from McArthur visited her son and daughter-in-law at Maplewood Drive. The Ladies' Tuesday Evening Club met at Mrs. Alice Francis’s home with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Baird on West Union Street. A quotation emphasizes ideas must come through substituted interest and through loved ones, and true bravery stems from intelligent kindness, warning that bullies arise from ridicule and fear.
Washington reports list Cordell Hull Carter Glass Thomas Walsh Frances Perkins Henry Wallace Jesse Strauss James Fairey Bronson Cutting as leading cabinet picks. The lineup blends conservatives and liberals with no strong Wall Street favoritism, signaling a unified, capable administration.
Notes on technocracy debates and odd notions about gas mileage and streammining. A tongue in cheek riff cites a 7000 dollar senate barber bill and sketches misgivings about political and engineering aims.
The Messenger argues money for the rich delays recovery and calls for synchronized action by miners mills and factories to restart production. It urges employment and interdependent wages to boost demand, feed the hungry, and avoid mortgage on the future while condemning misused aid and the neglect of starving children in Gloucester Ohio.
L. G. DeLong of Glouster High School presses youth priority in public forum while Paul R. Mort weighs in on educational financing. Critics argue his stance misplaces youth needs ahead of poverty relief and finds little broad support.
Democratic leaders deny William C. Bullitt acted with presidential authority. Senator Arthur Robinson of Indiana says he will urge the State Department to investigate Bullitt's overseas debt settlement negotiations as a confidential envoy for the Roosevelt transition.
The next examinations for positions in the State classification service will be conducted by the State Civil Service Commission on February 23 and 24. Tests will be held in Columbus Toledo Cleveland and Cincinnati for roles including Adjutant and Inspector at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home Vocational Teacher printing for the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home and Assistant Laundry Foreman at the Department of
The official bulletin from the Division in Columbus seeks qualified applicants for various public service roles including teacher, nurse, stenographer, clerk, and examiner. Positions span city and county service with requirements aligned to state civil service standards. Candidates must meet eligibility guidelines and apply through the division’s portal.
A head on collision four miles south of Canal in Columbus last night left Bartlett family members dead and others injured. Fab Bartlett 48 and his son 17 died. Raymond and a driver from Rutherford Cartage Company were among the injured. Mrs Rosella Bartle sustained leg injuries while Rita, 14, suffered further injuries.
Beantown Ba centers on Boston Brave pitcher Bob and Frask cher forming the hometown battery.
Elon Hogsett stands as the lone American to clock two consecutive time trials in a row, marking a standout sequence in the event. The report notes his achievement amid a field of competitors and highlights the rarity of back-to-back time records in this context.
A themed crossword clue set linking a commander in chief of a navy to a series of definitions. Includes answers for spatulate tool nachos, tides, decay, ocean, order, response, reverence, electric particle, sorrow, laughter, armor piece, vandal, grief, destiny, contradiction, and related vertical hints such as armadillo spear, Canada’s fish, church title, prefix evil, net weights, entrance containers, boy, squalid, neighborhood, and Beersheba foundation.
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