The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co Ad Rates Note
The Athens Messenger details weekday publication with Sunday edition, offices in Athens Ohio, and advertising rates by carrier and mail. Subscription prices list weekly and yearly options and mailing terms for Obio. The notice lists publishers Gordon K Bush Charles H Harris and several associations and offices in Cincinnati Chicago New York Detroit.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
National
John W. Cullen Company
South Ave
Chicago
Fifth Ave
New York
General Midh. Motors
Detroit
A Thought For Today Quote Reflections
A daily devotional note cites St. Mark verse about watchfulness and prayer. It adds a George Eliot quip about temptation and opportunity, linking spiritual readiness with human weakness for readers.
Home life blamed for college student conduct and leadership skills
Executives at major universities say many student problems stem from home upbringing. They note grown children mirror parental habits of courtesy, independence, thrift, and snobbery, stressing the need for leadership training beyond the student years to address college life challenges.
Better Parents Bulletin Aims for School Home Cooperation
The Ohio State Department of Education issues two bulletins, the Better Schools Bulletin and the Better Parents Bulletin. Both emphasize that schools and homes are key in shaping future citizens. Parents should stay informed about school methods and changes, and only criticize after understanding the reasons.
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Ohio State Department of Education
Better Parents
When Home and School Work Together for Child Care
The passage urges immediate teacher parent dialogue about a child’s behavior. It notes home emotional reactions can transfer to school and vice versa, and encourages mutual learning between parents and teachers to correct attitudes and methods. Schools and homes share the goal of raising useful, happy members of society.
Election Travel Echoes Across Southeast Ohio
The piece reflects on long standing political campaigning in Southeast Ohio with motor cars replacing slow travel. It notes primaries in August and general elections in November for county, state, and district offices, highlighting citizen control and resistance to centralized government.
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Ohio
Athens County
Irony as Soviet Orders Save Midwestern Factory Hub
In late 1929 a large midwestern manufacturing city faced a lean period as auto industry purchases fell. A surprising boost came from Soviet Russia placing orders for millions of dollars worth factory equipment, keeping local industries from shutting down.
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Russia
Middle West
Ders
Soviet Russia
Acidosis and Body Alkalinity Advice From Dr Fran
Dr Fran writes on acidosis not as a disease but as lowered blood alkalinity. He describes how buffers, kidneys, lungs, and skin regulate acidity and explains sodium bicarbonate use, urine reaction, and ammonia changes, noting complications with kidney disorders. The column ends with reader questions on child speech delay, plastic surgery risks, and bedtime milk for insomnia.
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H. R
Spanish Flavor In Manhattan Arts Scene Draws Crowds
New York reports a wave of Spanish themed entertainment this winter with L Argentina Segovia Iturbi Aguilar Lute Quartet Madrid and Raquel Meller drawing swanky crowds at concert rooms and Carnegie Hall as box offices show strong receipts. The writer notes such tastes rise and fall and recalls a previous wave of Russian acts that year.
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New York
Manhattan
L’argentina
Segovia
Iturbi
Carnegie Hall
Madrid
Tine Meller
Raquel
Chauve Souris
Modest Star Laye Quietly Graces Broadway Scene
Condon born star Gal Laye has energized Broadway since winter with restrained glamour. She avoids public fanfare, delaying kerbside promotion of her name while performing in Bitter Sweet. She rents an upper Fifth Avenue apartment and walks in Central Park, keeping a low profile.
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Gal
Condon
Laye
Manhattan
Upper Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Northrop Aircraft Division of United Aircraft
Northrop Aircraft Division of United Aircraft is described in the clipping as a key unit within the larger company, detailing its role, activities, and industry standing in aviation history.
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Northrop Air Corporation Division
United Aircraft
Notable socialite seen at morning park routines
A columnist notes a social figure frequenting breakfast hours at the park reservoir wearing a leather sport coat. She attends a few late-night events and declines many social invitations from an exuberant circle.
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Park Reservoir
Swallow-tail Coats Return. Jazz Fades at Dinner
Albert Stevens Crockett notes a fashion shift as swallow-tail coats reappear and tuxedos wane in informal settings. He observes calmer dining atmospheres with guests conversing rather than loud jazz, signaling a change in social dress and ambiance.
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Albert Stevens Crockett
St. Regis
Northrop All-Wing Plane Promises Speed Gain
Engineers describe the Northrop All-Wing as a flying metal wing free from parasite wind resistance of struts. They estimate that with similar horsepower the speed could increase by about 25 percent.
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Northrop
Young MacDonald Leaves LA for Washington by Air
The son of the British prime minister departs Los Angeles tomorrow for Washington, D. C., traveling by airplane to set a example. He notes American conditions and modestly says he is only somebody's son, contrasting with those who claim to be the son of SOMEBODY.
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MR. MacDonald
Los Angeles
Washington, D. C
MacDonald
Ogden L Mills Advocates U S Treasury Prosperity
The text presents Ogden L Mills as assistant secretary of the United States Treasury who argues that the nation enjoys genuine prosperity by achieving more of life’s good things for its people than any other. It reflects a promotional, optimistic view of economic success.
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Ogden L. Mills
United States Treasury
United States Consumes Large Share Of World Resources
The speaker notes that the United States, with 7 percent of world population, consumes large share of coffee tin rubber sugar silk coal pig iron copper and petroleum. He cites auto ownership numbers around 1929 reaching over 24 million in the United States and questions whether the World Court may deem this excessive.
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United States
Mr. Mills
World Court
Missionaries Visit Batavia Red Man Chief Red Jacket Speaks
The text recounts long ago Christian missionaries arriving in Batavia New York to convert the Red Men. Chief Red Jacket, revered at Buffalo park bronze statue, listens to the tale of the Crucifixion and questions collective guilt. He remarks if the God had come to them they would have offered a wigwam and kindness, and to not blame Indigenous people for white actions.
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Batavia
N. Y
Red Jacket
Buffalo Park
Chief Big Spring Remembered for Generous Deeds
The obituary notes Chief Big Spring of Glacier National Park Reservation as a once wealthy and kind Indian who during the 1919 20 harsh winters killed his cattle and shared beef with starving tribal members and gave horses to the needy. He died poor and is praised for his generosity with a hopeful afterlife.
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Chief Big Spring
Glacier National Park Reservation
Big Spring
Angel Gabriel
Mississippi Builds 60 Mile Double Barbed Fence
Mississippi constructs a double row barbed wire barrier spanning 60 miles with two parallel fences set fifteen feet apart, highlighting a public works effort amid debate over fencing policies and land use.
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Texas
Mississippi
Philosophical fable on ticks and human striving
A reflective anecdote contrasts a slow eight legged tick with a human life. The tick cannot cross a fence to reach cattle as it crawls at a pace so slow it would take a year to move ten feet. The imagined man lives about eighty years yet progresses only a few inches intellectually and dies wondering.
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Mississippi
Chinese Famine Crisis Report Warns of Mass Death
A stark China famine forecast predicts thousands dying daily from cold and starvation with millions facing certain death unless aid arrives. The report labels famine as dire and urges international intervention to prevent total collapse of sustenance and basic living conditions.
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China
L I E F Fund Support Highlighted
A Western China news tone contrasts with distant Mars like coverage, noting generous contributions to a relief effort in a reflection on media perception and importance.
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Lief Fund
China
Mars
Daily study in correct English teaches precise word use
A period lesson highlights common errors in usage and pronunciation. It urges mastering one word daily, here the term perilous meaning dangerous and risky through example of a perilous situation.
Snow disrupts travel across Athens County and state
Heavy snowfall causes travel hardship statewide with effects felt beyond Athens County. Mrs. O M Lovell of Amesville visits family and returns home. A Knightly weekend double header at Hancock is noted with Logan. Chamber of Commerce luncheon features Dr. E R Shaffer of the state health department.
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Athens County
Hancock
Logan
Athens High
Chamber of Commerce
E. R. Shaffer
Columbus
State Health Department
Worsteds and related questions from library schooling to rings
A quiz style page covers worsted wool, dry versus wet snow, library school standards, origin of a quotation, early U.S. shoemakers, presidential pistols, cock fighting legality, and ring order in engagements and weddings.
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P. T
J. OS
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Thomas Beard
Isaac Rickman
Salem
Mass
Philip Kertland
Lynn
Filipinos Push for Independence Amid Mixed U S Support
In a Washington column, Dr Hilario Moncado, head of the Filipino Federation of America, argues for Philippine independence. He cites high Filipino immigration to the U S, labor tensions, sugar and tobacco interests, and the Ku Klux Klan’s unusual backing as factors shaping the push toward self rule.
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Hilario Camino Moncado
Los Angeles
Filipino Federation of America
United States
Moncado
Hoover
California
Islands
Rawaili
Far West
American Federation of Labor
Philippines
Ku Kluys Klan
Bacco
Independence Debate Divides Filipinos at Convention
The speaker notes that immediate independence is widely desired among Filipinos in wartime. In Congress two bills, the King bill and the Vandenberg bill, split support. Dr. Moneaé backs the King bill for immediate independence, while the Vandenberg proposal would gradually grant freedom and raise tariffs over a decade.
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Congress
Moneaé
Word Puzzle Clues and an Evening of Brain Teasers
Yesterday’s grid clues weave a complex crossword with horizontal and vertical entries. The list includes weights and actions, animal names, colors, and common words, with scattered garbled remnants and partial solutions from a framed puzzle page.
Miss Crippen Heads to Columbus for Week With Aunt
Miss Helen Crippen travels to Columbus to stay a week with her aunt Mrs Harry Elliott and visit relatives.
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Helen Crippen
Columbus
Mra Harry Elliott
Woman's Equal Suffrage Club Meets Monday
The Woman's Equal Suffrage Club will meet with Mrs. H. N. Hobson Monday afternoon at three o'clock.
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Woman's Equal Suffrage Club
8. N. Hobson
Three Levlock
McVays Return From Columbus Visit
Dr and Mrs F P McVay arrived home last evening after a several days visit in Columbus with their son and daughter in law attorney and Mrs Don McVay.
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F. P. McVay
Columbus
Don McVay
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Meeting Tonight
The alumnae of Pi Beta Phi sorority will meet this evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Roe Zenner on West State Street.
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Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Roe Zenner
West State Street
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Athens
Afkmens
Nelsonville
Glousgterlogan
Pomeroux
Middleport
Cuolville
American Newspaper Publishers Assoutalen
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Inland Daily Press Association
The
United In Associations
Athens Post Office
George Eliot
Atange
Lumpao Tina
Laye Ames
Dels
Australia
George Retravls
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Fran
John Hix
Sid
Evelyn Laye
Blond
Arthur Brisbane
King Features Incorporated
Wol Gordon
O. M. Lovell
Amesville
S. N. Hobson
E. R. Lash, Jr
Rees
Free Information Bureau
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederick Haskin
Association of American Library Schools
Library Training Schools
Garfield
Wagsington
D. C
McKinley
Buffalo
T Dent
Rodney Dutcher Messenger
Washington
Rey
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