Athens Messenger: Rota 1 Frederick W Bush publication details
The Athens Messenger announces publication norms and staff roles for the paper serving Athens and surrounding southeastern Ohio counties. It lists the publisher Gordon K Bush the general manager Charles H Harris the managing editor and mentions advertising and subscription rates.
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Rota
Frederick W. Bush
Leir
Messenge Inting CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
Be It Resolved Miss Lena Phillipe Urges Action by Women
Miss Lena Madesin Phillipe president of the National Council of Women told a New York convention of women's clubs that resolutions alone do not bring reform. She urged women to back city hall calls with hard work and focus on fundamentals for civic progress.
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Lena Madesin Phillipe
National Council of Women
New York
Phillips
Suing a Crooner in Louisville Case Draws Theater Attention
A Louisville lawsuit has a woman suing a vaudeville crooner for 10000 claiming humiliation during a show. The entertainer walked into the audience singling out her for ridicule causing embarrassment and health effects. The piece notes such audience tests are common nuisances in theaters.
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Louisville, Ky
Radio’s In Roads Questioned As Readers Hold Fast
A study tracks newspaper circulations from October 1930 to October 1932 amid rising radio news use. Morning circ from 34,434,257 in 1930 to 14,204,245 in 1923 shows a data issue. evening and Sunday figures show mixed trends but overall reader loyalty remains strong. The piece questions when radio will displace newspapers as news sources.
Cheap Money and Inflation a Historical Perspective
The piece traces inflation fears from Napoleonic wars to the Civil War and World War I, noting how governments funded deficits with money issuance. It contrasts past forced inflation with current proposals, arguing voluntary debasement is a novel, untested experiment that could spur activity but risks harming thrift and value.
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Continental Congress
Dear Miss Dix Test of Family Duty and Visitations
In a letter Dorothy Dix notes a wife faces conflict between visiting her elderly father and pleasing her husband. The writer, married fifteen years, respects her husband yet visits once a week after domestic duties, while her father is alive and mother long dead. She asks if visiting her dad is wrong.
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Miss DIX
Bobby
Daisy
Jim
Doctor Smith
Keey Kili AL
The Riot Act to in laws and the family bonds
Dorothy Dix argues against a husband pressuring his wife to abandon family ties for his own. She says loyalty to parents and siblings is essential and that demanding denial is a moral crime. She urges wives to defy unreasonable control and protect lifelong affections.
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Dorothy DIX
About Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton
The essay argues fathers face a hard role as providers and emotional anchors. It contrasts maternal dominance of comfort with a father’s weary, often unrewarded efforts. It calls for defending and supporting the modern father feeling pressure from work, finances, and societal ideals.
Jezreelaes Follower Seeks Christ Return in 2000 Prophecy
Fragmentary text references a group called Jezreelaes and a prophecy that Christ would return to Earth in the year 2000. The passage hints at ongoing belief among followers and a hotel setting associated with the movement.
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Christ
Earth
Wagner and the number thirteen in history and myth
A compact note surveys Wagner lore linking thirteen to his life and works, counting names, dates, and events. It also mentions a Greece note on forenoon time and trivia about Australia's dingo heritage and barking, then hints at a forthcoming record speech.
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Wagner
Franz von Liszt
Cosima Wagner
Johanna Wagner
Australia
Sleeping Habits of Child Can Be Regulated by the Parent
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains that early good sleep habits persist but vary by child. Regular bedtimes and pleasant attitudes toward sleep help. avoid frightening or exciting bedtime media. infants should sleep in a room by themselves yet not in total isolation of daily life.
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Morris Fishbein
Valentine party hosted by Junior League at 93 Second Street
Members of the Junior League of the M. B. Church gathered for a Valentine party at Mrs. D. L. Jones residence, 93 Second Street, with a list of attendees. A separate note mentions a St Valentine’s celebration dance at the Athens Country Club. Mrs. E. B. Bryan traveled to East Orange New York to visit her daughter and planned to see her son in Pelham Manor.
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Junior League of the
M. B. Church
D. L. Jones
Second Street
Norma Brown
Lucile Jones
Wanda Elliott
Dale Entwistle
Charlies Carter
Carol Carter
Alice Carter
Isabelle Kerns
Charlies Kerns
Mary Lou Fulton
Bobby Campbell
Cathryn Campbell
Dorothy Radford
Edna Ruth Guess
Ernest Campbell
Mildred Landis
Frederick Landis
Bertine Sidders
Robert Sidders
Dorothy Jinks
Edna Tribe
Hazel Tribe
Elizabeth Ailshire
Wands Ailstire
Billy Orr
Pauline Orr
Winifred Jones
Athens Country Club
E. B. Bryan
East Orange
N. Y
Chester W. Sater
Twenty Years Ago Reflections and Local Club Meetings
Twenty years ago Professor H R Pierce returned from Hampton Iowa. Mrs Pierce and son Raymond stayed with her father Mr Spencer. Miss Helen Allom visited relatives in Sidney and Columbus. Busy People's Reading Club discussed Social Progress In Contemporary Europe. Melissa Wright spoke on The Frenchman and His Earnings. Daisy Needle Club met at Park Place with Emmett Keenan. A reflective note laments a father’s treatment of his offspring and urges effort to maintain love and respect.
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H. R. Pierce
Hampton
Iowa
Helen Allom
Don Coultrap
Sidney
Robert Bishop
Columbus
Busy People’s Reading Club
P. G Dowler
Europe
Melissa Wright
The
Daisy Needle Club
Emmett Keenan
Park Place
Congress Pages Lighter Moments in the Record
The Congressional Record yields occasional laughs as members prune quotes for public morals while leaving in bold lines. Senators Tydings Bailey Blanton and Smith surface as the piece mocks clipped language and old tariff battles in a 1930s haze.
Items of Interest in Crane County Texas Population Note
Crane County Texas has the smallest population of any US county. British people refer to the earth worm as a dew worm.
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Crane County
Texas
United States
More Good Than Bad in Germs and Ferns Referenced
A compact item notes that out of 2000 germ varieties about 100 are harmful while 1900 varieties support life. It also mentions the lady fern as Queen of Ferns and Keats writing an ode to a nightingale quickly.
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Ferns
Keats
Letter from a teacher on pay and cost of living in Ohio
A reader letter discusses financial stress among Ohio teachers and locals in Glouster. The writer asks broad minded citizens to inquire at local stores and creditors about rising living costs and unpaid bills.
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Quill
Mort Plan
de Long
Ohio
Glouster
Jane P
Motor Car Factory Strike Ended Today
Detroit February 14 The Hudson Motor Car Company body plant strike ended as 3000 workers returned to work. Company officials said all strikers who demanded higher wages and union recognition are back, with bodies now produced for the main plant. The main plant reopened and 3000 additional workers were recalled. Pickets were abandoned after a weekend meeting.
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Detroit
U.R
Hudson Motor Car Company
George Washington and a Cactaceous Mexican Plant Puzzle
A fragmented word puzzle lists clues about George Washington as a young professional and various definitions. It mixes references to plants, anatomy, furniture, and numbers with scattered vertical hints, creating a mosaic of crossword like entries.
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George Washington
Plans for Breweries in Eastern Cities
Herbert L. Noll president of New Amsterdam Brewing announces plans for new Washington and Baltimore breweries financed by local capitals but operated by New Amsterdam. Plants to begin operation before January 1, 1934 if Congress legalizes beer.
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New York
U.P
Washington
Baltimore
Herbert L. Noll
New Amsterdam Brewing Company
Noll
New Amsterdam Company
Congress
Noble County Farmer Held in Shooting
Marietta February 14. Fred Sullivan 22 of East Union Noble County is hospitalized with gunshot wounds. Walter Crum Noble County farmer is jailed at Caldwell charged with the shooting. Sheriff McKee at Caldwell says Crum ordered Sullivan from the house after objecting to Sullivan's attention to Crum's sister. As Sullivan walked away Crum fired.
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Marietta
U.R
Fred Sullivan
East Union
Noble County
Walter Crum
Caldwell
McKee
Crum
Sullivan
Pageant Boat Ridicules Dutch Leader in Canal Protest
A small boat labeled De Zeven Provincien sailed Dutch canals with a makeshift pageant mocking officials. Occupants included a figure dressed as the Dutch premier and others with props, amid Socialist protest over the bombing of a mutinous crew on the warship in the East Indies that killed 22.
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Amsterdam
Holland
U.R
de Zeven Provincien
Henrick Colijn
East Indies
Gas Route personal crisis reports Hard on Pail
New York on February 1 authorities report a self inflicted gas explosion killed Sterling Nelson. He turned off the pilot light and hours later his apartment ignited in a fatal blast. Elizabeth Bates Yolok death by own action mirrors the prior case in November 1991.
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New York
Sterling Nelson
Sion
Sutten Borhood
Nelson
Elizabeth Bates Yolok
Rubber bathing suits spark speculation among Miami sportsmen
Report notes the rise of white rubber bathing suits among swimmers and spectators in Miami. Observers argue these suits may affect dives and performances, while fashion focus centers on Georgia Coleman at the Miami Biltmore with a gold-edged crepe dress and white belt.
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Miami
Fia
Sipes
Georgia Coleman
Miami Biltmore
Notable Nativity: Brich Opera on Civic Rise
The piece outlines planetary lunar and mutual aspects likely to spur activity in publishing, promotion and vested interests. It cautions against small missteps, urges ambitious pursuit of advancement, and notes possible scrutiny for those in power or with aging tenure.
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