The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger lists Frederick W. Bush as publisher 1896 to 1999 and Gordon K. Bush as publisher emeritus. It notes association with national and Ohio press groups, circulation audits, and United Press representation. Subscription rates include 15 cents weekly and ten weeks for local areas, with extra postage in other zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Bush
the Athens SesstNor
Hiraid Pauyrisa Co
Gordon K. Bush
Onasios H. "Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Street List
Buresa
Onin Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
John W. Casten
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Wyreien
Anniversary Thoughts on Lincoln Jackson Day Dinners
The author critiques politicized reverence for Lincoln and Jackson, urging Democrats and voters to value democracy over self serving goals. They warn that efficient government requires respect for rights across society and caution against pressure groups, prejudice, and vote driven abuse of public funds. Lincoln and Jackson are praised as practical, principled figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Jackson
Germany
Hitler
Stalin
Ohio to Publish State Touring Guide for Buckeye State
The Ohio department of highways plans a touring guide to highlight local celebrations stock shows fairs and recreation spots from lakes to rivers and borders to attract visitors and educate residents about Ohio resources. Southeastern communities should be represented in the guide to promote regional sights and savings on vacation funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Department of Highways
Pennsylvania
Indiana
State Highway Department
Muskingum
Buckeye
No More Reds Civil Liberties Union Bars Anti Democratic Members
The American Civil Liberties Union votes to bar members from groups with anti democratic aims, drawing praise from many Americans while condemning Stalinist and Hitlerist factions. The piece also notes ongoing congressional budget cuts and persistent deficits.
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The
American Civil Liberties Union
Civil Liberties Union
Lincoln to Hoover shift in unemployment role in America
In a Lincoln Day address Bruce Barton and a separate speech by Herbert Hoover frame a transition from private to public responsibility for employment. The piece traces how unemployment moved from individual burden to national policy, noting Roosevelts and Hoovers differing methods and rising public concern by 1930s.
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Washington
Buffalo
Bruce Barton
Omaha
Herbert Hoover
United States
America
Lincoln
Mr. Hoover
Roosevelt
Senate
Washington Scene Reveals Farley McNutt Dinner Amid Policy Talks
Bruce Catton notes a private dinner between Postmaster General Farley and Federal Security Administrator McNutt despite rumors of enmity. The piece discusses the food stamp program, shifts to cotton goods, and ongoing congressional actions with FSCC funding extending to end of fiscal year.
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Washington
Farley
McNutt
Messrs
Frank McHale
Democratic National Committee
Jackson
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
FSCC
Congress
He Likes Horses Dr Hasson Keeps Using Horse and Buggy
Dr John Edmund Hasson of Bath New York continues daily rounds by horse and buggy saying he loves horses and will follow his inclinations for the rest of his days. He ignores neighbors auto and bonnet showing personal resolve to live his life his way regardless of progress.
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John Edmund Hasson
Bath
N. Y
Hassan
Joneses
Dimes Editor Appeals for Economic Recovery
A letter from T. A. Spencer of Logan, R. D. 1, Feb. 8 urges restoring dimes to the public pocket to spark recovery. He critiques WPA pay, unemployment, aging workers, and war fears while calling for defense prep without starvations and a balanced budget funded by fair wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Roger Babson
WPA
Uncle Sam
Echoe
Mr. Wilson
Babson Institute
Ralph
Wilson
T. A. Spencer
Logan
R. D
Questions and Answers on Dictaphones Immigrants and Figures
A newspaper Q and A list covers dictaphone versus dictograph use in business, hair of apes, Old-Age insurance tax staying at 1 percent to 1943, endurance records in 1939 by a Cub two seater, Mussolini fascism origins, Jefferson immigration stance, and ages of Major Bowes Henry Burr and Uncle Ezra with details and dates.
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Clyde Schlieper
Wes Carroll
Mussolini
Lausanne
Switzerland
Vilfredo Pareto
Pareto
Peter M. Riccio
Columbia University Press
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Major Bowes
Henry Burr
Uncle Ezra
A. Bowes
Burr
Patrick J. Barrett
Ezra
Pom Er oy Church of Christ Under Roof in Spring
Ten years ago the Pom eroy Church of Christ building was under roof and slated for completion by late spring. Miller Brothers opened a new wallpaper and interior shop in Violet Flats Athens. Martha Jane Daggett died at her daughter-in-law’s home 36 N High St. Three Stewart 4 H Club members won prizes at the potato show during Farm Week in Columbus.
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Pomeroy Church
Miller Brothers
Violet Flats
Athens
Martha Jane Daggett
Inlaw
W. V. Daggett
N. High St
Stewart 4-H Club
Columbus
Howard Starlin
Ervin Merrick
Ruthanna Merrick
Birthday Party for Mrs Jewell and Local Basketball Scene
Twenty years ago Mr and Mrs John Jewell of Race Street hosted a birthday party for Mrs Jewell. Futures church basketball team featured Mut Wyckoff Algeo Carmichael twins Morgan. East Side team lost to Futures with Daily Clark Foley Smith Kinsel Barnes. Frank Johnson son in law of Prof Truedley YMCA worker near Aintar Syria was murdered by the Turks. Mrs Jennie O Dell and Mrs E B Morrison chaperoned Pi Beta Phi dance at Masonic Temple. Out of town guests included Lucille Nazoe Catherine Tucker Hilah Vorhees Bonnie Schoof Marie Dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Frank Johnson
Frederick ‘Truedley
Y.M.C.A
Aintar
Syria
Jennie O’dell
E. B. Morrison
Masonic Temple
Lucille Nazoe
Ironton
Catherine Tucker
Louisville
Hilah Vorhees
Columbus
Bonnie Schoof
Marie Dressing
Canton
The Captain’s Daughter Continues Amid Family Turmoil
Mike returns to the waterfront saga as Dan and Katie’s evening unfolds with a drunken scene. Dan confesses fault while Mrs. Donovan veers between scandal and concern, and Ling and Susette scramble to restore order as plans for a Plaza dinner with Lynda Martin loom. Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Donovan
Ling
Henry
Mrs. Donovan
Donovan
Messah Dan
Dan
Susette
Dan Donovan
Mike
Suzette
Katie
Health Hints and Diet Health Hints and Diet
A historical overview traces syphilis treatment from mercury to Paul Ehrlichs arsphenamine the 606 drug era and subsequent refinements. It notes immediate action, reduced spread, and the importance of prompt treatment while listing modern drugs used against the disease. A final stray line mentions a Portand Oregon city law banning pigs from staying over three days.
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Paul Ehrlich
United States
Germany
Ehrlich
Hata
Mediicine
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Hoover
RFC
Gallup
Landon
Bruce Catton
House
Wallace
Elliott
John Jewell
Race St
Mrs. Jewell
By Galbraith
NEA Service. Inc
T. ML
Helen Worden
NEA Service
Marie LA Porte
Marie
Tommy Ryan
Lynda Martin
Baptiste LA Porte
Bat
Tommy
Chapter
Dane
Dan Seoeed
DR. Morris Fishbein
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