Athens Messenger and Herald printing company details
Historical masthead snippet lists Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co, Gordon K. Bush publisher, Charles H. Harris editor, regions served Athens Nelsonville Glouster Logan Pomery Middleport Coolville Gallpolis and surrounding communities. Old subscription rates shown: carrier 15 cents a week, mail 4.50 yearly, 2.80 for an abontee, 1.00 for ten weeks, 0.50 for four weeks, 0.25 for one week. Publication notes include affiliations and offices.
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Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
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Times Like These in American History
A sequence of historical quotes traces how hard times and financial crises shaped U S policy and industry from 1783 to 1933. It cites Benjamin Franklin Brutus Hastings Daniel Webster Lewis Case Cornelius Vanderbilt Hazen Pingree and economic shifts, including bank failures, unemployment, and recovery driven by investment, industry and confidence.
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Brutus B. Hastings
Michigan
Detroit
Daniel Webster
Europe
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Hazen Pingree
Coxey
Ohio
Washington
Dear Miss Dix Docket on the Unopened Pay Envelope
Dorothy Dix answers two questions about the man who brings home the unopened pay envelope and about a fiancée torn by a T B illness and a wealthy marriage proposal. She urges recognizing fathers as heroes and warns against marrying out of duty for money, noting climate is not a cure.
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Romeo
Juliet
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Dorothy
Lesa
Earth
Miss DIX
T. B
West
About Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
The article advises parents to set a regular schedule to teach self control in children. Consistent routines help a youngster distinguish obedience from disobedience by around age two, while living in predictable surroundings strengthens discipline. Real discipline starts with self-discipline in the caregiver.
Quill urged to help the poor not mine workers
A Letter to the Messenger editor questions Quill’s concern for poor relief and urges action to aid pennyless miners at Mine No. 6 and in other mines. The writer denounces politicians and laments labor conditions while recalling historic assassinations and public events.
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the Messenger
Blinking shark and saffron notes with tomorrow’s deflation
An OCR fragment discusses the blinking shark Carcharias Glaucus with a nictitating membrane and Blue Shark characteristics. It shifts to saffron from Crete cited by Homer, noting its precious history, propagation by corms, and a Germany burning punishment for adulteration. Tomorrow topic previews Bovine Deflation.
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Crete
Germany
Hospital Insurance Should Be Read Carefully
Dr. Morris Fishbein warns readers to scrutinize hospital insurance plans. He notes the surge of schemes amid costs debates and urges checking fine print for limits on coverage and stay, and for loopholes insurers use during financial strain.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Mygeia
Health Magazine
Handling a Child’s First Obedience Lessons in Distraction
A mother and adviser discuss gentle discipline for a toddler at the exploratory age. They note too many "no" remarks dull the impact, advise keeping objects out of reach, and recommend teaching one command at a time to build obedience while avoiding thwarted impulse.
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Harding
Garfield
McKinley
Dic
Lincoln
Delaware
Marylandington
England
Columbus
Experts Juggle Questions in Senate Finance and Banking Hearings
In Washington, observers note a chorus of financiers and experts called before the Senate Finance and Banking committees to explain how to save the country and why stock dealings failed. Notables like Owen D. Young and Melvin Traylor appear amid questions about Insull affairs as witnesses rotate between rooms.
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Senate Finance Committee
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Finance Committee
Samuel Sneall, Jr
Insull
Greece
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Radio Trust
Aluminium Trust
Mr. Schuette
Banking Committee
Schuette
Owen D. Young
Mr. Young
Senate
Charles G. Dawes
Melvin Traylor
Jackson Reynolds
New York First National Bank
Myron Taylor
U. S. Steel
Mr. Insull
Items of Interest Signers of Dependence
Half of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence were college bred 16 had classical educations 2 were tutored and 16 had little learning Three government departments say a frog can hop five times as far as a flea Marines sometimes rough with Sandinistas soldiers New Nicaraguan government has given each insurgent small farm
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Crossword Clue Assignment From Historical Page
A scrambled crossword style puzzle excerpt with numbered clues and partial answers references. The fragment lists multiple across and down hints including fuel in Ireland, river Welland, and biblical figures, but presents as garbled OCR text from a newspaper page.
A Civilized State Editor Letter Cites Florida Incident
A Messenger editor argues about freedoms and dangers in the United States citing a recent Florida occurrence. The letter reflects concerns about bootleggers and bandits within the nation.
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