Athens Messenger and Herald Nting Co Publication Details
The Athens Messenger appears as a Southeastern Ohio newspaper serving five counties with a circulation across Logan Pomeroy andCoolville areas. Publisher Frederick W., Gordon K. Bush, Charles H. Harris edit and manage. Subscriptions listed at 15 cents weekly, 60 cents in two months, or four weeks for unknown rates. Second class matter at Athens Post Office under 1918 act.
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Frederick W
Athens Messenger & Herald Nting CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harri
Ohio
Athens
Maiin Oale
Glass Declines Treasury Post Yet Shapes Senate Policy
The Virginia senator Carter Glass declines the secretaryship of the treasury. He argues the Senate gains more from his finance expertise than the cabinet role. he criticizes relief funding and invokes the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as counter to true reconstruction. His blunt stance frames Virginia’s voice on national fiscal policy.
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Carter Glass
Virginia
Treasury
The
Senate
Glass
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Giess
Congress
Glare
The Great Market Deluge Behind a Dam of Fear
A Midwestern study shows farm property needs run into billions and farmers ready to spend. The text argues unlocking credit and lifting the dam of fear would unleash demand, revive industry, and restore prosperity through higher purchasing power and investment.
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Apirnter
United States
Spot
Gigolo Association sparks dates for modern coeds
Dorothy Dix reports on a dispatch about the American Intercollegiate Association of Gigolos forming to supply escorts for social events. The plan promises tailored men for any occasion, letting women choose with confidence and freeing them from dependence on male luck for dances and games.
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Tom
Harry
Gigolo Association
American Intercollegiate Association of Gigolos
Dorothy DIX
About Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
An essay argues childhood is not the easiest time, detailing daily worries children face. It notes financial anxieties, peer taunts, unjust blame, and uneven encouragement, urging understanding of a child’s daily battles and the need for gentler guidance.
Eddie Brannick’s long Giants tenure at gates ends in view
Explanation of yesterday’s cartoon notes Ed Brannick’s 28 years with the New York Giants, unable to watch a full game from his post at the turnstiles or in the office. He rarely sees the action until the sixth or seventh inning. Tomorrow promises a one man smoke screen.
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Eddie Branick
Ed Brannick
New York Giants
Golf is too strenuous sport for victims of angina pectoris
Dr Morris Fishbein cites Fitz Hugh and Hamilton linking golf to death risk in angina patients. They urge stopping golf after an angina attack and warn of temptations to strenuous exertion during play. They compare continuing golf to eating candy after diabetes and stress factors like travel, sleep loss, and alcohol. Moderation in all things is advised.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Mygeia
The
Health Magazine
Fitzhugh and
Hamilton
John Hunter
Central School to form a parent teacher group
Athens public schools head Geoffrey Morgan says a central PTA will be organized following Sunnyside School’s success. Also noted are a Washington birthday party at Miss Mill’s home and plans for the Athens County Teachers Institute in August.
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Geoffrey Morgan
Athens Public Schools
Sunnyside
Gladys Partiow
Upai Mill
Miss Mill
West State Street
Helen
Grace Roush
Beulah Mills
Doris Cameron
Esther Kenney
Mabel Carr
Orville Reeves
Almon Edwards
Everett Shirley
George Fetch
Hamilton Oldfield
Erol Hummel
Howard Knox
Emmett Fierbaugh
Ernest Wise
Harold Harrison
Alex Root
Athens County Teachers’ Institute
Swift Action on Repeal Shocks National Capital
Washington observers note Congress rushed the repeal amendment through both houses with little debate. Wet forces gain hope that states will ratify quickly while drys lament a demoralized stance. Key figures include Senator Borah and Democratic Leader Robinson amid party maneuvering and constitutional questions.
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Washington
Congress
States
Mr. Roosevelt
Senator Borah
Idaho
Borah
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
John J. Raskob
Robinson
Garner
House
Teaders
Items of Interest on Gorillas Silkies and Negroes
Gorillas may reach six feet tall with an eight foot reach. Silkies have feathers white or black but always black skin. The text labels these creatures and peoples in a manner reflecting dated terminology.
Beer hearings spark railroad interest in traffic benefits
Testimony at the Washington beer hearings notes railroads would gain from beer as traffic, with the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railroad hearing about higher freight while wondering if bars will affect crews. Other pieces discuss social reform, the International Congress in Chicago, and concerns of farmers facing debt and price cuts.
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Washington
Owen T. Cull
Chicago
Milwaukee St. Paul
Pacific R. A
Ways and Means Committee
W. A. Evans
The
Tribune
National Council] of Women
International Congress
Congress
United States
T. A. Copeland
Athens
The Farm Problem
A Rural New Yorker request to Farmer readers discusses farm slump causes in New York. It cites Lincoln on debt and argues middlemen dominate farm markets, with costs rising about 50 percent since before the war and government protection amplifying skewed distribution hindering farmers.
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the Messenger
New York
New Yorker
Lincoln
Inauguration Days and Related Clues Interpreted
A fragmented puzzle style listing various clues and partial phrases. It references historical terms, measurements, legal phrases, and cryptic definitions across categories such as politics, music, botany, and law, with scattered garbled entries and questions about constitutional amendments.
First English Submarine of 1629 and Miscellaneous Text
The passage notes that the first submarine was built in England in 1629 with a wooden shell covered in leather and rowed by 12 oars. It also mentions cleaners for painted woodwork, light metals floating on water, shark fin gelatin in China, and the Romans introducing the bagpipe to Scotland.
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England
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