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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
4
The snippet cites The Athens Messenger with references to Frederick W. and 1896 publication details. It lists distribution figures, geographic reach across Ohio counties, and mentions standard newspaper identifiers such as circulation, post office filing, and carrier rates.
A portrait of Calvin Coolidge highlighting his frugality honesty and steady approach. From Vermont hills to Massachusetts law and national office he earned public trust through plain living careful budgeting and reserved public demeanor.
A reflection on forecasting human evolution a half a billion years ahead. The piece argues prophecy is impractical as people focus on immediate concerns like income, taxes, and dental care, insisting we must live in the present and handle tomorrow later.
The Twentieth Century Fund of New York reports that foundations give little to economics research while other fields receive support. Director Evans Clark warns that amid a deep economic crisis, philanthropy should actively address causes of social difficulties rather than muddle through.
Figures by Prof. William F. Ogburn show the average family has three or four members and a $5,000 home, paying about $27 monthly rent if rented. One in eight lives in an apartment and one in three has more than one wage earner.
The tourist industry in France plunges to the half million mark, far below the 4,000,000 foreign visitors a year before the World War, signaling a sharp postwar decline in international travel arrivals.
Dorothy Dix counsels Lou to respect a prior marriage agreement and endure living with the mother in law. She argues that joint households breed jealousy and loss of purpose for both women, urging acceptance and graciousness while noting the mother in law can be a useful ally when needed.
In a crowded household Alan struggles to study as siblings, parents, a dog, and even the telephone create a wall of silence. He moves to a quiet upstairs setup, but the pressure of noise-free study and the need for a private space remains a central theme.
Approximately two score charges were to be investigated by the January grand jury of the Athens County Common Pleas Court. More than 110 witnesses had been subpoenaed by Prosecuting Attorney R. W. Finsterwald.
Twenty years ago today Arthur Moler, visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moler, left for New York City to continue his studies. Beginning Monday January 15 local union barber shops announced a price change for services.
Details from yesterday's cartoon exposition reveal remarkable figures unveiled at the National Business Show held at the Stevens Hotel in Chicago on November 13 1929. Tomorrow features "An Astounding Record of Speech."
Dr Morris Fishbein notes mumps can spread to sex glands causing possible infertility in adults, with higher risk in grown-ups and fever accompanying the complication. Limited treatment exists beyond supportive care. historical aside mentions a fifteen cent neck shave and local travels of Mrs Woodworth and Miss Palmer.
The article notes careful physician attention to mumps to avoid pus infections in ear and genital glands. It cites rarity of secondary infections, typical mild course, and 1918 army fatalities of 72 from over 48 000 cases. It stresses three weeks observation after recovery to prevent complications.
Under favorable conditions an airplane can be seen from ten thousand to fifteen thousand feet. About a quarter of automobiles bought are paid for with cash. Denmark is noted for having the world’s most highly organized agricultural industry.
A political premier was removed following scrutiny of wartime debt policy. The resignation paves the way for a new leadership amid economic strain. Community leaders call for stability and clear policy direction.
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