Athens Messenger notice and rates from 1896 issue
Publication details for The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. include publisher Frederick W. Bush and editor Charles H. Barris. It serves Athens area with five counties in Southeastern Ohio, lists subscribers and offices, and shows old subscription rates and mailing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Bush
Peblisher
Athens “Messenger & Herald Printing Co
K. Bush
Peblsher
Charles H. Barris
Ohio
The Family's Food Bill From Clemson Experts
Clemson College researchers estimate a two adult three child family uses a large annual food total including 100 chickens 1456 quarts of milk 2000 eggs 260 pounds of butter 60 pounds of fresh meat 174 pounds leafy vegetables 24 pounds fresh tomatoes 65 heads lettuce 108 quarts canned tomatoes 303 pounds other fresh vegetables 130 pounds canned vegetables 10 bushels potatoes 20 bushels wheat 10 bushels corn 12 bushels fresh fruit and 180 quarts canned fruit. The tally highlights the gap between ideal dietary needs and what unemployed households obtain.
Rough and Ready Trail Blazers Return to North Woods Lore
A northern Minnesota town recalls the old-time lumberjack spirit as mood and memories pull the modern era back toward camps and rugged tradition. The piece reflects on the fierce, fearless workers who built the region and left a turbulent cultural imprint.
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Minnesota
We Are Still Topheavy and Faces Economic Reckoning
The article argues America remains strong despite global gloom. It notes war tax burdens, tariff walls, and deflated dollars while praising homes, mines, factories, and land. It calls for cutting government overhead and restoring balance to ensure recovery and employment.
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Russia
America
Insull as Symbol of Financial Boom and Bust
The Greek court decision relieves Insull from returning to America for trial unless he wishes. He gambled on luck and high finance, hurting many, but he may not deserve outright felon status. He was a symbol of broader system failures and many like him existed then and now, with no strong public demand for drastic action.
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Samuel Insull
America
Insull
Insul
Firet
Dear Miss Dix on breaking off an undesirable match
Dorothy Dix recounts cases where parents gently steer children away from ill fated loves by exposure to harsh realities. Examples include daughters warned about drink, lack of work, or stingy finances, leading to disinterest and breakup without open confrontation.
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Miss DIX
Why don't you go out and skate Louis
Olive Roberts Barton contrasts a boy Louis who resists skating with rival Earl Ferris who learned through steady practice. The story weighs parental pressure and child ambition, and hints at a broader critique of reckless business schemes like holding companies and stock pyramids through a reflective digression.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Louis
Joe
Earl Ferris
Earl
Blue Falls
Remarkable baby can say Mother thrice at birth
A Mason City Iowa baby Eleutheros Zoutes uttered three times the word Mother at birth amid claimed telepathic contact with the mother. Born September 1922 at Mercy Hospital to Mr and Mrs Peter Zoutes now of Florida. Doctors and nurses witnessed the event. tomorrow features The Female Dean of Life Savers.
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Eleutheros Zoutes
Mercy Hos
Tetanus Facts: Germs, Wounds, and Prevention History
The article explains tetanus origins from ancient times to 19th century discoveries. It notes the germ causes toxin spread via lymphatics, deep wounds as primary risk, and that mortality in the U S runs about 1000 to 1300 yearly, with declines due to better prevention and fewer horses.
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Hippocrates
Horses
United States
Higgins Returns From Dayton Visit With Family
Mrs. J. M. Higgins came home after spending holidays with her son and daughter-in-law Dr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Farmer in Dayton. Mr. J. E. Bush of Duchess Manufacturing Co. in Poughkeepsie N Y was a guest at the F W Bush home in the city.
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Mrs. C
J. M. Higgins
Dayton
Alfred G. Farmer
J. E. Bush
Duchess Manufacturing Company
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
F. W. Bush
Waters of Hocking River recede after cold spell threat
A historical note recalls the Hocking River flood threat easing as cold weather arrives. It mentions J A Fuller of Bell Telephone Company in Albany on business and reflects on encouraging children, especially with activities like skating, through cooperative guidance rather than pressure.
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Hocking River
J. A. Fuller
Bell Telephone Company
Albany
Uncle Sam Urged To Take Part In Economic Debate
Washington commentary weighs government and private business efficiency amid Muscle Shoals dispute. Analysts including William F. Schilling Judge George W. Anderson Isador Lubin and David Lawrence argue government handling may cost less and deliver steadier results than private firms. They note large deficits, long term investments, and public works as factors shaping policy.
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Rodney Ditcher
Washington
Roosevelt
Norris
Muscle Shoals
Committee On Social Trends
Standard Statistics Company
Schilling
Farm Board
George W. Anderson
Federal Bench
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
U. S. District Attorny
The
Atlantic Monthly
Isador Lubin
Brookings Institution
Treasury
Lubin
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Land Bank Capital
David Lawrence
United States
Army
Navy
No clear article headline available
Fragmentary items mention attic hiding, tinted ice in skating rinks, and Florence with art in Lialy. The readable text lacks a coherent event, person, or organization to anchor a proper news summary.
Glorifying Your Hair Care Routine For Youthful Shine
A compact guide urges daily hair brushing with a long bristle brush to remove dirt and stimulate circulation. It stresses cleansing, keeping the brush clean, and practicing scalp finger techniques for vibrant, attractive hair and a ready-for-any-style appearance.
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Poete
Moon
Moving picture at school house features millionaire policeman
Torch Harold Rainey presented a moving picture at the school house on Thursday evening to a good attendance. The show titled A Millionaire Policeman drew interest as Mr and Mrs Oren Bailey and infant daughter recently returned to Anderson Indiana to reside for a time.
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Harold Rainey
Oren Bailey
Anderson
Ind
Orpha Robi
Thomas Dunfee
Local Officials Attend February Meetings Amid Holiday Break
In February, Jones as vice president and Bean as secretary with assistants Mrs. Rey and Mrs. Freq uier plus Rowena Nixon led a session with Floyd Richards. Misses Ruth Basim Blackburn attended as part of the group, returning to school after Christmas Vacation.
Mothers Guide Diets For Cold Ailments In Children
A historical health note outlines dietary steps for children with colds, noting when a fever is present a liquid diet of clear soups, milk, fruits, and eggs is advised. When afebrile, a light easily digested diet with vegetables and fruit is recommended, avoiding cough-aggravating foods and emphasizing fats and protein for growth.
Nine year old girl fractures arm in roller skating accident
The nine daughter of Mr and Mrs Mahne of North Springfield suffered a fractured arm Thursday after falling on a side roller skate at home.
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Logan
River Question
A crossword style puzzle listing numerous clues from river related terms and mixed words across many categories. The grid references include various terms for geography, anatomy, materials, actions and measurements. The page presents a compact puzzle with numbered clues and partial answers.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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Athens County
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Loveland
H. S. Dye
Miss Smith
Ohio University
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Emma Smith
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