Athens Messenger and Herald: Historic Ohio Newspaper Profile
The Athens Messenger and Herald, published by Athens Messenger & Herald Printing Co, served Athens Nelsonville Glouster Bogan and surrounding communities. It lists publisher Gordon Push and editor Charles Harris, with 1900s era rates and distribution to a 100000 population across five counties in Southeastern Ohio. The notice notes affiliations with press associations and telegraphic services and subscription prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proderteck
W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon
Push
Charles & Harris
Ohio
Athens-Nelsonville-Glousterbogan
Pomeroy-Middleport
Coolville
Gallipolis
Liquor Control in Ohio Sees Costs and Politicized Rules
The state’s new liquor system will add about 1,000 state workers and strain three Columbus buildings. Critics warn monopolized control invites political use, favoritism, and costly regulations that curb personal freedom and raise taxes to fund hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Break the Tax Strike to Retrieve Delinquent Revenue
Governor advocates new law to appoint receivers for income properties with delinquent taxes until full payment, and to deduct delinquent taxes from salaries of public officers. A tax strike in Ohio endangers revenue. officials seek permanent fixes amid ten mill real estate cap and burdens on property owners. Franklin County shows millions delinquent. Athens County trialed installment collection to ease realty owners' burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
White
Columbus
Franklin County
Athens County
Rural Beautification Takes Shape Across Counties
Report from the state capital notes funds for road work are largely spent while local efforts grow. Athens County delays until women lead the effort, Washington County forms a mixed group to cover all road districts. Officials urge minimizing natural growth along roads to prevent washouts and keep shoulders vegetated.
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Athens County
Washington County
Divorce and reunion longed for after a fragile marriage
Dorothy Dix advises that the estranged wife should reveal her continued love to her husband to allow him a noble choice and that long separation before remarriage may spare multiple lives. She notes the danger of easy divorce and the value of reconsideration to preserve loyalties and old bonds.
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Miss DIX
Nee
President Maker and Creek Soldier in Civil War Records
The cartoon reviews Matthew Lyon founder of Fair Haven Vermont and his pivotal single vote for Jefferson in 1801. It also highlights Chief Isparhecher a Creek Indian who served in both Union and Confederate armies, with his record chronicled by the Oklahoma Historical Society.
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Matthew Lyon
Fair Haven
Vermont
County Wicklow
Ireland
America
U. S. Congress
Kentucky
Arkansas
Jefferson
United States
Aaron Burr
Burr
House of Representatives
Colonel Lyon
The
Isparhecher
Indian Home Guards
Kansas
Fort Gibson
Oklahoma Historical Society
Most divorces are mistakes says Dorothy Dix
The passage argues that love can return and that divorces often result from misguided attractions. It cautions that new partners may seem perfect only because distance creates glamour, and urges time to reestablish familiarity with a former spouse, noting many divorces are regretted mistakes.
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Dorothy DIX
Breast Cancer Treatment Advances Raise Hope For Longer Life
Dr Morris Fishbein reports growing evidence that X ray and radium therapy lengthen lives of breast cancer patients. Early irradiation before surgery and post operative radium use improve outcomes, with tumor type, size, location, patient age, and overall health guiding treatment. New techniques like transillumination and microscopic tumor analysis aid decision making.
Roosevelt Whetting Ax For Gold Goose
Roosevelt President Roosevelt seeks to seize nearly 4 billion dollars of gold from Federal Reserve vaults by devaluing the dollar and issuing new currency. Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma is urged to introduce the Treasury gold pounding plan amid questions of legal authority and inevitability among advisers.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Banks
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Treasury
How to coax listless children back to health
This advice suggests home remedies for pale,listless children after holidays. It emphasizes regular schedules, bedtimes, simpler meals, extra milk, fresh air, and cod liver oil with vitamin D. If Betty worsens, see a doctor. notes that weather shifts impact well being.
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Betty
Wedding of Eleanor Phillips and Charles E Fisher at 16 South College
Rev F M Evans officiated the ceremony at the bride's parents home 16 South College Street with Miss Eleanor Phillips as the bride and Mr Charles E Fisher as groom. Miss Alice Phillips served as maid of honor and Mr James Basom as best man. A pre nuptial party hosted by Miss Doris Henry featured a long guest list. The Windsor Tea Room was run by Mr and Mrs Ray C Gardner and their daughters. The Plains male chorus included Frank South David Davies Earl Cowen Joseph Gully Doctor Nelson Lestie Davies John Gabriel and C A Matheny with Millard Bryan directing and Miss Marie Aleshire at the piano.
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F. M. Evans
Eleanor Phillips
Charles E. Fisher
South College Street
Alice Phillips
James Basom
Doris Henry
Elizabeth Woodworth
Bernarda Bryson
Gail Putnam
Helen Peoples
Elizabeth Morgan
Katherine McKee
Dorothy Sluts
Dorothy McCormick
Mary Elizabeth McVay
Rachel Hopkins
the Plains
Frank South
David Davies
Earl Cowen
Joseph Gully
Doctor Nelson
Lestie Davies
John Gabriel
C. A. Matheny
Millard Bryan
Marie Aleshire
Change in musical aims urged for American schools
In a column urging policy shifts, the writer argues music education should abandon reviving obsolete European works and instead cultivate contemporary American music. He critiques Walter Damrosch and opera broadcasts for focusing on old forms, contending true progress lies in embracing new, indigenous music and expanding tonal possibilities while preserving dignity and restraint.
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Ssenger
Walter Damrosch
Damrosch
Apostles of
Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan Opera Association
Local Society Notes and Visits Reflect Seasonal Flu Spread
Alfred C D Bentz visited his wife Mrs Emmett Hawk at Grove. Several residents in the community suffer influenza including James Williams Asbury. On Sunday daughter Lester Van Meter attended with Mrs Elizabeth Atkins visiting Mrs Will Ben or Mary Swarts. Swarts recently returned to employment in Chester. Murray Hopkins was with his mother Mrs Basil Hopkins.
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C. D. Bentz
Emmett Hawk
Grove
James Williams
Asbury
Daugher
Lester van Meter
Elizabeth Atkins
Will Ben
Mary Swarts
Chester
Murray Hopkins
Basil Hopkins
World artist in the picture and related puzzle clues
A complex crossword style item asks for the real name of the world artist in the image. It lists numerous horizontal and vertical clues including words like oars propelled, sea eagles, and a Greek epic poem, plus biographical hints such as nationality and century lived. The embedded puzzle seeks names, titles, and terms linked to the artist and surrounding terms.
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the Athens. Messenger
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily Press Association
United Associations
John W. Cullep Company
South Michigan Ave
Chicago
New York
General Motors
Detroit
Athens
Obie
Albert
Cason
Shreveport
Edward Lucas
Chico, Calif
Granville
Burt Kramer
Ripley
Morris Fishnein
Johnson
By Rodney Dutcher
Irving Fisher
Coil
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland
Gresham
Pork Johnson
NRAA
NRA
Alvin T. Brown
Federal Alcohol Administration
Rex Tugwell
FACA
Code Authority
Boston
Mass
Board of Missions of
Church of Christ
Mary Treadley
West Mulberry Street
John J. Woolley
George A. Coe
John Ewing
Athens Lumber Company
Hall
Olive Roberts Barton
Ted
Grace
Lou
Vavel
Ray C. Gardner
Windsor Tea Room
Carrie Goodrich
Christian Wom
Giovanni da Palestrina
Palestrina
Alfred
Indias
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