The Sunday Messenger Publication Details and Rates
An aged newspaper page lists the Sunday Messenger publication details from 1825 to 1929 and notes editions, publisher names, and managing editor. It also provides subscription rates for carrier and mail, domestic and overseas, plus representative offices and advertising notes.
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Sunday Messenger
Prederick W. Bush
TRE Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
Ohio
Messenger
Athens
Seemipeece
John W. Cullen
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Border Troubles Loom Over Poland and Germany
Semi official note suggests Russia may keep a portion of Poland as borders are redrawn before or after the war. The split of Germany into smaller states is also discussed. Poles claim German lands on racial grounds while Russia cites history and maps. The issue foreshadows broader postwar tensions and teaches hard lessons to Americans.
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Russia
Poland
Hitler
Germany
East Prussia
Turn Down the Boss
The piece argues Roosevelt era policy favored unions, granting them prerogatives and tainting employers. It notes Supreme Court interpretations shielded unions from laws, cites a Michigan governor, and claims workers see through political double standards during wartime.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Michigan
Department of Justice
Minnesota school dress row sparks legal clash
Mothers fight a school board dress code forcing girls to wear dresses. The dispute centers on liberty claims as girls who wore slacks were sent home and ordered to change. Critics warn of ogling and double standards while authorities push for uniform attire.
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Minnesota
Dad
Proud record of US electricity industry in wartime
The piece asserts American electricity output rose 75 percent since Poland’s invasion, with only 25 percent capacity added. It claims no war program delayed by capacity, civilian service intact, and credits private producers for the war effort alongside federal projects like Bonneville and Grand Coulee, noting their share of the nation’s capacity.
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Poland
TWA
Bonneville
Grand Coulee
MacArthur Not Interested in Presidential Name Use
Washington reports that General MacArthur remains opposed to allowing his name to be used in a presidential contest. He reiterates his sole aim is to regain the Philippines and advance toward Tokyo, with no political ambitions.
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Washington
MacArthur
Southwest Pacific
Philippines
Tokyo
United States
Sherman
Roosevelt
Farley
Mr. Roosevelt
Europe
Sumner Welles
Welles
General MacArthur
la Follette
Wisconsin
Dewey
Wendell Willkie
Bricker
Senator Burton
Ohio
Clapper Reports From Australia Pacific Air Corridor
Wireless dispatch describes a Navy freight air route from Washington to Australia covering 9500 miles in three days and nights. The network moves hundreds of officers and high priority cargo daily, with crews from Navy Pan American and Army, and key pilots like F. B. Ralph recounting wartime heroics.
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Australia
Navy
Washington
Pan- American Airways
Army
Pacific
Ralph
Berkeley
Cal
Hong Kong
Chungking
Manila
Balkan Gateways and Red Offensive Stir War News
A Stockholm rumor of Allied invasion of Yugoslavia was debunked by Algiers. The piece notes Allied efforts aiding Tito against German forces, with Balkan volatility shaped by Bulgaria Turkey and Red Army pressure near Romania, risking wider conflict on the peninsula.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Stockholm
Yugoslavia
Algiers
America
Britain
Marshal Tito
Hitler
Ugoslavia
Balkans
Romania
Fuehrer
Balkan
Bulgaria
Balkan Peninsula
Turkey
Bessarabia
Spas Spahis Tarantulas and Targums Q and A
A quiz style item lists questions and concise answers. Spas water town Spa known for springs since 1326. Spahis are native cavalry regiments in North Africa. Tarantula named after Taranto Italy. Targums are Aramaic translations that supplanted Hebrew in early first century AD.
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Spa
North Africa
Bandage Folders Share War Poems and Q A From Readers
Poet's Corner features verse urging readers to aid the war effort by folding bandages and supporting troops. The column includes reader questions with answers on wartime topics, from Allies to battles and Olympic bids, closing with signatures BESSIE M and GORSLENE.
Two Robbers Hit Zanesville Gas Station in Ohio Stunt
In Athens County a payroll of 45200 was distributed to 2782 CWA workers. Two robbers including Neil Bowman robbed a Zanesville gas station escaping with 14 dollars and 19 gallons of gas. Mr and Mrs M J Gardner celebrate 62nd wedding anniversary after traveling west in 1873. Congressman Samuel Dickstein labels Hitler and the Nazi as an army of butchers. Mr and Mrs John W Dowler entertain for Mr and Mrs B M Gibson as they move to Shelbyville Indiana.
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Neil Bowman
Zanesville
M. J. Gardner
Samuel Dickstein
House Immigration Committee
Hitler
Gold production tops fifty million in 1923 US output
United States gold output reached 51 378 700 dollars with an over two million rise from 1922. Ohio University’s Dr. S K Mardis was named a delegate by Governor Vic Donahey to a National Illiteracy Conference in Washington. Athens County Automobile Club emblems were prepared for distribution. Athens fire crews tackled a Hewitt Baden Lumber Company yard blaze. Christine Dailey Violet Collins Dorothy Anne McVay Marjorie Porter traveled to Marion to watch the Athens Harding High School basketball game.
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United States
S. K. Mardis
Ohio University
Vic Donahey
Washington
Christine Dailey
Violet Collins
Dorothy Anne McVay
Marjorie Porter
Marion
Submerged Flowers at Pollination Time Attract Hummingbird Pollinators
An American botanist describes a strictly land plant with aquatic flowers that develop entirely underwater and then emerge above the surface for pollination. Hummingbirds provide the pollination mechanism.
Gideon Planish Seate: a Dean's rise through a moral target
In 1926 the respected Dean Gideon Planish and his ambitious wife Peony plot a swift ascent at Kinnikinick College. They woo local figures to gain control of a County Censorship Board while debating morality, wealth, and power amid temptations and social pressures.
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Kinnikinick College
Gideon Planish
Peony
Planish
Gideon
County Censorship Board
William Basswood
Nero
Alcohol
Feony
Granges Install Officers in Amesville and Area
Amesville reports the installation of Subordinate and Junior Granges officers on January 4. Members from Athens Grange participated, with May Roy Ziegler and Zita Moore as seers and Nellie Woo and Jeraldine Hamilton as stewards. A pot supper followed. Local residents noted include Mrs. Sadie Wilson spending winter in Florida and several families visiting relatives. District Prince of Peace C will be held in Marietta on January 9. Dog tags go on sale January 20. Regular Easter Star meeting set for January 11.
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Amesville
Ing
May Roy Ziegler
Zita Moore
Seers
Rollo Loeffler
King
Nellie Woo
Jeraldine Hamilton
Stewa
Howard Keirns
Gene Son
Ke Vernon
Galen Mescher
Lena Starlin
Jey Hines
Hattieman
Virginia Morehead
Louise Linscott
Khem
George Say
James Earich
Carl Frische
Glenn Atkinson
Guy Morrison
Phil Briley
George Ryder
Sadie Wilson
Nelson
Florida
Paul
Myrta Wolfe
Infant
Ruth McGraw
Harold Strous
Patty
E. Woolley
Corp
Glen Lawrence
Crt Field
New Hampshire
Prince of Peace
Marietta
Sevening
J Tryon
Athensty
Birchie Thompson
Ethel Williams
Athens
Eva Ratedall
Chesterhill
William Dean
Fort Sill
Okla
Rommel Directing Anti Invasion Actions Along French Coast
London dispatch says Field Marshal Erwin Rommel is directing many German divisions in anti invasion maneuvers along the French coast. He is cited as testing long range heavy coastal batteries that fire explosive shells with devastating effect on attacking aircraft.
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London
Berlin
Aftonbladet
Erwin Rommel
Bishopville News Notes
Evelyn McCance leaves Bishopville for Cleveland where husband Sir James is stationed. Betty Shaner from Columbus gets leave to return for hospital treatment. Raymond Demetrius born to Mr and Mrs Mahlon Rutter. Sgt Watkins in England after invasions of Africa and Sicily. Roy Shepard home on leave from the U S Air Force to visit family in Barberton.
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Bishopville
Evelyn McCance
Harley Kittle
Cleveland
James McCance
McCane
Luckoff Stores
Glouster
Orland Richardson
J Wilson
Betty Shaner
Columbus
Timkens
Africa
Sicily
Italy
P. M. Smith
Robert Obney
Bobbie
Barberton
Hert
Obney
Roy Shepard
U. S. Arm Air Force
Jon, Shepard
Shirley
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohis
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio Newspaper Association
Associated Press
Jocal News
Nagzi Anda
Paul Joseph
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Fiji Island
Eleanor Roosevelt
Geral Marshall
Taranto
Poet's Corner
Apennine
Japan
Bataan
Abel Janszoon
Sixth Army
New Britain
Walter Krueger
Cortina D’ampezzo
Modane
France
Mount Denis
Bessie M
Gorslene
CWA
Athens County
John W. Dowler
B. M. Gibson
Shelbyville
Ind
The
Athens County Automobile Club
Hewitt-Baden Lumber Company
By Galbraith
Fnea Beovier. Fc
Sinchir Stull
Mabel Grove
Appleton House
T Shop & Antiques
Iowa
Granges
Rommel
Bishopville News
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