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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
John W. Cullen Company
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Means More Centralization Plan Aims To Expand Government
The essay argues President Roosevelt’s reorganization plan seeks efficiency through centralization rather than saving money. It contends Congress and courts may resist, but the aim is a stronger federal role, with overlapping agencies cut and a powerful private cabinet. The piece warns higher costs accompany more government action.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Youth Movements Rise as Youth Engage in Public Affairs
The 1937 prophecy booklet from the Rosicrucian Order AMORC predicts greater youth participation in public affairs. It notes youths analyze political moves, resist manipulative tactics, and are forming groups across world. Local churches foster discussion to guide this rising political power.
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AMORC
Crash and run fender busters boost common sense pick me ups
An Ohio motorist who struck a car then left a note with his address to settle the bill is praised for not fleeing the scene. The piece notes widespread fender and bumper damage from crowded parking and low seats, arguing it is better to face consequences than run away.
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Ohio
Roosevelt strategy on eve of second inaugural
Washington hears vague moves on labor and peace as President Roosevelt may steer policies through allies without tethering to a single plan. Senator Norris mobilizes liberals for a constitutional amendment drive while John L. Lewis seeks auto strike settlement. Foreign and domestic figures descend on the White House, signaling exploratory diplomacy and possible touchdowns before formal programs are announced.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Norris
John L. Lewis
Democratic National Committee
England
Walter Runciman
White House
Trade talk on Britain neutrality and reciprocity
Off the record conversations with Britain raise a key point about the Roosevelt Hull neutrality program clashing with the Roosevelt reciprocal trade program. British officials hint a future war could force Britain to be a belligerent or a supply depot, threatening trade ties. Hull’s foreign trade team argues Britain could still export, but a cut off during war would hurt both sides. The issue may be resolved before Runciman's arrival Friday as Britain resists a neutrality model like ours.
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Britain
Hull
Inaugural social spy tale ends with Frigidaire probe
A short gentleman with a mustache at a social event is suspected as a foreign spy. Two naval officers overheard his proximity to their talk about Frigidaire gun turrets. They teased loud claims of doubled metal throwing capacity prompting the suspect to leave.
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Frigidaire
Sailors Recall Salute To Spy Suspicion On The High Seas
American sailors tell of a navy tanker encountering a foreign warship. The captain saluted as they passed, crew on deck snapped to attention, and two camera-wielding men aboard the other ship drew near. The exchange sparked caution about espionage.
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High Seas
Santa Maria
Neighbor Reports College Student Refuses Christmas Drum Break
A neighbor reports a stay-in striker in a home, describing a youngster who refused to take his Christmas drum outside. The incident centers on a domestic standstill involving a minor and a private residence.
Spinach Tale From Japanese Doctor Packs a Hefty Dose
A Japanese doctor reportedly consumed 8 280 pounds of spinach over six years, a claim framed as extreme intake. The unusual tally highlights a quirky dietary habit attributed to the clinician without broader context or verification.
Rumor Debunked Soldier Quote Not Linked to War Dispatches
No cooties were reported in recent war dispatches and a rumor about a Spanish soldier claiming a line from a song is likely false. The claimed quote, “I got you under my skin,” lacks corroboration in official reports and is treated as unsubstantiated gossip from the era.
Actor touts memory course profits for recalling Miss Simon first name
A movie actor claims that a memory course boosts his earnings and makes it a cinch to remember Miss Simon's first name.
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Miss Simon
Poet's Corner Verses From Messenger Readers
Verses submitted by readers include a humorous ballad about a firing and a work boss, followed by a reflective poem about stepping beyond earthly bounds. Names Robert M. Richards of Logan Ohio and Nellie Casey of Athens Ohio appear with brief lines and addresses.
Apple Tree Poem From Logan Ohio
A short poem from Logan Ohio describes an apple tree enduring cold to greet spring, then summer blossoms and fruit followed by autumn leaves and decline. The verses personify nature and note seasonal cycles with imagery of birds bees and growth. The author signs as BESS V MATCHMORE.
They Say Today’s Boys Are Wise Guys and Savages
A collage of quotes spans concerns about children’s sophistication and behavior from Booth Tarkington to Dr. John L. Pomeroy. Other remarks warn against political extremism, blood transfusion boosts in leukemia care, and guidance on avoiding colds with simple sanitary tips.
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Booth Tarkington
John L. Pomeroy
Los Angeles
Cornerstone Laying and Local notes in Athens area
The Athens Messenger for May 20 1879 reports the cornerstone of Athens County Court house laid with a copper box of newspapers and officers names. It notes John Ring won the meat contract for the Athens Asylum and the Don Poston body moved to Athens Cemetery. A Minear's Grove picnic, a burglary on Fred Stalder’s Ames Township residence, Prohibition County Convention in Athens, Dr E White’s photography study, Gulliver Dean’s visit, Frank S Roach’s new brick residence on College St, and a late night fracas between Athens and Nelsonville prompted by Banty Brown events with pistols and bottles but no injuries or arrests.
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Athens
Athens County
John Ring
Athens Asylum
Don Poston
Nelsonville
Minear
College St
D. B. Stewart
The Uvula Its Shape Function and Risks
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the uvula small throat tissue its role in infection irritation and obstruction. Long or swollen uvulas can cause a lump in the throat and may require removal only if they hang into the throat persistently or are excessively long.
Deposed King Paul Contemplates Life Beyond Glamour
The former King Paul of Northumbra and Ardath Rich Mond consider leaving their Parisian exile for a new life. He muses about a ranch life in Canada or the United States, away from courts and crowds, seeking space and purpose after public scrutiny shifts. Their villa on the Bay St Francis scene persists, yet a shadow over their romance lingers.
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Paul I
Northumbia
Paul Ferrone
Ardath Richmond
Paul
Joseph
Ardath
Bay St. Francis
San Lorenzo
DI Marco
Reggie van Twynne
Paris
Montmiral
Paul of
Northumbra
Raoul Bayard
Bayard
Boulevardiers
Smart
Duc de Montmiral
France
Darling
Villa San Margarete
Canada
United States
Manitoba
Montana
Lawrence Wollett Honored as Ace Dodge Salesman
Lawrence Wollett, salesman for the C A Daugherty Dodge Agency, was named an ace salesman after being chosen from a national pool of 50,000. He sold 13 Dodges in December, joining a select group of 50 top performers. Also noted are anniversaries and local notices from Athens and surrounding areas.
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Lawrence Wollett
C. A. Daugherty Dodge
Mr. Wollett
Methodist Church launches six week go to church drive
Dr B D Evans of the First Methodist Church announced a six weeks go to church drive starting the following Sunday. Prayers were offered by L W Roberts City Council president at Class Six meeting. A joint service featured a Presbyterian quartet and a Christian Church quartet. A motorized circus was announced for the next summer. Social Literary Club met with Mrs Landsittle and College Women's Club had program at Dean Voigt home.
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B. D. Evans
First Methodist Church
L. W. Roberts
Presbyterian
Mabel Leifheit
Alma Moore
T. N. Hoover
Charles Schaeffler
Christian Church Quatretet
C. C. Millikan
William Ruston
C. E Cameron
Methodist Church
D. J. Evans
Blanche Mohler
College Women's Club
Yma Voigt
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Long Beach
California
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Athens State Hospital
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Robert Lee White
Harvey M. Roach
Beverly
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Herbert Geiger
Charles Huffman
F. C. Landsittle
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