Athens Messenger: Trederick W. Era Publisher and Circulation
The Athens Messenger lists Trederick W. as publisher with Gordon as manager and Charles H. as managing editor. The paper serves Athens and surrounding counties including Nelsonville Glouster Logan Pomeroy Middleport COO Coolville Gallipolis. Rates show yearly subscription $4.50 and four weeks $0.00? The issue notes weekday publication and post office entry as second class.
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Trederick W
Athens Ger & Lb Printing Co
Gordon
Mgr
Charles H
Vale
Democratic Leaders Concede Short Session Collapse
Democratic Congressional leaders yesterday admitted the collapse of their short session program. Prohibition repeal beer farm relief and budget balancing all failed amid division and Republican opposition. They plan a special session and push the La Guardia-McKeown Bankruptcy Bill as a priority.
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Senate
Roosevelt
LaGuardia-McKeown
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hoover
Huey Long
Louisiana
Garner
Rainey
The Movies and Delinquency Debate
Dr. Frank Astor of the National Child Welfare Association analyzed over 1,000 children during three months and found heredity and environment largely shaped delinquency, not films. He notes youths often use movies as excuses, while kids previously exposed to dime novels escaped similar blame.
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Frank Astor
National Child Welfare Association
Doctor Astor
Missouri man pursues regulation African lion hunt on Mississippi island
A Missouri man seeks to release and hunt lions bought from a circus on an island in the Mississippi River. Observers razz him, though his plan mirrors other safari norms, and the piece reflects on dream vs. reality when pursuing childhood ambitions and facing public reaction.
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Missouri
Mississippi River
Africa
Bronx
Dorothy Dix on Employers and Stenographers Harassment
A reader cites the harassment of women in offices and Dorothy Dix condemns predatory bosses who force advances on stenographers. She argues many employers exploit dependents and emphasizes the need for women to defend themselves and seek safe workplaces. She notes most bosses are respectful, but predatory men deserve harsh consequences.
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Miss DIX
About Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
A domestic scene follows a mother and father arguing over parenting Billy. The child seems amused by the conflict as each parent pushes different rhythms of milk meals and homework. Interleaved reflections on farming and dreamlike fantasies punctuate the excerpt.
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Billy
Bob
Dick's
Nan
Bob Trent
Pete
Crossword clues list begins with vertical 1 Husband or
Vertical and across style clues presented as a word puzzle series. The snippet shows a partial clue set including each numbered entry and the prompt ends with the start of a clue for vertical 1 Husband or.
DeMolay Chapter Formed by Athens Masons
Royal Arch Masons of the Athens Masonic Lodge start an Order of DeMolay chapter for young men aged sixteen to twenty one. W. H. Bechtold chairs the planning committee with members W. E. Clark J. L. Duncan W. H. Pierre Richard Fought HM. T. Phillips H. G. Householder J. J. Sister N. J. Wolfe and J. D. Cooper.
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Royal Arch Masons
Athens
Largest Egyptian family records by Ramesesh with 200 children
Ramesesh of Egypt is recorded as having the largest family with two hundred children. Inscriptions by the father note one hundred eleven sons and fifty daughters among his offspring.
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Ramesésh
Egypt
Miss Jennie Douglas First Woman in U S Government
Miss Jennie Douglas became the first woman employed by the United States government in 1862. She was appointed to trim American currency and her efficiency led to additional female appointments.
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Jennie Douglas
United States
FIRST CAPITOL SCULPTURE AND ODD FACTS IN BRIEF
Notes from Athens and Detroit engagements of local residents. Horatio Greenough became the first American sculptor hired for the Capitol in 1832 to model Washington. Short items include a remark on lemon squash in England and various science and trivia bits about rainfall, snowfall, and the introduced element Silinium.
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Capitol
Horatio Greenough
Congress
Washington
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Nelsonville
Glousterlogan
Pomeroy
Tmiddleport
Coo
Coolville
Gallilis
Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Inland Daily
United Eetase
Oes Motors
al Menta Steen
Gee
Dorothy Dix
Olive Roberts Barton
P. T. Barnum
Land of Shadows
King of Beasts
Ripley
Eliza, Ilinois
John Bishop
Walter Upward
T Takes
United
Los Angeles
Jimmy Mmarnin
Bor
Don Davis
Grace McKee
The
Colonial
B. R. Goldsberry
Charles Woodworth
Katherine McKee
Elizabeth Earheart
D. R. Zenner
Harry Beckley
Florence Carr
Otha Beasley
P. E. Shirley
Louis I. Brown
Detroit
Mich
Nabby Lee Ames
J. T. Merwin
C. D. Hopkins
Dallas Murphy
Luhrig
Charles Day
Freda Fitzer
Eva Fitzer
Circle Hill
England
London
Poland
B. 8. Mopkins
University of Illinois
University
Philadelphia
Turkey
the Stedman Company
Packess
Marietta Paint & Color CO
W. State
Coca-Cola
Flou
C. D. Shafer
Dodson
Chauncey, Ohio
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