Athens Messenger Masthead and Rates
The Athens Messenger lists staff including Frederick W. , Gordon Publisher and Gen. Mgr. Charles H. Barris, Managing Editor. Notes inclusion in professional bodies and circulation details. Subscription rates shown: by carrier 15 cents a week. by mail within Ohio 4.50 per year, 2.00 six months, 1.00 ten weeks, 5.00 four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederick W
Athens Ors Printing Co
Gordon
Mgr
Charles H. Barris
Ohio
Tax changes force millions to file for 1922 income
About three and a half million people who did not file last year must file for 1922. Exemptions for married heads of families drop from 3500 to 2500 and single exemptions from 1500 to 1000. Earned income credit eliminated. Tax rates rise from 1.5 3 5 percent to 4 and 8 percent with surtax brackets doubling. Child credit remains 00.
Southeast Ohio Farmers Oppose Domestic Allotment Plan
Ohio farmers reject the domestic allotment program claiming it will raise prices only through higher costs and bureaucratic waste. The plan, backed by sponsors, faces Senate opposition and a Hoover veto, with Western producers seen as the main beneficiaries.
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Ohio
National House
Senate
Hoover
John
Congress
Making Taxation Hurt A Call for Direct Tax Awareness
The piece argues a sales tax would reveal government costs to all citizens by making taxes visible in daily purchases. It notes indirect taxes already borne in meals, lights, and goods, urging officials to honor prior vows of economy and tax cuts before any new levy is considered.
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Hyman
Soviet Deportations Recalled In Historic Echoes Of Exiles
The dispatches describe mass deportations by the Soviet era leaders of nearly 80,000 people sent into Siberia, likening the movement to czarist practices and to historic forced removals such as Acadians in 1756 and Britain’s Australia settlements beginning in 1787.
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Russia
Euch
Kuban
Siberia
Siberian
Nova Scotia
Longfellow
Evangeline
Australia
Britain
Antipodes
The Nice or Nasty Way They Say It Counts in Marriage
Dorothy Dix argues that marriage happiness hinges on small, daily interactions rather than grand gestures. Tone, kindness, and attentiveness shape both partners' devotion, with little acts like a cheerful morning, a listening ear, or a warm compliment outweighing large deeds or vows.
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Dorothy DIX
Happiness in the Home Says Mrs. Roosevelt
The article cites Mrs. Roosevelt urging happy family life through a happy mother, mutual unselfishness between spouses, and courtesy. It condemns jealousy and possessiveness, notes parents often over control children, and stresses tolerance and freedom within the home for harmony.
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Franklin Roosevelt
French Guiana colony venture ends in tragedy
References to efforts by the French to establish a colony in French Guiana recount deaths in early attempts and warn that a third expedition begins with the same fatal outcome. the text notes a long trek ahead and many casualties amid the harsh passage.
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Paris
French Guiana
Village of Eliza Auctioned by Its Own Owner
John Bishop, longtime holder of Eliza Illinois, put the town on the block on November 14 1929 selling to five bidders for a total of 8502 50 dollars. He said sixteen hours work daily for twenty years made him want rest and the auction was the result. The village includes stores a barber shop a pool hall a community building and several homes.
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John Bishop
Eliza
Illinois
Bishop
Few Modificationists Left in Congress Except Senator Norris
Senator Norris of Nebraska stands as a lone holdout among modificationists. As chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee he helped draft the modified repeal and beer bills, voting against the first but for the second. Norris has shifted from dry to supporting repeal, arguing for a constitutional workaround to enforce prohibition limits.
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Congress
Senator Norris
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Senate Judiciary Committee
Anti- Saloon League
al Smith
Roosevelt
Senate
Supreme Court
Oldest tree in Mexico and world facts in brief
Reindeer meat noted as staple of Northlanders and Argentina requires voting by law. The oldest tree, a vald cypress in Santa Maria del Tula, Mexico, is 4,000 to 6,000 years old. California leads US canta loupe production. Western South Dakota spans 2,000 square miles. Sudbury Ontario supplies 6.5 percent of the world’s nickel. Refrigerator openings raise temperature by 1 to 3 degrees. Ninety percent of clothes are cotton.
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Santa Maria del Tula
Mexico
Intoxication Unmasks Character and Alcohol's Effects
Dr Morris Fishbein notes alcohol reveals individual character when drunk and reviews studies by Dr Harold Hyman and Dr Horatio Pollock. He argues moderate drinking generally harms neither lifespan nor organs, and that many remedies for female complaints rely on placebo rather than direct alcohol effects.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health
Harold T. Hyman
Doctor Hyman
Hyman
Horatio M. Pollock
Miss Frances Cooksey Returns From Weekend Visit
Miss Frances Cooksey came back after a weekend visit to Parkersburg West Virginia with Miss Irene Gross. It notes out of town guests at the McKee Evans nuptials including Mrs Louise G Leete Mr Granville H Evans Mrs C M Shepard and Mr Byron Danford. Nabby Lee Ames chapter D A R marked its twentieth anniversary at a Saturday meeting. A French group called the Disciples of Doctor Cove claimed miracles and described a living healing formula.
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McKee-Evans
Louise G. Leete
Washington, D. C
Granville H. Evans
Haverhill
Mass
C. M. Shepard
Columbus
Byron Danford
Cincinnati
Nabby Lee Ames
Doctor Cove
France
Beers of England explained by London experts
In London a Harley Street doctor notes beer’s intoxicating content varies by temperament, while Bass & Co. managers call beer a pre-digested food with medicinal value. Taxes on beer totaled over 28 million pounds in the year to March 1932 and England sells pale, mild, bitter, stout, and strong ales in pubs, hotels, and wine stores.
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Marian Bush Snyder
London
Bees
England
Harley Street
N. Scott Wainwright
Bass & Co
Europe
Ohio's Sch Research Bureau Aids School Improvement
Ohio State University's bureau fields 3300 prospective teachers records and 23000 articles in its reference index. It aims to improve education methods rather than create new edge, studying equipment needs and measurement methods across divisions. Editorial members publish to benefit Ohio schools, offering bureau services at no cost.
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Columbus
Lan
Ohio
Pp State University
W. W
Clude
Benefit of Ohio
Thrs
Ford to offer only passenger cars in 1933 line
New York reports say Ford will offer only passenger cars in 1933 with an 105 inch wheelbase line and a 112 inch wheelbase four cylinder commercial model. Ford reportedly plans a price near 400 dollars delivered, but the company would not confirm details.
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New York
Jon Ford
Ford
Primitive clipping fragment hints at Columbus incident
Readable bits show a reference to Mrs. Elizabeth Graf and a tub of hot water, but the text is fragmented leaving unclear event, date, or location details. No coherent reportable facts emerge beyond the names and generic scene.
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Columbus
Elizabeth Graf
Puzzle listing from a newspaper page
A vertical and horizontal word puzzle page lists clues for a crossword style grid. Entries include terms like Prisons Golf club Sloth Market Masculine pronoun and many other definitions with numbers indicating grid positions across and down.
Social Gossip Notes From New York To Columbus
Twenty years ago Mr. Robert S. Wood was in New York on business. Mr. Frank Cone Bae his grocery store on West State Street to R. M. Miss Idea Bowser left for Columbus for a few days' bak. The Social Literary Club held an interesting meeting at the home of Mrs. C. O. Moore.
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Robert S. Wood
New York
Frank Cone Bae
West State Street
R. M
Miss Idea Bowser
Columbus
Bak
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