Athens Messenger Ad Rates and Postal Notice
The Athens Messenger lists advertising rates and postal handling details. It notes publication under the American Newspaper Publishers Association and Ohio select audit bureau standards. The notice references home and foreign subscriptions, carrier pricing, and period rates.
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American Newspape
Pupiianere Association
Ohio Select Audit Bureau
O Oni Alin Dailies
Ovens & Ti Rese Reas
Aroeiation
Acme
Apeee Sonn W Ouljen Company Ooo New Tork
Sewage Disposal Along Hocking River: A Worthy Project
Citizens along the Hocking River face years of polluted water due to untreated sewage and waste. Advocates urge immediate action under federal works plans, arguing low cost and high health benefits amid the Roosevelt recovery era.
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Hocking River
Hocking
Roosevelt
United States Keeps Out of World Court in Senate Vote
The article argues the U S Senate narrowly rejected joining the World Court, citing a need to avoid entangling alliances and to focus on American interests. It recalls historical warnings from pioneer statesmen and warns against international meddling and shifting entanglements. Europe’s turmoil is noted as a cautionary backdrop.
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United States Senate
America
Europe
Uncle Sam
World Court
League of Nations
Wilson
Senate
Athing
Congress
Treasury
London
Japan
Driver license reform urged to curb highway deaths
The piece argues lawmakers must enforce present laws and pass a driver’s license regulation to reduce rising highway fatalities. It condemns reckless drivers and predicts a tough battle in the Legislature amid fears of lost votes from taking action.
World Court fight stirs White House and Hearst clash
The Roosevelt White House battles Hearst promoters in a high stakes fight over the World Court. Mrs Roosevelt and Senate Leader Robinson counter with radio speeches while Hearst aides lobby the Senate. Ickes and Farley gossip swirl amid stamp and silver currency debates as Britain and Japan move in on stabilization plans.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Robinson
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Washington
King Zog Seeks Million Dollar Albanian Heiress Bride
A sweeping matrimonial pursuit by King Zog of Albania aims to marry an American heiress with a million dollars. Negotiations stall as the king's demands exceed available offers, leaving the quest unsettled and public curiosity high.
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King Zog
Albania
Laws to curb reckless driving urged by editorial voice
The piece argues cars should be junked rather than driven by unsafe owners. It asserts motor cars are potential killers when misused and that the safe majority deserves protection. It calls lawmakers to enact laws to temper reckless drivers and gain majority gratitude.
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Junkman
Athens club hosts tea and reading event notes
Mrs. J. L. Beckley and Mrs. Earl Beckley hosted a tea for 80 at 32 South College Street. Mrs. L. G. Worster and Rev. A. Y. Wilcox led readings at the Athens Reading Club held at Professor Evan J. Jones Jr.'s home. Mrs. Homer Rodehaver and Mrs. Harry Cokonougher returned from Chillicothe after attending a district Women’s Benefit Association meeting. Senior Canaanville High students present the play Engaged by Wednesday under Frances Hatch’s direction, listing cast members.
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J. L. Beckley
Earl Beckley
L. G. Worster
A. Y. Wilcox
Mary Ness
E. B. Bryan
Athens Reading Club
Evan J. Jones, Jr
Homer Rodehaver
Harry Cokonougher
Chillicothe
The
Women's Benefit Association
Canaanville High School
Frances Hatch
Ray Starlin
Viola Easterling
Rebecca Cook
Olaf Allen
Clara Poston
George Baker
Paul Dorr
Edwin McLeod
Forest Starlin
Freda Poston
Luella Cunningham
Lucile Dowler
Alma Rowe
Nellie Halbirt
Twenty Years Ago in Brief Local Notices
News under Thirty Years Ago recalls the death of Postmaster William W. Kurtz. The Pallas Club marked its twelfth anniversary with a banquet at Hotel Berry. A two table bridge event hosted by Mrs. L V Brown drew many guests including Mrs. Dix Preston and Miss Alma Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Balls planned to move to Canton. Alma Moore sang at a praise service at First Presbyterian Church.
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Farley
Sunny Jim
William W. Kurtz
Pallas Club
Hotel Berry
L. V. Brown
Dix Preston
Evan J. Jones, Jr
A. B. Wells
John Presaton
Edward Schloss
George Kaler
Thurman Morgan
W. L. Banks
Ned Wolf
Carl Stickney
Robert Wood
Lucile Henry
Sylvia Moore
Walter Brown
Jackson
Alma Moore
First Presbyterian Church
History of This District 1819 Meigs County tax duplica te and division
The 1819 Meigs County tax duplicate lists 63 Letart taxpayers and 12 houses with cattle and horses in several townships. It records Orange Salisbury Salem Scipio Sutton and Rutland data, plus appraisers Obadiah Walker Samuel Branch and Joel Hull. The board divides Orange into Olive Township and sets terms for the next years.
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Meigs County
Letart
Orange Township
Rutland Township
Salisbury Township
Salem Township
Scipio
Sutton Township
Obadiah Walker
Samuel Branch
Joel Hull
Olive
Major Reed
Ohio River
Samuel Downing
Phillip Jones
Robert Barton
William Alexander
Breathless Moment claims brutal US life through stark images
Review notes The Breathless Moment subtitle The World's Most Sensational News Photos gathers harrowing images of lynchings riots accidents and executions. The book by Philip Van Doren Stern and Herbert Ashbury presents a social documentary of American life in this decade and provokes questions of taste and historical understanding.
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America
Philip van Doren Stern
Herbert Asbury
Birds suffer food shortage says reader Carl Wiseman
In a letter to The Messenger Carl Wiseman of Athens R. D. No. 5 notes birds struggle to find food and water. He reports cracking walnuts attract many species including crested titmice tomtits cardinals wrens woodpeckers and flickers. He urges help for birds during their depression and mentions local dangers from a pup and neighborhood cats. January 2 1935.
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the Messenger
Cardinal
About Your Children Excerpt by Olive Roberts Barton
A parenting essay argues selfishness is natural from birth and generosity must be taught by positive, pleasant associations. It proposes guiding a child to share through small, rewarding acts, starting before age three and expanding to true sacrifice as reasoning develops.
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Thomas
Kitty
Baby
Dolly
Mary
Go back to Russia, never says Feodor Chaliapin
The quote attributed to Feodor Chaliapin rejects returning to Russia and imagines a harsh fate with imprisonment for singing to rats. It contrasts with a dramatic tongue in cheek remark by Curt J Pucasse about women’s fingernails resembling tiger claws.
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Russia
Feodor Chaliapin
Curt J Pucasse
Brown University
Yesterday's Cartoon Claims Human Machine Gun Title
Eddie Just of Sisseton South Dakota lays claim to being the only human machine gun in the world due to his notable accomplishment.
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Eddie Just
Sisseton
South Dakota
Silken Spindles and a Mill Love Triangle
Gale Henderson, a silk mill worker, faces pressure from her boyfriend Steve Meyers and a budding interest in Brian Westmore. After a tense confrontation about gossip and trust, Gale rejects marriage with Steve and resolves to handle the social fallout as she cares for her ailing father and helps in the mill.
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Gale Henderson
Phil
Steve Meyers
Gale
Lce
Brian Westmore
Brian
Paris
Vicky Thatcher
Robert Thatcher
Steve
Josie
Connie Bauman
Weill
O’connor
Katie
Henderson House
O’connors
Tim O'Connor
Bie
Old Dan Gets the Street and Tom Henderson’s Odd Night
A fragment from 1935 narrates Old Dan and Tom Henderson in a tense, worn scene. Tom’s stooped posture and unhealthy look hint at change as he asks about a game tonight.
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Dan
Tom Henderson
Tom Henson
Health Hig And Diet
Dr Momim presents a health brief on dieting trends and nutrition advice. It covers the role of balanced meals, portion control, and practical tips for daily eating patterns.
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