Athens Lilessenger 1896 Publisher and Circulation Details
The Athens Lilessenger lists publisher W Bush and Frederick as owners with weekly publication details. It notes circulation across five counties in southeast Ohio including Aliens Nelsonville Glouster Logan Pomeroy Middleport Coolville and surrounding communities. Subscription rates are detailed for carrier and mail, with varied durations and prices.
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Ohio
Alhens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Logan
Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
Gallipolis
Peat
Athens
About Our Vice Presidents
The article argues the vice presidency is underutilized and powerless, confined to presiding over the Senate and delivering speeches. It calls for Congress to reform the role when reorganizing the Federal Government.
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Senate
Congress
The Two Thirds Rule in the 1936 Democratic Convention
The article urges party leaders to consider abolishing the two thirds rule for the 1936 Democratic Convention. It notes both sides of the debate, warns against last minute changes, and suggests early planning for the 1936 process. It highlights that a small faction can block majority will yet the rule prevents sectional candidates from disregarding protests. It also states the need to begin discussions well before the convention.
Lindbergh Testifies on Tragic Loss at Trial
Colonel Lindbergh faced a painful duty on the witness stand recounting the loss of his son in the Curtis boatbuilder case. The testimony, though harrowing, showcased his stoic endurance and restrained conduct under intense courtroom pressure.
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Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Curtis
Ford-ized factory homes promise affordable living for wider classes
The article notes a surplus of homes for the middle and upper classes while low income families face housing shortages. It reports New York interests plan to market factory built homes erected in days on installment plans for about 3000 to 3600 dollars. Local labor and materials could boost community outcomes if adopted.
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New York
Transatlantic Flight Boom In Early 20th Century
Six air planes prepare for long range routes with Oshkosh to Oslo among targets. The piece notes progress in aviation, the enduring risks of crossing oceans, and that commercial transoceanic lines remain distant despite frequent feats.
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Aire
Oshkosh
Oslo
Back to the land movement draws debate among economists
The article examines the back to the farm trend seen as a fix for economic woes by some, while rural economists warn of unskilled farming harming soil and markets. It notes many move to part time farms for security, with Spokane Federal Land Bank reporting record farm sales in early 1982, and Ohio facing large distressed land holdings.
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Thorne
Spokane Federal Land Bank
Ohio
Roosevelt Plank Pushes Wet Policy at Democratic Convention
The 1932 Democratic convention adopted a bold wet plank calling for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and immediate beer and light wines. Roosevelt allies allowed delegates free vote, breaking prior rigid lines and signaling a watershed shift toward pro prohibition repeal as the wet tide grows ahead of elections.
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Chicago
Athens Fourth of July Celebrations at Fairgrounds and City Events
Chestnut geldings owned by L. D. Poston and Franz Woodworth won top classes at the Athens County Fairgrounds show conducted by the Athens Riding Club. Kentucky Choice owned by Derre Moore took first in several classes as Athens School Board delayed West Side School bonds until fall. Harry C. Wilson resigns as Huntington High coach to become athletic director at East Tech High in Cleveland. Elks Fun Fest attracted a large crowd. about 7,500 attended the Fourth of July celebration, aided by cool weather. The American Legion hosted a major Fourth of July event as well, praised for its success.
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L. D. Poston
Franz Woodworth
Athens County Fairgrounds
Athens Riding Club
Kentucky Choice
Derre Moore
Harry C. Wilson
Huntington High School
East Tech High School
Cleveland
Athens
Logan
American Legion
Athens Fourth Celebrated Without Major Incident
A safe Fourth in Athens featured no cannon explosions or misfired guns. A balloon landing on the John McCune house caused a roof fire, quickly doused by the Fire Department. July 15 will require railroads to give exact change, and a rainy Sunday spoiled the planned picnic. Woman’s Hall inmates staged a refined performance for 109 guests as Guysville Eagles led a lively parade with Woods Band headlining the Woodman celebration.
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Athens
John McCune
Lancaster Street
United States
Guysville—Eagles
Woodman
Woods Band of
Alband
Truth n Poetry Warns Against Easy Wealth Through Machines
A two to three year old child is warned about a future of photo electrical labor and easy money. The author contrasts a life of ease with the risk of dehumanizing reliance on machines and urges investing in land for independence and self support to avoid charity during current crisis.
Thoughts for Today From the Bible Verse
A compact daily reflection cites a biblical line about deliverance from danger. The note references poverty, danger, and moral rescue and presents a pithy meditation for readers seeking guidance.
Public Forum Editor's Note Endorses Civic Peace Plan
The Messenger prints a suggestion for a civic group of citizens, farmers, businessmen and professionals to promote peace prosperity and social justice. The letter urges unity and shared responsibility to restore harmony and invites reader feedback from Athens R D No 9 writer A L Bnedden.
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Messenger
A. L. Bnedden
Athens
Let's Support Em Editor Compares Athens Markers To Marietta
A letter from Athens Ohio lauds efforts to mark historic sites in the city and county. The writer cites Marietta’s markers as drawing visitors and spending, urges local groups to fund more markers, and praises the Central Avenue School grounds Camp Wool marker and the Margaret Snowden marker near Fisher.
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Athens
Marietta
Central Avenue
Margaret Snowden
Fisher
Thes Kers
In Defense of Speed editorial argues for road sightlines
A reader defends highway tree removals for better motorist vision and safety. The letter cites a 30 day protest window for East State Street widening, argues property rights and progress, and urges planting trees on private property to keep rights of way clear. Athens, July 1. H. N. Burgett
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East State Street
Deadlock between miners and operators in Ohio
The Messenger notes a stalled dispute in Southern and Eastern Ohio as business and professional leaders condemn miner and operator stubbornness. It urges action over indifference to reach peace and resolve the industrial standstill.
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the Messenger
Ohio
Roosevelt Campaign Strategy Seen Shaping 1932 Race
The piece notes Governor Roosevelt’s swift acceptance of the nomination and travel to Chicago with his family, promising early work as president. It contrasts his approach with past delays, forecasts Republican leadership criticisms, and cites William Randolph Hearst’s backing and praise for Roosevelt’s calm, principled leadership similar to Theodore Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Trav“Ul
Roosevelt- Garner
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
President Coolidge
Theodore Roosevelt
Declaration and Hearst Support in American History
The passage recalls Hearst’s broad American influence and his 1928 Hoover backing, then marks July 4 1776 as a tested moment when delegates in Philadelphia pledged unity and faced rebellion. It notes a growing nation with vast industry and technology shaping modern worries.
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MR. Hearst
Herbert Hoover
Our divided nation faces fear and indifference in voting
The piece laments weakened civic unity and Ballot usage, warning that wealth displaces noble authority, with frightened leadership and a struggling economy. It notes Cook County families facing destitution without government aid and a bank facing difficulties, amid the Democratic convention in Chicago.
Rheumatic Diseases and Prevention by Dr Morris Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines rheumatic diseases and their varied causes from arthritis to gout, noting they rarely kill but cause disability. He cites age patterns, prevention via heat therapy and hygiene, and the influence of constitution and climate on attack likelihood.
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England
Camp Out At Home This Summer For Busy Moms
A columnist advises mothers to simplify home life during July and August by storing rugs and excess furniture, creating a camp like atmosphere with lanterns and paper decorations. The piece suggests outdoor picnics in a yard, minimizing laundry, and enjoying wholesome summer meals while avoiding travel.
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Big S.sr
Scientific fight against infantile paralysis urged by Dr Copeland
Senator Roy AL Copeland argues medical science advances in preventing deformities from infantile paralysis. He praises hydrotherapy and underwater exercise in pools, noting Archimedes law explains water support and buoyancy aiding recovery. He cites improved mobility and mood, urges timely access to modern treatment for children.
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Pera
Soot in sputum and lash growth remedies discussed
A reader asks about soot-like black substance in sputum due to inhalation of dust and its expulsion with mucus. Advice suggests sputum examination to rule out blood. A second note instructs applying 1 percent yellow oxide of mercury ointment to the eyelashes nightly to promote growth.
Eighty Million Dollar Emergency Aid Debate
The text argues for eighty million dollars to rescue a failing bank seen as beyond local help. It warns of widespread disaster and panicked fear if the bank collapses, estimating over one hundred twenty eight thousand families could be turned onto the streets without national government aid.
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Chicago
Cook County
Edward L. Ryerson, Jr
Diiuius Emergency Relief
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