Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co Publication Details
The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co announces publication by Prederick W Bush and Gordon K Bush with Charlies Garris as managing editor. It lists industry affiliations, advertising rates, and subscription prices including US cents carrier rates and mail options in Ohio.
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Prederick W Bush
Athens
Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K Bush
Mer
Charlies @ Garris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Obio Geject
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
Niene Daily Press Association
A Nations
John W Culles Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Athens Post
Seeens-Chow
Ander Et Mel Eimeee
Ohio
One Glorious Fourth Reaches Peak in Southeast Ohio
A Fourth of July holiday peak in Southeast and central Ohio brought heavy traffic and many incidents. Fireworks set records in Athens and nearby towns as noise persisted into Sunday night. Many injuries, hospital stays, and costly repairs followed amid crowded highways and alcohol-influenced missteps.
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Ohio
Athens
Ohio moves to study game management for conservation
The Ohio Conservation Division announces a new policy to restore fish and game through education and study. Schools in Columbus will train conservation workers to manage wildlife, enforce laws, and assist sportsmen and farmers, establishing statewide posts to improve habitats and public understanding.
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Ohio Conservation Division
Ohio
Columbus
Division of Conservation
Hopeful Sign In June Marriages Stimulates Community Spirit
The rise in June marriages shows a changing attitude toward the future among hundreds of young people. Older residents feel reassured as the trend grows, and business observers note economic optimism. More marriages mean more homes as couples seek independence from in laws and build a life in their communities.
Canadians Push Roosevelt Vote Amid Cattle Trade Warnings
Canadian press urges support for Franklin D Roosevelt in the U S election and warns cattle raisers against shipping large herds to the United States during election year. It argues that unchecked Canadian cattle could provoke U S farmers to back Landon and restrict imports, disrupting markets.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
United States
Roosevelt
Landon
Canada
SEC to Push Three Bank Trustee Reform Measures
The Securities Exchange Commission floated a three point plan aimed at banks acting as corporate trustees for bondholders. It would create a fraud statute for banks, set fixed standards for inducements, and bar banks from handling a corporation’s banking business as trustee.
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Paul Mallon Washington
Securities Exchange Commission
Congress
Commission
Zioncheck
SEC
Legalized blackmail and breach of promise rackets
The piece argues breach of promise suits have become a lucrative, growing shakedown and notes public concern in the legal profession. It calls for outlawing the action, calling it a pernicious gold digging racket and a legislative hot potato states cannot ignore.
Democrats Plan Big Spending Boost Before Election
The text notes Democrats plan to spend millions to stimulate prosperity and discuss spreading jobs among voters. It contrasts Roosevelt and Lemke with London and mentions ongoing suspense before a nomination notification. A film cameraman comments on romance amid campaigning.
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Farley
Roosevelt
Lemke
London
District Tales of Long Ago in Gallipolis History
History notes for Gallipolis outline its 1804 incorporation, 1865 city status, and current city manager system. It recounts Lafayette’s 1824 visit, 1810 academy plans, 1819 school start, tuition for early pupils, the 1846 burn and rebuild, Civil War warehousing, early Methodist and Presbyterian churches, and Catholic presence with later church location at State and Fourth serving Gallipolis and Fort Pleasant.
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Gallipolis
Louise Phillipe
France
Fourth Avenue
Lafayette
Our House
Nicholas Thivenen
Thivenen
Gallia Academy
Robert Safford
Nathaniel Gates
Samuel Burrill
William R. Gould
Calvin Shepard
First
Grape St
Ft. Pleasant
Quote Volume Sparks Debate Across Nation
Excerpts feature statements from Congressman Marion Zion Haile Selassie and Premier Mussolini on governance and civility. A Fidelity survey cites college costs and projected lifetime returns. William Lemke criticizes ignorance in Washington while noting olives' coloring is a post-pick treatment.
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Fidelity Investment Association
Wheeling
W. Va
Washington
William Lemke
Union Party
Teeth development in children and prenatal care advice
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains teething patterns in children and common symptoms such as fretfulness drooling and poor sleep. He outlines the typical sequence of tooth eruption the total of 20 baby teeth and notes early dental care begins before birth with maternal dental health and a diet rich in milk vegetables eggs cereals and fruits while avoiding excess sweets pastries and meat.
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Morris Fishbein
Fireworks, water pollution warn of 4th events
The item notes thousands of dead fish in the Hocking River and a $25 reward from the Izaak Walton League for water pollution information. It also mentions a Cambridge visit by the Preston family for the Fourth of July and bridge prizes won by Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Finsterwald. George Stewart named principal of Stewart Junior Senior High.
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John H. Preston
Jack
Ted
Cambridge
George Stewart
Stewart
Hocking River
Izaak Walton League
Shadows at the Mountain House Mystery
Claire Fosdick journeys to her uncle Lyman Fosdick's mountain home to decide on marriage and seek a hidden jewel. A wrecked car, a missing Eb Dallas, and fresh blood on Eb’s cap spark a tense search led by Pat Mangan and Bob Steele. Susie Spratt defends Dallas as investigators probe possible links to a deadly evening.
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Claire Fosdick
Lonely Mountain
Lyman Fosdick
Claire
Nick Baum
Pat Magan
Bob Steele
EB Spratt
Susie
Dan Dallas
Dan
Bob
Pat
George Banes
Miss Spratt
Dallas
Lyman
House of Long Shadows
Lyman Frosdick
Hannah
Daddy
Waft Me to Dreamland Song From Opera Contested Verse
The reader mail presents a lyric titled Waft Me to Dreamland with a note about a song from an opera by Leda Sams. It asks for a close embrace and a magnetic kiss, dreaming under starlit skies, while expressing heartsore longing and hope for rest. The piece reads like a poetic letter to a beloved, with refrain imagery of sun and smile.
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Dreamland
Leda Sams
Issa
King of the Rails in a Night Run
Dorothy Kunts of Pomeroy Ohio presents a vivid verse celebrating a locomotive engineer. The poem portrays the driver as a joyful, tireless king steering the iron horse through darkness, with steam, smoke, and furnace heat painting a powerful railroading tableau.
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King of the Rails
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