Athens Messenger Memo Circulation and Staff Details
The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co lists Gordon K. Bush as Publisher and Gen. Manager, Charles H. Garris as Managing Editor, with a staffing and circulation description for Athens and surrounding counties. Advertising rates are available on request. Subscriptions start at 18 cents a week by carrier and vary by mail plan, including yearly and short-term options.
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Jaz Wrederick W- Bush
Gaturdey
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Garris
Leetae
Ohio
Athens
Nelsonville
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Logan-Pomeroy-Midolport
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Polis
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio List
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Inland Daily Press Association
United Press Associations
Mominal Cherge
Those Wet Planks Reflect Hamilton and Jefferson Traditions
The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic planks on federal versus state control of Aquor trader regulation. It frames the GOP as Hamiltonian in spirit and the Democrats as Jeffersonian, noting other factors may dilute these traditional poles and that the difference may be of limited interest to most voters.
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Hamilton
Jefferson
Good Vacation News Despite Slight Travel Dip in Summer 332
The report says vacation travel in the United States will drop only slightly in the summer of 332. It notes that tourist expenditures in 1981 and 1930 were not far below average, suggesting business stability and continued returns on investments in resorts and hotels. Also, many Americans will enjoy the rejuvenation vacations bring.
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United States
Parking Woes in Athens Spur Calls for Shorter Limits
The piece argues that drivers clog Main and West Union streets, placing visitors at a disadvantage. It suggests a two hour limit would free spaces for customers and enable quicker visits, noting many locals fail to find spots due to sunrise enthusiasts and long shopping trips.
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Athens
Armaed
Main Street
West Union Street
World War I settlement mocked by Lausanne accord
The Allied demand for 65 million? 000 for World War costs collapsed to 845 140 dollars as Germany pays one cent on the dollar. The piece argues the war ended in Lausanne and labels the United States a Shylock, warning against entangling debts and urging self-preservation amid postwar hysteria and global tensions.
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Germany
Lausann
Lausanne
United States
Old World
Sam
How To Get Work the Babson Way For Better Hiring
Advice from Roger Babson on job seeking emphasizes proving real value to employers by offering help at a wage they accept. Avoid revealing personal troubles, loyalty matters, and avoid complaint. Present optimism, minimize negatives, and spread positive energy to improve overall business conditions.
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Roger Babson
Thoughts for Today and Market Commentary Snippet
Short excerpt notes a Jeremiah quote about amending ways, mentions Japanese cinemas hiring narrators, comments on free narrators, and references new dress materials that change color as anticipated by a passerby reading a Whea bill.
Dem Bosses Are Out If Party Wins
Washington report on Democratic convention intrigue notes old bosses clinging to machines yet losing control to Roosevelt leaders. Huey Long, Alfalfa Bill Murray, and Tammany figures like John Curry face uncertain loyalties as delegates drift, unit rule quirks, and Amsterdam-era power slips reshape the scene.
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Rodnex Dutcher Messenger
Washington
Roosevelt
Huey Long
Louisiana
Huey
Alfalfa Bill Murray
Oklahoma
Hurt
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
al Smith
Curry
Charlie Murphy
Chicago
New York
Upstate
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McCooey
Brooklyn
Smith
New York City
Jimmy Walker
Burning cross sighting shocks Athens crowd
A burning cross on North Hill in Athens drew wide attention last night with rumors it was set by Ku Klux Klan members. A 40 member group reportedly exists in the area, fueling fear and speculation among residents.
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North Hill
Athens
Ku Klux Klan
Poem and witticism on toil and temptation
The poem laments the hard life of laborers bound to work from dawn to dusk while lamenting the lure of easier pleasures by the sea and countryside. A wry aside notes a scientist stating sea levels recede 10 inches yearly, suggesting age and progress as farcical. The piece closes with a playful jab at air-minded culture and dirigibles.
Building Moved by Eighteen Men in Indianapolis
In October 1932 Indiana Bell officials and about 300 onlookers watched an eight story building weighing 22,000,000 pounds slide 52 feet and turn ninety degrees to face a new street. Eighteen men operated ratchet screws on steel rails to move the structure without interrupting services. it was slated for a permanent relocation in about six weeks.
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Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Indianapolis
Jack Lawlor
Board of Freeholders of
San Francisco
Registrar of Voters
Wastroel
Coal company closures hit Nelsonville area miners
An editor’s letter lists coal firms shuttered in Nelsonville due to high wages and union rules, naming dozens of companies and local investors now ruined. It argues union practices push operators to non union West Virginia and Kentucky fields, foretelling wider collapse and job losses across Ohio valleys. AN OLD TIMER. Nelsonville, O, July 4, 1932.
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the Messenger
Nelsonville
New Pittsburgh Coal Co
North Hocking Coal Co
Baird Coal Co
Anchor Coal Co
Poston Consolidated Coal Co
Big Four Mining Co
Greens Run Coal Co
Big Latley Mining Co
North Hill Coal Co
Carr Eon Coal Co
Nelsonville- Murray Coal Co
Thorn Hull Coal Co
Ohio Mines
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
New Straitsville
John D Rockefeller Birthday Tribute and Political Notes
A birthday note honors John D Rockefeller turning ninety three with optimism he may reach a century. It highlights his wealth built in youth, his philanthropy with his son, and his focus on education science and disease fight. The piece also covers Democratic Party dynamics with Smeth Roosevelt Smith McAdoo Johnson Borah and Hiram Johnson amid New York political context.
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John Dr. Rockefeller
Smeth
Roosevelt
Smith
McAdoo
Hiram Johnson
Borah
Johnson
Hoover
Maternity Mortality and Disease Risks in Childbirth
Dr. Sorris Fishbein cautions that infections and noninfectious complications raise maternal death risk. Kidney strain, albumin in urine, toxemia, and eclampsia can be mitigated by supervision, diet, rest, and blood pressure monitoring. Epidemics like influenza or scarlet fever worsen outcomes for mothers and babies. tuberculosis and heart disease require careful management during pregnancy and delivery.
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Sorris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
Are we selfish parents at our children's commencement
A mass of anecdotal dialogue from a junior high school commencement shows a self centered mother obsessed with dress and attention. Betty senses her mother cares more about appearances than the child and the event, prompting reflection on whether parents share in their children's joys and dreams.
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Betty
Sunday Horoscope Sparks High Energy and Enterprise
The Stars Say for Sunday July 10 predicts stirring activity and enterprise, with possible use of high energy in corporate, secret societies, or mystical pursuits. Those born on this day may see a year of unusual activity and bold efforts, with a vigorous, resourceful child noted as Nicola Teala.
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Unday
Iepetus
Nicola Teala
July L Astrology Forecast Highlights Change and Gains
Genevieve Kemble notes a complex forecast with potential progress and profitable personal relations but warns of disruption and employment risk. Caution, wisdom, amiability, and cleverness could turn events to advantage. personal ties remain strong. A child born today may be energetic and adventurous while kind and generous. Notable nativity: John Oniney Adams.
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Londay
John Oniney Adams
Forgotten New York and the seamy edge of South Street
A vivid vignette of lower Manhattan’s forgotten world near South Street and the East River. The passage notes bootleg corridors, speakeasies, and poverty on the waterfront as workers gamble and ships unload illegal cargo. It recalls a looming seamen’s meeting and critiques white cotton caps as a craze with broad social impact.
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New York
Roosevelt
South Street
Brooklyn Bridge
Hast River
New York City
Wet Wins in North Carolina Primary
Robert R. Reynolds of Asheville won the Democratic senatorial nomination over Senator Cameron Morrison by more than 50,000 votes in North Carolina. Reynolds, an ardent anti prohibitionist, marked a personal triumph and a victory for the wet cause in the primary.
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Robert R. Reynolds
Asheville
N.C
Cameron Morrison
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