The Athens Messenger and Publishing Co information page
The Athens Messenger lists Frederick W. Bush as publisher 1806 to 1929 with Gordon K. Bush as publisher and general manager and Charles H. Harris as managing editor. It serves 160000 population across five counties in Southeastern Ohio and is the newspaper of Logan Pomeroy Middleport Coolville polis and surrounding communities. Subscription rates are shown including 9 weeks by mail and six months and other options.
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Frederick W. Bush
Ohio
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POLIS
Revival in Youngstown Spurs Charity to Jobs Drive
In Youngstown Ohio mills run near normal and June charity rolls fell by eight thousand as former welfare recipients gain work. Cars, clothes, and bills paid reflect rising employment, with demand creating jobs in several cities and a brighter outlook for workers.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Racketeer Flourishes Again Prompts Calls for Government Action
The piece argues prosperity fuels racketeers who extort cash from merchants, laborers, and builders. It notes gangs push protection payments amid rising illegal profits, with local authorities seen as powerless and calls for federal intervention.
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Lsborers
At Least We Have a Policy
The break up of the London economic conference is blamed on the lack of a world recovery program and Roosevelt’s currency stabilization stance. The speaker cites a defined domestic plan to raise prices, control production, raise wages, and cut unemployment, contrasting it with other nations’ uncertain futures and France’s gold standard stand. The piece defends American resolve and condemns persistent blame since World War I.
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London
Roosevelt
Uncle Sam
France
Europe
Promises and Disarmament in a Failing Peace Effort
The world disarmament conference stalls toward October as Swanson plans to grow the US navy toward treaty strength. MacArthur showed 6,207,538 in uniform and about 4 billion spent annually, far above prewar levels. The era’s pledges to peace and disarmament appear distant and unfulfilled.
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Swanson
United States Navy
Douglas MacArthur
United States Army
Europe
Japan
China
United States
League of Nations
Thas
Dear Miss Dix Addresses In-Law Interference in Marriage
Dorothy Dix notes a reader who discovers she has effectively married both her husband and his domineering father. She laments meddling in law relations and suggests a three year period to allow couples to adjust away from in law control. The writer expresses desire to cling to her husband rather than the in laws.
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Miss DIX
Dorothy DIX
Let Parents Stand Back And Let Couples Fight Their Own Way
Dorothy Dix counsels parents to drop control over their children's marriages and let couples make their own life choices. The column argues parental interference harms grown children and that independence requires self restraint and justice for the next generation.
Rotary Club picks J Halliday Cline as newest member
Rural mail carriers form an association at the Post Office with C V Dixon named temporary president. C A Dilcher of Nelsonville and 25 boys depart for a Rockbridge camp. Mr and Mrs Carl Stickney return from Kingston visit. James T Hooper born to Mr and Mrs Fred Hooper.
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J. Halliday Cline
Athens Rotary Club
C. V. Dixon
C. A. Dilcher
Nelsonville
Rockbridge
Carl Stickney
Kingston
Fred Hooper
Curran Drive
James T. Hooper
Carnera Peaks and Aqueduct Paradox Described
Explanation of yesterdays cartoon notes two Carnera mountain peaks near Valsesia in Novara Italy with Primo Carnera height and his nickname. It also discusses the aqueduct paradox where velocity and discharge peak near 95 percent full. Tomorrow: K. 00''4 Twice But Won.
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Valsesia
Novara
Italy
Alagna
Quiet and Rest After Blood Loss Guidance
Dr. Morris Fishbein advises bed rest and ample nutrition after hemorrhage. Seek medical care for severe wounds and when bleeding from lungs or scalp. avoid prolonged tourniquets and improper bandaging. bandaging should be left to experts.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Uncle Sam Is Forced To Carry Much Relief
Washington report notes the $500 million unemployment relief fund may last longer if relief lists shrink. Hopkins says gradual distribution will extend aid, with states urged to provide fair shares. About 4 million families or 18 million people were on relief at the March peak, and funds already reach 45 states.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington, D. C
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Delaware
About Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
Nettie, ten years old, runs errands for her mother Mrs. Smith all day tending a baby, cleaning a bird cage and seeking iodine, while walking to the drug store and baker’s across blocks in the sun. The mother asserts Nettie must learn to think ahead and finish tasks efficiently.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Nettie
Helen
Helens
Mr Smith
Mrs. Smith
Arbor Day and distance facts in a mixed clipping
The piece notes Nebraska as the first Arbor Day state in April 1872 and mentions the American Red Cross chartered by Congress in 1908. It adds a trivia line on the 3 152 mile cross country route from San Diego to Charleston.
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Nebraska
United States
San Diego
California
Charleston
South Carolina
William M. Miller Funeral Held for Former Ohio Senator
Funeral services were held today in Dresden for William Monroe Miller 67 a former Republican state senator and newspaperman who died at his home of a heart attack He co owned the Zanesville Times Recorder Dresden Transcript Portsmouth Daily Blade Springfield Press Recorder and Springfield Sun and helped found the Anti Saloon League Press in Westerville Miller was elected to the Ohio Senate in 1918 and served two terms.
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Dresden
William Monroe Miller
Miller
Zanesville Times-Recorder
Dresden Transcript
Portsmouth Daily Blade
Springfield Press-Recorder
Springfield Sun
Anti-Saloon League Press
Westerville
Ohio Senate
Man fatally shot mistaken for chicken thief
Ravena Ohio July 11 Up Sheriff Laroy Jones said Stephen Feher 31 Cleveland was shot Sunday on a farm near Ravenna by a friend who mistook him for a chicken thief. Cleveland policeman Joseph Mark 45 said he fired after his dog barked and he could not identify Feher in the dark.
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Ravenna
Laroy Jones
Portage County
Stephen Feher
Cleveland
Here
Feher
Joseph R. Mark
Cleveland Poiceman
Fess Blames World War for Low Mood
United States Senator Simeon D. Fess told a Tri County M. E. Church Brotherhood rally in Grand Rapids that the current low mood stems from disregard for economic law since entering World War I. He warned that recent legislation is an experiment and that if it fails the President will admit it.
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Grand Rapids
United States
Simeon D. Fess
M. E. Chuarch Brotherhood
Fess
Woman Admits Killing Man After Beating
Trumbull County officials say Mrs. Katherine Wagner 39 proprietress of the Cottage Inn confessed to shooting Gerald Hutchinson 24 of Sharon after he beat her. The incident occurred early Sunday and the arrest followed.
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Trumbull
Katherine Wagner
Cottage Inn
Gerald Hutchinson
Sharon
Roy D. Hardman
BARD RIDDLE CLUE MIX OF PICTURES AND WORDS
A mosaic of clues hints at a puzzle theme with references to baptismal names surnames and everyday items. Several lines suggest phonetic plays and the solution may involve matching words to definitions or images across topics like chemistry anatomy and geography.
State moves to force Trust Bank stock closure
Cleveland officials seek to place Trust Bank stockholdings in doubt for about 36,000 depositors. The suit, the first state action since 1932, adds to a large assessed stockholder base and highlights losses from liabilities and a labor group.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Lancers
Veto foe Durbin leads Ohio Eagles against beer tax
In Lima July 11 VP George White vetoed a recently enacted bill in a letter from a Lima attorney and leader. Durbin claims 90,000 Ohio members of the Order of Eagles support the move as state president. The proposed beer tax sparks opposition described as another slap to the pocketbook.
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Lima
George White
Durbin
Ohio
Order of Eagles
Rural mail carrier killed in Virginia port case
Authorities tracked 56 year old Bachtel after a rural mail carrier Harvey Red was shot at a mailbox in Portsmouth. Bachtel fired from his house hitting Red in the head as he presented mail. Police pursued him through woods and captured him later.
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Portsmouth
Bachtel
Harvey Red
Ster
Woods
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