Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates 1896
The Athens Lilessenger prederick W Bush publisher 1896 to 1929 published weekdays except Saturday and a large Sunday edition by The Athens Messenger and Gerald Printing Co Gordon K Bush publisher and GM Charles G Harris managing editor. Subscription rates: carrier 15 cents a week mail Ohio 4.50 per year six months 2.50 ten weeks 1.00 four weeks 60 cents one week 1?c. Composed as a historical newspaper notice of publication details and pricing.
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Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Gerald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles G. Harris
Mat
Ohio
Turmoil in Congress Over Robinson Death and Court Plans
The piece reflects on the death of Senator Joseph T. Robinson and the ensuing division in Congress over the President's court reorganization plan. It argues that partisan strife, heat, and upheaval threaten national welfare and call for calmer, more harmonious action.
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Joseph T. Robinson
Supreme Court
Congress
Robinson
Washington
van Devanter
Roosevelt
The Valley of Decision Editorial on Ohio Labor Strife
The New York Times editorial argues Ohio’s return to work shifts public opinion, noting a divide in towns like Youngstown Warren and Niles. It sees Ohio as a microcosm of America where public opinion will arbitrate the labor conflict and influence policy under Governor Davey.
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New York Times
Ohio
Davey
Mahoning Valley
Youngstown
Warren
Niles
Michigan
Pennsylvania
United States
Western Reserve
New England
Step Toward Big News Isolated Polio Germ at Mayo
Dr Edward Carl Rosenow of the Mayo Clinic announced isolating the germ that causes infantile paralysis. This achievement, though modest in wording, marks a first step toward a serum to cure or prevent polio, a long sought breakthrough in public health.
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Edward Carl Rosenow
Mayo Clinic
Greatmen Said to Have Big Noses But Eager to Learn
The saying notes that leaders are often notable for learning, while outside coronation delegates only rough baseball players take offense at being slighted.
Roosevelt coattails test Maryland and national politics
Washington dispatch notes Democratic senators break from the Roosevelt Court plan while other Democrats in Maryland gear up for a November gubernatorial fight. Baltimore Mayor Howard Jackson and Attorney General Herbert O Connor clash over Roosevelt loyalty as party tensions rise and Jim Farley negotiates no national split.
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Washington
U.P
Congress
House
Roosevelt
Maryland
Howard Jackson
Baltimore
Herbert O'Connor
U. S
Millard Tydings
Jackson
Farley question on a Kansas bandwagon regulation
The message asks if Farley has heard of a Kansas bill from years ago that would regulate political bandwagons by requiring grappling hooks to drag behind and catch up politicians who missed the bandwagon. It ends with a suggestion that the tip may be of value.
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Farley
Kansas
Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Dutcher
Washington insiders predict a Democratic split amid delay while a 55 to 275 count is seen as backing a New Deal. Hamilton Fish pushes a Gen Robert E Lee memorial. John L. Lewis faces calls for better public relations. observers note Roosevelt and Lewis press conference contrasts. Chilean showers remark closes the piece.
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Washington
White House
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Hamilton Fish
New York
Fish
Robert E. Lee
Kent Keller
Illinois
Library Committee
Marie Robert
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Kidney Inflammation Signs and Care in Acute Infections
Early symptoms of kidney inflammation may be absent. Watch urine daily after acute infections in children. symptoms include nausea vomiting loin pain fever leg swelling and slight bloody urine. Bed rest limited diet low salt and protein with careful infection control aid recovery. severe cases may need perspiration therapy. Continuous observation 10 to 12 days after onset helps prevent chronic damage.
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Morris Fishbein
Twins dominate block on Kenmore Road Overbrook
Four pairs of twins on Kenmore Road Overbrook set a family record. The eldest are Guido and Raymond Collucci, 13. Others include Robert and Anthony Sacchet ti, 20 months. Margaret Mae and Marion Wallace Stevens, 19 months. Marie and Eleanor Quimby, 18 months. Ancient cities drew water via distant aqueducts.
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Philadelphia
Kenmore Road
Overbrook
Guido
Raymond Collucci
Robert
Anthony Sacchetti
Margaret Mae
Marion Wallace Stevens
Marie
Eleanor Quimby
Welsh settler John Jones and Tyn Rhos church founder
In Gallia County history Jessie Thomas Davis recalls John Jones as the first Welsh settler to stay in Gallia in 1838 and founder of the Welsh Congregational church named Tyn Rhos. His wife Elizabeth Samuel Jones supported Calvinistic Methodism and rode four miles to Centerville every Sunday for worship.
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Gallipolis
John Jones
Tyn Rhos
Gallia County
Jessie Thomas Davis
Rio Grande
Wales
Jones
Elizabeth Samuel Jones
John
Sketches from Childhood in Memory of Ella Terwilliger
Poem reflecting on a grandmother named Ella Terwilliger through memories of an old rocking chair in a cottage. The speaker recalls a night beside the chair and the childlike scene of a brown-eyed grandmother with silvery curls.
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Ella Terwilliger
Pele Club Expands Honolulu Reach
The Hui O Pele club, which requires applicants to have stood on the brink of Kilauea, expands its membership in Honolulu as the organization grows toward a 15 000 member mark.
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Pele Club
Honolulu
Kilauea
United States National Park
Here
Local Social and School Notes From Buckeye Lake Area
Mrs R S Wood and others spent a day at the Ranch cottage on Buckeye Lake. Mr Richard McKinstry and daughter Barbara Ree returned to Columbus after visiting his parents. Dr Francis Keck of Chauncey passed the Kentucky State Board in dentistry. A Grange organizing meeting was held at Oak Grove School. 4 H leaders from Logan Haydenville Enterprise Laurelville and Brinkhaven attended Camp Nelson Dodd near Mt Vernon for a weeklong conference.
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R. S. Wood
R. W. Finsterwald
Evan Jones, Jr
Buckeye Lake
Richard McKinstry
Barbara Ree
Columbus
Mr. McKinstry
Mrs
Harry McKinstry
Francis Keck
Chauncey
Kentucky State Board
Oak Grove
Robert W. Lang
Logan
Alice Allen
Haydenville
Helen Shaw
Enterprise
Con- Mettler
Laurelville
Camp Nelson-Dodd
Brinkhaven
Mt. Vernon
Registration Day list of Nelsonville Ward 4 men of military age
Athens County Registration Day records the names of many men in Nelsonville Ward 4 Precinct 1 listed for military service. The roster includes Frederick James Anderson William Badwell Thomas Auflick James Auflick Clarence Effort Badwell Robert Bagley Clifford Berry Walter Hanning Bennett Far Franklin Blackford and dozens of others. The document reflects community mobilization efforts during the period.
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Athens County
Nelsonville
Frederick James Anderson
William Badwell
Thomas Auflick
James Auflick
Clarence Effort Badwell
Robert Bagley
Clifford Berry
Walter Hanning Bennett
Far Franklin Blackford
Eugene Brickles
Miles Brandenburg
Frank Vincent Brown
Henry Bunthoff
George W. Call
John Chauncey Call
Floyd Call
Harvey James Carnes
Franklin Leron Chesher
Sidney Albert Cook
Fred Courtney
John Wayne Davis
John Lewis Davis
Mike Deszo
John Deer
Wilber Emmett Dowler
McClelland Douglas
Thodious Orlando Draper
David E. Evans
James Walter Evans
Charles William Figgins
Edwin Herrold Goodspeed
William Roy Grace
Don Poston Harris
Robert Albert Harris
Fred Hall
Edward Homer Hall
Robert Hatfield
Frank Allen Hartley
James Primrose Hartley
Lawrence Virgil Hardesty
Charles Lewis Hardesty
Ralph Hardy
John Arthur Hills
Iaac Ellsworth Hillyer
William Foster Howorth
Harley D
Holcomb
John Samuel Horton
Floyd Grover Juthind
Charles Dow James
Clarence Austin Jack
Thomas Edward Keating
Walther Wesley Laff
Charles Ernest Lent
Ray Leidy
Harvey Lowery
Frank Stuart Lowery
Harry Henry Matheny
Isiah Matheny
Clarence Edwin Mace
Riley Wilson Matheny
Thomas Williams Mathewson
Joseph Matthewson
Charles McColley
Don Robson McGill
Earl Sheppard McCune
John Albert McDonald
Forest McLaughlin
Home memories and the call of childhood home
The piece laments changes with time and illness, praising the comfort of home and family. It recalls warm gatherings and the desire to return to a humble childhood home as the pelican image closes the excerpt.
Wealthy Tormented Lovers Stir Bet on Saratoga
Carol Clayt seeks debt payment by backing Hartley Madison in a high stakes racing plot. Duke, eager to recover losses, clashes as Carol falls in love yet intends to push Hartley into a risky bet on Moon Bay. Plot twists involve jockey changes and a looming bet in the Hopeful at Saratoga.
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Carol Clayt
Hartley Madison
Duke
Hartley
Carol
Saratoga
Moon Bay
Fritzie O’m
Lightning
Duke and Carol Face Betrayal and a Race Bet Clash
In a moonlit estate scene Duke reneges on a risky horse bet with Hartley Madison while secrets surface about Duke’s past with Carol. Carol and Madison confront jealousy as Fritzie plots a future and Duke races to recruit a replacement jockey to defend Lightning. The tense standoff hints at deeper betrayals to unfold.
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Duke
Carol
Los Angeles
Hartley
O.K
Madison
Rosetta
Miss O'Malley
R. Duke
Angeles
Darling
Noves
Demme
Fritzie
Geysers Named From Icelandic Roots and Egyptian Uses
The text notes that geysers derive their name from an Icelandic term meaning to burst forth with violence. It also claims ancient Egyptians used fans as civil and religious emblems, though details are unclear.
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Iceland
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