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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1949
Page
4
A fragment argues that fraudulent or coercive psychology that promises easy gains harms freedom and strengthens totalitarian control. It warns such manipulation appeals undermine democratic values and individual autonomy.
A wealthy widow Mrs Everson flees civilization with a caravan of two large trailers. Mrs Malone, hired as cook, recalls life with Joe and reflects on an age of violence while the group moves toward a rumored safe haven guided by the enigmatic Marchese.
The article argues mothers deserve equal praise with working women and notes discrimination in housing and dining. It laments lack of limelight for motherhood and praises new supports like recreation centers. It envisions a future where families are welcomed and motherhood is treated as a legitimate career.
Lecturer Robert Kazmayer warns the real U S danger lies at the grassroots not Washington. He cites apathy, promises of government, and a rising gimme attitude as threats to democracy and liberty.
The article argues soil erosion and poor land management reduce forage and mineral content, harming rabbits and other wildlife. It links road dust, surface runoff, and silt to degraded streams and spawning grounds, noting erosion reduces fish habitats and overall hunting and fishing prospects in southeastern Ohio.
A meditation on choosing rest over relentless ambition. Slower pace enables reflection, wiser decisions, and healthier families, contrasting U S wealth with global shares of well being and urging balance amid hectic daily demands.
Hal Boyle notes a rare job ad for a top grade comedian and explains a talent drought on Broadway and radio. Irving Mansfield says old comics imitate each other and new talent is scarce, with networks risking large sums to launch a breakthrough act.
John Thomas 72 died at his son Wilbur’s home in Hamden where he had lived since his wife’s death five years ago. He leaves six sons Robert Lancaster Floyd Columbus Arthur Bremen Maynard Hamden Wilbur Zaleski and two daughters Florence Staneart Carother Elizabeth Allman. Burial at Downington. Also announced birth of Richard Barrett to Mr and Mrs Barrett Allen.
President Truman urges businessmen to cut prices to boost buying and production while avoiding wage cuts. He argues inflation harmed demand, unemployment rose, and that prosperity rests on higher output funded by affordable goods, with government fact finding of steel firms’ ability to meet workers’ demands.
Garden club met at president Miss Ruby Diehl’s home with colored pictures and refreshments. A new William Turner farm home awaits Don Cotterell and wife after their purchase. A Federated Church wedding joined the young couple. Various social visits and funeral notices mark local life including Florence Michel’s services and multiple households hosting guests from nearby towns.
Quiz Hall by Wilton If Hall offers a 10 point per correct answer scoring with categories for genius to average. The quiz lists ten questions across men women and teenagers about dirigibles state facts and historical figures with an answer key shown in garbled OCR text.
The article explains automatic bladder emptying in infants and how full bladder signals develop in the brain enabling control. It notes gradual toilet training, possible day or night wetting at ages 3–4, and suggests gentle parenting to address it. It also covers bowel control inicio at 1–2 years and potty timing with praise. A reader asks about buttermilk with ulcers. doctor says a physician should outline the diet.
Linda McWilliams 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy McWilliams of Winfield Road is a patient in Holzer Hospital.
Kyger Kyger Harold and Mrs Harold Gardner Jr announce the birth of a son Harold Edwin on June 18. Mrs Gardner stays with her parents Carl and Lemley in Colum bus. Additional notices include the Sheens traveling the East coast, Lemley store duties, and other family updates. Leonard Weiman hauls a 21 pound carp near Cheshire. Mary Sisson reports.
Radio programs across NBC WLW ABC WCOL WSAZ CBS WHNS WCHS and mehr list daily time blocks from 6:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. including news broadcasts, kiddies hour, sports and music shows, dramas, and variety programs. Named hosts and programs appear such as Fulton Lewis, Johnny Olson, Gene Autry Show, Dick Jurgens, and Grand Ole Opry along with station call letters and frequencies across Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg Marietta and Charleston.
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