Athens Messenger and Gaels Weekly Information Sheet
The Athens Messenger lists editors Frederick W. Bust and KaeALD Bush with General Manager Gen. Mgr. Harris, serving Athens Nelsonville GLOUSTER Logan Pomero y Middleport Coolville Gallipolis and surrounding communities. It notes circulation of 160000 across five counties in Southeastern Ohio and membership in multiple press associations. Subscription rates: by carrier 15 cents per week. by mail Ohio rates vary. advertising rates on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Bust
Athens Swessenger Kaeald
Bush
Puotene
Gen. Mgr
Gaels Ik Harris
Eireieemne
Ohio
TRE Newspaper OF
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Logan
Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
Gallipolis
Pulling Power of Newspaper Ads Revealed
In 1932 newspapers attracted 59 percent of total advertising appropriations from 432 national advertisers. Auto, gasoline, railroad, and shoe and clothing ads heavily favored papers with 82, 74, 52, and 87 percent shares respectively, illustrating the medium's strong pull for consumer reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
United States
Death of Anthony Hope Hawkins Ends Noted Writer
The novelist Anthony Hope Hawkins known for The Prisoner of Zenda died recently. He popularized a romantic, make believe European throne drama that entertained a wide readership, though his works were not considered profound.
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Sir Anthony Hope Hawkins
Anthony Hope
England
Zenda
Europe
They Are a Breed Apart The daring fliers who traverse wild frontiers
The piece argues that adventuring aviators like Jimmy Mattern inspire newspaper readers with daring feats. It notes the balance between wonder and fear, compares early sea explorers to air pioneers, and suggests such bold trips spur world records and new goals for aviators.
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Jimmy Mattern
Siberia
Relief work in Ohio district shows gains and accountability
Relief efforts in Ohio’s district grow smaller and more efficient as more men return to work and unemployment funds see fewer claims. While some funding misuse concerns arose, most cases were quickly corrected by fair play and self reliance. Delinquency by recipients exists but overall work produced preserves communities and dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Recovery Pace Outpaces Past Economic Upswings
The article notes business recovery proceeding at record speed, with activity rising more than twice as fast as any prior upturn from lows. It compares current momentum to 1915 war orders and 1838 speculation, suggesting uncertainty about whether the rapid advance is healthy while citing widespread demand driven by fears over future value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Free love fails to match marriage warns Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues against free love by recounting a young woman's plan to seek freedom through a nonbinding relationship. She contends that love without commitment still carries duties and risks, and that marriage offers stability and security for women and children, whereas casual unions invite constant effort and heartache.
Athens News Briefs Highlight Local Faces and Events
William H Logan and others return from an Elks convention in Atlanta. Birth announced for a daughter to A G Frebault. Harold Mardis hosts Marguerite Hearne in Park Place. George Love, Upper Greens Run, visits Athens on business. Harold Sams visits with Ray Richey family. Doris Adamson and Clarence Jack wed in Athens. Preston family returns from Buckeye Lake with son Jack and Kathleen Merritt. Motorcycles touted as future transport. autos deemed costly. Ena Nelson and Alberta Carr visit Chauncey. Trips by W N Alderman, W R Phillips family plan Lakeside outing.
Temp of the Sun 11 000 Degrees Fahrenheit
Items of Interest mention the sun's temperature as about 11 000 degrees Fahrenheit. The note adds a remark about Hawaii lacking roadside billboards and a travel anecdote about captains Endres and Magyar fogbound near Budapest. The passage concludes with a musing on market shortages and exchanging hoarded money for goods and a suggestion to stimulate business.
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Hawaii
Endres
Magyar
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Budapest
Hungary
Atlantic Ocean
Cartoon and Biscuit Process Featured in Page Notes
The cartoon explains blocks clinging with precision two-inch blocks shrinking to 1.999998 inches. A wheat to biscuits test shows a 17 minute 38 second turnaround to produce hot biscuits by K. C. Jones of Ranger Texas, a faster result than a year ago. Tomorrow: The Mother Church of Scandinavian Methodism.
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K. C. Jones
Ranger
Texas
Mother Church
Symptoms of Typhoid From Fishbein Analysis
Dr Morris Fishbein explains typhoid fever progression from incubation of 3 to 21 days to a high fever with a stepladder rise. He notes symptoms including headache, body pains, loss of appetite, chills, rose spots, bloating, and possible bowel hemorrhage or nerve involvement. Diagnosis relies on case history, exam, and the Widal test.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Timmy's Ride Turns Cruel as Playful Thrill Becomes Harm
A child named Timmy explores showy bicycle riding that turns reckless and then violent. He crowds pedestrians and animals, injuring a boy with a tricycle and facing neighborly intervention as fear and guilt grow among onlookers.
Recovery Drive Shifts Hitched to Big Stick Policy
In Roosevelt era recoveries, Johnson pressures codes with ultimatum but Roosevelt orders action. Steel code forms quickly after Taylor’s summons as lumber code follows, while a new recovery council draws mixed reactions. Phillips questions Soviet Alaska landings via a New York brewery as press conferences frustrate reporters.
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Washington, D. C
Hugh Johnson
Roosevelt
Johnson
Myron Taylor
U. S. Steel
Ment
Ments
Mack
Marvin McIntyre
Council” of Recovery and Relief Directors
McIntyre
William Phillips
Jimmy Mattern
United States
New York
Mattern
Phillips
Alaska
Washington
Neighbor's Child Causes Dispute and Drastic Action
A neighbor's child repeatedly harms small children on the sidewalk prompting a stern warning from the mother. After another incident the girl is taken to the police station by car, and Timmy's behavior improves. The text also notes the Panama Canal shortening travel between San Francisco and Liverpool and mentions a water clock and Iceland's Great Geyser with partial measurements.
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Pizarro
Timmy
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Liverpool
England
Athens Children Engage In Summer Playground Activities
Four Athens playgrounds run baseball pinball and swimming programs with a summer plan adding a treasure hunt track meet and swimming meet. League standings list Rufus Putnam and Mechanicsburg teams. older youths coach led by F. E. Gilmore. Swims and tests under National Recreation sponsorship proceed with meets set for August and July.
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Athens
Rufus Putnam Training School
East Side
West Side
Mechanicsburg
Blackford Rufus Putnam Recreation
Rufus Putnam
F. E. Gilmore
Nelsonville
Plains
Fox Rufus Putnam
Blackford
Jack Rhoades
National Recreational Association
Athens County veterans post names officers and members
Clarence Brown and J. Brown are listed as chairmen with Kari ville treasurer and delegates to a printers organization in Chicago. The post in Athens County names living members including J. D Brown Joy Cornwell W. D. Dillinger H. A Frost Ira Gilkey Eber Jones Isaac Newton Thomas Porte J. L Stab Skinner J A Smith Hiram Tinkam ton and others.
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Oe J. Brown
Biayed
Kariville
Coluridge
Brown
R. B Madison Press
Ana
Chicago
Post
J. B. Allen
J. D Brown
Joy Cornwell
W. D. Dillinger
H. A . Frost
Ira Gilkey
Eber Jones
A. J. _ Moody
Isaac Newton
Ing
Thomas Porte
Singer
I. L. Stab Skinner
J. A. Smitherton
Hiram Tinkamton
Jerry Grim
Newark Driver Injured in Collision by Auto Express Truck
July Howard aged 61 of Columbus and Helen G. Smith of Columbus were injured when a Col and the Smiths’ collision with an auto express truck on Alexandria Pike in town.
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Newark
Howard
Helen G. Smith
Lumbus
Alexandria Pike
Lou Fonseca Dominates In 1932 Tri Gee Assignment
Lou Fonseca turned in a strong 1932 tri gee showing for the White Sox. He struck out three in a single inning and again faced the Sox lineup with effective work.
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Lou Fonseca
Tri Gee
White Sox
Notable nativity and temperament traits cited in astrology
The excerpt discusses planetary influence on character and behavior, noting practical steadiness, readiness for bold projects, and vigilance against peculiar or violent impulses. It mentions a child born under bold, courageous signs and a note about a notable figure named Chas with a surgical context.
Famous Trouper Puzzle Clues Across Horizontal and Vertical
A crossword style item listing numerous clues and references about a famous performer, positions, and related terms across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes names, occupations, and objects linked to stage life and roles.
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the Athens Messenger
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily Press Association
United Associations
O— National
John W. Cullep
South Michigan Ave
Fifth Ave
General Motors Bid
Detroit
Dorothy Dix
Lothario
John Smith
Juliet
Mary Jane
William H. Logan
McCune
Matt Ohlinger
Charlies Newton
Atlanta, Ga
Mrs
A. G. Frebault
Harold Mardis
Park Place
Marguerite Hearne
Cincinnati
George Love
Upper
Greens Run
Harold Sams
Akron
Ray Richey
Darrel Sama
Doris Adamson
Clarence Jack
John Preston
Jack
Kathleen Merritt
Buckeye Lake
Ena Nelson
Alberta Carr
Chauncey
W. N. Alderman
W. R. Phillips
Lakeside
Ripley
Cienfuegos Bay
Cuba
Elias Jumenez
Trinidad
Estancia
Lo Ventono
Tomquist F.C. Sud
Argentina
Monteagua
Guatemala
DR. Morris Fishbein
Olive Roberts Barton
Exhaus
Billy
Steel Industry
By Rodney Dutcher
Iceland
Siaeien
Stey
Clarence Brown
Joseph L. Pickering
Columbus Golden Pog R
Pina
Genevieve
Chas
Packer
Ocean
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