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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
4
The piece argues that voters seek interpretation from newspapers more than promises from candidates. It notes voters distrust party machines, rely on press centers for timing and context, and view the paper as the people’s best friend and confidant amid detours, pork barrels, and political shifts.
A New York Republican leader praises Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins in a personal letter as outstanding on immigration and naturalization. The Ways and Means Committee member is lauded for leadership, presence in conflicts, and respect from colleagues, urging voters to keep him in Washington.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century editorial questions who will solve present milk distribution problems and hints at challenges ahead, mentioning a man venturing out to address the issue. The excerpt ends abruptly, suggesting continuation beyond the visible text.
The article details how President Roosevelt stays in touch with Washington during his Atlantic and Pacific cruises. It explains air mail and wireless methods, speeds of dispatch and reply, and how mail routes shift as he moves between ports. It also notes Republican party debates over 1936 candidates, including a Borah possibility, and mentions Joseph P. Kennedy’s Potomac river home.
The author weighs dairy economics arguing farmers and consumers both suffer. a New York inquiry found the price spread from producer to buyer is modest and distributors earn minimal profits. Blaming the middleman seems insufficient, prompting broader congressional consideration.
Some people bruise easily due to permeable vessels and fewer platelets. Fat or anemic individuals bruise more. A bruise forms from broken small vessels, dark then blue brown yellow as it reabsorbs. Rest elevate apply gentle pressure heat if swelling persists. If a clot remains, a doctor may drain it. massage aids absorption once bleeding stops.
In a midwest city a young mother seeks permission to place her baby in a children's home while she works, but is denied. She cannot support the child yet cannot relinquish rights without funds or a paying position. The piece laments pension cuts and the justice of laws that penalize mothers who cannot afford care.
U S senator Simeon Fess emphasizes duty to run for re election. Rockwell Kent praises Eskimo life as character building for youth. James R Bancroft argues the public wants prosperity over spiritual growth. The text notes plans to shoot humans on a large scale, with no sanctuary protection yet started.
In July through September mothers fear infantile paralysis yet urged to replace worry with prompt action. Recognize early symptoms such as neck stiffness fatigue vomiting and pale lips and seek a doctor immediately. A new immunizing serum is being tried in the East and epidemic communities should have children examined.
Mrs. D. A Bardin hosted a birthday party for her six year old daughter Alice with many children attending including Beth Cable and Marjorie Wheaton. Nelsonville High School building nears completion as Prof. Frank B. Dilley and Mrs. Dilley plan a Michigan vacation and fishing trip with Dr. Steiner of Bluffton. Harry Ashworth of Lostro Auto Sales opens a Chestnut Street business in Nelsonville after years with the firm.
Mrs. C L Martzolff replies to Dr Elson on suffrage with outlined benefits. Ohio University extension hosts speakers including Alston Ellis Treachey Mercer Mills Skinner Hoover Voigt Bohn McLeod Morton Stahl Brison Addicott Pierce Matheny Gard. Athens County teachers exam list includes Homer Cherrington Ardilla Shuster Marie Carr and many others. Breen criticizes movie morals policy.
Jane Terry arrives in New York to prove herself, rekindling ties with Amy Jackson and rekindling a past romance with Howard Jackson. Amy hosts a dinner for prominent locals, including tycoons Prentice and Barney, while Jane vies for Howard’s attention amid wartime distractions and family memories.
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