Athens Messenger publication details and rates
The Athens Messenger announces publication scope and rates, noting weekly edition, Sunday issues, and administration by the Athens Messenger & Herald Printing Co. It lists publishers, editors, associations, and subscription prices for various counties and zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgen
Vinton
Washington
Give Old Laws a Chance in a Free Economy
The speaker argues against replacing old laws with new regulations that curb freedom. He cites Ben Franklin on liberty and notes many reformers once fled over-regulation. He warns excess laws benefit none and hinder honest effort, calling for adherence to traditional laws over new restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Franklin
America
Syracuse
Canine Longevity: City Dogs Live Longer Than Country Pups
A veterinary convention report notes urban dogs often outlive rural dogs by two to three years due to better care and indoor living. The piece mocks the idea of dog lovers preferring country life for longer canine ages and jokes about city life versus country indulgence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fido
Rover
Papa
No Place for Stunts in Modern Air Travel
A bold Irish American mechanic known for the Atlantic stunt by Douglas Corrigan drew praise and criticism. Officials say the act added nothing to aeronautics and warn against risky returns, while noting aviation now favors safe, businesslike flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Douglas Corrigan
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler argues Roosevelt double standard
Westbrook Pegler critiques President Roosevelt for applying different standards to himself and others. He cites self restraint, income scrutiny, a $6000 State Department appointment, and dual roles as President and Democratic Party head. Pegler claims the Roosevelts seek special privilege while demanding accountability from opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
The
United States
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
James
Senate
Jimmy
State Department
Democratic Party
Goebbels
Washington’s wage hour boss chosen amid New Deal realignments
Elmer F. Andrews is named head of administering the wage hour act by Secretary of Labor Perkins, after a tug of war with Donald M. Nelson of Sears Roebuck backed by New Deal brain trusters. Basil O’Connor joins Roosevelt western trip as personal counsel, with intrigue about district politics and partisan loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elmer F. Andrews
Perkins
Ndrews
New York
Donald M. Nelson
Sears Roebuck
Miss Perkins
Lessing Rosenwald
New Deal Brain
Carl Conway
Continental Can
Robert Johnson
Johnson & Johnson
FE. R. Stelinius
U. S. Steel
Nelson
Roosevelt
NRA
Robert E. Wood
Rosenwald
Leon Henderson
Andrews
Basil O'Connor
John J. O'Connor
House Rules Committee
White House
Basil
John
Interne Trouble in Saint Vincent’s Nurse Drama
Tran Dearborn, a capable nurse at Saint Vincent's, grapples with love and fear as Dr. Bob Benchley and head surgeon Dr. Stephen Sargent influence her life. Katherine Miller, the nurse supervisor, shares a tense bond with Sargent, while Tran confronts jealousy and longing amid hospital pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tran Dearborn
Bob Benchley
Stephen Sargent
Sargent
Katherine Miller
Saint Vincent's
Tran
Miss Miller
Sarge
Dr. Benchley
Bob
Honestly Agility and a Springtime Reunion
In a tense moment Tran recalls a past romance with Bob as he admits his affection and their faded plans. He grins with whimsy while she wrestles with guilt over earlier harsh words and a longing to restart their relationship. The pair momentarily cling together, hoping no one interrupts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tran
G-6
Miss Miller
Bob
Sarge
Health Hints on Work Life Span and Occupation Risks
Health notes link income and living conditions to life expectancy. Clergy and teachers show long lives, doctors show only marginally better expectancy due to hazards. nurses live long, lawyers fare well. Hard work after age 40 lowers life span, dust and poison hazards rise death risk, aviation has high fatality rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Family travel and community notices from ten years ago
Tom and Ellen Biddle left for Pickerington to visit Uncle and Aunt J. C. Harner for two weeks with Mrs. Hunter Brown and Mrs. Frank Biddle. Mrs. Jess Finsterwald plans to Lancaster Camp grounds for camp meeting. A Crystal Pool party hosted for four days for children at Central or East Side playgrounds. end of visit for Col umbus couple Jess White returning from Athens to visit Lash family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Ellen Biddle
D. H. Biddle
Pickerington
J. C. Harner
Hunter Brown
Frank Biddle
Roger Biddle
Jess Finsterwald
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Hattie Dodds
Crystal Pool
East Side
Ruth Evans
Jess White
Columbus
Athens
J. C. Lash
W. R. Cable
Beth Cable
Local notes on travels and visits from the era
Deputy Sheriff Herb J. Parker returned from a business trip to Hattiesburg Mississippi. Theodore Moorelang nephew of Mrs. Alonzo Palmer left for Parkersburg West Virginia after a visit. Mr and Mrs Russell Davis plan a Monday departure to Minneapolis Minnesota ending a five week stay with Com missioner and Mrs J W Drake. Germans in full retreat allied advance continued yesterday over Maine with ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb J. Parker
Hattiesburg, Miss
Theodore Moorelang
Alonzo Palmer
Parkersburg
W. Va
Maine
Russell Davis
Minneapolis
Minn
Commissionér
J. W. Drake
We the Women and the Country Neighborliness
City women are thought lonely but Mrs. Edna Eaton Wilson of Falls City Oklahoma reveals farm women give neighbors close ties. For thirteen years she has written the Stillwater Gazette column on neighbors living full lives with children meals church clubs canning and mutual aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Eaton Wilson
Falls City
Okla
Wilson
Park Avenue
New York
Country Home Magazine
Stillwater Gazette
Spain
China
Public Forum Letters Signed for Daily Opinion
Readers may send signed comments on current events to the public forum column. Submissions should be concise to allow multiple voices each day.
Merchants urged to aid WPA workers with higher wages
D C Phillips of Chauncey Ohio writes that organized WPA workers could strike for better pay, causing more purchases and relieving merchant debt. He argues merchants should help raise wages to stop overproduction and surplus stocks, urging cooperation to boost the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
W.P.A
Hocking County
Columbus
Cleveland
Akron
WPA
D. C. Phillips
Chauncey
Ohio
Letter to the Editor Voices Union Harmony in Ohio District
Eugene Martin of Nelsonville Ohio criticizes Progressive boosters in the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys. He argues they seek to create trouble by joining Bill Green's company union, opposes union busting tactics, and calls for strengthening the existing UMW of A through reform rather than division. July 17 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Bill Green
Union
UMW
Eugene Martin
Nelsonville
Ohio
Rio Grande Social Notes highlights July meetings and visits
The July Ladies Auxiliary of Calvary Church met at Mrs. Edna Jones home with Mrs. Mary Samuels assisting. August plans were discussed for Mrs. E W Edwards home. Several social visits and departures are noted including a farewell party for Miss JoAnn Lyne and others visiting relatives in Cambridge and Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Calvary Church
Edna Jones
Mary Samuels
E. W. Edwards
Lorena Jenkins
JoAnn Lyne
Cambridge
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
P. D. Woods
Linfield College
McMinneville
Oregon
Woods
Montreal
Canada
New York City
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Ken Welker
Oak Hill
Paul R. Lyne
Florence Chubbuck
Davis Cottage
Martha
Frances
Wilma Dickinson
C. H. Dickinson
Cleveland
Ohio
West Virginia
Mr. Dickinson
Dickinson
Virginia
Miss Chubbuck
Rhode Island
Block Island Sound
Quonochontaug
Provincetown
Cape Cod
H. A. Wood
Magnetic Springs
Will Methaney
Columbus
T. J. Allison
L. F. Allen
May
Mollie Fulton
F. Ww. Goetting
Middleport
Pomeroy
Letart Falls
W. T. Packer
Granville
Clarence McCarley
Myron Fowler
New Lexington
Gordon Boster
Euse Gene
Don Allen
Hilah Rust
Albany
N. Y
C. F. Shomberg
Marie
Richard
Esther Powell
Sciotoville
Ray Troth
Thomas McKinley
Darbyville
Clarence McCoremick
Mee Cormick
Belle
W. Va
Welch Bibbe
Emma Miltenberger
George Deily
Pittsburgh
H. I. Sayre
Leta Sayre
Wheelersburg
Jane Richards
Chicago
Ross Ashbroy Lakewood
and Pritchard
Worthington
Earl Davis
Mrs. Davis
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