Newspaper Subscription Rates and Advertising Offices
Advertising rates on application at Home or Foreign offices. Subscriptions: Carrier 15 cents weekly. By mail in Ohio one year 4.50 six months 2.50 ten weeks 1.00 four weeks 50 cents one week 15 cents. Includes listings with various association names and offices.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Redistributing Poverty and the New Deal Debate
This column critiques Roosevelt's push for an intensified drive to aid the Forgotten Man. It defends the profit and loss system, arguing redistribution via tax and state action harms production and warns that Hopkins and allies seek a rapid remaking of society that would deepen poverty.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Prefer Coddlers or Patrols in Ohio Traffic Funding Debate
Ohio lawmakers grapple with highway patrol funding as revenue losses threaten enforcement on the roads. The public benefits from patrols curbing speeding, theft of license buyers, and crash risks. supporters urge more officers and sustained funding to maintain safety.
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Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Ohio
Pointing the Way from Father Kessler Pulpit Talk
The Glouster parish pastor’s remarks to Boy Scouts urge parents and educators to guide youth toward citizenship. Scouting is praised for shaping character, with call to curb Communist influence and strengthen family guidance for impressionable ages.
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Father Kessler
Glouster
Washington
Church
New Deal at Crossroads as Old Guard Sways Washington
Raymond Clapper argues the New Deal era hinges on seasoned politicians like Garner Pittman Barkley and Harrison who shape fate of reforms. He suggests Roosevelt relies on experience to steer through constitutional clashes and salvage the program.
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Washington
Tom Corcoran
Ben Cohen
White House
Jack Garner
Key Pittman
Barkley
Pat Harrison
Roosevelt
Garners
Pittmans
Pat Harrisons
Barkleys
Congress
Supreme Court
Court
Garner
Pittman
Harrison
Washington Court Orbiting Turmoil Echoes in Roosevelt Plan Talk
Washington commentary notes clashes between Carter Coal era limits and Fruehauf Trailer decisions, highlighting how lower courts feel bound by Supreme Court trends. It discusses potential court-plan shifts, resignations, and political maneuvering involving Roosevelt, Wheeler, Minton, and Bone amid Sen. Gillette reports and church Scouting ties.
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Carter Coal
Supreme Court
Congress
Fruehauf
Carter Vs
Carter Coal Co
Fruehauf Trailer Company
National Labor Relations Board
United States
Appellee
James Vernon Company
A Home-Coming At The U B Church On Pomeroy Charge
A reader invites Congregation members to a home-coming at the white U B Church on the Pomeroy Charge in Enterprise. The notice calls for attendance August fifteenth in thirty seven with singing, prayers, food, and fellowship as old friends rejoin longtime worshippers at the country church. ALICE FRICK Pomeroy Ohio.
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U. B
Pomeroy
Enterprise
The Rock of Unforgiveness
A poem about a rock of unforgiveness that blocks the path to higher heights and misleads travelers toward despair. It suggests lifting the stone reveals love from a glad heart and urges choosing forgiveness to avoid the wasteland.
Notable Floods of the Hocking Valley History
A historical recount of major floods hitting the Hocking Valley from 1873 to 1884. It covers the July 1873 deluge that inundated from Lancaster to the Ohio River, damaging Chauncey salt works and Garril Gould salt works at Salina, plus widespread harm to farms near Athens. It notes canal and railroad destruction, abandonment of the Athens to Nelsonville canal stretch, and subsequent floods in 1875 and 1884 that flooded gas works, levees, and rail lines, with two weeks to restore shipping.
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Lancaster
Ohio River
Hocking Valley Salt Co
Chauncey
George T. Gould
Salina
Athens
D. B. Stewart
Joseph Herrold
E. H. Moore
John Ring
Hiram Bingham
Charles Henry
Hocking Canal
Hocking Valley
Logan
Nelsonville
Ohio Central
Marietta
Cincinnati
Understanding vitamins and deficiency diseases
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how lack of essential vitamins causes specific deficiency diseases and how vitamins like A C and B act as chemical substances in the body. He notes substandard health relates to deficiencies and that full knowledge is needed to apply this for mankind's benefit. One horse power equals lifting 33 000 pounds one foot in a minute.
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Morris Fishbein
Birthday party honors Martha Lou Dowler among friends
Martha Lou Dowler was honored by 12 friends at a birthday party. The items list acquaintances and visits across Ohio with mentions of Paul James Harold Junod and families in various towns. Other notes recall twenty years ago visits by Jack Quest and several relatives visiting relatives in multiple cities.
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Martha Lou Dowler
Jack Quest
Nelsonville
Model Memorial Crated For Marietta Northwest Ride
Railroad officials received three large crates with a half size plaster model for Marietta’s memorial by the Northwest Territory Celebration Commission. Sculptor Gutzon Borglum prepared the model near San Antonio and is to oversee quarrying and site prep at Muskingum Park, chosen as the memorial site.
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Marietta
Northwest Territory Celebration Commission
Gutzon Borglum
San Antonio
Texas
Bowery
Muskingum Park
Arthur St. Clair
Northwest Territory
Rink to Defy Sun at Great Lakes Exposition
Construction has begun on a 4,000 square foot outdoor artificial ice rink for the Summer Winterland spectacle at the Great Lakes Exposition. The $200,000 production will be covered by two large canvases with a one foot air gap to shield the rink from sunlight.
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Cleveland
Arsenic Taint Flows Into Glendive River
In Glendive Montana the Yellowstone River near town is polluted by several tons of arsenic spread to kill crickets. The contaminant has washed into the river and officials warn it could pose a risk if used for drinking or cooking.
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Glendive
Mont
Yellowstone River
Derby Heirloom and a Debt Thwarted at Heart
Carol Clayton, engaged to Hartley Madison, falls for Duke Brad a bookmaker who funds her bets and owes a $76,000 debt from her father. Duke ropes Hartley into betting, Carol foils him, and at the Kentucky Derby she wins enough to clear the debt. On the return train she falls ill and Duke’s care deepens her belief in his love.
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Carol Clayton
Hartley Madison
Duke Brad
Duke
Hartley
Carol
Dark Room Sparks as Carol Confronts Duke and Hartley
Carol declares she is through with Hartley but Duke pushes for a plan to win her and ruin Hartley. Rosetta arrives with a tray and finds them at odds while Carol fights to break free. Duke taunts and plots to bring Hartley to Saratoga as Carol vows to act, anger fueling a risky hold on the situation.
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Carol
Hartley
Rosetta
Duke
Mr. Duke
Deligh
Saratoga
Jim c
Mrs Doyle Lets Another Patient Take Her Appointment
Mrs Doyle requests another patient receive her upcoming appointment due to a mid mystery. The column notes her generous gesture amid a puzzling situation.
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Athens Messenger
Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
THE
United Press
Raymond Clapper
By Raymond Clapper
By Rodney Dutcher
U. S. Supreme Court
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Sutherland
Justice van Devanter
van Devanter
Burt Wheeler
Minton
Senate
Homer Bone
Wheeler
Bone
Guy Gillette
Iowa
Burke
Nebraska
Mr. Hitler
Michel? Angelo
Rembrandt
the Patriot
Ivy
Heegioen
Poet's Corner
Messenger
Alice Frick
Pomeroy, O
Paul James
Harold Junod
West
Floyd Linscott
A. E. Watkins
Springfield, I
Harry Beckler
J. F. Beckler
S. A. Brown
E. W. Coe
Blanche Price
Charles E. Price
J. Alonzo Palmer
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mrs. Palmer
Mrs
D. W. Smith
W. L. Slutz
Ruth Bean
Garnet Miller
Wellston
Mr. L. G. Matheny
W. A. Pride
Anita
I Oga Saratog
Vincentini
Euges
Madison
Yyrisht
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp
George Clark
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