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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1932
Page
4
The Athens Messenger details publishing notes and rate information. It lists staff roles, circulation figures, and advertising contacts while noting offices in Athens and affiliates. Subscription rates are provided for mail and local delivery, with a brief mention of rate structure.
The piece urges voters to assess their congressman before voting in November. It notes dissatisfaction may sweep many incumbents from office and stresses evaluating the last session's laws and the representative’s share in their passage. It encourages voters to act and be informed.
The piece argues for ratifying the Twentieth Amendment to move the president’s inauguration to early January and end the current lame duck Congress. It notes several states have ratified and urges action before the next year ends, saying the amendment is badly needed despite attention on bigger issues.
The Bonus Expeditionary Force dissolution proceeds as thousands of discontented marchers disperse in Washington. Despite tension from disgruntled men and agitators, the police avoid clashes, earning praise for intelligence and patience in handling the delicate situation.
The article warns that U S railroad securities face a desperate situation amid policy shifts in highways and waterways. It stresses vast public investments by financial institutions and calls for public awareness as railroads and investors seek to secure futures.
The article discusses shifting tax burden from property to general consumption and broad government funding. It notes many states already collect sales taxes and gasoline taxes to fund roadwork, with some planning to expand to all residents. It predicts increased tax ideas and potential budget balance through broader, indirect taxes.
Roadside dining earns attention as motorists seek clean neat eateries with decent menus. While many are subpar greasy and ill kept, improving standards show more honest roadside places offering good meals and reasonable prices, leaving better memories than before.
Analysis suggests James P. Garner could return to Congress or remain as speaker if the Democrats lose or win. Roosevelt's possible resignation to focus on the campaign is discussed, with Hoover Curtis and Garner eyed for roles in a shifting 1930s political landscape.
News notes show over half of 1933 Ohio University summer term students will stay for the second term and more men than women. A Redtown three room house donated by a coal company serves as a community center with classes in hand sewing and quilting led by Irma Stanfied of the Red Cross. Road work between Trimbice and Glouster is funded by Athens and Glouster chambers. state crews will do the job. W S Foutch Sr and family enjoy a 10 day Buckeye Lake cottage stay. The Stedman family reunion hosted by Albany residents reports 14 children in the extended clan. oldest member is 80. Market prices note corn 30 cents a dozen ears, chickens 15 cents a pound, butter 25 cents a pound. Twenty years ago Dr J M Higet urged fly control. Virginia Beach and Old Point Comfort trip completed by Mr E W Stutz and daughters and Mr Raymond Sluis. Seabirt New Jersey Governor Wilson bars nomination speeches in progress. Ohio Centennial in Columbus Aug. Taft expected. A nationwide ocean to ocean relay race includes every motorcycle club. 75 million Red Cross seals prepared for 1912 holiday sale.
A poem titled More Truth a Poetry a Song of Cheer reflects on hope amid turmoil. It recalls ancient struggles and a belief that better days return, urging optimism and resilience with biblical and literary allusions. It mentions Alexander the Great, Greek retreat, and Eddie Guest style encouragement.
A medical article by Dr Morris Fischezin explains how finger infections start from nail bed damage and splinters, often spreading under the nail and causing pain, swelling, and pus. Early treatment aims to prevent spread. doctors may drain pus, apply heat, and use antiseptic baths, with nail preservation to allow regrowth after recovery.
An editor notes that letters received for the Messenger Forum lack signatures or proper author identification. The piece explains that while some letters appear with the Messenger, the opinions are those of the contributors and not the publication.
A miner’s letter from Glouster urges unity against wage reductions and mine closings. It argues the strike is the only path to protect workers rights and living standards, warns of broader economic harm, and appeals to Southeastern Ohio residents to support union demands and avoid driving miners out of state.
Guidance on summer baby clothing and monitoring temperatures urges consulting a doctor for weight and garment choices. The piece notes avoiding restrictive bands, preferring light shirts, and planning for sudden weather changes, with attention to sun exposure and keeping the child warm or cool as needed. References to broader global issues and industry updates appear in brief, non-connecting segments.
The piece cites two decrees by President von Hindenburg restricting liberty and imposing penalties for treason and dissent. It contrasts German authorities readiness to crush opposition with the Allied view on peace, trade, and postwar reconstruction. It notes British and American economic rivalry, with comments on free trade and industrial strength in the United States vs Britain.
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