The Athens Messenger and its Publishing Page Overview
The Athens Messenger serves Athens Ohio and surrounding counties with eight communities listed. It notes publication schedule Saturday and Sunday and lists management, affiliations, advertising, obituaries, and subscription rates. The piece references circulation, memberships, and postal classifications and provides mailing and office details.
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Frederick W. Bush
Pui
Athens “Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Publianer
Mgr
Charles H. Harris
Ohio
Nations fail to reach accord at world economic conference
The World Economic Conference adjourned without agreement as nations clashed over currency stabilization and economic recovery. Roosevelt urged expansion and removal of trade barriers while France and England resisted key proposals, leaving cooperation elusive and highlighting diverging national interests.
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Europe
America
United States
England
Roosevelt
France
Price of Clemency and Parole Policy Debate
A county opinion argues for longer parole restraints and larger criminal institutions to prevent repeat offenses. It cites an Athens hardware theft and a murder suicide linked to parole, calling for better investigation and harsher handling of ex convicts to reduce crime.
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Athens
Ohio
Ohio Board of Clemency
Lima
Federal agents sharpen fight on kidnapping gangs
Federal sleuths lead the war on kidnappers as new laws empower U S Secret Service to join cases. In three years 43 criminals tied to 18 notable abductions have been captured or killed, with swift local results and beatings cited as effective deterrents alongside arrests in St Paul and St Louis.
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Federal
Secret Service
Lindbergh
United States
St. Paul
St. Louis
Family reunion photo album marks shared memories Albany gathering
An old photograph album from a Albany area family reunion is seen as a valued keepsake to prove past importance of relatives. The piece advocates a day-by-day diary of a growing family to preserve youth lessons for future reunions and parental reflection.
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Albany
The Tragedy of a Lifelong Couple’s Growing Apart
Dorothy Dix laments middle aged couples who drift apart after years of marriage. She argues husbands and wives often share no common interests, leading to silent evenings and a dull, loveless companionship unless couples actively foster shared tastes, activities, and memories. The piece urges couples to cultivate mutual interests from the wedding day to avoid a lonely, dragged out old age.
Forage Crops Feed Most US Farm Land, Shenandoah Shown
Items of interest note seven tenths of US cropland used for forage and cite the Shenandoah airship as the first rigid US craft. Delaware has three counties. Family reunions highlight photography albums and diaries showing attire and daily life across generations.
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United States
Johnnies
Albert
Mary
Jennie
Inning Six Times in a Nine Inning Game
A dramatic baseball game featured six different innings ending with multiple runs as teams traded blows across the nine frames. The crowd saw offensive bursts and pitchers battling to keep hits and runners off the bases.
Specialization in medicine grows with boards and certificates
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the rise of medical specialization from general practice covering about 85 percent of cases to 18 specialties. The piece notes lack of universal legal competence tests, the push for credentials, and boards that require five years of practice plus exams to certify competence.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
The
Health Magazine
U S Labor Board Chief Really Works Hard
Rodney Dutcher outlines Dr. Leo Wolman's many roles at Columbia University the National Bureau of Economic Research Amalgamated Bank of New York and The New Republic plus his work with labor legislation and census planning. The piece also notes his relaxed demeanor and pipe habit.
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U.S. Labor Board
Washington, D. C
Leo Wolman
Doctor Wolman
National Recovery Administration
Labor Advisory Board
Columbia University
National Bureau of Economic Research
Amalgamated Bank of New York
Investment Trust
The
New Republic
American Association For Labor Legislation
American Statistical Journal
American Economic Association
United States
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Doctor Douglas
Lewis W. Douglas
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Frances Perkins
Raymond A. Moley
London
Roosevelt
England
Moley
New York
About Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton
Mrs. Smith cleans the living room while two year old Billy roams and rearranges toys and puffed rice. She plans visitors, bakes a cake, and finds Billy’s playful mess now spread across chairs and floor. His cheerful mischief contrasts with a mother’s orderly expectations.
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Olive Roberts Barton
When a Child Learns Order and Punishment
A mother named Mrs. Smith defends patient guidance over quick punishment. She recalls letting a child explore with boxes and items, arguing that a baby cannot distinguish ethics or order. The piece advises using good judgment in discipline and notes Mont Afrique lighthouse can be seen 300 miles away and sparrows once sold for high prices.
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Billy
Unsigned Letters Not Considered Without Full Details
The Messenger reminds contributors that unsigned letters cannot be considered. Full name and address must appear with each contribution as evidence of good faith. The Editor.
California Editor Recalls Remarkable Cross-Country Trip to Fort Knox
The writer recounts a May journey from California to Fort Knox Kentucky, via St Louis Parsons and Austin with desert heat to New Mexico and Arizona. He describes training at Fort Knox, orange groves in California, a free orange treat in Portersville and camp life at Hot Springs with meals, guards, sports and recreation. Named individuals include Robert Bunn Floyd Townsey Gatewood Richard Johnson and Orville Dearing.
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Fort Knox
Kentucky
Hot Springs
St. Louis
Missouri River
Kansas
Parsons
Oklahoma
Austin
Texas
San Antonio
New Mexico
Arizona
Rio Grande River
Lordsburg
N. Mexico
California
Los Angeles
Portersville
Calif
Orange Packing
Canaan Grange Plans Tuesday Meeting at Grange Hall
Meeting of Canaan Grange scheduled for Tuesday night at the Grange Hall. Program includes a literary segment with a song titled Farm, roll call, and recitations by members Dorothy and Donald Rorr. A duet reading by Dorothy and another member is also listed.
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Canaan
Grange Hall
The
Grange
Dorothy
Howan
Donald Rorr
the Grange
Flies Electrocuted at Sted by Modern Device
The Sted man Packing Company adopts an electric window screen device to exterminate flies. A transformer powers horizontal wires that electrocute flies as they attempt to pass, reducing nuisance and claiming a more humane, modern method.
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Stedman Packing Company
Who Is She Puzzle Clues and Answer Line
A crossword style prompt lists numerous clues including 12 An emanation 13 Bright constellation 14 Fetid 16 Receptacle for carrying dishes 17 Home state the girl in 1 picture 18 Bundle 19 Possesses 20 Corded clot 22 Having mot openwork 26 To deposit 30 Corroded 31 Barters 32 Covered wit glazed clay blocks 33 To give medical can 34 Norse mythology 37 Distinctive theories 38 Falsehood 40 Call for her at sea 42 Venomou snake 45 Male cat 47 Type of Indian 48 Form of moisture 51 Black ha 53 To analy sentence 55 Lacerated 56 To read 57 To rube out 58 Entrance 59 The girl in the picture was the of the last Olympic games OM
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DR. Morris Fishbein
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New Federal Advisory Board
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