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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1933
Page
4
The Athens Messenger confirms Frederick W. Bush as publisher, with Gordon K. Bush as printer and general manager and Charles H. Harris as managing editor. The paper serves Athens and surrounding counties in Ohio and lists advertising offices and subscription rates.
A deputy Federal game warden in Indiana arrested Foster Lewis for nursing a crippled redbird back to health. The bird, a migratory species, is protected, making possession illegal. Lewis faced federal charges while supporters call for his release and censure of the officer.
General Hugh Johnson predicts tough days as the recovery program tightens its grip. He says he will choose assistants nationwide who will not fear backlash or criticism once applause fades and opposition rises. He emphasizes resilience and willingness to be targets in Washington.
Business outlook remains upbeat as employment rises and payrolls grow, but analysts warn it may fade without increased purchasing power and a strong payrolls drive. June employment up 10 percent, yet only 683 percent of 1926 workers employed at well below 1926 wages. calls for public works action and a blanket code. Car industry surges with rising carloadings, wholesale prices peak post-1931 levels, dollar steady abroad, pound at 4.84, a Briton’s mile in 4.07.
Our nation must unite in peace like in war to overcome a low mood and rebuild the economy. Citizens are urged to put aside personal gains, support honest work, and join a national effort for the common good. The piece laments self-serving attitudes and calls for patriotic action and practical daily effort.
Dorothy Dix cites a physician warning against extreme dieting and the pursuit of a emaciated figure. She describes thyroid and nervous-system harm from undernutrition, urges balanced weight, and warns of social and family costs of self-starvation. She recalls witnessing underfed girls and stresses healthy nourishment for women.
Short items report travel by local residents to Philadelphia Michigan and Export Pennsylvania. The Athens police chief orders salesmen off streets amid traffic concerns. Several family reunions and local baseball game details from twenty years ago are recalled alongside civic exhortations urging focusing on builders and civic contribution.
The article recalls a cartoon explanation about Paramaribo in Dutch Guiana and the 1667 Breda Treaty where Holland traded New Amsterdam for Paramaribo. It notes the long term shift of control and the later loss of Amsterdam by England in 1776 while Paramaribo remained Dutch.
A physician advises patients to consult their family doctor first before seeing a specialist. After studying the case, the doctor can choose appropriate specialists for diagnosis or treatment, saving time and money and ensuring careful evaluation of the true source of issues.
A fanciful tale follows a polite gnome who robs a farmer’s cream and hops from mischief to mischief. He charms adults with apologies until a honey hive sting teaches him a hard lesson about saying sorry too late. The Queen Bee cautions that it’s best to be sorry first.
Washington coverage details the tangled, crowded push to draft a blanket recovery code led by General Hugh Johnson. It tracks competing views from labor and capital, the Cabinet, and lawyers, plus colorful visits by Ras Desta Demtu and Italo Balbo as Washington wrestles with coherence and speed in New Deal policy.
A child contemplates excuses for misbehavior as traffic and appetite tempt temptations. A mother warns to stay out of the street and to resist touching the green apples. The piece emphasizes obedience and the limits of apologies in fixing consequences.
Horizontal clues mix with vertical. the grid asks for a variety of terms from anatomy to language. answers include Wing, seed part, pastry, metal plate, to soak flax, postmeridian, weather, and more. the pictured man is described as a top artist in his field in the puzzle’s theme.
In a tense scene, Avis begs to be taken away from Noel as he rants at Mary. The narrator supports Avis to a hall, Avis pleading illness, fearing confinement while Noel pleads with Mary, and the room echoes with fear and confusion.
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