Athens Messenger And Herald Printing Co Notice
Advertises newspaper staff, affiliations, and subscription rates for the Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. Includes publisher and editor names, associations, and mailing options across multiple Ohio counties with weekly and annual pricing. No news event. organizational notice.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Obio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
KEEP THEM NEAR HOME PLAY SPACES FOR RURAL YOUTH PROMOTED
An editorial urges rural and small town supervisors to expand local play options. It notes shortages of playgrounds, parental reluctance to travel, and suggests pooling backyards into shared centers for safe, supervised recreation, then converting yards to gardens as children grow.
Shadow hunting and the theys in newspaper lore
A critic berates rumor spreaders and the notion of the elusive they behind press stories. He urges readers to trust open reporting and urges effort to unmask the sources of gossip and shadowy influence.
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Congressional
Father’s Day Gift Picks Reflect Everyday Fathers
The piece notes many fathers are busy with work and domestic duties, receiving trinkets yet valuing practical rewards. It suggests useful gifts a father can use, like a new gun, fishing tackle, golf club, a pipe, or an easy chair to relax in.
West Point graduate Stanley W. Dziuban leads 456 cadets
The United States honors Stanley W. Dziuban for guiding his 456 member West Point graduating class through four years of training. He rose from the ranks of the regular army, proving success can come from merit not patronage, illustrating a democratic path to progress.
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United States
Stanley W. Dziuban
Military Academy
West Point
Dziuban
Dhuban
Royal Visit Impresses Washington Ahead of War Talk
Raymond Clapper notes British reporters seek U S stance if Britain goes to war and question why crowds showed restraint. He describes large, hot crowds and a favorable, unpolitical reception to King and Queen. He cites Irish voting influence, war debts, and wary Senators on possible commitments abroad.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Congress
Finland
State Department
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Senate
Washington Debates New Deal Loans for Business
Bruce Catton surveys Washington on a drift toward government backed or controlled lending for business. Proposals include Mead loans for small firms 90 percent guaranteed, Berle capital credit plan, and a capital issues banking system to replace private underwriters. Ralph Burton’s WPA probe and USHA rat control policies also appear.
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Washington
Mead
A. A. Berle
Capital Credit System
Berle
American Association For Economic Freedom
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Roosevelt
Betz bill aid for Athens State Hospital workers urged
A letter from WM. Lawrence Attendant at Athens State Hospital urges support for the Betz bill granting $35 monthly increases to about 250 hospital employees. He argues the measure would improve living conditions and economic activity in Athens, calling on merchants and citizens to back the petition and ensure timely signing by the governor.
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the Messenger
Athens State Hospital
House
Senate
Bricker
Ohio
United States
Athens
Heart Technique Advances in Diagnosing Cardiac Disease
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how new techniques like the electrocardiogram assist diagnosing heart conditions. Early detection of coronary thrombosis valve infections or muscle changes helps save lives, but the skilled clinician’s judgment remains essential alongside electrical devices.
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Morris Fishbein
Einthoven
Bride on a Budget Serial Story’s Dinner Deception
Iris and Bart navigate a frugal plan from a budget book as Bart discovers their dining out habit drains funds. He hopes home meals will curb costs, while Iris pushes for stylish living and social outings, risking financial strain. June sunlight frames Linwood as tension grows over money and romance.
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Bart
Iris
Milan
Linwood
Bart Darling
Ellen
John Kent
Bayshore Plaza
Guild
Shore
Iris Whittaker Aims At Frugal Household Fury
Iris Whittaker battles heat and budget aims by nonstop cleaning and cooking while husband Bart watches, puzzled by her zeal for saving money. The couple's strain grows as Iris endures and acts out a laborious domestic strike with household chores and frugal games.
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Iris
John Kent
Bart
Bart Whittaker
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