The Athens Messenger and Berald Inting Co Publisher List
The Athens Messenger shares its publication details with Frederick W. Publisher and Gordon K. Bush as publisher and general manager. It serves Athens and surrounding counties with daily editions including a Sunday morning issue and lists advertising rates upon request. Subscriptions are 4.50 a year in Ohio with various short terms available.
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Frederick W
Big Sunda
Athens Messenger & Berald Inting CO
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charles H. Harris
Ohio
Much Repair Work Is Needed On State Highways
Complaints arise over poor condition of state roads with landslides broken surfaces and bad bridges. Past emphasis on mileage over durability led to temporary constructions that now disintegrate, increasing maintenance costs in this district as funds are diverted from new projects.
World Economic Conference Opens in London Amid Global Hopes
Delegates from 66 nations open the London conference urged by President Roosevelt to end suffering and restore prosperity. Agreement hinges on abandoning pure self sufficiency for interdependent trade, with aims to raise prices and ease barriers, though method remains unsettled. Washington observers express more optimism than London about outcomes.
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London
Roosevelt
Ence
United States
Capitol Hill
Washington
Save Us From Rescuers Business Recovery Grows Fast
A sixteen paragraph historical note describes twelve weeks of improving business after a low in March, driven by bank reopening, rising securities prices, and forward buying. It notes global stock advances, rising industrial activity, and a self sustaining expansion despite deflation fears. It rejects need for artificial stimulus.
Saving Versus Spending in Economic Hard Times
Dorothy Dix argues that thrift remains essential despite bank failures and financial storms. She contrasts three inheritances, showing savers prosper while spenders risk penury, and urges disciplined saving as a test of character and justice.
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Dorothy DIX
Summer quarreling in children and the need for routine
The article argues that after the first weeks of freedom, children grow idle, irritable, and quarrelsome. It cites causes such as idleness, late rising, unplanned days, and overstructured schedules. A regular routine, aimed goals, and time for oneself help prevent temper and behavior problems.
Tungsten strength and other oddities from old notes
A collection of quirky statements notes tungsten as the toughest metal and glycerine mistaken for movie tears. It claims tribes misunderstand daylight from the sun and color blindness affects boys more than girls. It also mentions the U S Treasury conscience fund surpassing six hundred thousand dollars and critiques rescuers saving the country.
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U.S. Treasury
S “Conscience Fund
Hungarys homeless fleet ships to sea without a harbor
The cartoon notes Hungary after the Treaty of Trianon lost its only seaport Fiume and now sails a fleet of freight ships under the Hungarian flag without a home harbor while one docked in an American port drawing sympathetic press commentary. The piece blends reference to musical harmonics and a future feature on volcanic water.
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Trianon
Fiume
Hungary
Seven Seas
Fruit Crop of Ohio for 1933 Suffers Badly
Ohio's 1933 fruit crop suffered heavy damage from spring weather. Apple trees had poor pollination after rains, reducing apples to 66 percent. Pears and cherries affected similarly, while peaches were hit by late frosts. Hot weather delayed planting of corn oats barley and rye. Winter wheat stood five points above average at 33 022 000 bushels. Egg production rose six percent from last year.
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Ohio
Blood Test Reveals How Doctors Decode Blood Health
Dr Morris Fishbein explains blood analysis basics and advanced tests. He notes counting red and white cells and hemoglobin, assessing platelets, clotting, and reticulocytes. Chemical checks for sugar and protein and occasional bacterial cultures guide diagnosis and treatment.
Biggest Receipts in History To Be Issued for Nation's Money Store
Washington D C large sum in treasury counted by a committee led by Walter Woods and W A Julian. About 17 billion dollars in cash and securities are examined to prepare a historic receipt. The count includes 48 million silver dollars and 2.5 billion in currency awaiting circulation.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington D. C
Treasury
W. A. Julian
United States
Walter O. Woods
Woods
Julian
Met
Far West
Federal Reserve Banks
New York
Sam
Athens County officers fail to find Jay Withem
Jay Withem the jail break expert remains at large after a shooting death of his wife Sarah at their Sand Ridge home. Police have no trace of Withem despite extensive searches and investigations.
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Athens County
Jay Withem
Sarah
Sand Ridge
Odd Bits From History And Nature Curiosities
Ancient Aztecs used fire beetles as lanterns to light paths by tying bundles to night travelers. John Hunter transplanted a rooster spur to a rooster’s comb. Sequoia trees named after Sequoia who helped create the Cherokee alphabet. Estimates say Americans eat 58 oranges 5 grapefruits and 16 lemons yearly. Our Atlantic coastline measures 1888 miles. Pacific 1366. Diapers whitened by bell ing in suds with yellow soap milk and water. Blood moves through heart in one minute. Saltwater rain linked to storm wave spray carried inland by strong winds.
Harrisonville School Staffs Are Named
Harrisonville June 13 The Board of Education hires for the coming year Prof Springer Albany superintendent Knight Chapman and Miss Gift teachers. Grade teachers include Mrs Katie Wells Mrs Rachael Warner Miss Nora Gilkey Harrisonville and Mrs Roy Jordan Miss Winnie Martin Downington. Mr and Mrs B E Carl and friends attended graduation exercises at Ohio University where their daughter Helen was graduated. Mrs Elsie Welch and daughter Marian of Harrington Kan are va-
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Harrisonville
Harrisonville-Scipio
Ohio University
Helen
Elsie Welch
Marian
Harrington
Kan
Birth of Son and Town Progress Highlighted
Mr and Mrs Womley announce the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Howard. The new building by Dan and Williams will improve the town’s appearance and quality.
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Womley
Howard i
Dan
Williams
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Jackson Dentist Ervin Dies at 51
Jackson reports the death of Ervin a local dentist aged 51 who died Sunday while seated at his front home in Jackson.
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Jackson
Ervin
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Akron Cot Company Labor Wages Rise Ten Percent
June 13 report notes more workers at the G Rubber Company plant received a ten percent wage increase.
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Incakron
G Rubber Company
Training Beg Camp Perry Opens Two Weeks of drills
June reports say about a hundred officers and National Guard troops began the first two weeks of the season at Camp Perry. Guardsmen assembled for early summer drill and training activities as the program kicked off.
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Camp Perry
Lunar forecasts reflect risks and tempered ambition
The astrological brief notes adverse tendencies around impulsive acts and reckless behavior. It warns excesses and manipulated interests may harm projects and finances, urging calm appraisal, conservative planning, and prudent personal decisions. It mentions a birthday omen of defeat and names Robertette, Sr as a notable nativity.
Do You Know Him Horizontal Puzzle Snippet
Fragmentary OCR style puzzle text asks about a man in a picture, body and soul, organs, rules, and various coded clues. It includes scattered phrases like Scottish court officer, defensive terms, and references to departments, objects, and measurements, all in a garbled riddle form.
Ohio University baseball guests at President Ellis home
President and Mrs. Ellis entertained members of the Ohio University baseball team at their home with speakers Captain Dougan Roger Jones and Graduate Manager Parks. A light frost claimed no garden damage and church land funds moved forward with a $10 000 lot and a $40 000 building plan at Congress and State Streets. The Hooker Oak of California is noted as the largest leafing tree in America and shading 80 percent when in leaf. Early motor history mentions the Daimler V type engine of 1888 and an 1897 patent filing by Woe and George Bald for gasoline propulsion on road vehicles.
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Ellis
Ohio University
Dougan
Roger Jones
Parks
California
America
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