The Athens Messenger and Printing Co Listing
The Athens Messenger page presents publication details and rates for subscriptions. It lists editors, publishers, and operating areas in southeastern Ohio including Athens Nelsonville Glouster Logan Pomroy Middleport and surrounding communities. Subscription rates show annual ten week and weekly prices.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Glous Logan-Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
Gallipolis
Ohio
Pomeroy Shows Good Judgment In Seizing Federal Housing Funds
Pomeroy town council acts swiftly to apply for a share of three trillion dollars in Reconstruction Finance Loan money to fund a sanitary and storm sewer system. Local officials aim to start construction soon to provide jobs and boost civic improvement, urging other Southeastern Ohio communities to follow.
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Pomeroy
Reconstruction Finance
Ohio
Alonzo J. Hammond
American Society of Civilngineers
Chicago
When a Patient Questions The Grand Prescription
The piece argues that ill patients and wary business people now question drastic cures imposed by Congress under White House influence. It notes rapid, forceful action by a President and Congress, while public faith grows yet distrust remains about cure alls and emergency measures. Old supply demand and common sense shape farmer fortunes and rising purchases.
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Congress
White House
Long step forward in Ohio coal wage talks
The piece argues Southern Ohio coal mines advance wage scales and union recognition, predicts nearer harmony nationwide, and urges Ohio at center of a fair, competitive market. Arbitration not needed as operators and miners should settle their wage dispute locally for stable production.
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Ohio
Miners’ Union
United States
Dorothy Dix Warns Silent Husbands Dull and Dreadful
Dorothy Dix counsels that big silent husbands harm home life and warns that a wife cannot force conversation. She argues that silence destroys cheer, stories, and affection, urging women's happiness depends on lively companionship and mutual talk.
Movies and Children Influence Warned by Henry James Farmer
The Payne Fund study by five universities shows children sleep worse after films and horror can trigger nervous effects. Eight-year-olds notice three of five, eleven-year-olds three of four, and sixteen-year-olds nearly all. Parents must guide choice, favor elevating films, and avoid mobster or explicit content.
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Henry James Farmer
Payne Fund
Wages and Conditions Debate Over Local Strike Policy
The article argues wage and condition changes fail to please both owner and worker. It endorses eliminating local strikes, stating strikes disrupt markets and threaten jobs as operators lose orders and miners risk unemployment.
Explaining Yesterday's Cartoon on a Water Volcano
A historic note describes Guatemala City Agua volcano details from 1541. It recalls an earthquake plunge and a flood through a crater fissure that destroyed La Antigua. The piece links the name Guatemala to Water Spewing Mountain and hints at tomorrow's feature The Scales of Eccentricity.
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la Antigua
Guatemala
Mount Agua
Don’t Overeat in Hot Weather With Fruit and Vegetables
Dr. Morris Fishbein advises moderation in summer meals and emphasizes the value of fruits and vegetables along with proteins carbohydrates and fats. Milk safety and proper pasteurization are stressed for children in hot months, and travelers should rely on well packaged foods with verified food inspection. Water intake should increase to offset evaporation and aid digestion, while careful sourcing and boiling of streams or bulk milk reduce exposure to germs.
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Morris Fishbein
Fire at garage roof damages property in Athens
Mild excitement spread in Athens as a fire was found in the roof of a garage behind Dr. W. N. Alderman’s residence at 10 South College Street. The Ohio melon crop remained in fine condition despite late plantings. Miss M. Louise Stahl of Ohio University left for Taos New Mexico to spend the summer painting and sketching.
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Athens
W. N. Alderman
South College Street
Ohio
M. Louise Stahl
Ohio University
Taos
New Mexico
Local Honors and Socials Highlight Kansas Degree and Albany Visit
Mr. R Phillips Rose earned a Master of Science at the University of Kansas after studying chemistry at Ohio University under Dr. W B Bentley. Recorder H A Hatch and daughter Frances were in Albany on county business. Mrs 8 L McCune of Cincinnati visited Mrs W K Scott with two auction bridge parties. Fletcher Miller planned to take college and high school crews to Wisconsin to work with cereal company advertising teams. Industrial arbitration is noted as a historical precursor in Lyons before the French Revolution. Safety advice for nervous children closes.
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R. Phillips Rose
E. T. Rose
Athens
University of Kansas At
Lawrence
Kans
Rose
Ohio University
Chemistry
W. B. Bentley
8. L. McCune
Cincinnati
W. K. Scott
Fletcher Miller
Wisconsin
Mr. Miller
Frank Copeland
Kenneth Pickering
Harley Moler
Perry Riley
Ed Logan
Clarence Liggett
Henry
Charles Eccles
Walter C. Teagie
Standard Oil
Hoover
Last-Minute White House Orders Anger Senate Members
Washington column notes Roosevelt rushed a reorganization plan to Congress just before adjournment provoking Senate discontent and claims it wasted time and raised questions about cost savings. The piece highlights reactions, including criticism of White House dictation and a quip about Senator Arthur Robinson’s dramatic conduct.
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White House
Senate
Rodney Dutcher
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Exhibits and odd facts from the era
Nearly 10 000 photographs were submitted to a London Royal Academy exhibition with only 1600 accepted. Electricity boosts honey yields by up to 17 pounds per hive. Berlin honors horses for World War service. African monitor lizards lay eggs in ant nests, which ants then cover. Forests can act as cloudmakers similar to large water bodies. Kid gloves come from milk‑fed young goats killed before grazing. Maco suggested neck massage as a remedy for insomnia.
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Royal Academy
London
Unsigned letters must include full name and address
The Messenger Public reminder notes unsigned letters cannot be considered. Contributors must provide full name and address with each contribution as evidence of good faith.
Veterans argue for pension reform and fair criteria
A World War veteran writes to contest an editorial and calls for overhaul of pension laws across World War Spanish American and Civil War cases. He cites unequal payouts 10 000 life insurance claims denied and criticizes VA officials while urging equal treatment based on service length battles wounds and conditions.
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Veterans’ Administration
Cincinnati
Flandersfield
Veterans
Washington
The Stars for Friday June By Genevieve
A fragmented horoscope style note discusses practical application and sound work ethic. It questions responsiveness and mentions contracts and notable nativity. The text references theatrical figures and industry chatter, with unclear connections to concrete events or persons.
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Genevieve el
Charis
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