Athens Area Newspaper Wraps Local Notices
The Athens newspaper highlights regional notices and brief items concerning Athens NELSONVILLE and surrounding communities. It references wire service reports and picks up national agency coverage from United Press Associations with local names and places in Ohio amid daily press listings.
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Athens-Nelsonville
Glousterlogan
Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolvere
POLIS
American
Ge Ohio
Audit Bureau of Ghrentauone
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press Associations
John W. Cullen
Chicago
Fifth Ave
Newark
Michigan Motors
Detroit
The Old Order Changed and the New Deal Emerges
The piece analyzes the Roosevelt New Deal as it begins to reshape policy and public life. It argues recent Congress momentum, disillusionment with leaders, and continuing risk, noting off gold standard moves, tariff changes, war debt questions, and a broad program of experimentation under the new administration.
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Atlantic
Congress
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Europe
Majority Need Roosevelt Farm Relief Plan Faces Criticism
The piece argues the plan would cut planting to prop up prices and mainly benefit mortgage holders, not farmers or the majority. It questions reliance on foreign markets, warns of reduced food supply for Americans, and urges scrutiny before passage. A note mentions a cormorant with a band from Lekkerkerk, Holland.
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Secord
United States
America
Dorothy Dix on marriage infidelity and forgiveness
Dorothy Dix answers a reader who suspects her husband of multiple affairs. She says wives face divorce or forgiveness, noting that the romance and sacred beauty of marriage are lost in either case. The reader asks if all men cheat and for guidance on actions.
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Miss DIX
Dorothy DIX
Bett
Modern Divorce Dilemmas Face Women and Society
Columns discuss how women justify or end marriages amid finances children and social pressure. Dorothy Dix counsels independence and self value, urging women to rebalance life after betrayal while a reader laments neglect from grown children and seeks rest and support.
About Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
Advice for mothers on summer baby care emphasizes planning with a doctor or baby clinic. Regular feeding guidance, weight checks, and monthly visits are urged, while avoiding friends' tips. The article warns against guesswork and stresses professional advice, noting many doctors offer free services in cities.
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Jim
Explanation of Krugg scales and weigh inspections
Friedrich Alfred Krugg ironmaster and Bertha’s father kept a door scales system with a ledger to record every visitor’s weight. By 1899 professionals from many nations submitted to weigh ins before meeting the magnate, who died in 1902 leaving a fortune of 150 million dollars.
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Friedrich Alfred Krugg
Bertha
Big Bertha
Nate
Herr Krupp
Germany
Modern Health Safeguards Make Ice Cream Wholesome
Dr Morris Fishbein explains ice cream safety from pasteurization to proper hygiene. He notes past epidemics, the rise of pasteurized, homogenized production, and the importance of clean serving practices to prevent contamination. He highlights original packaging as safest and urges health-department oversight.
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Morris Fishbein
Hygeia
United States
Athens Host Summer Visitors Draw Local Attention
Edward Reeves, an Ohio University alumnus and veteran newspaperman, visited Athens for a month and the summer session. Mr. and Mrs. R C Hess hosted the former's parents from Fostoria at their Morris Avenue home. Athens bustled with summer students and merchants gearing up for increased trade as horse enthusiasts planned a July 4 show at the county fairgrounds.
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Edward Reeves
Ohio University
Athens
R. C. Hess
Morris Avenue
C. C. Heas
Fostoria
Ohio University music program highlights at commencement
A notable commencement concert at Ohio University featured pianists Mac Slater Bethel Louise Higgins and Gladys Van Valey and violinists Genevieve Thurlow and Don McVay from the College of Music. Mrs Florence Lash Williams returned from a year with the Arrival of Kitty company touring major U S and Canadian cities. Captain J B Allen departed for Washington D C to attend the national reunion of G AR station.
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Ohio University
Ohio University College of Music
Mac Slater Bethel
Louise Higgins
Gladys van Valey
Genevieve Thurlow
Don McVay
Florence Lash Williams
Kitty” Company
Michigan
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wyoming
Nova Scotia
Alberta
Canada
J. B. Allen
Washington D. H
G. AR
Talks on Baby Care Set by Local Groups
Citizens are urged to attend talks on baby care offered by the Parents' Education Circle and other interested groups. Check the papers for date, time, and venue and make arrangements to be present on the day of the talk.
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Parents’ Education Circle
Administration's multipronged plan for economic recovery
Washington reports a comprehensive push by the administration, combining public works worth 5.3 billion dollars, farm relief, beer restoration, and Tennessee Valley development to spur employment, raise purchasing power, and stabilize prices. Inflationary pressures and credit expansion are cited as tools to reduce debt and restore business confidence.
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Washington, D. C
America
Tennessee Valley
Roosevelt
Interesting World Facts Pack The Scene Of 20th Century Life
A collage of facts spans royal staff at Buckingham Palace about 250 people to clean street costs in London of 4 million dollars yearly. It notes Peter Minuit trading for Manhattan in 1626 and estimates 250 million dollars to duplicate the Great Wall.
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England
Buckingham Palace
Peter Minuit
Manhattan Island
New Netherlands
Dutch West India Company
China
Man in the Pictures and Puzzle Answers
Puzzle clue grid and vertical solution reveal a filled set of crossword style hints. Entries include references to a man in a picture, House of, a deed of entail, kind of riverant, red-breasted bird, and various cryptic definitions across both horizontal and vertical sections.
Removal restrictions spark debate in Athens column
The Messenger reminds contributors that unsigned letters are not considered. Each submission must include name and address as evidence of good faith. The note warns that changes to removal restrictions could impact incentives and world affairs.
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Athens
Ake
PELAM
Beer promises and economic plans clash with repeal rhetoric
An editorial criticizes repeal promises as beer advocates claim jobs and tax gains while detailing large federal appropriations under the recovery program. It cites a massive funding plan including farm loans, irrigation, and highway work, and quotes Henry Wallace on trade barriers hurting farmers, arguing prohibition harms agriculture.
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the Messenger
Nets
RF. C
Congress
Conservation Corps
Henry Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
No Work No Groceries Reflects State Aid Critique
A letter from Nelsonville June 15 voices frustration with relief policies. The writer argues work for aid is unfair, cites hunger among unemployed men, and questions relief efficacy while urging sensible action and accountability.
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Unemployed League
Marguerite Tou Nelsonville
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