The Athens Messenger publication details and rates
The Athens Messenger outlines its publication schedule and affiliates led by publisher Gordon K. Bui and managing editor Charles H. It covers Athens and five southeastern Ohio counties with associations بخش and lists advertising and obituary card options. Subscription rates are shown: weekly carrier 15 cents, annual 4.50, six months 2.50, ten weeks 1.00, four weeks 50 cents.
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Frederick W Fase Penhaber
Athens Messenger & Pkixtix, Co
Gordon K. Bui Puplisner
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Charles H
Ohio
University Graduate Sets Rope Skipping Record
A western man, described as a Chicago alumnus, reportedly set a new world record by skipping rope 20 010 consecutive times. Soon after he suffered a nervous collapse, recovered, and married, prompting questions about the odd employment path of educated graduates in uncertain times.
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University of Chicago
America
All You Need To Know About A Successful Life
A speaker at luncheon argues life is simple and rules are few. Work and save, be fair and temperate, avoid shortcuts, and avoid complex philosophies. The drudgery today builds tomorrow’s discipline and enjoyment as balance and cooperation grow. All great souls live simply.
No Reason To Quit Fighting For Ohio Bass Fishermen
Thousands of Ohio bass fishermen waited for midnight when the season opened. The piece argues for state action to clean streams, limit fishing pressure, restock waters, and curb pollution to preserve fishing and ensure access for all residents. It calls for leadership, organization, and ongoing conservation efforts.
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Ohio
Youth Forum letter provokes view on responsibility and progress
The writer recalls a sniveling appeal from two youths proposing a weekly Youth Forum and demanding five dollars from a hundred elders. The narrator condemns youthful impudence, argues power stays with those who take responsibility, and contrasts a graduate who, unable to find work, plans a world trip rather than returning to a stable career.
Dorothy Dix on Love and Marriage in Difficult Economic Times
Dorothy Dix argues that delaying marriage to wait for financial stability protects monogamy and family honor. She warns illicit relationships harm individuals and society, noting marriages endure far longer than fleeting affairs and that shame, not romance, tests lasting unions.
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Dorothy DIX
About Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton
The author urges strict mother supervision for infant care, warning against unreliable or overextended caregivers. She stresses a single, consistent routine for diapering, washing, oiling, and feeding, with the mother maintaining oversight and not delegating core duties. Youth should seek meaningful effort even if rewards are not guaranteed.
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Suzy
Abyssinians Claim Ancient Christian Heritage
The Abyssinians trace one of the world's oldest Christian lineages back to the 14th century. Many claim descent from early Ethiopian Christian communities and traditions.
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Israel
Solomon
Sheba
Strict Sanitation Urged for Bathing Beaches and Pools
Dr Morris Fishewin and a joint public health committee urge strict sanitation for bathing places. Chlorination and ammonia chlorine combos disinfect pools, but floors and boards must be cleaned to prevent ringworm. Contamination from water, sewage, and bathers risks eye ear nose throat infections. ban anyone with active nose throat infections from pools. Pools should consult a competent expert before opening to the public.
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Morris Fishewin
American Public Health Institute
Conference of State Sanitary Engineers
City Council Orders Sidewalks On Several Streets
The Athens City Council ordered sidewalks installed on both sides of Elliott Street, both sides of State Street from Elmwood Place and Madison Avenue to May Avenue, and the south side of West State Street from Cemetery to Short Street. Principal speaker B. O. Skinner of Marietta spoke at the Varsity Inn Tuesday noon. John J. Woolley, Vic Pierce, and Doctors Sigley and Hixon plan a fishing trip to the St. Clair River in Michigan per The Messenger Watch Dog.
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Athens
Elliott Street
State Street
Elmwood Place
Madison Avenue
May Avenue
West State Street
Cemetery
Short Street
Skinner
Marietta
Rotary International
Varsity Inn
John J. Woolley
Vic Pierce
Siigley and Hixon
St. Clair River
Michigan
Messenger Watch Dog
Athens County Auto Counts Highlight Local Totals
A state survey records Athens County with 339 automobiles. Athens city reports 149, Nelsonville 82, Glouster 26, Chauncey 11, Buchtel 10, Amesville 10, Guysville 8, Jacksonville 7, New Marshfield 7, Albany 6, Coolville 5, The Plains 3, Carbondale 3, Millfield 1, Sharpsburg 1, and Stewart J. William 8. It also notes Foutch Bakery owner buying the K P Building on South Court Street, J P McVey resigning from the Ohio University College of Music, and Mrs Nellie Dana heading to Washington DC for a G A R state reunion. A garage owner hires Charles Lostro of Cincinnati. The rest of the piece offers moral musings on work, summer plans, and child care.
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Athens County
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Chauncey
Buchtel
Amesville
Guysville
Jacksonville
New Marshfield
Albany
Coolville
the Plains
Carbondale
Millfield
Sharpsburg
Stewart J
Recovery Doubts Persist As New Deal Faces Scrutiny
Washington report notes relief measures remain experimental and a solid prosperity base is not yet secured. Officials warn of a potential crash without stronger foundations while Roosevelt aides publicly temper optimism with caution. Civil service reform moves falter as politics intervene.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Hugh Johnson
Benjamin Banneker’s 1754 American Clock Creation
The article notes Benjamin Banneker built the first clock in America in 1754. It discusses historical milestones and contrasts with modern timekeeping, highlighting early scientific achievement and its lasting legacy.
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Benjamin Banneker
America
Mussolini Signs Four Power Peace Pact at Rome
The four power pact linking Italy Germany France and Britain ends weeks of talks in Rome. Premier Mussolini presents the accord saying it guarantees a decade of European peace and paves the way to resolve major conflicts.
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Italy
Germany
France
Pritein
Rome
Mussolini
Europe
FIRST LADY HORIZONTAL PUZZLE CLUES AND ANSWERS
A cryptic set of crossword style clues and answers. The page lists definitions and word fragments such as Eleanor 12 Blackbird of the cuckoo family distemper to devour to cook punishment formerly in fected upon a prisoner who refused to plead fins cause BD species of hickory rodent to fluctuate god of love right abbr therefore caterpillar melody embryo bird to envelop parcel with per to cut off fortified work exclamation of inquiry toward exists second note lion s home sicory of a crow to rub in growing out compound ether insurgent vertical clues include toe put up es poker stake correlative of nephew preposition of place corded cloth sheaf.
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