Athens Messenger historic publication details and rates
The Athens Messenger announces its long running publication schedule and offices in Athens Ohio. It lists publishers Gordon K. Bush and Frederick W. Bush, managing editor Charles H. Harris, and extensive regional coverage across five counties. Subscription rates show weekly carrier and annual mail options with minor pricing inconsistencies.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald
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Charles H. Harris
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Guidance Needed for Back to Land Movement
The piece argues for careful guidance of rural returnees with expert selection and federal support. It warns against returning to agriculture without knowledge or funds, stressing strain on rural communities and taxpayers. It calls for information and planning to prevent distress among new farmers and critiques current policy.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
Sam
Washington
Fourth of July Tales From Gallipolis by McIntyre
A reminiscence recounts how Fourth of July celebrations in Gallipolis produced crashes, dog fights, marshal confrontations, doctor calls, and a picnic on State Hospital grounds. The article notes the vivid memories shared by longtime residents and tourists who visit the town to see McIntyre’s home and his bronze tablet marking the site.
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Odd McIntyre
Gallipolis
McIntyre
State Hospital
O. O. McIntyre
Gallipalis
The Straddle Debate Across American Parties
A critique of political straddling in U S two party politics. Both parties mix opposing figures such as Hoover and LeFollette in the same camp, making clear stance and accountability rare and Congress ineffectual.
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Public Works Program Seen as Catalyst for Economic Recovery
A historic editorial argues for a bold public works plan to revive business and employment. It cites six years of reduced public construction and urges investments in roads and housing to boost health safety and living standards while benefiting manufacturers and merchants.
Broadway chorus dues crisis hits New York City
A New York City column chronicles upheaval in the Broadway chorus scene as dues drop and members seek work across entertainment sectors. It notes Equity memberships shrank from 9,000 to about 1,600 at month’s start, with many women turning to hostesses, modeling, or stageless gigs as shows trim casts and theaters face financial strain.
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Knowledge Service Answers From The Athens Answered Bureau
A historical Q and A exchange describes free inquiry service offering postage paid replies. Questions cover the veteran bonus bill, annual U S soap production and quantities, Confederate marines nickname, and Weather Bureau aviation weather reports details.
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Weather Bureau
Public Forum Letters Remain Unsigned in Messenger
The Messenger states forum letters are written anonymously or without signature and need not reveal the author. It notes opinions are those of contributors and not official Messenger stances.
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Corto Xote
Messenger
Prohibition, Economy, and World News Echoed in 1932 Letters
Editor letters from Coolville and Athens urge settling prohibition for economic relief, warn of graft and youth decay, and praise dirigible mail contracts. They note Mussolini aviation feats, smart weapons, and aster scenes of political change as Russia studies a sunken Black Sea city.
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Europe
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Ohio
America
Roosevelt Seeks Extra Tickets For Convention
A Columbus report notes Roosevelt sent a courteous note to the convention sub committee chair asking for ten tickets, claiming Als family had no seats. The item mentions other city notes, including a first public concert by the Athens band on June 26 and band membership at 261.
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Republican progressives vanish at national convention
At the Chicago convention the old progressive revolt shows little presence as La Follette and Borah factions mute. Wisconsin delegates are branded as traitors, and no third party or bold platform emerges. The mood shifts toward conservatism amid stalled reform efforts and mounting primary losses.
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Rodney Dutcher Messenger
Chicago
National League of Voters
Platform Committee
Senate
Borah
Norris
LaFollette
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Smedley Butler
Pennsylvania
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Blaine
Phi Lafollette
Wisconsin
Nye
North Dakota
Books Abandoned for Conversation and Convenience
A speaker laments shelves of books unread while noting practical daily benefits of reading. The verse contrasts noble erudition with neglect and paralyzing routine, urging attention to long term gains in education, safe streets, commerce, housing, and travel efficiency.
Thought for Today From Jeremiah 29 8
A Bible verse urges readers not to heed false prophets and dreamers and to avoid deception by so called visions. It emphasizes discernment and fidelity to the Lord of hosts the God of Israel.
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Israel
An American Tragedy and Insull’s Fall
Editor Tha Messenger questions the notion that Insull’s downfall is a true tragedy. The piece argues the fall of a powerful utility boss and political figure is significant for the common people as a political vice, noting Insull’s behind the scenes influence and his return to England as a marker of obsolescence.
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Prohibition Debate Letter Critiques Pro-Hooey Claims
A Citizen from Albany denounces pro prohibition arguments in The Messenger Public Forum. The writer disputes anti crime metrics, cites Rockefeller Ford and Firestone support, and argues that prohibition violates natural law and cannot be enforced even by moral groups. Retorter Athena June 16.
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Fragmented Convention Debate on Prohibition Plank
Post party discussions swirl about the prohibition plank with politicians and attendees debating its meaning. The dialogue references evolution in a cryptic memorized definition on a Pennsylvania train, suggesting confusion and disagreement.
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Spencer
Pennsylvania
Milk in a cup for toddlers as urged by Childrens Bureau
A Children's Bureau note discusses guiding a nine to twelve month old from bottle to cup. It warns against prolonged bottle use, suggests offering milk in a cup at meals, and stresses gentle, non scolding methods. The piece mentions historical musings on Cheronesus and notes doctors’ varied practices.
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