The Athens Messenger Publisher Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger is described by Frederick W. Bush as serving Athens and surrounding counties with editions for weekdays and Sundays. It lists publishers and editors Gordon K. Bush and Charlies H. Barris, covers a 100000 population area, and provides subscription rates by carrier and mail including regional addresses and affiliations with press associations.
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Frederick W. Bush
Bama
Ane
Athens “Messenger
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Hera Up Physiina Co
Gordon K. Bush
Puaiener
Charlies H. Barris
Ohio
Geogre
Loss of Farm Horses in Southeastern Ohio Hit Farmers Hard
Southeastern Ohio hills report a steady decline in work horses due to recent heat and economic pressures. Farmers faced shortages as breeding dropped and tractors rose, making replacement costly and difficult. Cattle losses were notable but smaller than horse deaths, yet horse farming may rebound with rising prices in coming years.
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Ohio Hills
Ohio
A Vision of a United Four Nations Across the World
A prominent educator argues that the United States Great Britain France and Germany may eventually unify into one nation due to nearly identical culture and interdependent industry. He notes cultural affinity though warns oldHatreds and debt histories could inflame propaganda risks while European and American ties in academia medicine and trade strengthen the case.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
England
America
Hitler
Vaterland
Worth While Projects for Athens Public Works Funds
Athens could use Federal public works money to build a modern flying field and a softening water system with minimal taxpayer expense. One project could be funded almost entirely by a government gift, the other by federal and state aid, reducing local burden while expanding services for air safety and water quality.
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Athens City
Athens
Sea of Experiment Signals New Economic Shifts
A piece argues government privatization and large industry mergers risk abandoning long held economic ideas. It notes wage fluctuation, social control dangers, and possible shift toward capitalist dictatorship as chain stores grow. The author warns against discarding established capitalism for a new deal order.
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America
Parents and Teachers Adopt Early Curfew for School Parties
Dorothy Dix notes a city PTA bold move to regulate children’s activities with an 8 pm to 12 am party window replacing the old late hours. The piece humorously envisions teen scorn and calls the plan prewar-ish, as parents wage a modern, quirky reform.
Parties and their fight with their own children
A reflective line questions whether political parties backed by large memberships will muster the nerve to force youth to submit to duty over desire, urging a resolute stand in the face of competing interests.
Unite Parents Movement Could Reform Youth Conduct
The piece argues that individual parents are powerless alone to control their children but united mothers and fathers can set limits on late parties and indecent entertainment. It promotes a new parents and teachers movement to enforce healthier hours, attire, and public norms for youths.
Davis-Davis reunion notes and Ohio summer school registration
The Davis descendants held their annual reunion at Robert Stones home in Honey Fork on June 21 1923 amid a 91 degree morning. Ohio University summer school registration stood at 1412. Locals Mr and Mrs Weiss returned to their Athens area home after a California winter. Julian Blanton and Stanley Crooks traveled to Toledo for an amateur professional golf event. Mr and Mrs C M Smith and Mr and Mrs E G Burt drove to Columbus today.
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Mrs
L. L. Weiss
Athens
California
William and
Catherine Davis
Robert Stones
Honey Fork
Julian A. Blanton
Athens Country Club
Stanley Crooks
Toledo
Ohio University appoints new Dean of Women and staff
Twenty years ago Miss Irma Voigt was named Dean of Women at Ohio University. Miss Margaret Farnam elected assistant in Domestic Science. Harold Shively of McArthur to teach English and history in New Martinsville, W Va., at $85 monthly. Rev H Marshall Thurlow announced Sunday subject Independence. Dr C L Jones elected manager of Pomeroy and Middleport Telephone Co. Chi Omegas hosted a North Hill picnic with numerous attendees.
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Margaret Farnam
Harold Shively
McArthur
City High School
New Martinsville
W. Va
C. L. Jones
The
Pomeroy and Middleport
EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAY S CARTOON FROM BUENOS AIRES TO NEW YORK
A travel note from an Atlantic crossing describes 8000 miles by air with land sighting once and a river Amazon vastness. It claims Amazon holds 1-10 of all Earth's running water, widths up to 400 miles, and contrasts with the Hudson. It also touches on French Guiana governance and Columbus remains.
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Buenos Aires
New York
Amazon
Amazonas
Hudson River
Mediterranean
America
Columbus
Cathedral of
Santo Domingo
New World
Habana
Golden City of
Lead
Leg Deformities in Children Improve with Exercise and Diet
Dr Morris Fishbein notes that many children show flat feet and leg bending due to rickets and mineral deficiencies. Regular exercise and a diet rich in calcium and vitamin D help correct posture, while splints or padding may be used under a surgeon's guidance to realign the legs and relieve strain.
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Morris Fishbein
Eric I. Lloyd
Summer cleanliness tips for busy mothers from a pediatrician
A mother juggling chores can cut housework by sun drying and minimizing ironing. Hide dust catchers by storing extra rugs and curtains. Enlist children for small chores early to save time. Summer sickness stems from germs in hands and on chewables, not heat, so sanitize feeding items to prevent vomiting and bowel trouble.
Progressives Retain Power In Record Of Session Ended
The piece argues Republican progressives helped shape Roosevelt era policy, backing key acts like the Industrial Recovery Act and public works funding. It notes independence as crucial to influence, cites Norris, La Follette, and Steiner, and suggests progressives’ fate hinges on policy administration and purchasing power restoration.
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Washington D. C
Senate
Roosevelt
Norris
Nebraska
la Follette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Muscle Shoals
Cannot Refer Mosier Bill Authors Say
A petition will be filed with Ohio's supreme court to bar a referendum on the Mosier Repeal Machinery Bill at the fall election. Senator Harold G. Mosier says the Master Bill itself is a referendum and not referable, with the Anti-Saloon League likely filing petitions with the secretary of state on Wednesday.
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Columbus
U.P
Supreme Court of Ohio
Secretary of State
Harold G. Mosier
Cleveland
Anti-Saloon League
Supreme Court
Tax Budgets Delayed For Athens County This Year
Auditor J Clyde Edmundson announced budgets for Athens County taxing districts will be mailed later than the usual June 20. State law requires budgets be filed July 20 with the budget commission. Delay is due to anticipated state legislation affecting budgets. Authorities will receive 1933 duplicate year and 1934 calendar year budgets once forms are prepared after adjournment of the Legislature.
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Athens County
J. Clyde Edmundson
Budget Commission
State Budget Commission
Edmundson
State Commission
Recommends Spray To Check Brook's Spot
Ohio State University recommends a Brook's spot spray as good insurance against codling moth and curculio in fruit orchards. The Bordeaux mixture should not be used when temperatures rise above a degree. The current risk is low but wet spells may start the spot.
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Ohio State University College of Agriculture
T. H. Johnson
Athens County
Wheat Ripening Fast in Southeast Ohio Weather
Hot dry conditions have ripened wheat quickly in Southeastern Ohio. The first farmer to report cutting is A. E. Potter of Hebbardsville, Lee Township in Athens County.
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Ohio
Athens County
A. E. Potter
Hebbardsville
Lee Township
Stanford Press Manager Faces Murder Trial in California
David Lamson, manager of Stanford University Press in San Jose, stood trial in Superior Court on the charge of murdering his wife after being held following a hearing the previous day.
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San Jose
Calif
David Lamson
Stanford University Press
Superior Court
Four Held in Kidnapping Case in Steubenville
Margaret Boyd 19 charged four suspects with abducting her and confining her for six months in a Steubenville house. Authorities detained the four today as the case unfolds.
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Steubenville
Margaret Boyd
Jackie Cooper Recovers From Appendicitis Surgery
Hollywood star Jackie Cooper, the industry’s youngest film hero, is on the road to recovery after an appendectomy operation.
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Hollywood
Jackie Cooper
Notable Birthday Forecast For H Ridgard Author
The lunar day transits signal fair opportunities and new projects for the elderly birthday group with travel and associates. Impulsive haste may fog prospects and cause rash acts, while a child born today shows versatility and adventurous skill.
Prohibition Issue Removed From West Virginia Ballot
The West Virginia political scene shifts as the prohibition repeat issue for the Virginia era is dropped a week before the estate ballot. A slate of 2 20 dry delegates supports ratification of the Twenty Fourth Amendment.
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Charleston
Virginia
Nobel Prize Puzzle Clues and Answers Revealed
A scrambled crossword style list presents clues and a completed grid for a Nobel Prize themed puzzle. It includes references to prominent figures, places, and terms across horizontal and vertical entries, with solvable hints like “Like,” “To finish,” and “Nobel Prize winner” embedded among.
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