Obscure Trade Directory Fragments From Historic Newspaper
Fragmentary OCR lists associations and billing details for press groups in unclear form. Mentions American Newspaper Publishers Association, Audit Bureau of Circulation, Daily Press Association, and National Representatives like John W Duiles Company with Chicago and New York. Advertising rates and obituary charges are noted along with Athens Post references and scattered monetary figures such as one year costs and weekly rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Newstaner Publishers Asociation
Otto Select
Audit Bureau of Corculation
Associated Gnic Dailien Niend Daily Press Association
THE
United Presb
John W Duiles Company
Chicago
New York
Detroi
Poreien
Backa
Ruterec
Athens Post
Yencanmanng
Matin Onio
Business support for Landon in the campaign
Business leaders nationwide back Landon with broad support except in the Solid South where sympathy persists. The platform shifts toward decentralization and private enterprise while partially preserving New Deal elements, signaling a contest between anti New Deal policies and ongoing regulatory measures.
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Landon
Solid South
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Busi
London
Roosevelt
Business Week
New Athens Liquor Hours Spark Nighttime Disturbance Debate
The council decision to allow midnight liquor sales, with mayor and police responsible for order, raises concern for liquor sellers. Patrons often linger in streets and near homes after closing, causing noise and public discomfort. Vendors are urged to alert police about disturbances to avoid driving voters toward local option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Migration echoes in Alf Landon story from Pennsylvania to Kansas
Southeastern Ohio readers learn the Landon family tale mirrors their own pioneer heritage. The piece emphasizes humble origins, earned wealth, and the hard life of western settlers who followed the lure of opportunity, crossing rivers and vast plains toward the West.
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Alf Landon
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kansas
Great River
Pacific Coast
Landon
Mississippi
Quote on crime and vigilance by J Edgar Hoover
A long quotation by J Edgar Hoover asserts that crime has moved from hidden places to everyday life and neighbors, claiming that crime thrives beside readers and even engages in ordinary activities with families. It emphasizes constant vigilance against crime.
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J. Edgar Hoover
G-men
Man's fashion show idea for offices sparks critique
Charles Atlas suggests monthly office fashion shows to shake up American businessmen, arguing such events would curb lethargy by showcasing discipline and physique. The remark targets vanity and prompts debate over practicality in corporate culture.
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Charles Atlas
Roosevelt Era Two-Thirds Rule Battle Seen As Civil
Paul Mallon reports from Philadelphia on the Democratic convention scene. Farley backs the two-thirds rule in public but privately signals doubts. southern leaders shift from fierce opposition to cautious acceptance amid Roosevelt era dynamics and shifting party power.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Farley
Jim
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
South
Slow movers blamed for traffic hazards by Detroit police chief
Heinrich Pickert, Detroit police commissioner, says slow vehicles force drivers to weave and dodge, creating increased road danger comparable to speeding.
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Heinrich Pickert
Detroit
Grand opera is as dead as a dodo bird
Jerome Kern, noted composer, reportedly remarked that grand opera has become obsolete, reflecting a broader shift toward popular musical styles and streamlined stage works in his era.
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Jerome Kern
Vacant Chair Poem Rewritten for Messenger Aes
An archive poem adapted for The Messenger recounts a bereaved child asking a father about a newer stepmother. The stanzaary piece centers on a blind child awaiting comfort and recalling a mother’s memory. It references Mrs Fozer at 1102 Chestnut St and includes a dedication to Mr. Fozer and Floyd Brown of Kimberly.
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Fozer
Chestnut St
Nelsony
Messenger
Floyd Brown
Kimberly
Quaint House Spells Home to Me in Logan Ohio
A nostalgic poem by Louise T Huffman from Logan Ohio reflects a simple cottage filled with cherished items. The speaker cherishes a firelit mantel, a family dog, an old clock, a vase from a friend, and a wall portrait by a loved one, concluding that the quaint house spells home.
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Louise T, Huffman
Logan
Prayer for Protection in Tempest Led by Leda Sams
A devotional plea rises amid storm imagery. The speaker petitions divine protection against overwhelming forces and asks for swift mercy and peace at Thy Throne. The dedication credits Leda Sams as author.
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Leda Sams
Psychologists study horse that died after fright
In Dunnigan California an eight year old girl riding a horse she cared for fell off the animal then the horse took several steps before collapsing dead experts wonder if a horse can die from fright in this case the event prompted inquiry into equine stress responses.
District Tales of Long Ago at Dutch Mary’s Pavilion
A historical sketch recalls the Corning area’s early mining camp era and the notorious Dutch Mary saloon and dance hall perched on a steep hillside. Descriptions capture its isolated setting, debauched festivities, curious visitors, and comparisons to Hell's Kitchen, with a promise of continuation tomorrow.
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Corning
Mary
Corning Roundhouse
New York
Hell's Kitchen
Ten Years Ago in Middleport Pomeroy and Athens
News notes from ten years ago show Mr C L Jordan and family in Middleport and Pomeroy on business, Edward Arpee returning from Chicago to visit relatives, Pollyanna Class honors six Athens High School graduates, Lillian Landis hosting a party, and several local journeys and visits among families including the Mansards and the Cottons.
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C. L. Jordan
The
Christian Church
Athens High School
Lillian Landis
Mabel Clendenin
Louise Beck
Pauline Fierce
Thelma Bean
Edith Pierre
Thelma Morrison
Social Guests Visit At Atlantic City Area
Mr and Mrs Phil Rochester of Logan were guests of Byron Wolfe en route to Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs J B Newhall of Columbus were hosted by the late r's parents W A Mills. Misses Frances McCormick Mary Poston Garnet Beverage Elizabeth Hope and Frances Hatch with Mrs Henry Hatch and Margaret Sullivan returned from a week at the Hatch cottage near Frost.
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Phil Rochester, Logan
Byron F. Wolfe
Atlantic City
J. B. Newhall
Columbus
W. A. Mills
Frances McCormick
Mary Poston
Garnet Beverage
Elizabeth Hope
Frances Hatch
Henry Hatch
Margaret Sullivan
Hatch Cottage
Frost
Runaway Bride in Paris Sparks Love Triangle
In 1936 a bride to be, Marcia, flees a cheating fiancé, Bob, after he confesses love for a bridesmaid Sylvia. Marcia sails alone and meets engineer Phil while Camilla faces Bob and a possible marriage with Camilla’s own rival, as romantic entanglements unfold in Paris.
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Marcia
Ningham
Bob Haskell
Sylvia
Marica
Phillip Kirkby
Phil
Paris
Camilla Howe
Camilla
Beth
Count von Wormstadt
Camila
Bob
Jimmy
Health Hints And Diet Exercise For Babies And Muscles
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines early infant exercise to build tone and strength. He describes four routines to develop arm leg and abdominal muscles, plus a half hour of unrestricted kicking after bath to promote overall fitness and lung work.
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Morris Fishbein
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Ory
Torr
Paul Mallon
Congress
New York State
Georgia
Wallace
Agriculture
Washington
Lemke
Huey Long
Gerald Smith
Townsend
Coughlin
Frazier
Senator Frazier
Wagner
White House
Aes
Anie
Biina
Edward Arpee
Rev
Leon Arpee
P. T. Arpee
Roger Mansard
Ernest Mansard
Dayton
J. R. Walker
Tom Cotton
Canisteo, N. Y
J. L. Henry
George Clark
Wild Goose
Union Party
Helen Welshime
NEA
Champ Elysees
Rosita
Little Park
Montmartre
Robert
Cheri
Italy
Eiffel Tower
Folies Bergere
Josephine Baker
Mistinguette
Grand Guignol
Dome
Tou
Lei
Nin
Der
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