The Athens Messenger History and Stamp of Circulation
The Athens Messenger is described with details of publication history 1825 to 1929, the Bush family ownership, and editors. It covers multiple counties in Ohio and lists affiliations and advertising policies. It notes subscription rates per week and year along with office locations and print schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Baldinting CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
Ohio
Watered stock in government versus private industry
The piece argues that government operations suffer from watered stock like private firms, with taxpayers bearing the cost. It asserts government lacks private incentives to stay solvent, and that squeezing water from government could revive the economy by reducing deficits and waste.
Complete Unionization Spreads Through Coal Fields
The New Deal pushes government supervised unionization in coal regions as United Mine Workers report 150000 new members. Organizers expand into Ohio non union areas with activity in West Virginia and Kentucky. Aimed at uniform scale, fair freight, wage and operator returns to stabilize output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
John Lewis
Miners’ Union
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio River
Mental Attitude Shapes Future Success Through Thought
The article urges fearless and determined mental attitude as the basis for personal and national success. It compares thoughts to blueprints and warns that negative thinking yields insecure outcomes, while hopeful, constructive thinking builds a better future in 1933 with action over waiting and reform over stagnation.
Business Outlook Shows Spring Recovery Amid Mixed Sectors
The article notes rising payrolls boosting buying power in May, with gains in freight traffic and power use above 1982 levels. It cites improved steel, textiles, shoes, beverages, and construction activity, while anthracite miners face wage-cut tensions and coal output remains variable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eastman
Perkine
New England
Wallace
Dear Miss Dix on second marriages and jealousy
Dorothy Dix counsels a 28 year old considering a second marriage to a widower with three children. She urges self knowledge, warns against jealousy, and proposes focusing on present life rather than past wife memory, while guiding how to win stepchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Miss Nellie Brooks Weds Ferris Griswold in Today’s Ceremony
Miss Nellie Marie Brooks, daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Brooks of 59 North Court Street, married Ferris Scott Griswold of Niagara Falls in a ceremony held today. The notice also lists a move for Mr and Mrs W F Clements to Satville Virginia and a trip home for Dr and Mrs R J Studer after a motor vacation. A surprise party hosted for Charles and Freda Kimmey in Athens is noted, along with the marriage of Helen Mary Morris, daughter of Mrs R C Morris near Athens, to William Henry May of British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Marie Brooks
W. H. Brooks
North Court Street
Ferris Scott Griswold
Niagara Falls
M. L. Kimmey
Athens
Charles
Freda
Helen Mary Morris
R. C. Morris
William Henry May
British Columbia
Athens Eyes Carbondale Game At Home In Sunday Clash
Fifteen items from the week note travel by Mr. Bardin to Cleveland and Mr. Welch’s return to Louisville. Athens faces Carbondale in a baseball contest with West to pitch and Gibson catching at home. Lightning strikes the Coolville residence of D I Gunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Bardin
Cleveland
C. H. Welch
Louisville, Ky
Athens
Carbondale
West
Gibson
D. I. Gunder
Coolville
First Prize Cartoon Winner Explains 1933 Contest
Eugene Bergeron of the Tropical Radio Station in Hialeah wins The Miami Daily News Believe It or Not Contest 1933 for writing a message, sending a message, and translating into Continental Code simultaneously. The prize is a round trip to Havana via Pan American Airways. Tomorrow: A Nasal Stabilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Bergeron
Hialeah
Bergeron
Miami Daily News
Havana
Pan-American Airways
Retarded Blood Supply Causes Gangrene of Fingers and Toes
Medical article traces causes and forms of gangrene in extremities. Distinguishes Raynaud's disease from Buerger's disease, notes gender differences, and describes a sympathetic nervous system operation as a treatment option with mixed outcomes. Warm climate may aid early cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health
Raynaud
Buerger
Buerger's
About Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton
In summer children face more stomach troubles, not only from heat but from habits. Do not gulp ice water, offer small sips and rest before meals. Limit sweets and candy, ensure purity, and favor cooked foods over repeated sandwiches and lemonade. Maintain similar dietary balance year round.
Roosevelt Readies to Halt Rail Wage Cut Betting on Federal Action
Washington reports that Roosevelt moved to force railroads into line after a proposed 22½ percent wage cut, with Joseph Eastman coordinating intervention. Donald Richberg drafted key amendments and joined recovery efforts while railroads backed down, signing ahead of February wage talks. The piece notes Richberg’s rising influence and lighter mood in Washington as rumors swirl around Brookhart’s farm export drive to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Joseph B. Eastman
Donald R. Richberg
Chicago
United States
Organized Labor
Washington
Richberg
Plana
Hugh Johnson
Congress
Recovery Administration
Johnson
Eskimo fish-canning plant in Greenland Arctic Circle
A modern fish-canning factory staffed entirely by Eskimos operates in Holsteinberg Greenland within the Arctic Circle. Its power comes from swift rivers. The piece also notes the American Philosophical Society's Franklin era origins in 1727. Moonlight and noon sunlight intensities are given, and science methods for aging fish via scales are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holsteinberg
Greenland
Arctic Circle
The
American Philosophical Society
United States
Junto
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Wholesome summer meals for children and activity
The guidance notes more vegetables and fruits in summer while delaying heavy corn and dried legumes. Cook fruit, avoid excess raw fruit, watch green apples and hard peaches. Suggest substituting chicken and fish for meat and packing plain wholesome picnic foods for healthier, energetic kids.
Crossword Clue Puzzle From The Picture Page
A set of crossword style clues appears, including horizontal entries for first name and last name, bake as meats, antennae, projecting part, endanger, depart, wager, collection of facts, measure, scarlet, hypothetical structural in, half an em, yours, prophet training Soma BAHaif, fast Indian plant, homeless a child, Century plant fiber, rhythm, paid benefactor.
Arson Case Involving Akron Widow and Dover Man
Mrs. Mary Thomas, 66 year old Akron widow, is under bond pending appeal after being found guilty of employing John Palmer of Dover to burn her Barnhill home to collect 2,736 dollars in insurance. Palmer, serving time in Ohio Penitentiary, admitted burning the house and testified that Mrs. Thomas paid him 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
U.R
Mary Thomas
Akron
Marysville Reformatory
Thomas
John Palmer
Dover
Barnhill
Here
Palmer
Ohio
Public Agencies to Distribute Federal Relief Funds
A June emergency relief plan directs the Washington authorities to centralize aid through public agencies. Hopkins sets an August date for distributing federal money via public stations, prohibiting private distribution and requiring legal accountability by state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hopkins
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the Athens Messenger
Albens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Logan
Pomeroy
Middleport
Gallipolis
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily Press Association
United Associations
John W. Cullen
South Michigan Ave
Fifth Ave
Gener. Motors Bid
Detroit
York
Board of Banks
Ing State
Dorothy Dix
Mary
Mrs. W. F. Clements
Jane Dew
Satville, Va
R. J. Studer
Charlies Cameron
Columbus
Madrid
Europe
Ripley
Municipal Lodging House
251 St
New York
Chippewa County, Mich
Ray
Hayworth
Wells
Columbus, Ga
Trinity Choir
Conrad-Pyle Co
Westgrove, Pa
DR. Morris Fishbein
Olive Roberts Barton
Rodney Dutcher
Department of Agriculture
Theodore Bilbo
Mississippi
Agricultural Readjustment Administration
Brookhart
Charles J. Brand
Iowa
Russia
Brand
John J
Pope
St. Peter's
Rome
Pius XI
Vatican
Hugh §. Johnson
Werkins’ Advisory Board
F General Johnson
Leo Wolman
John L
John Frey
Metal Apartment
American Federation of Labor
Edward F
A. F. of L
Sidney
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
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