Athens Messenger publication details and rates
The Athens Messenger in Ohio markets its role as a regional paper serving five counties with a circulation of about 160000. It lists executives, editors, and bureaus in Athens and nearby towns and notes subscription rates by carrier and mail with weekly, ten week, and yearly options. It provides historical context of publication dates and offices.
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Ohio
Ateens-Helcomelas- Goveten- LV
Gallilogan
Pomeroy
Middleportpolis
Al Smith Earns LL D from Harvard Hometown Hue
Al Smith receives an LL D from Harvard University, marking a shift from his Fulton Fish Market days to a credential celebrated by many Americans. The former New York governor, once renowned for his self made path, now joins the ranks of esteemed graduates.
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al Smith
Harvard
New York
Fulton
Doctor Smith
Fulton Fish Market
Ground Floor Ambition Rewards Detroit Investor
A Detroit resident who invested a few thousand dollars in a struggling small motor car company rose to multimillionaire status in under twenty years. The anecdote warns that most small investors face losses and that luck can spark a big gain only rarely. The piece comments on the lure of the “ground floor” and the need for caution.
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Rider
Detroit
Hughes urges faster appeals in criminal cases
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes told the American Law Institute that federal courts should reduce delays after trial in criminal appeals. He criticized long, inexcusable postponements and urged adoption of a speeding-up process, noting similar reform for state courts would be desirable.
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Hughes
No Cure for It The Monologue Lover Exhausts Listeners
The piece laments chronic talkers who imagine others are always listening. It argues true conversation requires give and take and mutual respect, noting tireless storytellers exhaust friends and strangers alike.
Administrative price policy tests New Deal goals
The Roosevelt administration surveys the first major test of its industrial control, aiming to raise prices gradually to sustain business and debts. Johnson and Brand warn against rapid increases and fear a buyers’ strike if wages lag, while officials say higher prices are needed to revive production and employment for workers and households.
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Hugh Johnson
Charles J. Brand
Johnson
Brand
Congress
London
Dorothy Dixon on aging with grace and independence
Dorothy Dix counsels aging with independence and sociable living. She warns against being the pest or the clingy elder and urges keeping friends, clubs, and flexible views to stay likable and self reliant as years advance.
Snow blindness and cattle killer in old article
The piece notes snow blindness in both animals and humans. It cites the Custer Wolf of Custer County killing $28,000 worth of cattle over six years before capture. Tips include polishing brass, flaxseed in eye for a cinder, and castor oil. Dust in Britain traced to the Sahara, and Messier 13 in Hercules noted as a star cluster with many bright stars.
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Great Britain
Sahara Desert
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Hercules
Population Forecast Sees Stationary 150 Million by 1960
Dr. O E Baker of the U S Department of Agriculture projects a stationary world population around 150 million after 1960 despite rapid growth since colonial times. He notes a 20 million rise over the next 25 years, with city populations driving most gains and rural areas showing varying surplus or deficit of children.
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O. E Baker
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Doctor Baker
Baker
Believe It Or Not Feature at Chicago World’s Fair
A Believe It or Not exhibit by Ripley appears at the Chicago World’s Fair. The display promises astonishing odds and curious oddities drawing visitors to the Believe/To Not Odditorium pavilion.
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Chicago
Infantile Paralysis The Summer Threat to Children
Advice from the Journal of the American Medical Association warns that infantile paralysis peaks June to November and spreads through contact. It stresses isolation of patients for three weeks, monitoring exposed children, fever checks for three weeks, and avoiding crowds during epidemics.
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Journal of
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
About Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton
The author urges strict preventive steps to keep children from contagious illnesses. She warns mothers to avoid sick children entirely, detailing how diseases like scarlet fever measles and whooping cough begin as colds. She stresses early caution, especially for children under two, to reduce risk and spread.
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Answers Fragment
A garbled crossword prompt lists clues and partial answers including Paid publicity who is the lady in the picture Ol prefix crowd yes Mooley apple poem glossy int type of print ed letter counts again dry shacks built over mining shafts lady in the picture was famous to serve barley spikelet fire worshipers doe sash knocks translated abbr to close with shes a bard answer to previous puzzle nationality Completed prefix used to indicate the epicord to scream minor note you and to eject pear shaped instruments.
Army Aroused as Navy Is Given Huge Ship Fund
The Army reacts to a Navy $239,000,000 allotment from a $3.3 billion bond issue for naval ship construction. The War Department counters with a $135,000,000 program for barracks and roads, while seeking funding from the public works board. A subcommittee weighs the request amid economy fears and post closures.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington, D. C
Navy
Army
Harry Woodring
Public Works Board
Interior Department
Woodring
Ten Years Ago News Roundup From Athens Area
A car crash at Will Cuckler's Dairy Farm injures none in a ride exposing local youths Donald Addicott and Byron Danford are noted with other entries. Mentions include marriage license for Harry Cromsey and Winifred Hates, a bridge opening on Sunday Creek, and regional events from the Athens area.
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Donald Addicott
L. J. Addicott
Elmwood Place
Will Cuckler
Albany Road
Harry F. Cromsey
Athens
Winifred Alice Hates
Guysville
Closing of Lottridge evangelistic meeting ends with turnout
Eight denominations were represented by 144 persons Sunday as the Lottridge meeting concluded. Rev. Snyder and wife led the two week campaign with Violet and Amy Garrett and Stanley Christy aiding in singing. A Sunday dinner followed. Bible chapters read totaled 2836. The Snyder sisters will join Rev Cunningham for a Vanderhoof meeting starting July 17.
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Lottridge
Snyder
Violet
Amy Garrett
Stanley Christy
Silver Ridge
Cunningham
Vanderhoof
Roosevelt assures DAV delegates of care for injured veterans
Cincinnati June 28 President Roosevelt told delegates at the Thirteenth Annual convention of the Disabled American Veterans of World War that soldiers who were injured in service “shall not be forgotten.”
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Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Mother Saves Child After Iodine Ingestion
In Columbus on June 28 two year old Dorothy Ann Jones swallowed iodine. Her mother gave milk to induce vomiting and rushed the girl to a hospital for treatment.
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Columbus
Dorothy Ann Jones
Budget Dulls Budget Gap in June Federal Plan
The administration pursues a billion-dollar goal within the ordinary federal budget. A Tuesday report shows 849,600,000 in expenditures for the current fiscal year with cutbacks in veterans’ benefits and salaries. Parkings and highways see transfers to the works program as bonds are issued to cover the shortfall.
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Washington
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