The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co Notice
Ohio newspaper page lists publication details for The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. with editors publishers and staff roles. It notes rates, publication days, offices in Homer and foreign offices, and subscription pricing across multiple Ohio counties.
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Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
Joan W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Homer
Athens
Gallis
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
The Liquidation of Enterprise
Merle Thorpe argues in Nation's Business that the rise of state controls over private capital marks a shift from voluntary markets to government allocation. He cites social security, the Willkie settlement, and insurance investigations as moves to centralize credit and tie small businesses to a nationalized system. The piece warns the population must choose whether savings go to the market or are allocated by political power.
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Karl Marx
Lenin
United States
Washington
Willkie-T. V. A
Not in This State Opposes Monthly Pension Plan
The argument rejects a statewide pension law for elderly Ohioans noting past New Deal debt and shifts toward cautious judgment. It cites California’s failed pension push and warns Ohio voters will likely reject easy money schemes as reason and debt concerns rise.
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Ohio
Santa Claus
California
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler critiques on opera singers and public taste
Pegler argues against treating performers like Gigli as political authorities and dismisses opera as a low art. He mocks singers’ vanity and compares American tastes to Italian habits, noting Americans prefer jazz and swing and question the prestige of opera.
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New York
Beniamino Gigil
Italy
United States
Mussolini
Ain
Gigli
Northwestern
Chicago
Bruce Catton Reports on Washington Bureaucracy Reform
Washington notes Attorney General Murphy formed a committee to study quasi judicial agencies like the NLRB ICC FCC and SEC to streamline operations and clarify rulings reviewability. He aims for light recommendations to improve efficiency and citizen experience, with ABA and Congressman Celler proposing bills for consolidating hundreds of administrative tribunals.
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Washington
Murphy
National Labor Relations Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
NLRB
Labor Board
Federal Commission
Commission
Pilus
American Bar Association
Emanuel Celler
New York
Celler
Maud Dorbin Otis Skinner’s actress mother
Maiden name of Carmelia Otis Skinner’s mother is Maud Dorbin who married actor Otis Skinner. Other Qs cover eradication of mistletoe by removing rootlike sinkers or breaking growths, and notes on school property values, Liberty bonds participation, Standard Time adoption, New Mexico’s statehood, and U.S. death totals for 1923 and 1937.
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Carmelia Otis Skinner
Maud Dorbin
Otis Skinner
United States
Public Forum Letters and Signatures Policy
Readers may submit signed letters on current events and the newspaper prints multiple per day. Authors must include a signature, and letters should be concise to fit more pieces in each edition.
The Jewish Situation by Cassius M. Cloust on
A letter from Cassius M. Cloust on Carbon Hill defends Jews as rightful heirs to biblical promises and asserts nations cannot prosper while persecuting Jews. He cites Genesis 12 7 John 4 22 Romans 11 1 Acts 10 34 35 and affirms belief in universal blessing through righteousness and faith.
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the Messenger
Church of Christ
Abraham
Paul
Christ
Peter
Cassius M. Clouston
Carbon Hill
Messenger Service Bureau Adopts Stamp Reply March
An old notice directs readers to enclose a three cent stamp for factual questions sent to The Messenger's Service Bureau in Washington. It states legal and medical advice cannot be given and no extended research will be undertaken.
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Messenger
Washington
13Th St
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Athens Water Supply Rated Near Pure by Health Board
Athenians use about 800000 gallons of water daily and the Ohio Board of Health rated their water 99.98 percent pure. Anne Morrow and Charles A. Lindbergh were featured with their engagement announced. A piano recital at Mrs. Fred McKay’s home included Eleanor Ann Peckham and other pupils. Plans for a League of Women Voters mock trial were discussed with Mrs. H. R. McVay as president.
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Athens
Ohio Board of Health
Anne Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Fred McKay
Eleanor Ann Peckham
Anna Margaret Morrison
Jean Forsyth
Hilda Householder
Bobby Morrison
Jessie Cooper
Nell Foster
Jane Foster
Joe Gill
Richard Imes
League of Women Voters
H. R. McVay
League
Puttin' It Off Verse Satirizes Payday Delay
A reader poem titled Puttin' It Off critiques government and finance delays, mocking the “goody good spirit” of leaders and the practice of postponing paydays. The verse contrasts reckless spending with the looming bill day and ends with a call to providence and luck. A. L. Snedden signs the piece.
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Providence
A. L. Snedden
Susie Lambert and Dick Tremaine Chase Glamour in Chicago
Susie Lambert, serving waffles, moves through a whirlwind of romance and new offers in Chicago. Dick Tremaine courts her with constant attention and hints of a shared future while Jeff Bowman stays distant amid Susie’s escalating ambitions for beauty and status.
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Susie Lambert
Dick Tremaine
Susie
Jeff Bowman
Susie Gets A Break In The Radio World
Dick hints at a secret love as Susie pursues a rising radio career. His father balks at a loan, while Susie credentials her value with talk of a salary and a bold California dream. The pieces mingle during calls, dances, premieres, and the night of Susie’s first broadcast.
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Susie
Hollywood
Chicago
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Westwood
California
Suzanne
Health Hints and Diet Advice From Early Medical Writ
Professors and health advisers push hygiene rules on diet rest exercise teeth sleep and exposure to cold. The article notes cold baths may not curb infections and could reduce protective blood cells and that daily bowel action varies with diet. It cautions against rigid universal rules and emphasizes individual needs.
Civil War Begins in German Empire and Munich Red Flag
Miss Grace Stickney returns from Charleston where she served in government. The note lists headlines from the era including German Empire conflict signals, Munich red flag, Bavarian official killings, and Prussian war leader accusations. Mrs Eber Fulton learns her son Herbert Kelly arrived in New York with the Rainbow Division. Athens High School Roof Garden Review features many students. One in twelve England residents hold an automobile driving license.
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German Empire
Munich
Eber Fulton
Mill St
Herbert Kelly
New York
Rainbow Division
Athens High School
James Hawkins
Carl Brooks
Homer Baird
Baker Young
Carl Wilson
Jean Gist
Julia Porter
Paul Hall
Floyd Brown
Harold Liggett
Richard Daggett
Grace Roush
Grace Richardson
Lenora van Dyke
Mary McGraner
Vercoe Murphy
James Basom
Llewellyn Evans
Farl Buzzens
Gladys Jones
Erma Comstock
Clyde Jordan
Doris Cameron
Witness Trees Stand In Wa Bash County Landmark Century Old
Trees stilt at Mt Carmel in Wa bash County trace to government surveyors who marked wilderness areas long before the Northwest Territory era. The trees remain standing as historic landmarks, illustrating early survey work and settlement patterns.
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MT. Carmel
Northwest Territory
Wabash County
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the Public Forum
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Jeff
Mr. Jasper
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Hester Tremaine
Hester
Harker
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Mr.Harker
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