The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co.
The Athens Messenger details its origins and publishing scope with Frederick W. Bush as publisher and Gordon K. Bush as general manager. It serves Athens and surrounding counties in eastern Ohio with seven listed communities and notes associations and mailing details.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Erald Nting CO
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr. Coharles H. Harts
Editonee Oo
Ohio
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster Logan-Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
Polis
Fortified homes of old and new gas-proof cellars
The piece notes how past dwellings resembled small fortresses with few street-facing windows to resist raids. It compares that fortress idea to modern German city plans including gas-proof cellars for safety against air attacks in wartime.
We Can Find Our Destiny After This Crisis Says Briton
A British writer who toured the United States warned that Americans are puzzled by their future after completing westward expansion. He urged embracing future tasks and rejecting gloom, saying the best days lie ahead and destiny awaits the nation.
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America
Youth's Ardor and the Wisdom of Age at Hunter College
Dr. James M. Kieran, president of Hunter College, reflects on fifty years in education. He notes youth’s ardor fades as adults grow wary of enthusiasm and idealism, yet insists youth once felt they could move mountains and were the world’s focus. He laments the loss yet honors that energy.
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James M. Kieran
Hunter College
New York
Kieran
Plow Ahead Despite Depression Lament in Farmer Reply
An editorial urges continued effort in hard times. Farmers should plow, sell profits, and produce bonds to build wealth, while retrenching by planting less but growing food. Businessmen must maintain wages and low prices to sustain demand and weather economic storms.
Dorothy Dix Says A Bride Should Have One Quality
Dorothy Dix answers a bride should prioritize good nature and easy amiability to hold a husband and sustain love. She says pleasant living is the key, with other charms as mere adornment to the core nourishment of amiability.
Hold Your Husband With Pleasant Living Dorothey Dix
A dated column argues that a wife’s charm lies in being good natured and easy going, blending into a husband’s life like an old coat. It warns against nagging and striving for synthetic youth, claiming quiet, tactful warmth sustains affection and prevents infidelity.
Athens High Falls in First Round of Ohio Tourney
In a first round Class A game at the Ohio University tournament Athens High School lost to Nelsonville for the first time in school history. The event marks a historic defeat for Athens High in postseason play.
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Athens High School
Nelsonville
Ohio University
Athens Hi
Berean Sunday School Class Photo Counts Grow
The Ohio State Journal notes the Berean Sunday School class in Nelsonville reached 896 members on February 2, later 1 045 enrolled. R A Dean teaches while President elect Woodrow Wilson travels from Princeton to Washington with his family.
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Ohio State Journal
Berean
Nelson Iiie
R. A. Dean
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
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Washington
Diseases Spread by Tick Bites in U S Showed by Smith Findings
Dr Morris Fishbein reports tick transmitted diseases, especially Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Tick hosts on rodents in Idaho and Montana areas, with transmission to humans after four to seven days. Symptoms include fever, aches, rash, and potential nervous system involvement. vaccination from tick bodies offers protection.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Mygeia
Health Magazine
Theobald Smith
Rocky Mountain
Boyhood budgets and the make of self reliance
Olive Roberts Barton argues against universal allowances for children, noting historical fondness for self earned money. She cites boyhood memoirs of wealthy families who thrived without regular spending money, developing originality and hard work. She questions modern times, urging early Earnest effort to foster initiative and independence.
Liberal Trend Noted in Records Of New Cabinet Members
President Roosevelt calls his cabinet a coalition and a progressive group with many members aligned to liberal aims. Hull is seen as not dominated by Wall Street, while Woodin Farley and others are viewed in varying liberal or conservative lights based on their roles and past stances. The article notes shifts in policy leaning across the cabinet, including Perkins, Wallace, Ickes, Walsh, Dern, Swanson, and the interior department leadership.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Hull Ia
Wall Street
Charles Evans Hughes
Frank B. Kellogg
Henry L. Stimson
Hughes
Kellogg
Stimson
Hull
William H. Woodin
the Treasury
Woodin
James A. Farley
Daniel C. Roper
Commerce
McAdoo
Roper
War Dern
Navy
Swanson
Walsh
Frances Perkins
Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Interior
Harold Ickes
Democratic
Senate
Robinson
American Federation of Labor
Miss Perkins
Wallace
Interior Department
Highest Volcano Aconcagua Stands Tallest In Hemisphere
Aconcagua in the Andes is the highest volcanic peak in the Western Hemisphere with an altitude of 22834 feet. The note mentions other varied items including 1891 dial telephone debut by Armon B Strowger in La Porte Indiana and odd trivia about Otomacas customs and bat colonies near San Antonio Texas.
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Aconcagua
Andes Mountains
Armon B. Strowger
la Porte
Indiana
Jap War Ministed crossword clues
A historical crossword style puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues from a Japanese war era context. Entries include terms for food minister and social roles, with definitions guiding fill across and down.
Untitled Letter Reminds Contributors of Submission Rules
The Messenger notes unsigned letters lack consideration and requires full name and address as evidence of good faith. It comments on public hysteria and mentions treasonable practices amid concerns about political actions and conspiracies.
Comets and childhood memories of the Donati apparition
E V Wolfe recalls as a boy seeing a brilliant Donati Comet in 1858 near Concord and notes it inspired family stories. He references correspondence with The Athens Messenger and mentions his brother Lewis Wolfe helped with the 1858 article. The writer laments the loss of a preserved Donati tale from that era.
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Concord
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Haskins
Dona
Athens Weekly Messenger
Lewis Wolfe
Messenger
Donati
Propaganda Critique Echoes Across Nation
The columnist blasts radio propelled warnings against the incoming Democratic administration. He condemns partisan propaganda as unpatriotic and degrading, likening propagandists to historical traitors and plotting to erode public hope.
Daily Lenten Dex Prepared by Rev Gaius Glegy
A brief Lent devotional compiling scripture readings and meditations prepared by Reverend Gaius Glegy. The notes guide daily reflections, offering prayers and brief insights for followers during the Lenten season.
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Gaius Glegy
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