The Athens Messenger Publication Directory Summary
The text outlines the Athens Messenger newspaper details founded in 1825 with publisher Frederick W. Bush and various staff roles. It lists membership in press associations and advertising contacts, plus subscription rates by carrier and mail in Ohio, including yearly and short-term options. It notes postal classification and rate structures for obituaries and notices.
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Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger
Werald
Mer
O Gordes
Charlies
American Ever Publishers Associated List
Assoc Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Athens
Plea for Realities in Recovery and Trade Freedom
Merle Thorpe argues recovery hinges on individuals freely choosing to buy or not to buy. He warns against excessive government spending and regulatory overreach, urging faith in markets, private initiative, and minimal political interference to unleash pent-up demand and restore economic vigor.
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Merle Thorpe
Congress
New Order
America
Hadley
Yale
King Edward ends traditional court dress in modern reign
The new king abandons the black knee-length frock coat and orders court men to wear plain cutaways or morning dress. His bold shift signals liberal changes in male attire and hints at broader modern reforms for Britain and beyond.
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Edward
Prince of Wales
Britain
Trial by Governor in Hauptmann Case Sparks Debate
The New Jersey governor, Hoffman, has reopened the Hauptmann case and weighs the evidence, overriding four court rulings. The move injects politics into the sensational matter, though the law already decided Hauptmann's fate and Hoffman has no pardon power. Critics question the propriety of executive review.
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Hoffman
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Bruno Hauptmann
Inside Washington and Topeka on Landon and Borah
Washington insiders worry about over packed Bandwagon politics as Landon rises and Borah eyes a clash. A Garner led tax proposal targets undistributed corporate surpluses amid Mellon ties. Georgia politics see the Talmadge storm waning, with resignation speculated to trigger renewed public reaction.
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Garner
Andrew Mellon
Aluminum Company of America
Mr. Mellon
White House
Mellon
Treasury
Truth emerges in Washington on HOLC impact
A confidential Senate Banking Committee report by HOLC Head Fahey says HOLC disturbed the home mortgage market but that disruption is fading as HOLC retires. The unpublished critique opposed Borah’s 3 percent rate bill and contrasts with earlier HOLC debate.
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Washington
Holc
Fahey
Senate Banking Committee
Hols
Interstate rail rate cut questioned by officials
Interstate Commerce Commissioners questioned the legality of a new rail rate reduction praising policy yet noting it may breach law. They argued the old 3.6 cent rate plus the pullman surcharge was too high and debated if the cut was too drastic.
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Interstate Commerce Commissioners
America seeks just relief from varnish craving
A loose collection of quoted thoughts notes a national urge for restraint and reform. It mentions paint depletion on sidewalks and ends with a skeptical line about governance and legal processes in Russia and the United States.
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America
Forgotten man and rights under the Constitution and Court
The article argues the forgotten man needs protection through a supreme title over government power, ensuring equal rights and opportunities. It cites the Constitution and Supreme Court as bulwarks against tyranny, notes abuses arise from imperfect administration, and ends with a statistic on Finsbury overcrowding.
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the Messenger
American Republic
United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Gladstone
District Tales of Long Ago in Middleport and Guysville Churches
The piece chronicles the 1855 founding of the First Presbyterian Church of Middleport with early members and elders, the 1860 start of worship, and the 1869 dedication. It covers the Guysville Presbyterian Church beginnings in 1889 1890, key founders and members, and pastors including Dr. Taylor and Rev. Don Tuilism with regional figures linked to Athens and Chester.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Middleport
Bosworth
Spence
Hudson
Alien
Cooper
Dixon
Shott
Rice
Mauck
Montague
Pangborn
Reed
Behan
McKee
Dutton
Wheeler
Branch
Marcus Bosworth
John Allen
George Cooper
Theaudience .Com
E. D. Shaw
Thomas Welch
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Hugh Scott
Guynville Presbyterian Church
Hocking River
Samantha Stalder
Noble
Mary Windsor
Emma Calvert
Charles Taylor
Carthage
Guysville
Stalder
Edmund Bean
Ed Byron
Henrietta Beebe
Powell
Athens
Marietta College
New England
J. P. A. Dickey
Taylor
Don Tuilism
Tuppers Plains
Notable Quotes and Tragic Fire Scene in Tampa
A Tampa Latin district fire killed two young boys as a 9 year old sister urged them to jump to safety. Separate quotes from Mae West, Eamon de Valera, Anthony Eden, and Sir Charles Higham appear, reflecting diverse views on marriage, Irish independence, world peace, and business trust.
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Tampa
Fila
Cruise to Nowhere on Board a Ship of Secrets
Jane Weston begins a three week ocean cruise as payment for back salary from a suspended magazine. On board she encounters Dirk Strom and a network of passengers including Nora Lane and Tino Rossi. A diamond theft and a murder aboard Nassau bound voyage trigger suspicions and romantic entanglements as a storm approaches.
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Jane Weston
Dirk Strom
Jane
Tino Rossi
Dirk
Nora Lane
Snowshoes
Madame Doremls
Dutch Lenz
Mannie Jackson
Ken Martin
Linda Bayes
Nassau
Dane
Tino
Contested romance unfolds on the quay
Jane confronts Tina about a scene with Linda Bayes near the rail. She accuses a man of twisting a wrist, challenging his claimed great love and criticizing his behavior toward a girl. The exchange reveals tension over trust, culture, and affection.
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Jane
Linda
Tina
Tino
Ken
Dutch Lenz
Linda Bayes
Ten Years Ago Footnotes and Local Notes
Miss Elizabeth Earhart became the bride of Ralph Schmidt in Chillicothe. Christine Dailey returned to Ohio Wesleyan University for grandmother Adaline Dailey’s funeral. Claude Chase visited his daughter Hazel Chase in Bellefontaine. Frances Merrit hosted by John H. Preston in Nelsonville. Ruth Higgins hosted Martha Washington Sewing Circle. Lela and Bessie Bartoe visited Lancaster parents J. H. Bartoe in Carbon Hill.
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Elizabeth Earhart
George W. Earhart
Ralph Schmidt
Chillicothe
Christine Dailey
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Adaline Dailey
Claude Chase
Bellefontaine
Miss Hazel Chase
Fire Fly and Loyal Friends in poem and ode
A short child poem about a tiny firefly lighting the night and avoiding winter frost, credited to Anna Lee Brown from Hollister Ohio Third Grade. The second piece recalls lifelong friendships with the Lady Maccabees, praising loyal helpers who lift the heart and support through illness and sorrow, urging the order to endure.
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Anna Lee Brown
Hollister
Lady Maccabees
Noble Maccabees
Diet Guide for Diabetics Lists Permissible Foods and Restrictions
Health hints outline diabetic diet priorities focusing on low carbohydrate and sugar intake. Permissible items include soups clear broths meats fish butter cheese vegetables gelatin desserts and beverages like tea coffee and saccharin sweetened drinks. It warns tobacco is a drug not a food and lists foods to avoid such as sugar bread cereals starchy vegetables fruits jams pies and alcohol unless advised by a physician.
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