Regional newspaper circulation area and advertising details
The item describes a Southeastern Ohio circulation region covering about 100 000 people across five counties including Athens Pomeroy Middleport Coolville Gallipolis and surrounding communities. It lists associations and wire services and notes advertising rates obituary card charges and mailing details with office locations and subscription prices.
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Athens
Logan- Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
Gallipolis
General Johnson Calls for Calm Debate on NRA Revival
The general signals a cool, policy driven review of NRA reforms amid widespread complaints. He notes openings for a real settlement, urging focus on the goal of recovery rather than the methods used to reach it. Washington aims to decide the most effective tactics for reform, employment and industry.
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Johnson
NRA
Kickers
Washington
Quilts Move Into the News The Messenger Highlights Women’s Craft
The Messenger elevates home made quilts as enduring art and family treasures. It praises the patient work of women who sew and finish quilts for daughters and granddaughters, arguing quilts hold greater value to many than a man’s hobbies.
Poor roads plan calls for motorist funds to fix highways
A dated editorial argues that illegal diversion of gasoline and car license money weakens road construction and maintenance. It warns that funds meant for roads are wasted on relief and urges using motorists funds for road work to create employment and improve infrastructure.
Economists assail foreign trade plan amid Bush dissent
Washington dispatch reports ortho economists criticize the Roosevelt administration foreign trade program, arguing limited export potential due to high prices and weak demand. They suggest tariff reductions to trade with Russia and Cuba, while warning aviation leaders clash with MacArthur and Dern over air force expansion.
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Washington
Secretive Chairman McSwain Thwarts Air Defense Probes
The House Military Affairs Committee led by Chairman McSwain opposes MacArthur era air defense plans and probes of War Department procurement. The impasse risks pushing McSwain toward Marine involvement and highlights the Bankhead Bankhead cotton control bill’s tax bill implications.
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Air Boys
McSwain
House
Military Affairs Committee
MacArthur
War Department
Dern
Air Corps
Bankhead
Ohio Will Welcome Him Dillinger
The public enemy number one John Dillinger escaped an Indiana prison and is now a hunted figure sought by thousands of officers. Ohio may see his attempt to aid associates held in Lima for sheriff murder and prison breaks, while his long crime story could end there.
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John Dillinger
Indiana
Dillinger
Lima
Ohio
Scythe Wins at Hialeah in Close Maiden Stakes
In a crowded Hialeah Park scene a three year old maiden Scythe, backed by Edsel Ford and a companion, takes the six furlong race by about three quarters of a length. The outcome was uncertain until the official payoff. Ford remains calm and skeptical until confirmation arrives.
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Hialeah Park
Mr. Ford
Scythe
Automobile Man
Edsel Ford
Wright
Ford
Edsel Ford's Track Visit and Flamingo Insight
The excerpt shows Edsel Ford reflecting on a $10 investment yielding $26.80 profit at Hialeah Park. He comments on the track’s plant and jokes about efficiency, noting tourists’ indifference to flamingoes. The tone blends humor with admiration and a hint of managerial critique.
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Mr. Ford
Edsel Ford
Hialeah Park
Ford
Ford Efficiency Questioned By Edsel Ford Race Scene
In a Florida race disrupted by delays Edsel Ford finishes ahead but questions arise about the efficiency of the operation. The observer doubts Ford’s long term solvency and cautions stockholders that time costs matter in business proceedings.
Baer sued for 50 thousand by young woman says mistake
The heavyweight Max Baer claims the $50,000 suit from a young woman is a mistake and suggests there may be other men involved. A lighthearted aside notes many speak to avoid silence. Scientists warn science has not reduced jobs and cites facing them.
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Max Baer
Health warning on carbon monoxide poisoning from home heaters
Dr Morris Fishbein cautions that nine Dartmouth students died from coal gas poisoning as winter ventilation problems raise CO risks. He explains gas properties, early symptoms and urgent first aid, urging fresh air, warmth, and medical help. He notes domestic heaters and closed rooms as common sources and cites Benjamin Franklin on stove invention.
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Dartmouth
Benjamin Franknin
Heredity and Child Behavior From Beginnings to Instincts
The piece argues heredity shapes general traits across species and notes individual children differ after early years. It contrasts conditioned behavior with natural impulses, warns about strong willed children, and calls for understanding rather than suppression to guide their energy to constructive outlets.
Believe It or Not Werestop and Spend a Social Hour
A fragment suggests a social hour in harmless mirth and fun. It calls for letting friendship reign, being just and kind, and speaking of none evil.
Meteorite Trading Part of Unusual Professions
Yesterday's cartoon explains the odd business of trading fallen stars. Professor H. H. Nininger of Denver buys meteorites from farmers who find them and supplies museums worldwide including the Denver Museum, building one of the finest collections. Tomorrow Detroit Contest Won.
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H. H. Nininger
Denver
Nininger
Denver Museum
Detroit
Saint Lawrence voyage notes and river details
The writer recounts travel along the Saint Lawrence from Kingston to the Atlantic, noting locks and rapids at Lachine, the Saguenay cliffs, and the voyage’s dangers. He mentions a Quebec life volume Marie Chapdelaine, many Saint named post offices, and Limouski as the final outward mail stop, with a March 2 Athens dateline.
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the Messenger
Saint Lawrence
Kingston
Atlantic Ocean
Montreal
Lachine
Sagueray
Limouski
Anticosti
Europe
Meunier
Questioning Leonard Tucker on Christ as God and the Trinity
The author rebuts Leonard Tucker’s view denying Jesus as God and the Trinity. Citing John 1 1 14 and John 17 5 the writer argues Jesus shares all divine attributes and became flesh, referencing Matthew 1 18 25 and the virgin birth. The piece emphasizes salvation through spiritual life and rebirth per John 3 5 and Luke 13 3, opposing Tucker’s stance.
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the Messenger
Leonard Tucker
Tucker
Jesus
Logos
Christ
God
Matthew
Holy Ghost
Emmanuel
Mr. Tucker
The Holy Spirit as the Comforter and masculine pronouns
A religious extract argues that masculine pronouns in reference to the Spirit reflect personality. It cites John 14 and 15 to claim the Comforter is a personal intelligent agent, not an abstract influence, with emphasis on Greek terminology and scriptural interpretation.
Community Talent Night At Glebe Theater Stirs Local Crowd
The Pastime group hosted a mixed program with performers including Wayne Fierce Nett Fixenkamper Searne Leo Sams Leo Goodrich M Kelley Mary Ginnen and Mona Anderson among others. Les Pomeroy chaired the meeting and Mrs Carl Bridgman co hosted while Chauncey Club presented at the Glebe Theater as part of a Woman's Music Club event.
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Hola-Oyo
Wayne Fierce
Nett Fixenkamper Searne
Leo Sams
Leo Goodrich
M Kelley
Mary Ginnen
Hut
Woodhouse
Ida
Robert Selby
Mona Anderson
Fifty Years Ago Anniversary in the Christian Church
A fragmented reminiscence notes the seventieth fourth anniversary of Twenty Years Ago, Mrs 4 by Hulda Morse celebrating at the Christian Church ward, with Mr and Mrs John and other friends from Monte Cristo including E Hece Linscott and Ear Carpenter. A mention of Ohio politics follows with James M. Co and Athens County statement.
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Hulda
Ta C. Morse
Christian Church
John
Monte Christo
E. Hece
A. Linscott
Johnses
Ear) Carpenter
Airs
James M. Co
Ohio
Athens County
Ville
Progres
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General Staff
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By Heywood Broun
Pittsburgh
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Edsel
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Monia
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Jersey
Mother Nature
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Allentown, NO
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Philadelphia
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the Star Man
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Glebe Theater
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