The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. Notice
The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. issues subscription rates and notices including distribution across Athens Nelsonville Logan Pomroy Middleport and surrounding communities. It lists offices in Athens and Detroit with rates, stamps, and publishing details along with a feature piece on women in modern home life and art market observations.
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Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon & Bush
Suouisher
Geo Mar
Charles H Harris
Govere
Flys
Ohio
Athens- Nelsonville
Gloustem Logan-Pomeroy
Middlepoet
Soolville
Surroundire
Geal
Texas Guinan and Aimee McPherson linked on stage in NY play
New York gossip notes Texas Guinan is being considered to play Sister Aimee in a life of the evangelist. The piece recalls their past entanglements and Tex’s Broadway prominence, raids, and hotel life. A side item discusses Edward Washington Ned, a Tin Pan Alley writer with distant Washington lineage.
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New York
Manhattan
Texas Guinan
Aimee
Aimee Semple McPherson
Tex Guinan
Broadway
Texas
Tex
Charles Hopkins
la Guinan
Paris
Chicago
Texas Moby
George Washington
Edward Washington
Ned
Washington
Norfolk
Lawrence Washington
Curious Q and A on New York votes and early matches
Questions address whether New York’s support was vital to presidential winners and note which elections it helped decide. The piece also recounts early match discoveries, the 1637 friction match by John Walker, and Philips 1836 US improvements. It mentions the Shirley-Eustis House in Roxbury known as Shirley Mansion.
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Aval Soursell
Ieee
Addrtas
Athens
New York
Polk
Taylor
Lincoln
Garfield
Cleveland
Harrison
John Quincy Adams
House of Representatives
DeWitt Clinton
Fremont
Seymor
Tilden
Godfrey Haukwits
John Walker
Stockton-on-Tees
United States
Alonzo Philips
Springfield
Mass
Eustis
Roxbury
Shirley Pisces A. B
Shirley
Renee
Ainery
Weathered Hearts and Writing Dreams in Spring
A fragmented verse piece laments returning home from distant shores to a pale, harsh landscape, then pivots to a blunt writer’s guidance column. It notes the low odds for new authors, advising perseverance only if truly compelled, and ends with a Proveterbial thought and a Bible verse citation.
One Man, White River Inhabitant Defies Stereotypes
A Vermont resident named John Annis challenges a famous phrase by living proof. The piece notes his unexpected demeanor and lack of typical manly affectations, detailing reactions from locals and researchers to his behavior.
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John Annis
White River
Vermont
Mr. Annis
Messenger Forum Letters Reflect Faith and Hope
The Messenger prints reader letters without signatures, noting the need for genuine authors. An editorial tone urges authentic optimism rooted in faith, describing real hope as earned through confronting despair and seeking strength from God, Jesus, and prayer to endure perplexity and renew confidence.
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Jesus
God
wAmen
Ravens Pour Providers
Editor Messenger urges self reliance amid economic strain urging idle people to adjust to new jobs or return to old ones. he argues taxes pressure households and calls for practical work and prudent spending rather than reliance on charity or external aid.
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Messenger
Official Road Map for Drivers with State Traffic Laws
The Athens Messenger advertises an Official Road Map that covers all principal U S highways and includes compact summaries of each state traffic law. It notes a mileage chart of shortest routes between cities and urges readers to order using a coupon with 15 cents in coin or stamps.
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United States
Endoss
Hurley
Tan Congress
Ate Territories
teatHy
Philippines
Congress
Accus
Hawes
Brime
Public Bond Pitch Aims to Restore Hoover Confidence
A wartime era letter argues that baby bonds offer strong credit leverage, claiming for each dollar invested in bonds readers gain five to seven dollars in community credit. It urges readers to buy denominations from 25 to 100 dollars and asserts bonds are as safe as U S credit to spark financial confidence and unlock cash from hiding. The writer pledges to invest as much as possible and asks readers to join.
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Teriar Messenger
Hoover
United States
Kidnapped Lindbergh Baby Stirs Nationwide Outcry
A father in Glouster reports the Lindbergh baby kidnapping as the era’s most shocking crime. The piece notes widespread sympathy for the parents and calls for strong, traditional justice to deter such offenses amid national crime concerns.
Jeans Returned in the Power of the Spirit Devotion
Daily Lenten devotion for Sunday March 6 reflects on Luke 4 14 21. It links hope and faith as essential, interdependent forces guiding spiritual growth and radiant religion. The passage follows Jesus after his temptations in the wilderness.
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Jeans
Ihn Wilders
Lindbergh Kidnaping Peril and Ransom Threats
The ransom note warns the kidnapers may return the child for fifty thousand dollars and safety, urging immediate action to avoid arrest and punishment. It notes delay risks danger to the child and to the abductors, while commenting that infant kidnaping is rare in New England and framing the crime as a major challenge to civilized government.
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Sind
Lindbergh
England
London Daily News
Movement to Organize a Party in England Gains Pace
A nationalist movement in England works to form a political party of diverse supporters. The plan aims at government control, though success is considered unlikely. In sports, University of Kenya defeats Kenya 48 to 16 in a slow basketball game. Debates and talks are scheduled as community events with local academics and clubs contributing.
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Vromeo Ig
England
Oho University
Lac Pierce
Led Te
Clerl
Floyd Sutton
Johnson Fer
About Your Children and the Persecution Complex
A discussion on persecution complex in children, its origins in early life, and how inferiority and excessive parental or societal criticism can seed lasting suspicion. It argues most children are well treated but some develop fear of others' motives, harming happiness and trust.
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Rando
Qchotsk
Siberia
Sensu
Littl
Hurley in the Spotlight and Kidnapping Debate
Washington reports Secretary Hurley faces criticism after outbursts and press room controversy while a federal kidnapping bill gains momentum. The piece cites strong language on crime, calls for federal kidnapping as a crime, and notes Chinese and Japanese ceasefire talks with renewed fighting looming.
Fragmented OCR political clash and testy testimony scene
The text depicts a disrupted political confrontation with Democratic and Republican figures, references a reorganization attack on Pat, and a witness in a committee battle over a large bill. It notes a suave figure denying committee attendance and a press angle suggesting conflicting narratives.
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