The Athens Messenger History and Circulation Info
Publication details for The Athens Messenger and Herald with publisher Gordon K. Bush and manager Charles H. Harris. Describes editions, circulation area across five counties in Southeastern Ohio, memberships and associations, mailing rates, and subscription prices.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Inting CO
Gordon K. Bush
Publiher
Mgr
Charles H. Harris
Ohio
Best Wishes for Douglas in Budget Battle
Representative Lewis Douglas of Arizona takes the lead as director of the Federal budget. He faces a tough fight to rein in government expenditures and guide a strategy with Roosevelt to achieve a rapid, decisive victory.
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Lewis Douglas
Arizona
Mr. Douglas
Mr. Roosevelt
Discovery of a New South African Gold Field
A new South African gold field, possibly one eighth of world production, could lift global business mood if its yield meets estimates. History notes Alaska and past innovations eased the 1890s downturn, and observers hope similar gold supplies may swiftly ease current economic strains.
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South Africa
Alaska
England Declares Noninvolvement in Far Eastern War
The British House of Commons cheered as Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon stated that England will not be drawn into a Sino Japanese conflict. He emphasized the 1914 war lessons and warned the government would not permit Britain to join the Sino Japanese struggle under any circumstances.
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England
House of Commons
Sir John Simon
Sir John
Washington
Statesman Versus Candidate in Congress and Public Service
The piece argues that Congress has failed to act allowing presidential powers to grow. It distinguishes between true statesmen and perpetual office holders driven by re election fears. It claims candidates fear cutting expenses, while principled statesmen act for the greatest good. The author notes voters may favor genuine public servants over career politicians.
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Borah
Congress
Frill or Protection: Ohio Highway Patrol Proposal
Opinion argues a state patrol is needed to curb overloading and reckless driving on night routes. Patrols would deter dangerous motorists, improve highway safety, and justify the cost by reducing wrecks and protecting millions in road investments.
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Ohio
Wey
Dorothea Dix philosophy on wealth and happiness
The piece argues that suffering heightens appreciation for health money and home. It notes the rich miss the flavor of luxury and the poor savor simple comforts. It asserts enduring hardship fosters gratitude for marriage home and steady employment, ending with a hopeful view of sunny days after storms.
Luncheon Honor At Country Club With Boston Guests
Mrs. Harry Raymond Pierce of Boston hosts a luncheon at the Country Club praised for charming appointments. Among out of town guests are Mrs FE M Shaffer and Miss Mabel Horn of Philadelphia and Mrs T R Biddle visiting Washington for the weekend. Esther Class of the Christian Church met at 47 Maplewood Drive with members present as hostess committee led by Mrs Clarence Laughlin and others.
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Harry Raymond Pierce
Boston
Mass
F. W. Bush
Country Club
FE. M. Shaffer
Mabel Horn
Philadelphia
Esther
The
Christian Church
Fred Lee Tom
Maplewood Drive
Clarence Laughlin
Sam Carman
Myrtle Mitchell
Arthur Hawk
Sophia Boelzner
Ohio Valley Dental Society meets in Commercial Club rooms
A well attended meeting of the Ohio Valley Dental Society in the Commercial Club rooms organized as a branch of the Ohio State Dental Society. Members include dentists from Athens Meigs Gallia and Vinton counties.
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Ohio Valley Dental Society
Commercial Club
Ohio State Dental Society
Athens
Meigs
Gallia
Vinton Counties
Helping Handicapped Is Viewed as Serious Social Problem Today
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses vocational guidance as a social service to place disabled individuals in work suited to their abilities. He notes sensitivity to condescension and the need to balance empathy with practical training while considering age race education and medical limits. Variations in ability among those with similar injuries are highlighted.
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Morris Fishbein
About Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton
The essay laments bird neglect and urges protection and care for songbirds. It recounts observing robins, woodpeckers, snow birds, quail, nut-hatches, and starlings, plus advice on bird houses, avoiding cats near nests, and teaching children to love birds. It notes poll-related broadcast costs impacting theaters.
Woodin Appointed Treasury Secretary Faces Early Tests
Washington notes greet Ogden Mills retiring remark as William Woodin steps into the treasury chair with casual confidence. The piece surveys bank closings, regional economic strain, Mount Holyoke alumnae in politics, and a profile of Pelham Glassford's DC ambitions, plus Hawley’s primary defeat tied to a large soldiers’ home appropriation.
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Woodin
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Ogden Mills
the Treasury
Roosevelt
William Mr. Woodin
Mills
Items of Interest From Water to Pan
A London underground trout system keeps live fish in tanks with constant fresh water flow. One child families rise 25 percent in a year. The United States leads asbestos use and stamp purchases top 15 million yearly. Meteor Crater in Arizona measures 4000 feet wide and 600 feet deep. Bats have eyes and see but are dazed by bright lights. A Middletown church is funded by Captain Kidd’s bequest. America spends about a year on perfumes and bath salts.
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Willis C. Hawley
Oregon
Northwest
Roseburg
Ore
Hawley
London
Capital Question Crossword Puzzle Clue List
A compact list of crossword clues covering horizontal and vertical entries with varied wordplay. Includes references to rivers, languages, measurements, and common phrases, some with punny or indirect hints.
Technocracy and a new monetary reform proposal
Clifford from Gloucester argues for a Rosicrucian inspired shift from money to service based scrip units. He outlines a basic daily service value, with doctors receiving three units, clerks one and a half, and housewives also earning scrip to ensure universal employment. He warns against bank and stock volatility and calls for orderly adoption by authorities.
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the Messenger
Asvell
Daily Lenten Devotid for PR4 by Rev G Glenn
Prepared by Rev Gaius Glenn for the Federal Council G Churches of Christ America. Monday readings include Psalm 3 1 6. Devotional guide notes prayer and meditation.
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Gaius Glenn
the Federal Council G Churches OF Christ America
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Britain
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Athens Commandery No. 15
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Violin
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Seiferlein
Montgomery
Holm
Wells
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Olive Roberts Barton
Northland
Robin
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Commercial National Bank
District National
Cordell Hull
Fifth Circuit
Tennessee
Mount Holyoke College
Mount Holyoke
Mary Emma Woolley
Hoover
Frances Perkins
Mary Emma
Pelham D. Glassford
Bonus Army
District of Columbia
Board of Commissioners
Glassford
Virginia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Guy Glassford
United States
Meteor Crater
Middletown
New Jersey
Captain Kidd
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Gene Scrip
Va Fundamental Service
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Clifford, Glouster
R. D
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