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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1933
Page
4
The Athens Messenger lists publishers Gordon K. Bush and Charles H. Harris with a broad five county circulation. It notes affiliations with national and regional press organizations and provides subscription rates by carrier and mail in Ohio.
A commentary on how even top executives like Ford secretary Earnest Liebold seek isolation to escape constant connectivity. The piece argues busy leaders are pressured to push beyond fatigue, with sleep and rest sacrificed to keep wheels turning at work and home.
A discussion on equality where money loses primacy and credit becomes the key measure of value. The piece argues that presidential action equalizes cash but leaves disparities in credit, which is earned by character and conduct and cannot be hoarded or banked.
The article argues that restoring commodity prices is essential to national prosperity. It links farm income to broader demand, urges radical legislation possibly socialist in scope, and suggests a farm price rebound could drive the overall economic recovery under a new administration. It notes world price pressures and currency shifts affecting American prices.
Dorothy Dix outlines a wife’s rights to faithfulness, courtesy, companionship, and a fireside partner. She insists husbands should be true, kind, considerate, and share evenings at home, avoiding infidelity and rude behavior that harms marriage.
A column argues that a wife has rights to effort, tenderness, affection, fair money management, and appreciation from her husband beyond household duties. It urges husbands to maintain love and attention, and notes a wife’s equal stake in earnings and partnership, followed by a Dear Miss Dix response advising resilience for a young man amid economic gloom.
A reflection on teaching children to learn skills. Early struggles give way to independence with patient guidance. The piece urges investing time to train children, comparing growth to a seed that yields future ingenuity and value. It notes shared notes on new bird refuge and erosion in California and Oregon as land use issues.
A cartoon explains the Wells cathedral in Somerset requiring regular shaving of stained windows due to sulfuric acid fumes from lighting and stone dust. It notes Wells name from St Andrew wells and cites the see dating to the tenth century. Tomorrow teases a feature on a long golf hole.
Dr Morris Fishbein argues rehabilitation success hinges on recipient attitude. He cites two difficult types, the helpless and the smart aleck, and stresses medical treatment, braces or artificial limbs, and avoiding crutches when possible. After medical fixes, vocational education, training, supervision, and proper job placement create useful workers instead of community burdens.
Shoe manufacturers at the Ohio Valley Shoe Dealers Association convention in Col umbus predicted prices would rise this summer. Delta Tau Delta at 93 North Congress has bought Mrs. Alston Ellis's home on President Street for a new chapter house. Mrs. F W Bush led City Federation’s first calendar year meeting and reported valuable work done last year.
Twenty years ago a Franklin Avenue couple welcomed an eight pound daughter. In Columbus to Pom eroy road talks Athens Muskingum and Washington counties debated routing through the city. Athens businessmen planned a legislative push with a large delegation to favor the route. Mrs. Harry Burns visited Millfield with her husband who oversaw the Poston store. Miss Margaret Moore of Martins Ferry stayed with Mr and Mrs E J Jones.
A playful collection notes forty percent of restaurants are in the United States. It denies danger in sleeping under moonlight. It whimsically describes the North Star, sassafras leaf forms, starfish eye placement, squirrels as paratroopers, and the digestion power of sponges.
The 1940s congressional shift will keep old-timers in control. Seniority dictates key roles in both chambers with Rainey as speaker and Rainey’s allies moving into powerful committees. In the Senate, newly elected figures enter but long-serving members retain chairmanships amid Democratic majority influence.
Agricultural ants practice small scale farming by cultivating patches of wild rice. They weed to protect the crop, harvest when ripe, and transport the grain to underground granaries for storage.
Five Jewish governors lead New York Illinois Florida New Mexico and Oregon highlighting political presence. The piece notes their roles and regional impact. Separately a collared peccary uses a musk gland on its back to send signals, with a scent detectable over long distances.
Aldine Younger, 20 year old heiress of Pontiac Illinois, was found dead on a highway near her home. Police held Asher Earle Bentley, a married society leader, for questioning after she was reportedly last seen with him and he said he woke to find her gone from his car.
In Pasadena on March 7 twenty or more millionaires sought haircuts shines sandwiches and tips, prompting the Huntington hotel to issue scrip for guests. One thousand dollars in 25 cent to one dollar notes was printed with plans for a possible second issue. Notables included John Hays Hammond Frank Kellogg L B Kuppenheimer Edward A Cudahy Prince Erik of Denmark Sir H Montagu James Newcomb Henry Lathem and the Bartons of New York and Boston.
Washington reports that patronage will not be considered during the current financial emergency. The White House announced only essential appointments to carry on emergency work and no engagements for the President, allowing focus on pressing matters.
A short devotional text for Lent prepared by Gaius Glen Rey. It emphasizes harvesting the heart through faith in God and seeks forgiveness for worries and misplaced effort. The prayer asks for nurturing love and trust, seeking peace under divine benediction.
Greensboro news records the death of Endy Ferrell, brother of Wes Ferrell and son of the famed Ferrell family. Authorities deem the death likely personal safety related. the incident occurred at the home of Marvin Ferrell, a pitcher with the Orioles. Details remain unclear as investigators pursue authorities’ statements.
The passage hints at a lively day for publishing, promotions, and corporate mergers with initial enterprise energy. It notes possible private matters taking on a sensational aspect and marks a notably energetic year for those born on the day, naming Oliver Holmes as a notable nativity.
The Washington state commerce department announced it considered days and moratoriums and would extend payment terms for freight to 48 hours after delivery, replacing the usual requirement.
A mixed word puzzle lists clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Readers solve for terms related to Manchukuo and connected themes, including geography, administration, and culture, with several entries referencing animals, items, and ancient or modern concepts.
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