Athens Messenger 1825 Edition Overview and Rates
The Athens Messenger details publisher Frederick W Ban and staff, serving Athens and surrounding communities in five counties Southeastern Ohio. It notes circulation affiliations, offices, fees, and obituary charges with subscription rates including five dollar annual options and weekly carrier price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Ban
Asenes Spasenger
Bald Phixting Co
Jon K. Bush
Mgr
Charles H. Harris
Ohio
Aix
New Money Plan Aims to Jumpstart National Buying
The article analyzes President Roosevelt's proposed expansion of Federal Reserve money supply to stimulate business. It explains how issuing additional currency against liquid assets could spur inflation and quick turnover, with aims to boost trade and restore normal conditions while preventing hoarding.
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Federal Reserve
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
Busineses
Federal Reserve Berk
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Washington
Our World Position on Gold Standard in US Finance
The piece argues US finances are sound and argues against abandoning the gold standard. It cites exports, a favorable balance of payments, and a growing gold reserve. It contrasts today with Washington era debts and notes Britain and Europe owe the UK. It concludes rehabilitation lies in US power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
George Washington
New Republic
Washington
Safe and Sane Advice on Seasonal Driving Dangers
An article warns that spring transition from winter creates traffic risks such as fog rain and sleet. It urges cautious driving with clean windshields and slow speeds while noting children at play and the driver bears fault in most accidents per the National Safety Council.
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National Safety Council
Parents and children clash over remarriage in old age
Dorothy Dix argues that both sides often hinder happiness when widowed parents seek new spouses. Children fear losing control of home life, while parents seek companionship and identity beyond their offspring. Emphasizes mutual respect, honest adaptation, and that later-life marriages can bring great happiness.
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Dad
Mamma
Dorothy DIX
Ohio University praised as legislature backs President Bryan
Mrs. Pau Hall hosted a Phi Sigma Sigma house party in South Court Street. A group including Mr. Harry Beckley and Mr. R. W. Finsterwald traveled to Springfield to attend the Ohio-Wittenberg basketball game with Mrs. Beckley joining them from Cleveland. A bridge tea hosted by Mrs. C. H. Harris and others was noted at 122 East State Street.
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Pau Hall
Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority
South Court Street
Harry Beckley
R. W. Finsterwald
Robert 8. Wood
Springfield
Columbus
C. H. Harris
Field Scott
Hal W. Murphey
Harris
East State Street
Athenians Visit Columbus for Good Roads Hearing
A special train carried Athenians to Columbus to address the Legislature at the Good Roads Congress hearing called by Governor Cox. A volunteer committee including Al Russi and J. C. Campbell joined the delegation. The Ohio University Dramatics Club staged The Reformation of Bob directed by L. R. Pierce with Lucille Burson in a leading role and Harry Wilson among the cast. The W. W. Class of the Presbyterian Church were hosted by Mrs. W. Moler Mrs. D. D. Shater and Mrs. W. Peters at Mrs. Peters’ West Union Street home where Mrs. Nette Dana gave readings in her refined style.
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Columbus
Good Roads Congress
Cox
al Russi
Doctor Morrison
J. C. Campbell
W. A. Casley
Arthur Falcoon
Ned J. Wolfe
Thomas Edmundson
Rooters
Ohio University Dramatics Club
L. R. Pierce
Department of Oratory
Lucille Burson
Bob
Harry Wilson
W. W
The
Presbyterian Church
WE. Moler
D. D. Shater
W. &. Peters
Peters
West Union Street
Nette Dana
Alyle
Forty seven years in the army veteran re-enlists in Baltimore
Master Sergeant John F O Donnell extends his long service by re enlisting at the Army Recruiting Station in Baltimore in December 1932. He began in the British Army at 14 and later earned 47 years of service including three years in the Philippines. Tomorrow feature titled A Dextrous Musician.
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Pley
John F. O'Donnell
Baltimore
Maryland
State and Stripes
O'Donnell
Philippines
Eye Injuries Demand Prompt Medical Attention
An eye blow can have delayed serious effects and warrants immediate medical care. Penetrating injuries risk infection and sympathetic ophthalmia in the fellow eye, with X rays aiding assessment. Early removal of a severely damaged eye may be advised to prevent inflammation in the second eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Tommy's Temper Fares A Final Outbreak Ends Toward Change
A mother warns boy Tommy about uncontrolled temper as incidents mount. After kite and attic outbursts damage property and provoke anger, she plans to move the family to the country to manage his rages and start anew with schooling and firm discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Bob
Woodin and Hull Rise as Roosevelt’s Economic Guides
Rodney Dutcher profiles Cordell Hull and William H. Woodin, two seasoned figures thrust into the presidency’s inner circle as planners of emergency fiscal policy. Hull, a long time public servant, and Woodin, a former industrial leader and music collector, now steer U S financial destiny with frank press access and close White House coordination.
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Woodin
Hull
Rodney Dutcher Washington
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
William H. Woodin
Corder Hull
Tennessee
Chicago
Senate
Foreign Affairs
White House
Treasury
United States
New York
American Car & Foundry Co
al Smith
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
State Department
Washington
Democratic Party
Payne-Aldrich
Fordney-McCumber
Hawley-Smoot
Temper Troubles and a Turning Point in Tommy
After May term in Ridge County a boy named Tommy returns home changed by a harsh warning from his parents. He learns to curb tantrums as adults explain that rage in children has natural causes and requires a wiser approach. The piece argues each child reacts differently and calls for tailored discipline.
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Grandma
Tommy
Ridge County
The Curse of Intemperance Across Ages
The article argues temperance is an enduring threat, citing Proverbs Isaiah and Daniel. It warns prohibition backlash and urges sober personal habits, sober public teaching, and historic lessons to curb liquor’s harm. It notes alcohol linked to crime and social debasement, calling for wise guidance and restraint.
Readings and prayers for Lent service March 1
A Lent service prepared by the Danish American Federal Council of Churches and sponsored by Rev G features a Psalm 19 meditation about God’s laws. The piece contrasts stars with divine law and urges restraint, discipline, and inner purity, ending with a prayer asking guidance and noble thoughts.
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Federal Council Churches of
Danish America
Orion Pleiades
Notable nativity noted for statesman A. ?.
Fragmentary notice celebrates a birth on the eve of a year of high aims and cherished desires, praising a child day as a sign of splendid success and high life for the statesman A. ? in the report.
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Tius
Cuban Rhumba Crossword Clue Set
A puzzle fragment lists many crossword clues about Cuba and general terms like ego and vigor with scattered numbers and misprints. The jumbled grid hints at a themed crossword exercise with horizontal and vertical entries across various lengths.
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