Athens Messenger Historical Record and Publisher Details
The Athens Messenger details its long history from 1825 with Frederick W. Bush as publisher, notes weekday afternoon issues, a large Sunday edition, and key staff including Gordon K. Bush and Charles H. Harris. It lists associations, bureaus, and circulation reach across Athens and surrounding counties with various subscription rates and terms.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Baldinting CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
Old Age Pension and Unemployment Bills Spark Ohio Debate
A 91 to 36 House vote backed the Old Age Pension Bill and a 10 to 1 committee vote favored sending the Unemployment Insurance Bill to the House. Critics warn these measures risk shifting costs to taxpayers, threaten business, and echo socialist aims.
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Ohio
House of Representatives
House Committee On Insurance
House
Roosevelt urges budget action and national belt tightening
President Roosevelt in his second message to Congress argues that all levels of society must balance budgets and accept impact on citizens. He stresses economy as essential, calls for decisive cuts, and notes the nation’s budget is the measure of prosperity. The piece cites growth of the chewing gum industry as a contrasting economic note.
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Bac
Roosevelt
Congress
Iuwon
Nobel Prize Winndr horizontal puzzle clues
A garbled crossword style item listing across and down clues for a Nobel Prize themed grid. It includes questions about literature history and various cryptic hints such as ages, parts of speech, and common phrases, interwoven with mis-spellings and fragment notes.
Dorothy Dix on women and the martyr complex
Dorothy Dix argues that women prize self pity and sorrow, showing a culture of tears and public mourning. She cites divorce, unhappy marriages, and social enforcement of sadness, claiming women linger in grief for personal satisfaction and sympathy.
Blocked Tear Ducts Require Medical Care
The article explains tear production and drainage through the lacrimal gland and nasal ducts, noting how blockage by a cinder or hair requires physician unblocking. It covers infections causing redness swelling and pus, potential relief methods, and possible surgical removal, plus a note on romantic myths of tears and historic cases of blood-tinged tears.
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Journal of
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Pennsylvania
Capital Sees Job Hunter in Every Bush
Washington reports a mockery of the job hunt era as Democrats lobby for federal posts. Post office appointments sit with the White House while senators face constant pressure from callers and party workers. The piece notes hunting in lobbies and a renewed Jacksonian mood as Farley and other officials navigate appointments.
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Capital
Bush
White House
James Aloysius Farley
Seators
Farley
Senate
About Your Children and the Religion of Forefathers
The writer urges keeping religious instruction in childhood despite controversy and anti religious movements. Early spiritual training, sincerity in a child’s creed, and restructured church schooling are discussed, arguing religion adds beauty to life and should be passed to children for lasting meaning.
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God
Advertising guru Lytton praises 1935 as prime for ads
Henry C. Lytton of Chicago and veteran merchant says 1935 is the year businessmen should fully use advertising. He started with 12 000 capital and spent up to 9 500 on promos before opening. His firm now valued around 7 000 000, proving advertising can fuel growth. Skimping on ad budgets is costly folly.
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Henry C. Lytton
Chicago
Mr. Lytton
Hitler's Victory Signals Strong Nazi Hold in Germany
The German election shows Hitler's continued power with a large plurality though no clear majority. The result implies a firmer government and hints at a coming dictatorship, with uncertain impact on Europe. The piece notes 1933 will bring dramatic German history and ends with an odd fact about Burmese snake charmers.
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Hitler
Europe
Floods, bonds and honors mark Athens County history
Ten years earlier Athens County faced its worst flood, killing residents in Richland Avenue and causing over a million dollars in damage. County commissioners advertised bonds for Carthage Gap and New Marshfield roads while the Chat el Kha Temple initiated 110 candidates for the K P Lodge district. Athens representatives to the Nabby Lee Ames D A R chapter attended the Twenty Fourth Ohio State Conference in Cincinnati, with ceremonies in the K P Hall.
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Athens County
Richland Avenue
Carthage Gap
Athens
Coolville
Marshfield
Carbondale
Order of the Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Lodge
Meigs, Hocking, Vinton, Perry
Washington
Morgan Counties
Parkersburg
K. of P. Hall
O. D. Dailey
Albany
J. M. Hyde
Nelsonville
G. W. Gullette
A. O. Sloane
Nabby Lee Ames
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gibson Hotel
Devore Signs With Erie Team From New Marshfield
Marty Devore of New Marshfield, younger brother of Josh Devore of the New York Giants, signed to play in the Erie Pennsylvania outfield. City mail carriers delivered nursery trees plants and warm meals in fireless cookers sent by parents to college students. Mrs. T H Hamilton of New Marshfield was house guest of Mrs. Fred McCoy.
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Marty Devore
New Marshfield
Josh Devore
New York Giants
Erie
T. H. Hamilton
Fred McCoy
Reflections on Life and Society from The Messenger
Fragmented column from The Messenger discusses birth, aging, wealth, morality, and politics with critical, pointed generalities. It offers a sweeping view of human folly and hypocrisy across life stages and social roles including church, charity, and public behavior.
Cup Runneth Over Prayer Sermon by Rev Gaius Glenn Atkins
Prepared text urges filling life with love and contentment not material goods. It calls readers to share their abundance to avoid empty happiness and asks for guidance toward loving goodness and joyful service through prayer and humility.
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Gaius Glenn Atkins
Huge Refuge For Migrating Birds
Washington report notes President Hoover will set aside the great artificial lake to be created by the Hoover Dam as the Boulder Canyon Wild Life Refuge. The Biological Survey predicts this winter home will attract ducks geese and other migratory waterfowl. The March 3 order designates the refuge and breeding ground.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Biological Survey
Palace of Silence Theater Planned in Moscow
A large theater named the Palace of Silence is planned in Moscow to serve its deaf and dumb residents. The project aims to provide a cultural venue tailored to the needs of the local deaf community.
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Palace of Silence
Moscow
Child Kidnapped December Ends with Case Update
Four year old Patricia reported kidnapped in December is back at home. Prosecutor of Lake County says the case may be resolved through negotiations. The girl was returned to her grandfather in Porter County. eleven people, mainly the missing girl, are involved in the inquiry. Authorities indicate the focus is on the girl’s safe return.
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Rensselaer
Ind
Patricia
Jagt
Lake County
Gaig
Porter County
Johnson
Estill Saiqes
Loco Weed Raid Nets Marijuana Seizure in Columbus
Police in Columbus raided Mt. Violence area and seized a pound of marijuana and 35 Mari with two men arrested on possession charges. The raid followed reports of dope weed in the neighborhood.
Notable nativity and personal traits noted in birth day view
A fragmentary astrology style passage mentions birthday observations, personal traits, and possible mental state considerations. It references notables and a vice president in a fragmented context, with unclear chronology or structure.
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