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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1936
Page
4
A fragmented notice lists John W Cullen Company Chicago New York Detroit advertising avenues and subscription rates for a publication. It mentions Athens Post Office Second Class Matter under 1918 act and prices for carrier and mail subscriptions, with period details obscured.
The essay argues enduring tensions between publishers and broadcasters due to differing legal controls. It notes press freedom from licensing versus radio under government oversight, warns of partisan pressure via the FCC, and compares U S radio practice with Britain’s model under the BBC. It cautions that radio can erode public trust and threaten press perpetuity.
Matthew Woll of the American Federation of Labor warns American workers that dictatorship may arise if no action is taken. He argues the country is racing toward governmentalism and state socialism, threatening individual, contract, and property rights.
In CHICAGO the column notes a small group of business leaders plotting a second Harding type pick in secret. They favor a man who looks presidential and would risk a stalemate to push him forward. Harding’s pre convention selection is corrected. insiders say major picks come from within the party, not smoky rooms.
A Senate cloak room story describes President Roosevelt joking with Borah about entering the Illinois primary. The President supposedly offered to call Chicago for delegates while Borah considered the idea, presenting a humorous improbability in political maneuvering.
Back home letters protest WPA cuts and CCC camp curtailment as federal control favored by states in a Supreme Court appeal plan rumored to originate with Senator Guffey. Briefs allegedly hinge on political leverage, not solid legal argument, asserting federal over state power.
Townsend committee members clash over approach. One faction backs nationwide detective probes to learn Townsendites from the inside, another favors hearings and gathering Townsend witness evidence. A compromise seeks to mix both tactics.
A group bound by blood oaths is blamed for the revolt in Japan, though its extreme method of seeking ink appears unlikely. Social reciprocity is noted as friends impose first for the chance to impose later. After paying bills, a headache remains, while one observer insists property rights and human rights are identical. The collapse of liberty threatens the whole system.
Gifford Pinchot argues the Republican Party must appeal to progressive voters and offer a real platform to win the next election. He warns against reactionary candidates tied to Wall Street and stresses public welfare and the best interests of ordinary people.
This article recounts the early leaders of Ohio University from its first preceptor Jacob Lindley through later presidents. It notes their origins, educations, and service spans from 1805 to 1873, including Lindley, Irvine, Wilson, McGuffey, Rogers, Howard, and Scott and their roles and movements.
Dr. J. B. Heidler opens a three credit Survey of English Literature course for Rutland students. Interested participants meet at Rutland Grade School at 6 p.m. Friday March 13. The course runs through April and finishes in early May.
Poet Rena King from Pomeroy Ohio shares verses on home and love. The piece imagines homes from hilltop to hidden rill and argues true sanctuary comes with love and kindness that guide us toward a higher home.
Columbus Ohio State University famed marching band will tour during the March 21 31 spring vacation giving concerts in Greenville March 23 Piqua March 24 Fremont March 25 Lorain March 26 and Mansfield March 27.
In a Manhattan department store Toby Ryan and a fight of fate unfolds as she recalls an old note from Bill Brandt directing a 6 oclock meeting at a distant cafeteria. The clever scheme began in a drug store booth when Bill hid messages in a directory to reach Toby.
A collection of quotations discusses writing songs on full stomachs, muffins boosting mood, self confidence from the past year, and a claim that the Japanese live outside Japan totals 1000, attributed to figures including Rudy Vallee Roberta Hershey Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Frederick Moore.
Mrs Willard McDaniel of Albany gave a grand opera review at the Wednesday Club. Ill reported at Wrightstown were Ed North Rawleigh Ball and Miss Oca Ahle. Seventy one pupils had perfect attendance in Hollister Schools with fifth grade names listed and the teacher Miss Sue Zockine named.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses that milk has many processed forms such as condensed evaporated acidophilous dried skimmed and di ated milk. He notes processing concentrates nutrients and calories but heating reduces certain vitamins in some products.
An X ray shows infected teeth needing extraction to prevent spread of infection. A dentist can tell if the infection can be cleared or if removal is necessary to protect joints, heart, nerves, or other organs. Follow professional advice to safeguard health.
The text explains how evaporated milk is condensed and heated to extend shelf life, producing a stronger cooked taste than condensed milk. It notes nutrient changes such as reduced vitamins A and C and mentions drying methods like spray and roller drying. Skimmed milk is produced by removing cream via gravity or centrifugation.
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