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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1933

Page

4

The Athens Messenger Publishing Details and Rates

The Athens Messenger and Printing Co outlines publication schedule publisher and editor roles, memberships, and telegraph sources. It notes circulation across multiple southeastern Ohio counties and lists subscription rates such as four dollars fifty cents yearly by mail, with weekly and other short-term prices.

Frederick W. Bush Athens Messenger & Lb Printing Co Gordon K. Bush Charles H. Harris Ohio

Awakening to Limits of Government In Welfare Debate

A famed political writer warns that more government fuels expectations and bigger budgets. He argues socialism grows as unemployment insurance and pensions expand, urging fiscal restraint to avoid class legislation and a drifting toward dependence on the state.

Veterans’ Bureau Republic Mr. Roosevelt Congress England Footea Te Dole

Statistical Spelling Bee of Economic Mood Shifts

The piece notes a period of lowered living costs offsetting reduced earnings and calmer pace of life. It highlights thrift, simple living, and cautious future planning while referencing Julius Klein on public mood trends and the shift from fear to prudence.

Julius Klein Thoee

Garbo identity issue fuels marriage star power debate

Dorothy Dix argues most women prefer spouses with fame over their own, noting men resent a wife’s public shine and that few marry to boost their partner’s career. She cites Hollywood cases and asks what a highly gifted woman should do, suggesting many marriages fail under celebrity pressure.

Ann Harding Mary Smith Dorothy DIX

Leave It to the Boys

Mrs Brown discusses resolving a rivalry between Roger and Jay Horner amid jealousy and leadership on the school ball team. Miss Ayres and Mrs Brown debate separation as a solution, but Roger ultimately declares Jay captain by lot and joins him for a movie night, signaling cooperation over conflict.

Roger Miss Ayres Mrs. Brown Jay

Explanation of Yesterdays Cartoon on Language Richness

A cartoon caption surveys the vast scope of human speech noting Wilhelm Schmidt’s estimate of 2 827 languages and about 85 million words. It asks how long typesetting would take to set all words using machines, projecting 238 13 hours with a hundred linotype machines. Tomorrow: Fast Delivery.

Wilhelm Schmidt

Eye Infections Pose Danger to Vision and Eyelids

Eye infections originate mainly as conjunctivitis from various germs. Symptoms include burning, redness, pus, tearing, and light sensitivity, with pink eye common. Severe forms like trachoma can spread to the cornea and threaten sight, often requiring constant treatment or hospital care. Styes form in eyelid glands, growing into a hard lump if untreated and may require removal.

Debating team from Athens High prepares for semi finals

Athens High School debating team members Ruby Gladys Mercer Kenneth Wilcox Joe Farley and Barrett Young ready to face Portsmouth debaters in the Ohio University High School debating league semi finals. Also notes John Hancock High School planned Miss Cherryblossom operette on March 17 with cast Catharine Mulligan Lee Stewart Alvin Jones Glenn Vare Gilbert Knight Harold McClain Inez Griffith Homer Graves.

Athens High School Portsmouth Ohio University High School John Hancock High School Miss Cherryblossom Catharine Mulligan Lee Stewart Alvin Jones Glenn Vare Gilbert Knight Harold McClain Inez Griffith Homer Graves

Roosevelt's first White House week drives relentless New Deal push

Roosevelt endures a packed inaugural week in the White House with 14 to 16 hour days. He holds 5 to 20 conferences daily on banks, budgets, and unemployment relief, while managing a flood of mail and coordinating with Hull, Davis, and Moley.

Washington Theodore Roosevelt White House Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Marguerite Lehand Louis Howe Steve Early Marvin McIntyre Rudolph Forster Maurice C. Latta Gus Gennerich Congress Cordell Hull Norman H. Davis

Palestine’s Fertility Compared to Biblical Times

A historical note outlines Palestine as less fertile now than in Christ’s era and mentions the labor movement becoming politically influential in England over a century ago. It adds a peculiar line about American KDOWs and word counts.

Palestine Christ England

Biblical Quotation Word Puzzle Clue List

A fragmented crossword style list with numbered clues and partial phrases. The text mixes biblical quotes with random letter runs and erroneous spacings, presenting hints for various words and definitions across multiple lines.

Public Forum Discusses Rail Service Cuts and Hearings

Mrs. M. Lewis argues in The Messenger Forum against train shutdowns noting passenger milk and express trains lose money. C and O Railway faced losses, needing PSC approval for discontinuing service as hearings allow public protest and evidence submission.

Pubiic Utilities Commission Commission

Radio Program Listings Across Stations Today

A dense schedule lists programs across stations with Amos n Andy, Crime Club, Chandu the Magician, Ed Wynn, and others at various early evening to late night times, including operatic, dramatic, and musical features plus news briefs.

Amos N’ Andy Gene Glenn Chandu Jack and Jill Ed Wynn Wwlw Becker-Greuter Billie Dauscha Little Orphan Annie Harmony Team Ford Rush Bob Newhall Lowell Thomas Giene Crime Club Dance Orch Ed McConnell Sherlock Holmes Morton Downey Cole Pipe Club Rhhythm Club

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