The Messenger Publishing Co. Rates and Contact
Established in 1825 The Messenger Publishing Co lists daily and Sunday newspaper prices. Rates show daily carrier 85 cents weekly, one year mail 15.60, six months 7.80, three months 3.90. Also notes Ohio and West Virginia delivery areas and Athens Ohio post office classifications.
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Frederick W. Bush
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Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charlies W. Reamer
Ohio
W. Va
Athens
Postoffice
Too Much Meddling in World Affairs Cited by Reader
A reader letter condemns U S involvement in Middle East issues urging the United States and United Nations to disengage. The author argues diplomacy has failed to yield gains, calls for redirecting funds to domestic needs, and favors strict congressional review of foreign spending and projects.
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Mid East
State Department
United Nations
Congress
Mayflower II Aged Shipbuilder Builds Replica Trader
In Brixham England Stuart Upham 49 leads about 35 craftsmen in completing Mayflower II a near perfect replica of the 1620 voyage vessel gift from the British to Americans Upham values honest oak and natural timber over modern methods and plans to sail to the United States aboard the ship.
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Brixham
England
Stuart A. Upham
Upham
Atlantic
Pilgrim Fathers
New World
United States
Devon
Cornwall
America
Brixham Harbor
Gasoline prices driven by local competition and taxes
A house organ from an oil company notes gasoline prices rise and fall with local demand and taxes. It cites taxes, dealer markup, tank wagon cost, transport, and seasonal demand as key factors. The piece argues competition keeps prices low as conditions allow.
Community Notes Share Birthdays Visits and Travels
Local residents report visits and celebrations as families host relatives from Ohio West Virginia and Maryland. John Dintoman and family toured Florida en route home while Lena Bartels’s 80th birthday drew many Harris relatives and friends. Other guests include Rolland Wolfe from Columbus Aaron Kelton Newell West Virginia and Delbert Blake from Baltimore.
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Minersville
John Dintoman
Smithville
Ohio
Lewis Harris
Oris Harris
Florida
Lena Bartels
George Harris
Georgie
Tommy
Kenneth Harris
Kenny
Denver Rice
Billy
Aaron Kelton
Newell
W. Va
Hosmer Roush
James
New Haven
Ross Stewart
Harold Davis
Jeff
Plain City
Rutland
Jack
Katie Becht
Rolland Wolfe
Columbus
Milton Roush
Zanesville
Mason Fisher
Dianna Bowden
Mary Alice Abraham
Edward
William Parker
Edward Parker Sr
Gallipolis
Doctor Crane on sins of omission in marriage and averted divorce
Psychiatrist Dr George W Crane advises Donna and Larry in a case that frames unfaithfulness as a sin of omission. Donna refused to nurture love, risking a 90 day divorce. The column offers a non profit booklet on sex problems in marriage to help couples salvage homes and prevent divorce.
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Donna
George W. Crane
Larry
Jacob
Leah
Rachel
Chad Morgan Entangled In Pawnee City Mayoral Plot
In Pawnee City Chad Morgan debates the mayoral offer from Tarbox and Buffington while Pete Mossman brings a tough crew to town. Wild Jack Mason and Joe Jagger warn of Mossman’s threats as Morgan weighs duty against popularity. Joe Jagger fears a Mossman showdown and Wild Jack quits as mayor.
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Harlow Tarbox
Alfred Buffington
Chad Morgan
Morgan
Tarbox
Alf
Pawnee City
Buffington
Joe
Chad
Carmichael
Drake
Pete Mossman
Brog
Longhorn
Wild Jack Mason
Joe Jagger
Drovers
Mason
Jagger
Wild Jack
Fester
Mossman
Frank James
Jesse
Helen Jagger
Water safety and medical inquiries answered in 1950s column
The column advises boiling drinking water and ice to kill germs when well water tests positive. It explains Weaver's Seat as chronic bursitis treated with heat rest or surgery. It clarifies death certificates showing coronary thrombosis with long hypertension, and cautions about sudden bleeding lowering pressure. It also notes ear lobe infections may require surgical treatment.
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North America
B. T
Weaver's Seat
Groundhog predicts lingering winter and hopeful spring
Public verse reflects on the Groundhog forecast of six weeks more snow and cold with ice sleet and sun. It envisions spring through blooming daffodils and singing birds, praising God for life and urging love and help on earth. Alice Frick from Pomeroy R D 3 signs the piece.
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Earth
Alice Frick
Tomorrow's social ease and cautious career outlook
The day favors social harmony and careful decisions on travel living changes or partnerships. For those with a tomorrow birthday the year ahead brings progress in business and personal life with strong talent using to year end. Watch August finances and seek cooperation September to December. November brings recognition while December yields popularity and prestige.
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Egypt
Nasser
Israel
Europe
Mayflower
Oeems
World Today
Associated Press News
Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Fisenhower
Percival Brundage
House
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Edna Wiggins
Kenneth
Mary Bentz
Don Rea
Grover Erb
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Delbert Blake
Baltimore, Md
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DR. Crane
NEA
Bicvome
Rutley
F’rinstance
Raguered
Patent Office
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Bigdome
Pomeroy R. D
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