Athens Messenger Advertisement Rates and Publication Details
A historical newspaper fragment notes classified ad rates and publication terms for The Athens Messenger. It lists pricing for yearly and weekly advertisements, postage, circulation area, and contact details for the printing office and distribution.
Foll Eli He Wo Evn Mr Mu Gi vill Ru Log
The fragment hints at a final log event involving Eli He and others. Details are unclear but the items suggest a meeting or ruling. Names like Lea G Dee Edn Hur appear as fragments without clear roles or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea G
Dee
Promoters Push Upgrading Route SO Through Southern Ohio
The piece argues Route SO is inferior to Northern Ohio roads, cites heavier hill country construction costs, and urges a staged program for permanent surface upgrades from Athens east to the Washington County line. It notes conditions west of Athens are poor, Governor White's county is fine, and relocation is needed along the Southern Ohio route to attract eastern tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Route
Ohio
Hill Country
Athens County
West Virginia
Athens
Washington County
White
Global War Turmoil Impacts American Trade and Industry
The note explains how Hitler's actions shift trade to smaller nations, disrupting American markets and farm areas. It details how Czech buyers of cotton shift to South American sources as wars drain global demand, with foreign tax policies constraining purchases of U S goods and the broader effect of world upheaval on the U S economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hitler
Germany
War Century shows high rate of conflict across history
A Harvard professor analyzed 902 wars and 1 615 internal disturbances over 2 560 years. Spain endured war 67 percent of its history and England 36 percent, France 50 percent, the United States 14 percent since independence. The twentieth century rises in violence beyond historic norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Spain
England
France
United States
Machines vs Workers Yet Profits Rise for All In Industry
An editorial argues that replacing workers with new machinery alone won’t solve times profits flows from speed and cheaper production. When savings are shared among owners workers and buyers, fears fade and wages rise with faster output.
Airmail by Wire Drag Lines Tests New Route
Bruce Catton reviews Washington scene including a proposed airmail test by All American Aviation in May. The plan uses ground posts and a drag line to snag mail from a passing plane without landing, with routes from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh then to Charlestown and Huntington, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thos
All American Aviation, Inc
Ohio
Peresylvania
West Vireo
Post Office Department
Pittsburgh
Charlestown
Huntington
W. Va
Beck
Gallipolis
Marietta
Charles P. Gradtick
Dr Alan Warren Faces Choice In Mrs Doc Serial
In a tension filled scene of the Mrs Doc serial Tom Horner follows Dr Alan Warren weighing a move to St Louis for career fame against staying to serve his current patients. Emily, Farrell, and a looming dam project frame the emotional and professional stakes as Alan wrestles with duty and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Warren
Emily Warren
Alan
Fric Kane
DR. Farrelis
Farrell
New York
Emily
St. Louis
Eric
Price Boys
Harry Brown
Nan
Mra Howland
Albany High School to Present Aunt Susie Shoots the Works
Albany March schedules reveal junior class staging Aunt Susie Shoots the Works on March 20 and 21 at 8 oclock in the high school auditorium. Cast lists include Marthe Knowlton Virginia Zimmerran and Jean Johnston among others on opening night. Martha Knowlton Virginia Zimmerran Virginia Oxley Wilma Cooper and others on second night. Local club news notes include Wednesday Club hostessing and delegates to a Cincinnati convention. Additional social items mention a birthdy of Dr E Stanley, a St Patrick s Day refreshments and moving updates for local residents. Albany Grangers plan two plays April 1 in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Susie
Albany High School
Marthe Knowlton
Virginia Zimmerman
Jean Johnston
Louie Downs
John Crossen
Ruth Zimmerman
Mary Lewise Verity
Joe
Robert Quick
Rosalie Mitchell
Lee Beil
Martha Knowlton
Virginia Oxley
Wilma Cooper
Donald Heffee
Doris Lash
Laura Dickson
Davis Dailey
Glen Marshall
Helen Marcum
Windell Baughman
E. H. Lash
Earl Baughman
Orville Ewing
Cincinnati
Joe Burdette
E. ©. Stanley
Lloyd Bolin
Homer King
Agrie! Welker
Carl Stanley
D. W. Hoffers Jr
Chessers
Harvey McVey
Dennis Pauley
Howard Rossiter
Howard Davis
Woodward
James Russell
Pennsylvania
Albany Grangers
Duke and Duchess donate to British Empire cancer drive
In London the Duke and Duchess of Wievisor sent a $169 check to the British Empire cancer campaign. An accompanying letter praised the campaign for admirable and useful work in the calls of humanity and wished it continued. Members of Parliament have a special jail in the Clock Tower of Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke and Duchess of Wievisor
British Empire Cancer Campaign
House of Parliament
Geomanettes role during World War I and Q&A
Historical Q and A notes the Geomanettes served in stenography clerical and technical roles at Naval Stations on Atlantic Pacific coasts and the Great Lakes. They aided Liberty Loan campaigns and recruitment with two serving in Base Hospitals in France and one at a Radio Station in San Juan Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Liberty Loan
Poland
Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization
Dept. of Labor
Washington, D. C
Lusitania
Annas
Messengers Service Bureau in Washington DC
The text appears to be a fragmented notice from The Editor in Washington DC regarding the Messengers Service Bureau. It references legal and medical matters and general guidance on addressed guests and information handling. The readable portion is limited and does not provide a complete event or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Board of the Mavy
Secretary of the Navy
Chief of Naval Operations
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Washington
Navy
Amy
Sureat
Washingtos
D.C
Sleep as Individual Habit Offers Varied Rest Patterns
Experts note sleep needs vary by person with some thriving on four to six hours while others require more. Sleep habits improve with routine and relaxation, not just remedies, and reading in bed can aid comfort if lighting and support are right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edison
Letters From The Editor On War And Government Policy
The Messenger letters criticize government spending and pensioners, oppose wartime draft evaders, and defend WPA workers. They rail against capitalism and warn of Hitler’s rise, urging unity to oppose tyranny, noting fears about Bund activity and immigration. A final line comments on Aboriginal tobacco trade with Japanese pearl divers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Australia
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Athens Messenger
Beresiaret
W. Bust
Puvianes
Tay Siernece
Emery
Savarcar
Amt
Athens Messenger
Eteald
Peintting
Gectee K Sash
Posieter
Orewe Coarse & Barra
Maceong Ether
Percatert
Ascaten, Iuesé Oaly Press Amocisuss
Ween Cp
TEE Cottid Rata
Serena
York
Sere Cievelacs
Carrer
Etree
Sibens
Cella
Heer
Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Hedy Lamarr
Bruce Catton
Cies
Ameter
U. S
North Carolina
South Dakota
Indhena
Massachusetts
Alabama
Maelf
Duikd
Pattleship
Cty
United States of Europe
Benes
Texas
Arvin
Calif
THE
Athens, Ohio
Doc
Tom Horner
NEA Service
T. Lee
Eire
Summer
Alen
Farrelt
Amn
Grandma Frank
Allie Warren
Maryanne Brown
Maryanne
Harry
Warren
Tim McKay
Tim
All & Will
Tims
George Clark
AID Cancer Fund
the Public Forum
Porribie
the Messenger
WPA
Roosevelt
Amrie
Wisconsin
Europe
Chamberlain
Prague
Chauncey, OQ