The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co Announcement
The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co publishes weekday afternoons and a large Sunday edition. Gordon K. Bush is publisher and general manager with Charles HB Harrin as managing editor for the Athens Nelsonville Glouster area and surrounding communities.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles HB. Harrin
A Thought for Today Inspires Kindness to Strangers
A devotional note encourages hospitality and service to others. It cites Hebrews 13:2 about entertaining strangers as entertaining angels unawares and adds praise for those who serve God by serving His creatures.
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Mrs. Norton
Government pegged wheat prices and Farm Board actions
The Federal Farm Board set loan bases to support farmers holding wheat through co operatives at bases like 1.18 in Chicago and 1.25 in Minneapolis. Critics faulted the low interest rate and policy effects rather than price fixing while traders diverted grain to channels and the Farmers National Grain Corp and Grain Stabilization Corp bought at higher and lower levels. The program led to market distortions as the Farmers National ceased purchases and the Stabilization Corp bought in open markets, amassing about 90 million bushels and taking May contracts.
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Federal Farm Board
Chicago
Minneapolis
National
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Farmers’ National
Farm Board
Bank Robbery Perils Highlight Junction City Incident
In Perry County near Junction City the recent bank robbery case shows how quickly youthful bandits are captured. Public concern grows over why more robberies have not occurred as crime trends shift in this part of the state.
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Ohio
Junction City
Here
Perry County
Mud roads shield Ohio towns from bank raiders
The piece argues that poor roadways in southeastern Ohio help deter bandits from escaping after robberies. It notes Perry County’s bank raid by four Columbus affiliates, and highlights how mud roads hinder pursuit while rewards and long prison terms may reduce future robberies.
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Ohio
Perry County
Columbus
Junction City
Leisure time and mass pleasures reshape American life
The essay laments rising leisure time and mass entertainment in the United States. It argues efficiency-seeking culture risks wasted leisure, with movies, sports, radio, and travel drawing millions while traditional self-reliance and neighborly amusement fade. It warns entertainers chase novelty and finance dominates sports.
Has the Farmer Escaped The Wheat Slump
Vice-President Allard Smith of the Union Trust Company of Cleveland says most wheat growers sold before the price drop and the big losers are speculators and middlemen. He suggests reserve judgment on farm board responsibility and notes the farmer has dodged the latest setback.
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Allard Smith
Union Trust Company of
Cleveland
New York Society Racket Sparks Outlook of Scandal
A high society circle in Manhattan faces rumors of a social racket run by a savvy matron who funds access to the inner circle through tips. Whispers warn of exposure as climbers seek entry to exclusive dances while blue book scorn grows. The writer also notes Pulitzer play eligibility issues affecting Green Pastures.
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New York
Manhattan
Thage
Green Pastures
Adam
The
Mercury
Bell staff at El Cortez dressed as bullfighters in pride
The El Cortez Hotel staff including bell boys and elevator boys wear striking orange and black attire with straight brim hats, described as more sharply dressed than bullfighters and full of pride. the scene portrays the escalating size and number of hotel workers.
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el Cortez Hotel
Point Loma High Point Reaches Pacific Coast
The article notes Point Loma in San Diego extending into the Pacific with its high point owned by the U S government, highlighting its strategic coastal prominence.
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Point Loma
Pacific
San Diego
Uncle Sam
Submarines Return from Hawaii Hovering at Harbor
The narrator notes strange boats near the harbor, periscopes visible above water, signaling submarines returning from Hawaii. He contrasts grand talks at peace conferences in London with quiet military presence safeguarding the country.
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Mediterranean
London
Fmavw
Hawaii
Eighteen Planes Form Tight Swarm in Sunlit Flight
A roar overhead fills the sky as eighteen swift planes fly in perfect, shifting formations. They bank in unison, rising higher, their tops gleaming in bright sun, passing in close proximity and prompting thoughts of avoiding collisions.
Health and Diet Advice From Dr Frank McCoy
Dr Frank McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health offers weekly menus starting Sunday March 23 with daily meals including coddled eggs baked eggplant roast pork and seafood plus a pear salad recipe. He answers reader questions on heart size bean sprouts ultraviolet exposure and related health guidance in a compact Q&A style.
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Frank McCoy
Daily Menus From Thursday Schedule
Breakfast options include re toasted cream tea with a coddled egg and stewed figs. Lunch offers raw apples. Dinner features Jellied tomato bouillon broiled chicken okra parsnips a spinach salad and grape juice whip. Thursday breakfast lists baked eggs and Melba toast with stewed apricots.
Pilot communicates with crew and five plane leaders
The head pilot uses a two way radio to speak with the earth and each of the five men in charge of their planes, directing their actions from the foreground.
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Earth
Air Service trains eighty pilots on eighteen machines
Major General Fechet leads eighty pilots in training with eighteen aircrafts, demonstrating planes that can strike ships from above and evade ground defenses, explaining why European powers choose to curb battleship programs.
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Fechet
United States Army Air Service
Future safety via airships and submarines from Point Loma
The voice extols building more planes and submarines to dominate the world and insists Uncle Sam should threaten war and peace to enforce security. It declares readiness to talk peace after proving strength and warns adversaries to count the fleets.
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Point Loma
United States
Sam
Lunch With San Diego Leaders Highlights Notables
About 700 gathered at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon led by President H. G. Hotchkiss and Mayor Milton A. McRae with Claude Ryan in attendance. The piece notes Lindbergh related figures and local plant contributions, including William Hawley Bowlus and the Spirit of Saint Louis skyline nearby.
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San Diego
Chamber of Commerce
H. G. Hotchkiss
Milton A. McRae
Scripps McRae
Claude Ryan
Lindbergh
Paris
Fame
Saint Louis
Lrance
New York
William Hawley Bowlus
Question on help or cure for a persistent illness
J W asks if there is any help or cure for a persisting illness. The query implies seeking medical guidance or remedies that might alleviate ongoing symptoms.
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J. W
High School Glider Project and Student Studies
Five lines show Frances Linda interviewing about eight boys building a glider and taking lessons. The piece highlights enterprise in American youth and lists recommended studies: history, science, and literature to understand people, achievements, and emotions.
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Frances
Linda
Young lady seeks journalism specialty guidance
A bright pupil aiming to be an editor asks what focus journalism students should pursue and is advised to adopt Bacon's motto Nihil humanum a me alienum puto, translated as nothing that interests human beings can be foreign to me.
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Bacon
Visit to Agua Caliente Promotes Cross border Stopover
A travel note describes a San Diego visit with a Mexico excursion to Agua Caliente. Polite young Mexican motorcycle police in khaki assist travelers at sixty mile an hour speed. The piece underscores the resort’s appeal and its relevance to the United States, noting a separate telling is needed.
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San Diego
Mexico
Agua Caliente
United States
Chamber leader pledges ranch near city for growth
Mr Hotch kiss, president of the Chamber of Commerce and a realtor, promises to locate a small compact ranch of two to three hundred acres with good water about fifteen miles from the city. He warns closer locations would soon be within the crowded city as air travel spurs rapid population growth, citing San Diego as a live example.
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Hotchkiss
Chamber of Commerce and Realtor
San Diego
A Daily Study in Correct English Word of the Day Rural
A newspaper mini lesson on English usage and pronunciation. Readers are urged to master one word daily and build vocabulary with the word rural defined as pertaining to the country. The rural communities of today are more progressive.
Coe Announces Candidacy for County Auditor in May Primary
Athens youth George A. Coe announces his Republican bid for county auditor in the May primary. Last night's council session was brief due to several city officials missing, with Wolfe Roberts Clerk Golden and Solicitor Price among the absentees.
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George A. Coe
Athens
Wolfe
Roberts
Golden
Solicitor Price
Nurses and dietitian visit from Columbus to Athens
Mrs Harriet A Fenzel assist ant directress of nurses and Miss Anna Aumacker dietetian of the Columbus Protestant Hospital spent Sunday in Athens as guests of Mrs Elizabeth Mann the host mother.
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Harriet A. Fenzel
Anna Aumacker
Columbus Protestant Hospital
Athens
Elizabeth Mann
Judge Phillips presides GOP pre-convention rally address
Judge H. T. Phillips of Athens led a pre-convention rally of Gen. Leonard Wood supporters at the Courthouse. Tom Jenkins of Ironton spoke to the gathering. Maude Murray Miller of Columbus, a Columbus newspaper woman and Ohio Board of Censors member, has agreed to address the Sunny side Parent-Teacher Association March meeting.
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H. T. Phillips
Athens
Gen. Leonard Wood
Tom Jenkins
Ironton
Maude Murray Miller
Columbus
Ohio Board of Censors
Sunnyside
Parent-Teacher Association
Don Whiting Visits Athens From Marietta College
Don Whiting, renowned Mari Ett a College athlete, toured Athens today with friends. Sports writers rank Whiting as one of the top basketball floor men in the state.
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Don Whiting
Marietta College
Athens
Whiting
Public access to President Hoover limited at White House
Washington visitors must be introduced by a Senator or Congressman to meet President Hoover at the State, War and Navy Building, with office in use during renovations. The White House allows basement corridor access 9 am to 2 pm on non holidays, while Blue, Red, and State Dining Room passes are issued through congressional offices.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
State
War
Milton C. Work
Smoot Faces Censorship Clash As Tariff Debates Go On
In Washington on March 21 Senator Reed Smoot pushes to preserve customs censoring of imported literature despite broad opposition. Senators Cutting and Smoot seek party votes while intellectuals from Columbia Harvard Michigan and many universities denounce censorship urging open discussion. A broad coalition including the National Popular Government League and the People’s Legislative Service opposes Smoot’s plan.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Customs Service
Customs
Smoot
Senate
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
National Popular Government League
The
People’s Legislative Service
Cutting
Brigham Young
Mormon Church
Charles A
Censorship Debate Draws Noted Clergy and Scholars
Excerpts from Senator Wheeler hearings quote Bishop McConnell Coffin Butler Yale faculty and William Allen White on censorship and liberty. Coffin argues for court decisions on obscenity while Butler questions any senatorial vote. Yale faculty asserts censorship harms scholarship and White condemns Smoot's proposal as worst form of censorship.
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Michigan State Normal
Ernest Hopkins
Dartmouth
Rex Beach
Meywood Broun
Irrancis J. McConnell
The
Methodist Church
North Dakota State College
William Bizzell
Oklahoma University
Arnold B. Hall
Oregon
I. W. Hunt
Bucknell
Charles Fe. Beury
Temple University
Philadelphia
Glens Frank
Wisconsin
Ing Maurer
Beloit College
Henry Sloane Coffin
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Yale
William Allen White
Smoot
Puzzle Clues and Word List Reveal Yesterday's Answers
A scanned page presents a long list of clues with numbered hints and a cryptic line of past solutions. It mixes vocabulary prompts like To elude and Orb with decorative garbles, suggesting a crossword style challenge and a hidden message from yesterday's puzzle.
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