The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co Ad Rates
The notice lists publishers Gordon K Bush Charlies H Harris and details of subscriptions Obituary charges and card of thanks etiquette and mail rates across counties Athens Gallia Hocking Meigs Morgan Vinton Washington One year four fifty six months two fifty ten weeks one dollar extra postage zones.
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Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charlies H. Harris
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
Swing to forestry grows with seedlings planted nationwide
The piece highlights Boy Scouts planting small trees in Kimberly and plans to set out millions of seedlings along the Ohio River and in Southeastern Ohio. It notes Col. Richard Enderlin's Carbondale forest and cites federal reforestation efforts of about 26 million acres in six years and over 100 million trees planted last year. It warns of forest fires and envisions future tourism and farmland value from reforestation.
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Kimberly
Ohio River
Ohio
Richard Enderlin
Carbondale
Sam
Republic
Forest Service
Athens County
Not for Business War Debate Echoes Across Nations
The piece argues that Americans misread European motives as bloodless seizures expand in Europe. It contends that France and England avoid fighting unless territorial interests are at stake while Washington rhetoric about morality outpaces overseas talk. It warns another war would reshape production interests.
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Europe
France
England
Paris
London
Washington
America
Americans drink 13 billion carbonated drinks per year
An opinion highlights the astonishing figure of 13 billion half pint bottles of carbonated beverages consumed annually in the United States. The writer notes this vast volume equals over 100 bottles per person and calls it a striking example of American scale and appetite.
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America
Paul Bunyan
Ann Sheridan Named Americas Umph Girl in 1939
The piece declares actress Ann Sheridan chosen as Americas Umph Girl amid a playful, opinionated tone. It notes a bracelet gift from the selecting committee and mocks shifting fashion icons from Gibson Girl to flapper to It Girl before this title.
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Ann Sheridan
America
Miss Sheridan
Detroit man dies after death certificate mix up
A Detroit patient recovering from illness died due to a signed death certificate error. Investigators found the relapse tied to the discovery that relatives had already collected his life insurance, raising questions about the handling of the policy.
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Detroit
New York High School Students Struggle With Pronunciation
Report notes widespread difficulty among New York students in pronouncing standard English sounds as educators seek targeted phonics and speech programs to address the issue.
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New York
Dies faults reporters in Dies hearings coverage
Westbrook Pegler notes Martin Dies chairman of the House Un American Activities Committee faults reporters for alleged heckling and biased coverage. He argues hearings show order issues and that press behavior influenced public perception. Dies remains confident amid criticism from Washington journalists.
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Washington
Martin Dies
House Committee On
Dies
Cc. I. O
New Deal
New
Governor James Faces Tough Budget as Economy Focus Rules
Bruce Catton analyzes Governor Arthur H. James of Pennsylvania as a potential Republican presidential figure. James trims bureaus, freezes patronage, and forecasts $25 million in savings, but relief costs and legacy taxes keep the two year budget near record levels. He argues government mirrors household finance and stresses careful borrowing limits.
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Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania
James
Earle
Department of Commerce
America
Amateurs Ban Gifts from Manufacturers in Britain
British amateur golfers can no longer receive gifts or inducements from manufacturers. The rule aims to keep amateurs as true amateurs, separate from professional incentives and commercial influence.
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England
Georgia firms insure against a low mood risk
In Georgia, industrial firms consider self insurance against widespread low mood among workers. The tongue in cheek observation notes a growing concern about morale and productivity. Experts caution the humor masks a real risk to workplace health and output.
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Georgia
Questions and Answers from Washi
A collection of Q and A on Indian population March origins horsepower Lincoln Arlington silver coins and language questions. It includes data on tribal populations by state and notable historical facts such as Arlington Cemetery’s first burial and coin mintages.
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United States
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Minnesota
Montana
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Washington
Mars
Messenger Service Bureau Address Notice
The notice directs readers to send questions to The Messenger's Service Bureau at 1013 13th St Washington DC for factual inquiries while stating that legal and medical advice cannot be given and that no extended research will be undertaken. It advises enclosing a three cent stamp for reply.
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Messenger’s Service Bureau
Washington
13Th St
Washington, D. C
Public Forum Letter on Pensions and Jobs
The Ohio Old Age Club of Nelsonville argues pensions for 30 000 aged would not raise taxes, claiming pensions would reduce welfare and create new jobs by freeing workers from WPA roles. William Linn president and Amos Stanley treasurer sign the contribution from Nelsonville, Ohio.
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the Messenger
Ohio Old Age Club
Nelsonville
Tom McCaw
William Linn
Amos Stanley
Lecy-Treas
Ohio
Health Hints on Backache Causes and Treatments
Common back pain in middle age often stems from weakened joints between the spine and pelvis. Gallbladder stomach and intestinal issues can radiate to the back, while kidney disease pain appears near the groin. Accurate diagnosis is urged to avoid wasted effort on unsuitable remedies.
Eighteenth Birthday Party and Local News Highlights
The Vore family hosted Florence Vore's eighteenth birthday at 42 Race Street. The Plains PTA raised 37 dollars at a high school supper for the radio fund. R A Miller Lumber won a 50,983 dollar contract for the Racine Sutton district high school. A Co F Anderson Rutland gas well yields 100 gallons per hour for 24 hours yearly since 26 years ago. Carl Wilson, back from overseas, received an honorable discharge at Camp Taylor. Lieutenant Edwin C Welch, former Battleship Chicago crew, joined U S Steel Products after discharge. Dean Voigt and Lloyd T Dailey led Algonquin grand march at Masonic Temple with guests Dean and Mrs Richeson, Prof and Mrs McLaughlin, Miss Ness, Francis Fuller, Dewey Goddard, Curtis Goddard, Henry Williams.
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Co. F. Anderson
Rutland
Anderson
Dean Voigt
Lloyd T. Dailey
Masonic Temple
Dean
J. J. Richeson
G. E. McLaughlin
Mary T. Ness
Francis Fuller
Dewey Goddard
Curtis Goddard
Henry Williams
Fourth US baby orangutan to debut at St Louis Zoo
A baby orangutan born at the St Louis Zoo is expected to make a public debut soon. Officials say it is the fourth such birth in the United States and will be showcased at a forthcoming zoo event.
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ST. Louis
United States
Dr Farrell’s Weekend Bond of Duty Drama
Emily confronts her feelings for Eric while Alan and Emily confront a flood of choice. Alan forges toward a mission of medicine and sacrifice as Emily resolves to stay with him, valuing duty over passion. Eric accepts the outcome and departs, leaving all to the couple’s chosen path.
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Alan Warren
Emily Warren
Alan
Eric Kane
DR. Farrell
Emily
Eric
Sumner
Farrell
Goodby
Summer Storm Delights See Rainbow Over Hollister
A ten year old writer Anna Lee Brown of Hollister Ohio recalls a summer thunderstorm with flashing lightning and heavy rain. After the storm passed she awakes to sunshine a rainbow and bees in the clover, ending with awe at the sky.
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Anna Lee Brown
Hollister, O
Edenland Forever A Home and Freedom Poem
Poet's Corner prints an unsigned verse titled Edenland Forever by Bessie M. Gorslene from Athens Ohio. The poem contrasts Ohio’s rural beauty with a plea for freedom and anti slavery stance. It references historical faith in liberty and ends with the author signing in Athens Ohio.
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Edenland
Bessie M. Gorslene
Athens
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