There Is No Substitute Why Newspapers Are Best PR Medium
An analysis from Prof. Harral of the University of Oklahoma extols hometown papers as authoritative community historians with verification value and broad acceptance. It highlights their mirrors of community life, flexible advertising, wide topics, measurable results, and their role in uniting local life and loyalty in the Parkersburg region.
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Stewart Harral
School of Journalism
University of Oklahoma
Harral
Bernice Fitz-Gibbon
Gimbels
New York City
America
Rotary Club
The
Parkersburg
Foot Health Council founder warns most foot trouble preventable
Dr. Joseph Lelyveld, a renowned podiatrist from Rockland Mass, says nine out of ten American adults have foot trouble and 85 percent of girls and 65 percent of boys show defects by high school. He cites Napoleon Lincoln and Wilson as famous foot cases and urges proper footwear, exercise, and foot care.
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Joseph Lelyveld
Rockland
Mass
Lelyveld
National Foot Health Council
Napoleon
Hitler
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Welfare Plan Disclosure Bill Clears Senate Action
The Senate advanced a welfare and pension plan bill covering about 84 million people. It requires plan sponsors to file annual detailed reports with the Labor Department backed by independent audits. Public access to filings and a 13 member advisory council accompany enforcement. The measure faces House uncertainty and potential summer adjournment.
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Senate
Secretary of Labor
House
Congress
Sen
Kennedy
D-Mass
Labor Department
Labor
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases Nancy’s shock ends divorce action
Nancy G. aged 27, married two years, faced a divorce after she rated her husband on the Test for Husbands and found her own score on the Test for Wives. Dr Crane reports the case Y-304 and notes how three months later she was in love again.
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Nancy
George W. Crane
Nancy G
Northwestern University
America
Historic May milestones spark a memory test
The prompt presents a mixed set of trivia questions from May 1957 and a lengthy feature on divorce psychology. It includes names like Ferenc Nagy and references to Lindbergh and SHAPE. The piece also contains advice columns urging readers to obtain “Tests for Husbands” and “Tests for Wives” from Dr. Crane.
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Ferenc Nagy
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Chemical Industry Expands Amid Recession Confidence Rises
The Chemical industry maintains about 500 million dollars in annual research spending and forecasts 2 billion dollars for new production facilities in 1958 and 1959. A Commerce Department and SEC survey projects a 13 percent drop in plant and equipment outlays overall, yet chemical construction remains resilient with most growth planned in the south central and south Atlantic states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department and Securities and Exchange Commission
South Central
South Atlantic
Chemical Week
Stop Me RS Cartoon Snippet Notes New Marriage
Try and Stop Me RS Jones visits Goombleheimer's market as signs declare new management. A wedding yesterday changes the shop, while a nightclub dancer muses on figure keeping with duck-related quips. An Istanbul embassy attache cables for Turkish towels.
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Jones
Goombleheimer
Mr. Goombleheimer
Istanbul
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Birthday Horoscope for Tomorrow and Next Year
The reading advises prudent spending and using time wisely for overall profit. If your birthday is tomorrow, a cycle of better living conditions and stronger relationships begins, with extra duties but manageable burden. June to September, December, and January bring social and sentimental boosts, while May and August to November favor financial gains and future progress. January and February offer job prospects. a child born today will be self reliant and versatile with risk of excess.
Peril of Wall Street Power Noted in 1929 Letter
A 1929 letter from Karol Fahnestock of Richmond Indiana condemns anti communist rhetoric and asserts Wall Street monopoly in Washington harms America. The piece cites Andrew Jackson and the Rockefeller report to argue that concentration of money crushes small manufacturers and distributors, driving the middle class toward discontent. It discusses interlocking boards, mergers, and the social cost of ownership versus management in a capitalist economy.
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Karol Fahnestock
Randolph Street
Richmond
Ind
Fahnestock
Wall Street
Wall St
Washington
America
Andrew Jackson
Bank of the United
Rockefeller Re
Three New Drugs Make Headlines in Medicine
A monthly medical review highlights Micicel a sulfa compound and Midicel sulfamethoxy pyridazine noted for urinary infections respiratory infections and rheumatic fever prophylaxis. Trilafon perphenazine offers potent antipsychotic effects with fewer side effects and Thorexin provides non narcotic cough relief.
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H.B
Destructive Floods and Warnings From Ohio History
In May 1886 the South Western part of Ohio faced the era's worst storms, with Xenia suffering heavy damage from floods on Shawnee Creek that swept through the area. About 30 people died as boats and lighted gear proved scarce. Athens also endured notable floods in 1907 1913 and 1937.
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the Messenger
Ohio
Xenia
Shawnee Creek
Athens
The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger issues daily except Saturdays with a Sunday edition titled The Sunday Messenger. Prices include 7 cents per copy, 12 cents for Sunday, 45 cents weekly delivery, and yearly mail rates. special rates apply for Ohio and West Virginia. The paper is entered in Athens, Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Daly
Sunday Cute
Ohio
W. Va
Athens
Woptotsies Ag
Associated Press
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