The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. listing
The Athens Messenger established 1825 and 1896 1929 stamps note weekly afternoons Sunday mornings. Publisher Gordon K Bush and General Manager Charles H Harris edit for Athens Ohio area. Subscription rates listed in 15 cents weekly 4.59 yearly with various shorter terms.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K Bush
Charles H. Harris
Athens
Cerrier
Mall
Ohio
Light on the Bulls in the Stock Inquiry
The piece argues the Senate inquiry shifts focus from bears to bulls under Congress man LaGuardia. It contends the bear market’s woes stem from the boom era’s excesses and suggests studying what happened when prices rose rather than who sold short in 1932.
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LaGuardia
Senate
Mr. LaGuardia
The Great Wall as symbol amid Japan's invasion
An essay considers the Great Wall of China as a symbol of civilization and defense. It contrasts China's enduring culture with external pressure from Japan, pondering whether the wall will endure as a spiritual shield or fade into myth as invaders blend into China’s vast population.
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Great Wall
China
Japan
The Beer Tax Angle and Federal Revenues
The piece estimates potential federal revenue from legalized beer at six dollars per barrel. It recalls 1914 consumption of about 66 million barrels and the postwar tax at six dollars per barrel, asking readers to calculate potential revenue of around 396 million dollars if 1914 consumption levels returned.
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Uncle Sam
Rubber-tired rail car eyed as rival to buses
A rubber-tired gasoline powered rail car tested in the Middle West has drawn strong railroad interest. Officials say it could win back local passenger traffic lost to buses and anticipate further coverage in coming years.
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Middle West
Thought for Today Verse From Hebrews on Hospitality
A reflective note cites Hebrews 13 2 urging kindness to strangers and the idea that some have entertained angels unawares, inviting readers to show hospitality and generosity.
New York Social Scene Snippets Show Hollywood Ties
A tour through New York’s elite chatter notes Fannie Hurst drafting in a cloistered room, Romney Brent’s hidden Spanish roots, Daniel Frohman dancing at weekend events, Greta Garbo rumor mill, Greta and Moran Mack reunion talk, and Ed Wynn’s TV shift. Macy's gossip hints at fashion fades and aging vanity.
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New York
Fannie Hurst
Romney Brent
Romulo Larralde
Daniel Frohman
Kiki Roberts
Legs
Diamond
Moran and Mack
Greta Garbo
Hollywood
Athens Messenger Information Bureau Answers Quick Questions
The department offers free responses to inquiries sent to The Athens Messenger Information Bureau Washington D C. readers pay only two cents for postage on a personal reply. Q and A cover judge Cardozo birthplace education Columbian half dollars World’s Fair bond servants cigarette paper Cuba relations Charlies Dana Brook Farm Beach names and more.
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Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Cardozo
New York
Columbia University
Chevy Chase
France
Pety
United States
Spain
Cuba
Republic
Charlies A. Dana
Brook Farm
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Waikiki Beach
Hilo Beach
Desire for a Sampan and an Igloo in Verse
The speaker imagines owning a slim sampan to glide the harbor and seas and a lowly snow-thatched igloo for winter shelter. He muses on a sturdy ice-built cot amid Labrador gales and blizzards, then notes he would not actually use the sampan.
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Labrador
Athens notices and local events from a decade ago
A historical Athens column notes a pink sheet on May 1 due to a paper workers strike risk, early vegetables delayed by freezes, frost-damaged crops, and local fund proceeds from a gym exhibition. It mentions excavation on South High Street, an agricultural rail special train, a Hagenbeck Wallace Circus stop, and a Pallas Club gathering with performances.
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American Mills
Messenger
Athens
Dan Higgins
The Hidden Burdens of Childhood Guilt and Truth
The article argues that children bear hidden worries about minor offenses and fear of punishment. It urges parents to foster confession and understanding, noting that harsh labeling and ongoing punishment create secrecy, guilt, and inferiority. The piece stresses supportive parenting as the key to healthy development.
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Cunnin
Cartoon explainer spans cruelty and science notes
The piece critiques Nicholas I for mass child deportations and cantonist abuses in 1832. It then shifts to a science aside about land level and sea level, and a note on Fahrenheit thermometer origins, ending with a teaser for tomorrow: The Belt of Death.
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Nicholas I
Russia
Fahrenheit
George Washington Bridge proposed for Athens County
A letter urges naming a new bridge the George Washington Memorial to honor the nation’s founder. The author cites the bi centennial year and Athens County’s link to the old university and capital as fitting memorials.
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Athens County
George Washington
George Washington Bridge
Alleghenies
George Washington Highway
Washington
Blames Politics in Ohio Mining Controversy
A miner denounces political manipulation in Ohio amid a mining dispute. He notes election day upcoming Tuesday and laments prolonged hardship from three months of political maneuvering, arguing overproduction and wage risks for union recognition.
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Ohio
Booklet on The Fifteenth Census Published by Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger issues a revised census booklet with corrected figures from the last census. It lists national and territorial populations, state totals, and all cities of 2500 or more and compares data with 1920 results. A coupon and ten cents provide a copy by mail.
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Messenger
Athens Messenger
United States
Fifteenth Census Booklet Request Notice
Enclose ten cents in coin or stamps for a copy of the booklet THE FIF TEENTH CENSUS. Include name street City State for mailing.
Huey Long Attacks Leader Robinson and Resigns Posts
Senator Huey Long of Louisiana attacks Democratic leader Senator Robinson of Arkansas and resigns all committee posts. He advocates wealth confiscation and caps on income and inheritances. Robinson objects. Long accuses him of siding with Baruch Morgan and Rockefeller.
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Huey Long
Louisiana
Robinson
Arkansas
Long
Democratic Party
Baruch
Morgan
Rockefeller
History hinges on courage and crime in Asia
A Shanghai blast during the Japanese Emperor’s birthday procession leaves a dead official and several wounded as Mamoru and Kikemitsu suffer injuries. A Korean youth faces accusations, and the League of Nations fears talks between China and Japan may be disrupted, though history progresses on its appointed path.
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Maine
Cuba
Philippines
Spain
Shanghai
Asia
Mamoru &Kigemitsu
China
League of Nations
Japan
Veterans Vote Casts Shadow Over Capitol Debates
Washington reports that the veteran vote looms larger than labor or farm blocs in Congress. About four million veterans, spread across districts, leverage organized pressure from American Legion posts and allied groups to push for cash bonus legislation despite fiscal limits.
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Washington
Congress
American Legion
House
Senate
Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
House Wars and Means Committee
Chambers of Commerce
Intelligence and Justice to Rule Asia and Earth
A historical reflection argues the most intelligent humans with the strongest justice will lead Asia and later the world. It suggests a vast time frame, potentially thousands of centuries, to settle the question of supremacy.
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Asia
Earth
The Home Kitchen Greens Cookery and Tips
The article extols diverse greens as spring tonic options, noting spinach is not the only tasty choice. It guides selection of fresh greens, basic cooking methods, and several recipes including creamed and souffle style preparations with sour cream or white sauces.
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Rand
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