Athens fessenger page four publication details and rates
The Athens fessenger details publisher Frederick W Bush and editor Charles H Harris. It lists affiliations, national representatives, and advertising options. Subscription rates are given for carrier and mail in multiple Ohio counties with a one year price of four dollars and fifty cents.
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John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Vinton
Washington
Slow Rise in US Business Through First Quarter
Reports show first quarter profits up markedly across industries with auto and rail sectors improving. Retail auto sales rise 46 percent from 1938, overall industrial earnings total 41.8 million versus 29.9 million last year, signaling cautious recovery amid European tensions.
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Auto Tire
American Telephone
Roosevelt
Largest Library in the World Opens Annex
The Library of Congress unveils an eight million dollar annex with ten million shelf spots, doubling the main library’s capacity. The expansion cements the United States as home to the greatest library, expanding access to humanity’s past learning and thought.
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Library of Congress
United States
Beggar in Times Square Uses a Valet and White Dog
A crippled Times Square beggar who appeals to crowds with a white dog and a cup proved to own a suburban home. He spends weekdays in a New York hotel supported by a valet, returning to his house on weekends, a twist on the classic beggar tale.
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New York
Times Square
Robert Burton
Tokio Zoo Replaces Meat With Fish To Cut Costs
Animals at the Tokio zoo are being fed fish instead of meat, with officials citing cheaper food. Some observers suggest Japan aims to educate the animals as part of the change in diet.
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Tokio Zoo
Japan
Inmates Faint at Crime Film Inside Ontario Prison
Ontario prison inmates fainted after viewing a crime and horror picture, shocking observers who questioned the public perception of the inmates.
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Ontario
Businessmen resist war fever says Raymond Clapper
Raymond Clapper notes that in 1930s sight of war profits faded as business leaders now oppose war for fear of higher taxes and national mobilization. He cites U S Chamber of Commerce and Ohio groups urging caution and predicts business stays wary under current administration.
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Washington
Japan
Middle West
Europe
United States Chamber of Commerce
Ohio State Chamber of Commerce
James 8S. Kemper
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Britain
France
England
United States
Business leaders urge free flow of goods across borders
Thomas Watson, president of the International Chamber of Commerce, warned that with a proper flow of goods both ways across international borders there would be no soldiers marching.
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Thomas Watson
The
International Chamber of Commerce
Bruce Catton Surveys Washington Scene
Washington faces growing interstate trade barriers as state laws raise taxes and restrictions on dairy, milk and other goods. Officials warn these tariffs threaten free movement of commerce and may deepen regional tensions in the months ahead.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
United States
Chicago
Wallace
Departments of Commerce and Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Arkansas
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
New York City
Middle West
Interstate truck movement rules tighten across states
States including Arizona Kansas Oklahoma and Wyoming require most out of state trucks to register and pay fees or face higher ten mile taxes than domestic fleets. Countless rules cover truck weights wheelbase length equipment and even windshield wipers and fuel tank sizes.
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Arizona
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Missionaries in India Hear U S Baseball Broadcasts
In India missionaries rise at 2 a m to hear U S baseball broadcasts. The note says an error by the home team would tax a preacher's patience, highlighting the dedication of locals to follow the games despite the early hour.
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India
U. S
Doctors claim cure for trigeminal neuralgia found
Report claims medical breakthrough cures trigeminal neuralgia, a severe facial pain condition. The tone notes the relief this represents for patients, highlighting a historic medical advance.
Betty Mary Escapes Barro Ranch in Cunning Rescue
Betty Mary Jordan is hidden under a pile of trash as Sheridan Starr and Hope Kildare pose as woodcutters to recover her from Luis Barro’s ranch. Barro plans a dawn crossing with armed aliens, moving 100 captives by horseback to avoid Border Patrol. Betty Mary and Sherry share a tense, charged exchange before night falls and the trio delays returning home.
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Betty Mary Jordan
Border Patrol Service
Sheridan Srana
Border Patrol
Hope Kildare
Starr
Luis Barro
Betty Mary
Barro
Rancho
Gringo Federales
Seguro Si
Don Luis
el Paso
United States
Rio Grande
Mexico
Rio
Texas
Los Federales
Panchito
Washington, D. C
Washington
Sheridan Starr
Sheridan
Hope
Sherry
Betty
San Felipe Canyon
PTA
Leona Nicholas
Edna Rollins
Mary McCann
Wahneta Exenkemper
Effie Stephenson
Naydeen Frazee
Ruth Davis
Murray City
R. S. Lawrence
George Zimmer
Dayton
Harold Phillips
Della Johnson
Richard Shirkey
Andrew van Hall
Mary Lou
Dorothy Weldon
Anita Scurlock
LaFauna
Billy Swindell
Wilbur Davis
Kenny Kempton
Vern Bratka
Alva McClelland
Grover Rollins
Mary Lou Judson
Keith McMenamy
Walter Lee Park
Mary Kay Barrett
Donna Jean Shumway
Grace Ann Hartley
Joan von Scheele
Elsa Mae Householder
Joan Hahn
Billy Roman
George Miller
Frank Davis
Walter Hilt
William Hilt
Clarence Hilt
Warren
Fred Parker
John Curtis
Cuyahoga Falls
Patrick Curtis
Charles Hoisington
M. E. Church
Barbara Ann Morrison
Grant Hospital
Columbus
L. A. Morrison
B. B. Buckley
O. D. Ball
New Lexington
Harold Conoway
Questions and Answers on Geography Weather and Orchids
Projected inter-American highway completion question notes nearly one-half finished. Rainbow visibility at noon on the equator is impossible in the northern and southern hemispheres due to geometric constraints. Coal has been described as black gold in early Pennsylvania and West Virginia field development. Orchid colors include rose lilac yellow white and green.
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Laredo
Texas
Panama
United States Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Questions Answered by Washington Message Bureau
The fragment notes a service bureau in Washington led by TLE Editor MES Senger advising on mail handling and legal matters. It references a bureau address at 1013 13th St Washington D C and warns that legal and medical advice cannot be given.
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Washington
Messenger’s Service Bureau
13Th St
Washington, D. C
TLE
Social Notes from New Plymouth and Nearby Towns
Local社iety items list Sunday visits and guests from New Plymouth Haydenville Logan Nelsonville and Columbus. Families include the H Harden Cremean Haas Sinnott Heinlein Smith and other households with dinners church events 4-H and a forthcoming Community Choir song service at Asbury Church led by Mary Hixenbaugh.
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New Plymouth
H. W. Harden
Richard Cremean
Logan
J. C. Cremean
Walter Haas
Sonny” Adams
Guy Lewis
Zion Ridge
R. W. Haas
Ewing Cassell
Columbus
R. H. Hinerman
G. R. Sinnott
Nelsonville
Hobart McDaniel
Bobby
Lancaster
Emma Weed
T. S. Sinnott and Son
Haydenville
R. H
Zaleski
George Geiger
Union Furnace
Charles Fuller
Harry Harris
Homer Haas
Bethel
Hamden
Asbury Church
Mary Hixenbaugh
Orbiston Community Notes Then and Now
Sunday school at Orbiston drew 36 attendees on April 30. Families and residents including the Sorrells, Campbells, Roberts, Bookman, Campbell, Dixon, Fullers, Gill, Labourne and Coakley were noted for visits, church attendance, and eighth grade tests at Murray.
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Orbiston
Orbiston Sunday School
Steve Sorrell
Henry Wilson
Athens
Naomi Campbell
Virgil
Elizabeth Roberts
Morristown
Helen Bookman
Grace Campbell
UMWA
Buchtel
Tom Dixon
Columbus
Clarence Fuller
Coonville
I Vance Glancy
Betty Lyons
Claude Gill
Joe Labourne
Ruth Coakley
Corning
Murray
Rheumatic Fever Aids and Risks for Children
Health column warns rheumatic fever as a serious crippler for youths. A review of 1,000 cases shows 59 deaths with heart disease common. discussion covers age, seasons, causes uncertain, throat infections, environment, and possible preventive measures.
Jacksonville Lodge Celebrates 120th Anniversary
The Jacksonville Odd Fellows and Rebekahs marked the 120th anniversary of Charles Thomas Lodge in the Odd Fellows Hall with Chauncey Rebekahs as guests. Speakers included Supt. M. M. Bryson and ministers Rev. R. S. Lawrence and Rev. Gus Graham. Music featured local artists and a cake was provided by Charles Speary of Chauncey.
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Jacksonville
Charles Thomas Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Chauncey Rebekahs
Charles Speary
Chauncey
M. M. Bryson
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
R. S. Lawrence
Gus Graham
Eileen, Chipela
Alberta Southard
Emma Mae McFarland
Joe Watson
Ulysses Gillette
Paul Masters
Christian Science Talk At Ohio University Lecture
Charles V Winn JC AB Pasadena Calif spoke at Music Hall detailing Jesus Christ as the messenger of universal truth and the power of God. He defined God as infinite Mind Spirit and Love and urged reliance on spiritual means for healing and deliverance from life’s woes.
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Christian Science Organization
Ohio University
Music Hall
Charles V. Winn
Pasadena
Calif
Jesus the Christ
Father
Jesus
God
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Squirrel nests block chimney in Watertown home fire
In Watertown Massachusetts Patrick McHugh reported smoke pouring into his house after moving in. Firefighters found a squirrel nest in the chimney blocking the flue and causing a fire.
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Watertown
Mass
Patrick McHugh
Kemen
Fire departments interrupted by Cheviot call
In Cincinnati area Cheviot fire department interrupts a meeting of 13 departments at Cheviot City Hall at 10 13 p m for an emergency call.
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Cincinnati
Cheviot City Hall
Cheviot
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