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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
4
Page Four Subscription Rates and Advertising Details
The page lists subscription rates by carrier and mail options for Ohio and outside Ohio, with terms in advance and various durations. Advertising rates are available on application, with obituary and card notices offered at a nominal charge. It also provides national advertising reps in New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Banka
More Power To Women Federated Clubs Lead Athens Progress
Local Athens women’s clubs are praised for new civic and social welfare efforts. The federation strengthens cooperation across the county, inspiring larger projects and sacrifice for community betterment and child welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Federated
Womens’ Clubs
Athens County
Buying Securities in a buoyant market warns against fake offerings
The piece notes strong demand for bonds and stocks, with the public investing heavily and market optimism. It cautions against boom excesses seen in the last cycle and warns to beware of fake securities while insisting on standard, value-backed issues.
Bluffers and braggarts and a stormy night at Pat s brew house
A collection of humorous vignettes features Chairman Lasker criticizing braggarts, Snowdrop the self writing cook, Pat Rooney s stormy brewing den, and an Englishman distressed by bad beer. Mike the Irishman suggestively mediates the trouble with a raincoat trick as urban manners are parodied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasker
Shipping Board
Snowdrop
Mike
Pat
Fragmented 1920s News Snippets Mix of Quips and Jibes
A collage of brief lines includes a diary quip about steam heat, Ivy Cobb idealizing a free country, a flapper era remark on hatpins, a jokey letter mocking a Royal figure, a Cosmo Hamilton jab about Ellis Island, and a barbed note on Lord Derby and Lloyd George.
Industrial Code for the Coal Industry outlined in Kenyon bill
A proposed industrial code for coal operators and miners would govern wages and working conditions and dispute settlements. Key provisions mirror railroad labor rules and set 11 fundamental principles, including public need, collective bargaining, union rights, equal pay, child labor limits, and an eight hour day with overtime pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Kenyon
Senate
Iowa
West Virginia
Borah
Idaho
Harling
White House
Congress
Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Q and A column answers prompts from readers
The Athena Messenger Information Bureau provides brief factual answers to general questions. Topics cover naval manpower at armistice, Father of Mexican Independence, railroad spike pull weight, Coney Island history, conger eel sizes, Ohioan Speaker of the House, Franco Belgian towns, condensed milk inventor, margin trading, Comedie Francaise, and the National Road origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miguel Sana Castilla
Republic
Z.Z. M
Penn. R. R. West
Coney Island
New England
House of Representatives
J. Warren Keifer
France
Belgium
Commines
Conmines
P. Y
Athens Day by Day in The Messenger Watch Dog
Thursday brings a holiday mood as Athenians flee routine to golf, boats, and Buckeye Lake cottages. The piece recalls rich and idle pleasures, then shifts to evening calm on campus and a cautious editor’s line on party chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Buckeye Lake
Masonic Hall
McARTHUR Delegates Meet in Chilli cothe M E District
McARTHUR delegates to the Foreign Missionary society group meeting in Hamden included Mesdames Arnold Hamilton Lantz Wor ley Dunlap Coultrap Thorp Howell Horrocks Martindill Paffenbarger Burley Blackstone Murphy and L W Thorp. The McArthur Dundas pike is closed for repairs and traffic is detoured via Minnie Wolf’s and E T Winters places. Sheriff Sockel arrested Farley for burglary at Y E Cottrill’s Radcliff store. Mrs. George Partlow travels to Columbus for eye treatment. Ora Sprouse, suspected in the Rob McMasters killing, is held in Huntington W Va awaiting arrival here. John H Huhn of McArthur died in West Jefferson at 58. burial Friday in Elk cemetery. He is survived by his widow Sallie Hulburt and three brothers Joseph Hamden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Foreign Missionary Society
Chillicothe M. E
Hamden
A. W. Paffenbarger
Burley Henry
Chas. Blackstone
John Murphy
Mr. L. W. Thorp
Sockel
Ora Spouse
Huntington
W. Va
Sprouse
Rob McMasters
John H. Huhn
West Jefferson
Elk
Local notes from Thurston and surrounding areas
Families in Thurston and nearby towns are mentioned with names of relatives traveling to recoup in New Mexico and Texas. A court case in Columbus favored the plaintiff with foreclosure to be issued if unpaid in five days. Wellston voters approve a 50000 bond to fix streets as the Berlin Cross Roads pike to the county line near Hamden is slated for reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Lott
George S. Marshall
Columbus
Grover C. Treaster
Coultrap
Wellston
Berlin
Vinton County
Hamden
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Athens Messenger
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Ohio Dailies
International News Service
U. Postoffice
National Advertising
Robert Ke Ward
Mesener & Herald Priniing Co
Athena
Onia
Enon Eee
Pat Rooney
London
Ivy Cobb
Roy
Lester Lamb
Cosmo Hamilton
United States
England
Ellis Island
Statue of Liberty
Margot
Lord Derby
Lloyd George
Ayanny
Frederic J. Haskin
Athena Mes
Enger Information Bureau
The
Inquirer
Navy Department
Naval Reserve
Naval Service
Gail Borden
Noorwich
N. Y
Stock Exchange
J. V
Comedie Frarcaise
Paris
Comedie Francaise
National Theatre of France
la Maison de Moliere
Moliere’s Theatre
Cumberland
Jefferson, Mo
Ontario
Hospital Hills
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Nelsonville
McArthur-Dundas
Henry Sockel
Farley
Y. E. Cottrill
Radcliff
George Partlow
George
Thurston
William
Cleveland
Ella Martindill
Maggie Eckelberry
Lucy Cramblett
Chillicothe
C. V. Cox
C. C. Roberts
Ed Vitatoe
Donald
New Mexico
Texas
Ella Martindill of
Ernest
Perry Evans
J. E. Cecil
Allensville
Ival Graves
William Graves
J. E. Bateson
Civic Club
Vernon M. Riege
10Th Congressional District
Zaleski
Carl Rosser
Hazel McKibben
Ethel Peters
J. W.coleman
L. Williams
J. W. Ricketts
Swan Township Booster Club
Wolfe's Grove
Creole
Alta Timms
Dundas
James Timms
Point Rock
Nazarene Church
Frances Wilbur
Logan
Delia Wolfe
Emma Keynes
Miss Westenhaver
John Daugherty
Adaie’Shepherdson
Italy
Her
Donse Brothers Motor Car
C. A. Daugherty Athens
Durant
B. Muncie
Ind
Athens, Ohio
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