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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1933
Page
4
The Athens Messenger outlines its publication schedule and geographic reach in southeastern Ohio, listing Bush as publisher and Settles & Harris as managers. It notes circulation across multiple communities and details subscription rates including weekly and yearly plans.
The piece notes President Roosevelt advancing toward a broader phase of the New Deal focusing on industry control. It highlights calls from business leaders for self regulation under government supervision, expansion of emergency powers, and plans for public works funding, federal control of railroads, and social programs to curb deflation and boost jobs.
Merle Thorpe argues in Nation's Business that blaming others for economic woes solves nothing. He urges courts and economic law to punish real crime, noting broad participation across society and the need for disciplined action to move forward.
Dorothy Dix argues marriage thrives when both partners give more than they take. Both genders often blame the other for failures while neglecting their own faults. True happiness comes from loving and serving one another, not from insisting on receiving.
In a tense office scene, Avis Arlen asks for a meeting to influence Mary ahead of her wedding while the narrator schemes to shield Noel and address Veritzen. Veritzen probes the truth, hinting at hidden motives as the ruse to Patchogue thickens and the plot thickens. The conversation ends with a warning as the next installment promises more, revealing whether Arlen’s visit is genuine or a ploy.
A cryptic cross word listing several clue numbers with definitions and partial answers including terms for religious control by Nazis, musical terms, wagon with no springs, and bay or Mars related hints. The fragment appears to be the last six lines of a sonnet followed by assorted crossword clues and answers.
State war rants totaling $2,760,753 were mailed yesterday by State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy to counties townships cities and villages as the distribution of gasoline tax revenues.
George H. Evans aged 35 of Albany and Lenore Collins aged 26 of Albany Route daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Collins are identified in the notice.
The lunar transits indicate a day of doubt and minor troubles. Employment and business face petty worries, delays, and friction, with private relationships susceptible to inharmonies unless restraint is used. Anita Loos, noted scen ario writer, is a birth highlight for the day.
Reports note air mail service between China and Russia covering 3000 miles in four days. Other items include U.S. airports valued at over 115 million, Gronau’s flying boat now in Munich’s Deutsche Museum, Ranger carrier tonnage at 91,300 with 43,700 still to build, New Jersey’s top airways, a four lens air mapping camera, 13 entrants in the Deutsche de la Meurthe Cape race, and 106 licensed airports in Australia with 185 landing fields.
The cartoon discusses Tiberius as a nyctalops yet actually a hemeralops with night vision and poor daylight sight. It also describes the Visby Trojeborg maze in Gotland near Gallows Mountain, linked to ancient sun worship and a legend of a princess in the Cave of the Robbers. Tomorrow, The Axtediluviag Monument.
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