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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1930

Page

4

Obituary and rates notice from Athens Postoffice page

Obituary requests and card of thanks appear with subscription rate details. The section lists postal offices in New York and Detroit rates for home or foreign submissions and notes Second Class matter status under subscription rates with yearly and monthly pricing.

Jonn South Beena Shieser New York Detroit Bateret Athens Postoffice Cerrier

Golf ball deformation under hard drives observed

A Bureau of Standards note explains a golf ball is deformed during a powerful drive, though exact deformation量 is not quantified. The text also lists Q and A items on cables, naval conferences, bowls, education in China, Mussolini recreations, Amana Colony facts, and Gandhi’s training.

A THOUGHT FOR TODAY Purity and true godliness cited

A brief devotional note reflects on purity in character and life. It cites Titus 1 15 and Hosea Ballou to emphasize moral integrity as true godliness.

Hosea Ballou

Ford guidance for better business in the Valley

Henry Ford urges improved products, distribution, and leadership to boost profits. The piece argues efficiency, higher wages for capable workers, and constant modernization as key to prosperity, noting small Valley businesses must maximize volume and reduce waste to survive.

Henry Ford Ford Hocking Valley New Valley United States

The Glory of Returning to Our Youthful Places

Reflections on memory versus reality as people revisit hillsides creeks and houses from youth. The piece notes disillusion when familiar sites no longer match remembered grandeur and suggests that longing remains a strong human impulse across diverse experiences and backgrounds.

Sun tan fad warned for aging skin in 1929 public notice

The piece cautions against sunburn as a fashion trend among women, noting that older skin dries, wrinkles, and ages with exposure while younger skin remains firm. It urges proper preparation for sun exposure and warns that widespread tanning leaves skin less touchable and less desirable.

Free speech thwarts Red demonstrations and proves their weakness

The piece argues that the Red day failed to attract support as Communists were free to march and speak. It asserts authorities should allow demonstrations, showing the weakness of Communist displays and endorsing free speech as a prudent policy.

Fox films held open house reveals old drama behind new era

In a Savoy Plaza suite, film executive William Fox hosts a relaxed gathering as reporters mingle with financiers and talent. The scene contrasts with earlier court battles when Fox faced control shifts, revealing the shift from past upheaval to a planned 25 year expansion as industry figures circle the festivities.

Gilbert Swan Messenger York Savoy Plaza Hollywood Winfeld Sheehan Fox Films Stocky New York Fire Commission William Fox Sheehan Fox Rheehan Thia Evite Alanti

California Sees Record Population Gain and Quiet Prosperity

The piece predicts California will add two million residents in the next census, marking the largest decade population gain. It extols year round warm climes, perpetual motion of families moving in, and frames each birth and arrival as profit with no need to fear death in California.

California Wilson California Tally Wranca New York State Wall Street Hoover Ingimete Hix

Navy chiefs oppose treaty amid banker pressure and empire ties

Admiral Bristol and Admiral Jones questioned the naval treaty arguing it does not weaken Britain and could strengthen Japan. They testified the Navy General Board objects to the agreement, while critics say the Senate bends to England and big bankers. Dense demographic notes accompany broader concerns about population and wealth.

Admiral Bristol Admiral Jones United States Navy Britain Japan Navy General Board London Mirara Johnson Senate England

Blood tests and health tips from Dr Frank McCoy

The article emphasizes blood testing as essential for diagnosis and health, detailing finger or ear blood samples, smear analysis, and hemoglobin readings. It notes parasite detection, Wassermann tests, and practical cautions, then lists reader questions on leukoplakia and tuberculosis with cautious guidance.

Wassermann

Quote from conductor on shipbuilding and politics

A conductor comments on wartime ship destruction and rebuilding. He criticizes western senators and calls opponents small wild jackasses, expressing confusion about the country’s actions and urging discussion with railway workers. The piece reflects wartime sentiment and frustration with policy.

German experts discuss deadly gas air raid tactic

German aviation and gas experts claim a hundred planes each with a ton of gas bombs could smother Paris with a sixty foot gas layer, killing or disabling all in Paris. British General Ashimore favors retaliatory bombing of enemy cities to deter air attacks, noting current limits in retaliation.

Germany Paris KB. BR. Ashimore Washington New York Seattle

Tongue and Mouth Patches Failing Treatments

HL V reports white patches on tongue and mouth lining with branching patterns and worsening despite various treatments. Suspects doctor may call condition enka pleka.

HL V

Hoover political challenges and leadership style analyzed

Washington commentary questions Hoover's pace in office and his political instincts. Analysts fault limited Senate support and reliance on advisors, noting his cautious stance, weak leadership with Congress, and missteps in court and party choices.

Hoover Claudius Huston Judge Parker Supreme Court Masa Canaress Senate

Daily English Study Word Confidently and Usage Tips

This piece teaches clear English usage and pronunciation. It highlights avoiding redundancy, proper pronoun placement, and the difference in pronouncing certain words, encouraging daily vocabulary growth through mastering one word each day.

Athens Masons attend annual inspection and lodge banquet

About ten members of Paramythia Lodge No. 2a P. and A. M. joined the Athens City and County Masons for the yearly inspection and banquet at the Masonic Temple. The Athens School Board elected E. Stailey as superintendent and voted a three mill special levy. More than 2,090 Ohio University students participated in the morning academic procession for the 1520 graduating class. Twenty years ago, F. B. Kurtz and W. O. Alien left for Toledo to meet book publishers. The German Club of Ohio University held its final meeting of the year with music and readings. Albert Douglas led in early returns as a U S Representative candidate carrying Athens County and the Eleventh District.

Hoover Parker Supreme Court Simeon Peas Ohio Senate Borah Norris Tom Walsh Sald Congress Capital Hill Athens City Athens County Paramythia Lodge No Masonic Temple Ohio University F. B. Kurtz W. O. Alien Athena Toledo P. A. Claassen Albert Douglas United States Eleventh Douglas

Rites for the Dead And Other Short Phrases

A jumbled set of short word clues including rites for the dead and terms for family bonds, sea movement, varnish, portrait statue, small salae mander, wine vessel, deliver, blades, fire residue, mercy shown, strictness, a marmoset, turn aside, three and vertical, dreamer, employ, recent, dine, exclamation, cripples, steep descents, letter, war flyer, and garbled text from a damaged page.

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