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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1930
Page
4
Obituary and acknowledgement notices from The Athens Messenger reflect standard newspaper classifieds. References to condolences and thanks appear alongside notices possibly from John W. Cullen Company and various offices in New York and Detroit.
A discussion on how professionals must educate the public through practical guidance. It argues sales success relies on informative interaction rather than empty pitches, and that every role from banker to orange grower should teach value, thrift, and healthful uses of their product.
The article argues citizens lack awareness of the high cost of unstable pavements and that cities bear heavy upkeep from vehicle taxes. It cites Illinois figures suggesting $75 per mile yearly suffices for first class hard surfaces, while current spending often funds maintenance rather than real improvement.
Helen M. Barrett of Richland Michigan died at 99. Her father served under Gates in the Saratoga battle. Barrett helped raise 10 children, spun yarn, wove, baked, milled cows, and cooked over a hearth. Her daughter recalls she always seemed to manage.
In New York on May 20 a station W A N warned aspiring broadcasters that many applicants fail to pronounce names and words. The piece notes novices from various states struggle with names like Mousourg and Liliuokalani and lists challenging terms from cross word puzzles.
The article argues that expanding human knowledge changes views of divinity. It notes a universe vast beyond human scales, measuring about 140 million light years across, with light traveling 186000 miles per second for 140 million years, challenging the idea of a jealous god.
An editorial reflects on how the phrase Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live sparked witch hunts. It recalls King James executing accused witches and describes mass tortures tied to belief in witches. The piece cites Cornell University’s former president on the harmful impact of those words and mentions a French envoy’s remarks on European federation.
This fragment compiles Q and A items on sanitation factors marine painting anchor ice legitimate stage wills refriger ator cars Land of Goshen Java Botanical Gardens founded 1817 skylight lighting for the Senate Chamber with daylight and hidden lamps.
Dr Frank McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health explains hiccups remedies and cautions about underlying causes. He advocates self applied cervical pressure to stop hiccups and ice exposure, plus avoiding overeating and fast eating.
The text argues Europe should delay any union against the United States until debts owed are paid. It cautions that turning from a plea of help to a hostile bloc would be abrupt and notes it will be too late to decide US retaliation after such a bloc forms. It uses a Kilkenny cats metaphor to describe the danger of a united Europe.
Mussolini addressed about 200000 in Florence promising ten ships for every French build and warning enemies that Italy is ready for all comers. He dismissed pacifist talk as weak and urged stronger weapons and defenses. Europe’s unity debate inspires tougher stance.
The Moonenger notes in Ohio Farmer and other papers expose promoters of a defeated state constabulary scheme. The piece accuses them of pushing their pet policy as the next session approaches, implying ongoing preparation to bombard the upcoming legislature.
The piece accuses lawmakers of masking antiworker aims behind aid to farmers and warns that state police like Cossacks in West Virginia and Pennsylvania target wage earners. It recalls brutal past reactions to labor unrest and implies similar tactics would arise if the measure passes. The author cites named incidents and critics to expose political manipulation.
Four girls Naomi Eng land Bessie Bradfield Elizabeth Hixson and Lillian Hall graduated from Chauncey High School last night. Miss Clara Williams travels to Washington DC with Miss Lillie Faris for the National Sunday School convention. Virgene Putnam visits Lancaster. Dr Alston Ellis to speak at Picker ington high school commencement. Ten years ago Private James O Jewell from Athens earned marksman status in the Marine Corps. Professor C L Martzolff heads to Hopedale for the high school commencement address.
A compact note on proper usage and pronunciation with examples. Highlights misused phrases, common mispronunciations and spelling tips. The piece encourages daily vocabulary growth by mastering one word like inure meaning to accustom or harden.
Washington May 20 The Griffin bill would allow those who refuse arm bearing to still seek citizenship. Pacifists and religious groups back the measure while patriotic societies oppose it. Hearings before the House Immigration Committee feature arguments from Major General Fries and others, with opposition citing class legislation and the need for military pledge.
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