Advertising and subscription rates listed for Athens Post Office
National representatives John W Cullen Company presents advertising rates for home and foreign offices with a nominal obituary card charge. Subscription rates follow: by carrier 15 cents weekly. by mail in Ohio four weeks 60 cents, ten weeks $1.00, six months $2.50, one year $4.50. Postage matter noted under act of 1918.
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John W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Athens
Ohio
Westward Hope for Eastern Leadership Emerges
An editorial reflection notes a shift: a saner West has curbed radicalism and produced leaders fit for national politics. Post Civil War changes, industry and finance reshaped thought, reducing frontier bravado. East and West mingle more, provincialism fades, and consolidation of political thought grows on the horizon.
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East
Alleghenies
West
Mississippi
Wheelers
Norrises
Faces Covered in Feudal Times Echo Modern Threats
The piece argues that secretive, hooded groups like the Black Legion and Klan operated in past eras and would fade when restrained by society but persist today. It warns that such masked bands, led by unscrupulous speakers, will appear and fail unless law and order prevail, keeping individuals from taking justice into their own hands.
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Black Legion of
Detroit
Ku Klux Klan
Black Legion
Ohio relief program clash to shape coming state year
The legislature and governor clash over a permanent relief program for Ohio with elections near. Officials warn piecemeal funding from multiple funds fails long term and a broad tax levy may be needed as federal aid wanes. Counties vary in relief pressure while voters must confront hidden costs in tax bills.
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Ohio
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local figures and politics
Fragmentary notes mention a Matawan New Jersey man coughing up something years ago, a Chicago passage, Henry Ford predicting farm grown auto materials, visible parts in fields from the highway, Joan Blondel with a surprised look, and voters who elected Zioncheck.
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Matawan
N. J
Chicago
Henry Ford
Joan Blondel
Secretary Ickes fires wood expert at PWA
Republicans claim remaining would be experts. Dora wonders about a coal refund after the cancellation of Guiley's order. The report notes the firing by Secretary Ickes and ongoing questions about refunds and policy.
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Ickes
PWA
Dora
United States and Britain move toward informal naval alliance
The article describes a growing unofficial U SBritish naval accord formed through shared interests and confidences. It notes cooperation since Far East needs sparked it, hardened by the London Naval Conference, and highlights plans for new destroyers and submarines while noting treaty limits and potential escalator or scrapping options.
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Far East
Pacific
Europe
London
United States
Norman Davis
Admiral Stanley
Britain
Japan
Congress
Secret calls hint at aiding California kidnapper
A British ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay reportedly made frequent calls to the U S State Department, supposedly to save Alexander Mackay, jailed for kidnapping a sheriff in a California jail break. Lindsay sought a new trial but did not succeed.
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Sir Ronald Lindsay
State Department
Sir Ronald
Alexander Mackay
California
White House
British indecision on Mussolini sparks fear and plans
The British weigh how to curb Mussolini amid Europe’s autocrats. They fear Il Duce more than Hitler and consider a Mediterranean defensive alliance of small powers with grievances against him.
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Mussolini
Europe
Hitler
Mediterranean
Il Duce
West Side PTA hears Mrs Carruthers speak
Ten years ago Mrs. George EB Carruthers spoke at a West Side PTA meeting. The report lists Athens residents and guests traveling to Columbus for a nearby event, including Prof. George Starr Lasher and Dean Irma E Voigt among others.
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George EB. Carruthers
The
West Side Pta
Athens
Columbus
Maton Talley
George Starr Lasher
Victor Whitehouse
FD Foresth
F. X. Rauch
C C. Robinson
T. W. Craig
L. V. Brown
Dean Irma E. Voigt
Anna BE. White
Mra
Margaret Benedict
Mayme Johnston
Eva Lamon
Athenian Art Cooking Club Hosts Porch Party
The Athenian Art Cooking Club hosted a porch party at the home of Mr and Mrs H D Henry to honor Mr and Mrs E C Logan on their departure to make their home in Cleveland.
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Athenian Art Cooking Club
Mra
H. D. Henry
E. C. Logan
Cleveland
P Bets Pid Sorority Reception at Miss Bertha Brown Home
Sorority social hosted at Miss Bertha Brown’s residence with guests Miss Catherine Silvas Mrs J P Woot Jr and several assisting hosts listed. Merril Atkinson and son Merril left for Za leski for the day. Guests included Mr and Mrs C Schloss Mr and Mrs Ben Stalder Lucile Stalder Mrs Julius Fisher and Mrs Margaret Rosser. Day arrived home from a months ota in Welanderdale Filia.
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C Schloss
Ben Stalder
Lucile
Julius Fisher
Margaret Rosser
Nelsonville
Ota
Welanderdalea Filia
Public Forum on Wallace AAA payments and idle labor
In a signed letter Editor G D Ridenour argues that partial AAA benefit figures show farm curtailment cost consumers and suggests redirecting funds to employ idle workers. He cites $3,851,137 worth of farm products kept off market and estimates 1,283,712 six hour days could have funded 3,000 workers at 50 cents per hour.
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the Messenger
Wallace
AAA
Agriculture Department
PWA
District Tales of Long Ago
Eli Cushman Crippen born in Athens village in 1814 was postmaster under Lincoln and married Kate Whipple. His son Henry C. was a mail agent, Carrie married Rev. Silas Pruden, Celia married Rev. David Morgan, and Eli belonged to the Universalist Church at Rutland. Judge Ebenezer Currier, born in Rhode Island, aided settlers with debt forgiveness and served as Ohio University treasurer and state legislator. Captain Joseph M. Dana, 1822 birth, long clerk of courts, Civil War militia officer, attorney, Athens mayor, and Ohio University trustee, died 1881.
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Lincoln
Eli Crippen
Athens
Kate Whipple
Henry C
M. and C
Carrie
Silas Pruden
Celia
David Morgan
Universalist
Rutland
Meigs County
Ebenezer Currier
Athens Village
Rhode Island
Exeter
Lewis Cass
Ohio University
Ohio House
Senate
Athens County
Olive Crippen
Ohio
Joseph M. Dana
Joseph Dana
Dana
John Perkins
Ann Colwell
Third Ohio Infantry
General Grosvenor
Nursing Tips From Dr Morris Fishbein Health Hints
A nursing mother should feed from one breast if milk is ample to reduce infection risk, but use both breasts when milk is low to stimulate flow. Shorten single breast sessions to about 10 minutes. with both breasts, six minutes may suffice. Maintain a regular feeding schedule and manage air swallowed during nursing by keeping the baby semi erect and patting the back to belch.
Borah Answers Ten Questions on Budget Relief and Economy
Senator Borah answers the ten questions on budget balance relief unemployment currency and related policy. He favors balancing the budget without tax hikes, federal relief with greater state administration, old age pensions, no permanent unemployment, a managed currency, a shorter work week, preserving states powers, strict anti trust enforcement, no farm production cuts, reciprocal trade treaties with Senate approval, and support for the Utilities Holding Act.
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Frazier Hunt
Borah
America
Senate
Old Lion
Lone Wolfe
Old Guard
London
Cleveland
Supreme Court voids Guffey Coal Control Act mandate
The Supreme Court yesterday ordered its mandate invalidating the Guffey Coal Control Act issued immediately.
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Washington
U.P
Supreme Court
Gail Everett Finds Work in New York Fashion Shop
Gail Everett, Larne prize winner, travels from MISS CRANSTON's school to New York with a letter from Larne. In town she meets artist DEREK HARGREAVES who advises Madame Lizette's, where Gail lands a job after the previous designer departs. She encounters wealthy DICK SEARLES and postpones a date as the shop awaits sketches.
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Gail Everett
Larne
New York
Gail
Miss Cranston
Madame Lizette
Hollywood
Dick Searles
Rosemary
Searles
Madame Linetis
Gail Sees Dreams Shattered Then Dances On
Gail, a 19 year old aspiring fashion model, endures a setback at Madame’s shop as instructions clash with youthful designs. After a tense morning she finds cheer in a dinner date with Derek Hargreaves, believing success may still come.
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Gail
Madame's
Madame
Miss Carolie
Rosemary
Derek
Derek Hargreaves
Chile
Poet Colum Verse Contributed by Messenst Readers
Poets corner prints verses contributed by readers. names and addresses appear with pieces. The robin poem describes spring, birds, and kindness to birds. contributor Anna Lee Brown Sollister Obie signs the piece with location.
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Messenst
Colum
Robin
Anna Lee Brown
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Paul Mallon
Harry M. Roach
Zanesville
F. G. Flegal
C. T. Crippen
Marjorie Bartels
Richard
HL. Atkinson
Merril
Zaleski
Public
G. D. Ridenour
Eli Cushman Crippen
Amos Crippen
DR. Morris Fishbein
NEA Service
Athens Messenger
Utilities Holding Company Act
Utilities Holding Act
William E. Borah
George Clark
Mother
Daddy
Jean Serwight
NEA
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