Athens Messenger Page Four Advertising Rates Notice
The Athens Messenger lists advertising rates on application. It notes clerical and office details, postal information, and memberships with industry associations. The page references editions and subscription pricing, indicating a historical newspaper layout and publication data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederick W. Bush
Memier
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Obio Geiect
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Intend Dewy Press Associatoo
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Rome
Athens
Job Outlook Brighter for College Graduates This Summer
A survey of major industries shows stronger demand for new graduates with higher salaries. Some colleges report up to 200 percent more jobs, others 10 percent more, with about 80 percent of graduates expected to secure positions. Aviation, accounting, and sales promotion see the biggest gains as business activity rises, signaling a robust entry market for June graduates.
New Jersey Def Department Aims to Aid Local Government
New Jersey establishes a state department to assist counties towns and townships in solving municipal problems. The piece argues local government is the major political sore spot and urges better information on municipal finances to prevent waste and poor budgeting. It contrasts New Jersey with Ohio where municipal debt and overspending woes are blamed on lack of citizen awareness and insufficient state data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Jersey
Ohio
Southeastern
Protect Young Trees In Ohio From Grass Fires Dangers
Periods of light rainfall in Ohio have led to deliberate grass fires caused by carelessness with matches and cigarettes from cars. Foresters warn these fires destroy young timber with future value for scenery and soil protection. More public supervision and cooperation are urged to protect new growth and tourist appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Still Patchwork Road Funding Fails Modern Travel Needs
The author argues motor vehicle funds exceed what is needed and wasteful spending delays highway modernization. They criticize a cockeyed program and patchwork plans while noting other countries' superior highways and some states’ wider, forward looking projects.
Debating Public Spending and Private Wealth Concepts
Raymond Clapper examines how Roosevelt and critics miscast public spending. A. A. Berle Jr compares free and toll bridges to show wealth in public works, while Alvin Hansen advocates balance between spending and tax receipts across cycles and amortization for long term projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Berle, Jr
O'Mahoney
National Economic Committee
Berle
Brooklyn Bridge
George Washington Bridge
The Unusual Job of Updating America's Official Map
Washington report on C E Ruebsam of the Interior Department who engraves and updates the United States master map by hand. He works from copper plates to chart changing names towns rivers and boundaries for the 1938 edition with 1940 already in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. E. Ruebsam
Department of the Interior
Ruebsam
United States
General Land Office of the Interior Department
U. S
Road Taxes and New Deal Waste, Critics Say
The author argues road taxes burden motorists and that patchwork highways prove wasteful. They claim New Deal spending shifted funds from permanent road projects to short term measures, increasing public debt and weakening public confidence. Long-term highway investment and job creation are urged.
Q and A Trivia About Constellations and History
A reader’s quiz covers topics from astronomy to history including the number of constellations eighty eight and how to obtain a Stars and Constellations booklet. It explains Pax Dei and Pax Romana, state hospital admissions in 1936, and the clock in Prague with its mythic legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Service Bureau
Thirteenth St
Washington, D. C
Veterans Administration
Schnitzer
United States
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Harausch
The Messengers Service Bureau Address Notice
A reader advisory from The Messengers Service Bureau in Washington D C explains that legal and medical advice cannot be provided and requests readers enclose a three cent stamp for reply. It instructs mail be addressed to MESSENGER S SERVICE BUREAU at 1013th St Washington D C and signed The Editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messengers Service Bureau
Washington
Messenger
13Th St
Washington, D. C
Ohio Home and Faith in Poet’s Corner Verse
A Messenger Readers column presents a poetry piece praising Ohio as the Buckeye State. The speaker cherishes Ohio, recalling homeland love, service members sent abroad, and faith, ending with a boast that Ohio is the best. Signed Cc. S. Moore from Athens Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Satan
Ohio
Cc. S. Moore
Athens, O
R. D
Public Forum letters critique WPA supervision and costs
William Swindell of Glouster writes in May 26 letter criticizing WPA oversight and staff salaries, citing New York World's Fair building costs and alleging inefficiency. He argues Congress should require salary and wage increase details for all WPA staff and accuses officials of unfair treatment of unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Martin
Congress
Harrington
WPA
House
Jacksonville
Ohio
Mr. Gibson
M. A. Williams
Gibson
E. A. Kibble
Reedsville
Stockborn
Zanesville
William Swindell
Hocking County To Send Delegations To National Convention
Hocking County clubs will send delegates to the national convention in Indianapolis June 23 to 25. Elections determined representatives George Engle Charles Sheets and James Sherlock for the local club with P R Wandling Union Furnace and John J Engle Marion Township for other clubs. A meeting at Maccabee hall Tuesday evening features Reverend Patrick Henry Williams of Cambridge as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Townsend
Indianapolis
George Engle
Charles Sheets
James Sherlock
P. R. Wandling
Union Furnace
John J. Engle
Marion Township
Maccabee Hall
Patrick Henry Williams
Cambridge
Mary Franklin Faces Backlash Over Clem Shirley Scandal
In the Gazette newsroom, tension rises as managing editor Tom Ladd confronts Mary Franklin over Clem Shirley’s past. Mary defends Clem while Ladd demands the clipping details and a sharper angle, risking Mary’s job and emotions amid office rumors and power plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Goodby
Clem
Jack
Duke Martin
Gazette
Cressie
Dan Perkins
Si Marlin
Stock Exchange
Star
Tom Ladd
Mary Franklin
Burt
the Gazette
James Shirley
Th International Brake Co
Shirley
Crem
Sam
Ladd
Pete
Friar Tuck
Plaza
Chinatown
Harvard
Lovey Dove
Clem Shirley
Connecticut
John Bureden
Park Avenue
Janice French
Miss Franklin
Tom
the Pareson
Homogenized Milk Details and Health Claims
Dr Morris Fishbein explains homogenized milk keeps fat evenly distributed by high pressure mixing. The process reduces cream separation, improves texture and digestion by creating a softer curd and quicker stomach emptying, and may improve vitamin D distribution and overall milk nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Girl saves mother after CO gas incident
Mrs Mamie Michelich survived a carbon monoxide incident when her year old daughter Marlene found her slumped over the washtub in the cellar. The girl screamed and neighbors alerted help as emergency crews treated the unconscious mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Marlene
Mamie Michelich
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Athens Messenger
THE
United Press
Raymond Clapper
Roosevelt
Passamaquoddy
Panama Canal
Alvin H. Hansen
Hansen
Bruce Catton
Poet's Corner
Oy Messenger
Flanders Hill
Buckeye
By Galbraith
OPK
NEA Serwce
the Public Forum
Europe
Eur
Helen Worden
NEA Service
Ing
Philip C. Jeans
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!