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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1933
Page
4
Declining Plague Prompts Tuberculosis Fight Gains
Public health efforts and funding yield lower TB death rates in 50 U S cities to 3 per 100 000 from 174 in 1910. Despite progress 75 000 Americans die annually. Indifference to isolation of cases and insufficient local funding hinder victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tuberculosis Association
Frederick L. Hoffman
New York
America
A Revolutionary Tinge In Recovery Program Debate
The piece argues the New Deal recovery may carry a revolutionary tinge but remains a conservative proposition. It notes capital owners are skittish about investing, fearing inflation and uncertain profits, which slows progress. It questions whether profits will return on schedule and how public spending and taxes affect confidence.
Home Town Hero Carl Hubbell Returns To Meeker Oklahoma
Meeker Oklahoma greets World Series star Carl Hubbell with a town wide welcome on Main Street near the drug store. A post return celebration and ball game followed as the southpaw joined locals, mirroring welcomes given to Ralston Hemsley and Estel Crabtree after major league seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeker
Oklahoma
Carl Mubbell
Hubbell
Ralston Hemsley
Syracuse
Meigs County
Este
Crabtree
Nelsonville
Athens County
Dorothy Dix on wife facing a middle aged husband's infidelity
Dorothy Dix argues that betrayed wives facing long marriages must weigh children, husband’s attitude, and the option of forgiveness against divorce. She advises maintaining the home if possible, distinguishing genuine love from infatuation, and recognizing that a half loaf may be better than no bread, with forgiveness often the wiser path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flibberty-Gibbet
Europe
Reno
Ear of corn with red cross displayed in Nelsonville store
Report notes Homer Linton found a corn ear marked with a red cross and shown at Cable's Hardware Store in Nelsonville. Other items recall past local events including patrol leaders for East Side School Girl Scouts, and a postmaster change in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Linton
Cable
Nelsonville
Olive Carpenter
Mona McKinley
Doris Giesecke
Ike Young
East Side
Girl Scouts
French Sport Quiz Clues and Answers Puzzle
A mixed set of horizontal and vertical clue prompts listing athlete references, animals, objects, and common nouns from a French sport themed puzzle with answers to be filled in across genders and plural forms. Includes terms for crystals, ages, colors, and measures as well.
Believe It or Not Strange Craft and Kazan Cutie
Be lieve It or Not features the Tigris circular boats called koufas made of yellow wood and bitumen coated hides. Harun al Rashid era scenes noted. The Kazan Cutie describes Kazan brides presenting dowries on breastplate outfits with shoulder straps to promote wooing. Tomorrow: An Elastic Surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigris
Babylonia
Assyria
Harun al Rashid
Kazan
New York Y
Frank W. Smith
New York
Edison
Brotherhood of Edison
Ro Terson
Brotherhood Edison
NRA
Home Rule To Reduce Taxes by Atkinson
C C Atkinson of Columbus, secretary of the County Home Rule Association, advocates a county home rule amendment to cut taxes. He argues county tax levies rose 186 percent from 1911 to 1930 while the tax duplicate grew 47 percent and population fell. He says the amendment would allow optional county government forms and local charters, while preserving existing systems where desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Athens County
C. Atkinson
Columbus
County Home Rule Association
Ohio
Roosevelt
Entire Lung Removed Patient Lives
A three year old girl Doris Yost of Keyser West Virginia underwent a rare operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital to remove her entire left lung due to cancer in the airway. The procedure required transfusion advanced techniques and may save her life as surgeons emphasize complete tissue removal to prevent cancer spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
Doris Yost
Keyser
W. Va
William F. Reinhoff, Jr
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Reinhoff
Doris
Teagle Turns Big Player in Labor Board Clashes
Walter Teagle of Standard Oil is depicted as a forceful figure in National Labor Board hearings shaping disputes with workers. The piece notes General Electric's Gerard Swope, Postmaster General Jim Farley, and Jack Garner in politics and industry, plus trade talks with Russia and domestic concerns on pleasure and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Walter Teagle
Standard Oil
National Labor Board
Teagle
Gerard Swope
General Electric
Westinghouse
Wagner
Swope
Jim Farley
Texas
Jack Garner
Congress
Washington
About Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton
A columnist argues parents overemphasize constant excitement to please children. She notes sensory stimulation delights briefly but true contentment comes from stable emotional care rather than perpetual novelty. The piece uses metaphor comparing human nerves to robot viscera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts Barton
Women Asked To Help Needy In Community Fund Drive
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt urged women nationwide to take personal responsibility in raising and administering funds for the needy this winter. She told state and local chairmen from four states tasked with gathering 55 million dollars for community fund projects that governments must be strengthened by community action and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Child 9 Injured by Falling Pitchfork on Mansfield Farm
Paul Wentz, nine, son of Mr and Mrs H B Wentz of Mansfield, was struck on the head by a pitchfork that fell from a straw stack near Shelby. Doctors said prongs pierced his brain and the skull was fractured leaving the boy with paralysis on his right side and in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Paul Wentz
H. B. Wentz
Shelby
Here
Edison Rights Row Sparks Union Formation Talk
Fragmentary text hints at Edison denying a claim and a possible injunction violation linked to union formation. Mentions a brotherhood or group contemplating union action amid disputes. Data is unclear but indicates legal contest surrounding organizational formation.
Day of training and planets cowl obscure events
Fragmentary text hints at cosmic or astrological themes affecting fortunes, with mentions of opportunities, obstacles, private interests, and a birth year cycle. References to an elderly person’s health, a talented child born on the eve, and a notable nativity appear in a dreamlike, unclear passage.
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Rhose
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