The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. details
The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. lists publication schedule from 1896 to 1929 with weekday editions and a large Sunday issue. It notes leadership, affiliations, and national representation, plus subscription rates by carrier and mail across multiple counties.
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Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles A. Barris
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Vinton
Washington
Old Fashioned Facts on Auto Industry Health
The piece notes the American automobile industry used wartime cash reserves to weather hard times. It cites 1928 to 1932 asset declines, current assets at 545.6 million, union contracts lifting pay, modest price increases, and expectations of higher 1938 output. It argues capitalism shows health with high wages, low prices, and profits despite cycles.
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Ford
Wall Street Journal
Bell-Wether
New York Times
Coal Cheaper Power Sparks Debate Over Dams and Jobs
A new report argues coal can generate cheaper electricity than government subsidized water power. It cites Norris Dam projects and tax disparities to claim government power harms private coal interests, urging floods control without power production and criticizing federal dam policy.
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United States
Ohio
Norris Dam
Norris
Tennessee Power Company
Government Electric Power Company
State of
Tennessee
Washington
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Mayor LaGuardia Tracks Tammany Payroll Reforms Talk
New York Mayor LaGuardia asserts on taking office that Tammany Hall added unnecessary workers to the city payroll. He warns that if Tammany was moderate, there is more reform to come in his administration.
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LaGuardia
New York
Tammany
Duke of Windsor Hoped To Reach New York Amid Ticker Tape
The article hopes the Duke of Windsor will arrive in New York soon before surplus ticker tape from the stock market crash is discarded.
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Duke of Windsor
New York
Labor rifts cloud unity talks and NY gubernatorial bias
Washington analysis notes deep splits between the C I O and the A F of L with conflicting power aims and contested membership figures. It also flags Jim Farley as a likely 1938 New York governor candidate, backed by the Mahoney mayoral fight and signaling White House restraint.
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Cc. I. O
A. F. of L
John L. Lewis
Washington
Jim Farley
New York
Farley
Jerry Mahoney
White House
Ickes
F. H. LaGuardia
Democratic Machine
Mahoney
Roosevelt
Johnson on Big Steel picks a bold new era for U S Steel
Hugh Johnson argues that choosing Edward Stettinius as chairman and Ben Fairless as president of United States Steel matters more to the public than state governors. He praises Stettinius as capable and fair, noting his wartime service and family ties. He frames the steel industry as an economic power with outsized influence and responsibility.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
England
Edward Stettinius
Big Steel
Ben Fairless
Utah
Maddam Muliebrity
Uriah Heep
Simon Legree
Eddie Stettinius
France
United States Steel
Mr. Fairless
James Farrell
William Irwin
Eastern coach teaches coeds football strategy
An eastern football coach trains coeds in game tactics and play execution. The method attracts attention as a new crop of aspiring players and potential Monday morning quarterbacks for future seasons.
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Hiself
District Tales of Long Ago Fire Department Reorganization
Gallipolis records recount the 1879 reorganization of the fire department with a steam pumper and hose reels. Officers include Peter B. Pritchett as chief and John T. Hamilton as assistant, plus wardens, fire police, engineers, and ladder crew.
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Gallipolis
Third Avenue
Jessie Leaper
Peter B. Pritchett
John T. Hamilton
Tom Hott
Chas. Johnson
E. Geisler
E. Perry Ralph
Thomas Bell
James Shaw
Charles Friend
Ed Gills
Will Cavin
Louis Hern
Louis Curry
George W. Schenk
A. Lasley
Charles H. Clendenin
Wm. Cromley
Alvin T. Brown
Louis Cavin
D. Sprague
Fred Kuhn
James Haptonstall
Andy Randall
James Stewart
A. B. Williams
E. McConnell
William Lawson
Joe Richards
Joe Lindle
Frank Jolly
Ab Hughes
Ike Langley
James McClu
Health Hints on Preventing and Diagnosing Foot Irritation
Skin irritation between toes and fingers can be mistaken for athlete’s foot. Diagnosis requires finding parasites on the skin. Prevention centers on reducing rubbing and avoiding caustic soaps, while standard skin treatments may harm a chafed surface. A physician often examines skin samples under a microscope to rule out infection.
Public views on school bonds and local taxes stir Rutland letter
H F Bolton of Rutland voices concern over Meigs and Rutland county finances. He argues tax cuts and real estate devaluation hurt school funding and criticizes added bonds, administration, and domestic science in schools. He calls for restraint and common sense amid rising deficits. Our earth moves through space at a rate exceeding 75 times the speed of a cannon ball.
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the Messenger
Athens County
Meigs County
Rutland Township
Rutland
Dietrich
H. F. Bolton
Oct
Earth
Space
Debutante Jill Faces Love and Family Tensions
Jill Wentworth, engaged to Jack, copes with jealousy over Alan Jeffry and rival Sylvia. Barry schemes amid a strained Wentworth estate with a looming will issue and a tense family dynamic. Alan battles loneliness while hiding his feelings and meets Ardath’s intrusion at his studio.
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Jill Wentworth
Alan Jeffry
Barry Wentworth
Jill
Jack Wentworth
Sylvia Sutton
Alan
Ardath
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Athens Stessenger
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
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Carpenters’ Union
Denver
United Mine Workers
C. S O
Hugh Johnson
Hugh 8S
Johnson
Harry R Hurn
DR. Morris Fishbein
the Public Forum
George Clark
Mary Raymond Wright
NEA Service, Inc
Jack
Sylvia
Barry
Wentworth Company
Silvia
Brother Jack
Perkins
Mr. Barry
Mrs. Wentworth
Sheba
Patty
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