Athens Messenger and surrounding counties newspaper record
The Athens Messenger, published in Athens Ohio, serves Athens and adjacent towns including Nelsonville Glouster Logan Pomeroy Middleport Coolville and Gallipolis with a 160 000 population across multiple counties. The paper lists staff roles such as Managing Editor and Printer and notes affiliations with national and state press associations and advertising bureaus.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Glousterlogan
Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
Gallipolis
Thought for Today from Ecclesiastes on living with hope
A daily devotional excerpt cites Ecclesiastes 9 4 as a reflection that living among the living offers hope since a living dog is better than a dead lion.
Honoring the Living
A reflection on a Illinois woman who requested bedside services and a final bedside sermon from her pastor before death. The piece notes the comfort she felt and questions why such expressions of love are often delayed until after a person dies.
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Illinois
A Revival of Old-Time Campaign Zeal Sparks Public Excitement
The piece notes a renewed political energy with torches, bands, and parades in this year’s presidential contest. It argues that such fervor signals healthy participation in democracy, even if it leads to misjudgments, rather than apathy when elections would be left to pass without contest.
New Kind of Political Rally Unfolds Tonight at School
The League of Women Voters organizes a bipartisan rally at the High School with speakers from state headquarters to discuss principal state and national issues. Republican and Democratic speakers, both respected professionals, aim to avoid personalities and mudslinging for a calmer political discourse.
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Siancer
League of Women Voters
Columbus
Understanding Fascism and Its Global Reach
A reflective piece urges Americans to study fascism and communism beyond their own circle. It warns that dole dependence in cities and migration limits mirror England, while Mussolini and Hitler push totalitarian control. The author argues dictatorships exploit taxes and spies, mislead through propaganda, and destroy free speech, urging wider awareness of fascism’s global danger.
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Chicago
England
American
United States
Goa
Italy
Mussolini
Germany
Hitler
Teutons
Japan
Leaders Earn Credit In Judging Business Achievement
The piece argues that credit should go to industry leaders based on industry impact rather than wealth alone. It notes fortunes vary by field and that success can come from different profit models, with examples like automobiles, publishing, art, and small shops.
Why are ely people lonely and what to do
Dorothy Dix argues loneliness stems from a mind state and social flaws rather than marriage or wealth. She claims many loneliness cases arise from selfishness vanity and anti social habits and urges effort to cultivate friendships, self education and engagement with others.
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Dorothy DIX
Indictment Filed in Neglect to Support Child Case
An indictment charges Merle Good with neglect to support a child. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft presided. Prosecutor C Wood Bower requested the action last week.
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Logan
Merle Good
Harley M. Whitcraft
C. Wood Bower
About Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton
A guidance column on child hygiene emphasizes daily cleanliness as ideal but endorses practical alternatives. If daily baths are impossible, twice weekly baths with thorough washing of hands face neck and ears plus regular excretory-area washing help maintain health and self respect. Key cautions include drying thoroughly, avoiding damp heads, and tempering baths to a child’s needs.
The Measure of a Man and Business Success
The passage argues wealth and ability are not the sole measures of worth. It notes many businessmen earn modest incomes yet excel in restricted fields. It asserts true distinction goes to those who perform their specific roles well, even if not in top wealth tier.
Explanation of Yesterday Cartoons Traced to Hiccoughed Record
Mrs. Ed Price of Russellville Arkansas ended a 60 week hiccoughs episode on July 12 1933 after Dr Lindquist in Paris Arkansas stopped the spasm. Twelve doctors treated her mysterious ailment and the case was described as near fatal due to continuous air coughing. A liquid mine milk was noted as rich in minerals as experiments by Cornell and a Scotch dairy institute identified magnesium potassium iron copper and other metals in milk consumed by cows. Tomorrow feature promises The Most Famous Nose In History.
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Ed Price
Russellville
Arkansas
N. A. Lindquist
Paris
Ark
Price
Cornell University
Scotch Dairy Research Institute
Indian Walk and the Angle of Gait Across Cultures
Dr. Morris Fishbein summarizes research on how feet point while walking. Examined groups include Central African savages and college students showing most toe out, with an ideal 15 degree angle for active walking and about 45 degrees when standing.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygela
Health
Dudley J. Morton
Africa
Columbia University
American Museum of Natural History
Bridge Luncheon and Tea Held at The Beeches and Colonial
Mrs F W Bush and Mrs J H Cline hosted a bridge luncheon for fifteen tables and a Thursday tea for 150 at The Beeches with assistants and out of town guests from Nelsonville Buffalo New York Indianapolis New York City and Albany. Chi Omega patronesses hosted at The Colonial for actives and pledges with five covers.
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F. W. Bush
J. H. Cline
Bridge
the Beeches
Carl Stickney
Blaine R. Goldsberry
John D. Gist
C. H. Bartlett
Nelsonville
Florence Lash Williama
Buffalo, N. Y
Don Tullis
Indianapolis
Louise Price
New York City
C. D. Dalley
F. EB. Goldsberry
Faye Baker
Albany
Chi Omega
Colonial
F. J. Beasley
L. D. Poston
D. H. Moore
W. K. Scott
F. L. Preston
Franz L. Woodworth
Afternoon Tea Held at East State Street Home
Mrs. 8. E. Hedges hosted an afternoon tea at her East State Street residence. Mrs. C. C. Millikan led the first hour at the tea table, while Mrs. Ella Stutz poured in the second hour. Helpers included Mrs. W. Moler and Mrs. George H. Junod assisting the hostess.
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8. E. Hedges
East State Street
C. C. Millikan
Ella Stutz
W. Moler
George H. Junod
Smith influence on Roosevelt vote across New England and New Jersey
Analysis notes Al Smith's impact on the electoral tilt in New England states and New Jersey as Roosevelt seeks crucial votes. The piece discusses Smith's Newark and Boston speeches, his following among Catholic voters, and potential shifts in Massachusetts New Jersey Rhode Island and Connecticut to Roosevelt. It weighs whether Smith's efforts can swing four doubtful states and the overall effect on Roosevelt's campaign.
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Washington
Alfred Emanuel Smith
New England
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Hoover
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Smith
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Newark
Boston
Chicago
North Atlantic Seaboard
Madison Square Garden
William G. McAdoo
Alpha Gamma Delta Members Attend Chafing Chair Party
Several girls in the active Alpha Gamma Delta chapter were informally entertained at a chafing chair party hosted by Miss Florence Nelson. Mr and Mrs W E Moler and their son William visited in Wellston.
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Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Florence Nelson
W. E. Moler
William
Wellston
Crossword Clue Pastiche Includes Various Definitions and References
A confusing grid style lists numerous clues and partial phrases, combining biology terms, historical figures, geography and common nouns. The item appears as a puzzle page fragment with scattered definitions for across and down entries, some partially legible and others garbled.
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Hanes
Nterec
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Miss DIX
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Chained Library
Grantham
Calvin Jones
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Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
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Wilson
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