Obituary Card of Thanks From Readers in Ohio
Members of the Publishers Association and Associated Press network publish a card of thanks in The Athens Messenger. National representatives from John W. Cullen Company, Chicago New York Detroit are listed among associations and press groups.
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We * Pubishers Association
Ohio
Ee Teat Bere
Ohio Deilies
Inland Wall Press Association
Associates Press
Jonn W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
A New Era in Homemaking in Southeastern Ohio
A nationwide shift toward better home making emerges from government home builder loans, improved kitchen gear, and upgraded foods. Expositions spotlight modern kitchens and new utensils as artists redesign cookware and repackage staples. The Messenger promotes cooking progress with Mrs. Bertha M. Harris's upcoming Southeastern Ohio lectures inspiring healthier, happier families.
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the Messenger
Southeastern
Ohio
Bertha M. Harris
It Has Been Done
Rural urban ties should be built by civic groups in small cities and large towns. Planned acquaintance projects work and farmers join farm and grange gatherings to share fellowship. Sincere urban rural efforts foster mutual understanding through lectures and informal talks after farm dinners.
Decimating Space Freight by Air Cuts Time in Andes Route
The Pan American-Grace Airways freight planes now move large machinery from Cuzco Peru to a mine at Huanaco Pampa in the Andes in 35 minutes, replacing a ten day to three week mule journey. The 15 000 foot mountain pass hosts the cargo, with the largest piece at 3 262 pounds. Space and time are crushed by modern invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Pan American-Grace Airways
Cuxco
Peru
Huanaco Pampa
Andes
Savings accounts rise in New York state banks
Savings Banks Association of New York reports 5,861,000 accounts as of October 1, up 145,000 from a year ago. Deposits exceed 5 billion dollars, up 65 million in the year, with the key point the growing number of depositors signaling broader economic recovery in the state.
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New York State
Savings Banks
Savings Banks Association of
New York
Post Office to Deliver on Christmas Amid Political Relief Debates
The piece notes the Post Office Department will make Christmas deliveries despite a backdrop of political tension. It hints at unease about reviving dead schemes and mocks the mingling of relief efforts with partisan politics.
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Post Office Department
Inside the 1934 election forecast and Roosevelt court meet
Washington notes gauge Democratic edge in House and Senate with likely gains across states including New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. Observers flag Sinclair defeat and Looming disarmament talks while DOJ pursues kidnapping case and Mussolini era black shirt plans spark concern.
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New York
Copeland
Lehman
New Jersey
Moore
Pennsylvania
Reed
Guffey
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Maryland
Ritchie
Ohio
Donahey
Indiana
Missouri
Patterson
Michigan
Vandenberg
Wisconsin
Wyoming
O'Mahoney
New Mexico
California
Sinclair
Keystone
Washington
Ten Years Ago in Athens and Beyond
A snapshot of events from ten and twenty years ago. National figures Calvin Coolidge and Dawes are noted with local political wins and a range of community happenings in Athens including a card party committee, Red Cross plans, and a post office robbery arrest in Michigan. The piece also recalls a county Sunday School convention and local social events.
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Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
EB. LeFever
Edison B. Young
Thomas A. Jenkins
W. F. Rutherford
George W. Rose
A. J. Price
T. L. Morgan
J. C. McClanahan
P. H. McKinley
Clark B. Hunter
Public Forum on Budget Woes and Tax Proposals
The writer critiques rising living costs and budget imbalances while noting charity drives and wage struggles. They reference North Dakota proposed laws cutting salaries and taxes, with the fifth measure benefiting railroads and real estate. Ohio’s similar action is cited, and the piece ends noting approval of a ten mill tax limit.
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the Messenger
Red Cross
George
Norman Thomas
North Dakota
Elf
Ohio
About Your Children About Your Children
Olive Roberts Barton argues mothers face modern profanity in children influenced by older peers and parental swearing. She emphasizes modeling appropriate speech, controlling environmental exposure, and acknowledging the ubiquity of profanity as a root cause for kids imitating adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts Barton
Thia
Lad
Reviews of New Books on Burmese Days by Orwell
A critical look at George Orwell’s Burmese Days condemns imperial hypocrisy and oppression in Burma. The review notes the slim plot and sharp social critique, highlighting the clash of English ideals with colonial realities and the resulting moral contradictions.
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George Orwell
Burma
Little Brown Brother
Far East
Mr. Orwell
Health Hints About Anemia And Blood Formation
About 2 percent of red blood cells are destroyed daily with bone marrow producing new cells. Anemia arises from blood loss, destruction, or failure to replace cells. Iron, diet, stomach acids, liver extract, and transfusions play roles, with Nobel laureates Minot Whipple and Murphy cited for discovery.
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Minot, Whipple, and Murphy
Explaining Yesterday's Cartoon on Lighthouse Rent Change
The article explains how the 1923 government salary classification act ended in house rent for lighthouse keepers. Salaries rose proportionately to reflect the rent deduction, shifting compensation from cash to a monetary basis. The example shows a $1200 yearly pay rising to $1440 with rent deducted, illustrating the change.
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Government
Anong
Murder case pulls in Bleeker and Griff in radio era tale
Reporter Charles Morden is found dead and publisher Dan Bleeker hires criminologist Sidney Gripp to pursue a web of suspects. Gripp tailed bystander Alice Loeaton and her missing roommate Esther Ordway, Gripp and Bleeker confront Kenneth Boone while Decker waits to testify. The pursuit centers on Lampson and a tense apartment stakeout ends with Boone cornered and questioned about connections to Alice Loeaton and Esther Ordway.
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Charles Morden
The
Blade
Dan Bleeker
Sidney Gripp
Morden
Ben
B. Cathay
Cathay
Mary Briggs
Griff
Alice Loeaton
Kenneth Boone
Alice Lerten
Bleeker
Decker
Frank B. Cathay
Boone
Esther Ordway
Alice Lorton
Jane
Kenneth
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Mussolini
Windsor Tea Room
A. C. Rossi
D. H Moore
B. Smith
Dean
T C. McCracken
Athens Country Club
Athens County Red Cross
Sam
Post Office
Leo Pierce
Athens County
Chauncey
C. M. Copeland
C. H. Horn
Jud Stinchcomb
C. E. Chandler
Dean F. W. Chubb
8. K. Mardis
Bert Thompson
Henry G Williams
Hillsboro
New Vienna
Lenore Wilson
R. H. Wilson
Central Avenue
the Public Forum
DR. Morris Fishbein
Reali
Sacramento Jr. College
College of the Panthe
Twilson
Dom Pedro II
Brazil
Rave
Bely
Floyd Knobs
Mma Saae Times
Gece
Murf
By Carleton Kendrake
Sampson
Lampson
Detective Agency
Trent
Alice
NEA Servia
Mrs. Gan Vanderbilt
Col
Tillinghast
Hust
Ening
Lieut
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Indie
Jeg Aseitel
North Pole
Maine
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