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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1933
Page
4
Advertising rates available at the Athens Home and Foreign offices with a nominal obituary and notice charge. Subscriptions listed: by carrier 15 cents weekly. by mail in Ohio four dollars fifty cents yearly, two dollars fifty cents half year, one dollar ten weeks, fifty cents four weeks, and fifteen cents per week.
Rogers notes the shift as money concentrates, causing worry for the many. The piece argues private enterprise rewards leaders, cites President salaries, and contrasts surplus wealth with idle labor. It warns of rising inequality and calls for fairer returns to prevent social strain.
The article argues farmers must organize to improve returns and reduce consumer prices. It criticizes profiteers and middlemen, suggests examining marketing channels, and notes roadside markets as a growing, organized response to price gaps between farmer receipts and consumer costs. It also mentions Wall Street and the Chicago Board of Trade as targets and calls for price fixing.
Editorial argues that refusal of ads and government stripping NRA insignia imply boycott, warning such action undermines democracy. It questions whether banks, utilities, or suppliers should also cut off the ousted merchant, and predicts a splitting crisis for the NRA amid pushback against boycott tactics.
A reader asks how to split a married man who lives with his wife and who spends weekends with her. She spends money on dress and gifts to hurt the wife and seeks guidance to end the affair without social criticism.
Dorothy Dix sternly rebukes a woman named Belle for seducing a married man and ruining a home. The columnist argues the wife’s suffering, questions the thief’s happiness, and warns that future betrayals will arise from similar acts.
Nail biting in children is a common hand to face habit often linked to pre natal gestures. To curb it, appeal to pride, keep hands busy, ensure fatigue at bedtime, and provide a nail brush with regular manicures. Hand consciousness helps win the battle. the London County Council nursery at Avery Hill grows long potatoe plants.
A man who lost sight in one eye after an accident used insurance funds to buy his first airplane. He then completed a solo flight around the world, marking a remarkable comeback and aviation achievement.
A quirky recounting links Murdoch to ancient Persian light deities and a royal tale of a Persian Shah claiming him a reincarnation. It also notes a Paris gala where a ballet skirt became a national Persian garment. Tomorrow promises a feature titled The Cup Of Death.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains stomach pain can arise from many sources beyond indigestion including ulcers liver inflammation and gallbladder issues. He notes posture diet eating patterns and lifestyle affect digestion and advises addressing habits before drastic dietary restrictions.
Esther Class gathered at Miss Ethel Boelander's home at 1382 North Congress Street. Lucile Jackson celebrated her twelfth birthday as Mr and Mrs H. D. Jackson note family events. The Farmers Institute, Little Hocking cooperative move 500 barrels of apples, Rome Township school fair at Stewart high school.
Washington report outlines GOP efforts to frame Roosevelt policies as ruinous. It notes party organizers, pamphlets, and fundraising plans, highlighting figures like John Callan O Laughlin and Everett Sanders. The piece also profiles Roosevelt aides and hints at economic recovery prospects and political theater.
In Athens Ohio the U S Marine Band played at the Ohio University auditorium. J J Sister returned from Jackson and Wellston. Mrs Tom Woodyard was ill at Curran Drive. Armstrong Lick Laird was appointed street commissioner by Mayor Slaughter.
Athens County education supervisors Miss Florence Stein and Virgil C. Miller stress physical welfare alongside standard physical education. About 50 Ames Bern School pupils received free medical exams by Dr. J. M. Howard, with malnutrition and posture issues common. Weight gains occurred in November. milk donations urged for undernourished children, federal relief may help. Cooperation with county health officials continues, with plans to extend to Trimble Township. Oakdale and McLeish schools report active playday and baseball events, showcasing balanced focus on physical welfare and athletics.
Ohio will add to its relief load with a 5 percent monthly increase through March as 240000 families are expected on the state and local lists. The Ohio Relief Commission must file food statistics with the Federal Relief Administration by November 15 to share in surplus foods, with canned beef and pork allotments and continued issuances of beer flour cereals butter and pork.
City officials reviewed minor matters including annual plumbing inspections and a $143.90 total bill. Requests were made to remove a street center electric light on Poplar Avenue, adjust sidewalk grade on Jacobe, and repair a broken sanitary line on East State Street while planning a new sewer to avoid crossing Kern Street.
Dr. H F Helmick spoke on Facts in Medicine to the Athens County Association at the First Episcopal Church. The audience included thirty members and Dr H D Robinson was elected to the society by unanimous vote of the church.
The stars indicate a Wednesday period of potential shifts and new interests across several spheres. Individuals born under the signs referenced may see travel or changes that require careful handling and steady perseverance to realize major outcomes. Notable natives include Howard U. and others born this period.
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