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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1934
Page
4
Athens Messenger listing subscription rates and a brief post office notice. Rates include one year 4.50, six months 2.50, ten weeks 1.00, four weeks 0.60, and one week 0.25. Classified as second class matter under act of 1918.
A young businessman turned political observer argues that business principles can reform government. He notes graft, spoils, and taxpayer burdens, contrasting them with welfare workers and citizens who demand accountability. He suggests voters may draft business leaders if politicians fail to serve the public.
A business lesson stresses that John Customer governs success or failure through demands and rewards. Employees must imagine a customer perspective when crafting policy, else risk ruin.
The article argues that social welfare drives in Athens after the Community Chest was abandoned must fund essential human engineering. It warns against haphazard relief, stressing private charity's role to repair damaged homes, guide youth, and restore morale beyond what taxes alone can achieve.
Washington reports dramatic post election mood as New Deal aims to guard against liberal momentum. Officials warn of tighter balance, while Republicans consider reorganizing under liberals like Borah figures. Farley notes new political dynamics as ex pugilists and others reshape Congress.
A critique urges careful charity through established agencies to preserve dignity and foster self-support. It argues money is best spent to restore health and confidence rather than create long term burdens, and notes the need for human engineering in welfare. It warns bootleggers may target Australia as flying activity continues.
Voters in Athens County approved a three mill school tax levy while Gallia and Athens counties reported Bull Moose vote totals of 839 and 493 respectively. Ohio State defeat Marietta 21 to 17 with players listed. a ship named Jason prepared to sail toys to war zones in Europe.
The article discusses sleep factors in modern life including darkness and quiet, common sources of disturbance like cars radios and trains, and the need for regular sleep habits. It notes the role of bed clothing and prior habits, plus practical advice on handling insomnia and seeking prompt surgical care after injuries.
Olive Roberts Barton notes children aged five to seven enjoy a mix of old favorites and new books. She urges parents to browse and add to collections, listing many title examples and stressing that children love being read to even as their reading ability grows.
The Public Forum prints a nostalgic verse about autumn and the coming winter. Mrs J E Bailey of Athens writes November 1 describing fading warmth, falling leaves, and memories of summer with birds and flowers.
A Chester correspondent signs as Poison Ivy Editor in The Messenger, saying she cannot write a cheerful poem about sunshine and flowers because taxes mud roads and low prices dominate her line. She notes she would mix roses with poison ivy to keep verses lively and ends with a dated sign off.
A collage of famous remarks from Babe Ruth and The Duke of York on sympathy and politics, Norman Thomas on socialism, Frances Browning on marriage, Lena Madesin Phillips on women's doom under capitalism, and a practical note urging timely car maintenance to prevent water intrusion.
Diamonds and lamp black are pure carbon. their contrasting properties intrigue scientists. The note cites Britannica on their chemical identity and divergent physical traits. Punahou Academy in Honolulu begins its 93rd year as the oldest high school west of the Mississippi, founded by Hawaiian missionaries. Tomorrow: The draft to a Buck Private.
Crime reporter Charles Morden is found dead and publisher Dan Bleeker hires Sidney Griff to solve the murder. The case links to Frank Cathay and a missing roommate Esther Ordway as Griff and Bleeker chase alibis and confront Blanche Malone and Mrs Cathay amid tense revelations.
A fragmented critique discusses a 4 rhe torical novel focusing on Pennsylvania politics since the Revolution and the paper craft industry. It notes Hergesheimer's historical view, slower modern pace, and questions the author’s ability to animate living characters.
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