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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1932
Page
4
In a tense matchup the Grin and Co representatives edged ahead late to win at the Athens venue. Geeta Metget and Genera Mecert Bote led scoring with key plays as Coors etvertacy pressured throughout.
A garbled entry mentions Ané the Love, Waco Lerael, and Joemes Zi with unclear dates and intent. The legible parts hint at a personal message or dedication, but specifics remain unreadable.
The article argues President Roosevelt faces a grim test from the so called forgotten man. It contends Hoover era promises falter and government relief risks swelling taxes and expanding federal aid. It warns that public sentiment may turn if economic relief fails to reach the average worker and farmer.
Mr Wayne Limemore hints at farm labor shifts and rising horse use, while critics argue headlines mislead about autos. The piece calls auto makers to focus on benefits for people, not technical specs, urging safer roads and stylish innovations over mere motor sales.
Dorothy Dix argues a wife must have a little leisure and diversion to stay content at home. She asserts bored wives breed fault finding and that husbands roam when wives lack amusement. A husband’s best cure is keeping his wife entertained with small outings and social activity.
A young couple discuss their one and a half year old child born with high energy and need for movement. They describe the child’s acrobatics outdoors and indoors and the difficulty of keeping him in a pen. They argue that quietness is not natural and that restraints harm development.
A fragment notes the phrase Believe It or Not on a page dated 1918 with emphasis on TAM. It appears as a short feature or caption within a period newspaper item. The text centers on a curiosity or stunt title and a historical context from early 20th century press.
In Ohio the debate over using corn for winter fuel is buoyed by L. E. Thatcher and H. M. Faust who argue coal remains cheaper overall due to delivery costs. A December moisture drop increases corn’s value, but heating value varies with moisture, and a ton of coal may be cheaper than burning corn depending on price per hundredweight.
A historical cartoon critique notes the Armistice signed at the early hours of November 11 1916 but troops fought on until eleven. It claims thousands more casualties and questions whether peace should have halted immediately rather than later. It also mentions Sweden’s King Charles Gustav declaring war over a minor insult and previews a feature titled The Man Who Defeated Germany.
A political analysis notes the 1930s context with Democrats in the House and Hoover era. It argues inflation and relief bills face Senate roadblocks, GOP opposition, and fiscal scrutiny, while the public debate remains heated but uncertain about major policy shifts.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains modern medicine uses multiple methods beyond drugs and highlights contagion risks from infectious diseases. He urges parents to keep ill children away from healthy ones and details incubation periods for diseases like measles, scarlet fever, diphtheria, and smallpox. He notes coughs, sneezes, spitting, and discharges spread illness and warns on public works funding debates. The Garner public construction bill is criticized for pork and effectiveness.
The writer argues taxpayers fear government waste yet demand free services. They claim everyone ultimately pays, through landlords and goods, and predict a broad sales tax will soon appear, forcing equalizing payments and clearer understanding of taxes. The piece emphasizes direct payment and accountability.
October welfare drive by the Athens Salvation Army reports 14 new families under care bringing total to 14. Fifty families received a total of clothing pieces, 71 families were given shoes, one family received two pieces of furniture, 53 transients were supplied with meals and five beds. Officers logged 72 and a half hours of visitation and 128 families were visited and interviewed.
The Thanksgiving edition of the Third Grade Messenger appeared at Central School. Each copy featured a cover design of a smart boy on a fence with a turkey, colored by the students. Contributors include Betty Griswold Joan Seipie and Mary Frances Croy.
Winners of the Ohio High Beboe Publication contest, conducted by Ohio University, were led by Professor George Starr Lasi er in judging junior and senior high school papers and handbooks. Athens High School paper Megaphone earned second class hortz rating for Division C with enrollment 34.
In some sections hogs frequently hunt snakes and rats, cleaning out pests quickly. The behavior shows hogs curb reptile presence where snakes are common, with hogs acting as natural pest controllers.
John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams were born and raised in Quincy and both later elected from there. The passage notes Quincy as their birthplace and burial place. It also states France has one doctor per 1566 people.
A crossword style list mixes clues on ethnic alliances to the Huns, Austrian capitals, royal lines, and various terms from art, heraldry, and anatomy. Includes names and hints such as feather, data, lace making, coin, and instruments, tying together a broad European theme.
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