Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co Ad RatesInfo
Page four of the Athens Messenger announces publication details and rates including carrier and mail subscriptions for multiple counties. It lists publishers Gordon K. Bush and Frederick W. Bush, editors Charles H. Harris and others, and defines affiliations with press associations.
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Frederick W. Bush
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Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Inland Daily Press Association
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John W. Cullen Company
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Gallia
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Washington
Immigration and the melting pot in America debate
The piece argues that European homelessness and immigration should be limited as the nation already faces high unemployment. It questions how many Americans have foreign origins and warns that welcoming more outsiders could dilute American values and strain institutions amid economic stress.
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Europe
America
Democracy in Action as Voters Use The Ballot
The Cleveland Plain Dealer editorial extols voting freedom and secret ballots in democracy. It contrasts American elections with Nazi Fascist and Communist regimes and warns against threats to liberty, urging citizens to defend the ballot as a precious heritage.
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America
Washington
Democratic
United States
Sons of Freedom
England’s horse population decline noted in ten years
The report states a steady drop in England's horse population with a decrease exceeding six hundred thousand over the past decade. Experts caution on implications for agriculture and transport and call for further study.
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England
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler
New York column argues that brides and wives have flaws like men, but public praise favors women. It suggests marriage blends tempers and virtues, warns about divorce, alimony, and tax implications, and notes men often overlook faults until after marriage.
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Mamma
George Spelvin
Spelvin
Spitfire
Dewey Still a Top GOP Hope Despite 1940 Setback
Washington column notes Tom Dewey remains a leading Republican presidential prospect after his 1938 loss to Herbert Lehman. It highlights Dewey’s stature as district attorney and a potential reformer, plus the influence of LaGuardia and Barton in shaping the party’s future and possible 1940 nomination dynamics.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Tom Dewey
Herbert Lehman
Dewey
Mayor LaGuardia
Bruce Barton
New York
Roosevelt
Farley
Herbert Hoover
John Hamilton
LaGuardia
Lavoliettes
Wisconsin
Benson
Minnesota
Lehman
Poems of sacrifice and pioneers in memoriam piece
Messenger Readers submit verse honoring pioneers and soldiers. The column cites Desolate shore memories, Trench sorrow in France, and Flanders Field references, naming Leda Sams and John Stephenson of Gloucester, Ohio, as contributors with their addresses.
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Messenger
Leda Sams
Flanders Field
John Stephenson
Glouster, O
Rally Day at Taylor Ridge Church draws 84 in attendance
Local notes report Taylor Ridge Church held a Rally Day service with 84 attendees. Community highlights include Mrs Burg Johnson of Chauncey as the surprise birthday guest and Floyd Stanley hosting Kentucky guests for the weekend.
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Taylor Ridge Church
Burg Johnson
Chauncey
Mrs
Floyd Stanley
Kentucky
Health Hints and Diet Health Hints and Diet
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses life expectancy and aging patterns noting that modern medicine raises average lifespans mainly in earlier years and that long life runs in families. He cites Raymond Pearl on alcohol use and age, finding moderate drinking does not shorten life while heavy drinking does, and warns heavy labor after age 40 to 45 also shortens life.
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Morris Fishbein
Raymond Pearl
Johns Hopkins
Public Forum Letter on Unity and Remembrance
The writer urges national and international unity, recalling November 11 1918 and the sacrifice of veterans. Submitted by M Paul Shannon. The United States has a mile of good road for every seven automobiles in operation.
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M. Paul Shannon
United States
Lovers Aweigh in Navy Romance Two Women Clash
Judy Alcott visits Marvel Hastings at the Coronado Hotel to calm an officer Dwight Campbell’s absence. Marvel accuses Judy of sharing the entanglement while Dwight is sent to sea, sparking a heated, fate‑deciding confrontation.
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Dwight Campbell
Jack Hanley
Marvel Hastings
Coronado Hotel
Miss Hastings
Judy
Marvel
Dwight
Navy
Diane
Bill
Bell
Los Angeles
Miss Alcott
Naval Society
Washington
Personality Is Built From One's Abilities Not Tricks
The author argues that personality stems from developing one’s abilities talents and understanding rather than relying on gimmicks touted by success teachers. Growth comes from mastery pride in work helpfulness and continuous self-improvement, not short cuts to personality.
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