Athens Messenger Advertising Rates and Subscription List
The Athens Messenger lists affiliations with national and regional press groups and notes national representatives in Chicago New York and Detroit. It states advertising rates on application and obituary board nominal amounts for banks, with subscription rates by carrier and mail in Ohio.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Select List Audit Bureau
Circulation Associated
Ohio Dates Associaion
Press National
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Obituary Board of Banks
Nazism and Economic Control in Germany
The article discusses Nazi price controls, a food dictator, and tariff measures to curb food prices amid drought and supply constraints. It contrasts controlled economies with free market principles, arguing that economic laws resist substitution and noting the difficulty Nazi management faces in maintaining stable prices.
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Germany
Hitles
United States
Farmers Institutes Outlined For Meigs County And District
An editorial notes large attendance at Meigs County farmers institutes last year and predicts higher totals with strengthened rural education. It highlights car travel and road improvements broadening programs, urges farmers to learn about government recovery actions and consider better distribution methods for market goods.
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Meigs County
Columbus
Washington
Roads deferred costs worsen future bills amid tax diversions
The author warns that neglecting road maintenance forces higher future costs and calls out gasoline tax diversion from motor owners. Farmers and highway engineers suffer as funds are misused, reducing federal aid and delaying needed repairs on main highways.
Tip on Revolutions Reflects on Russian Reform Struggles
A discussion of American yearning for revolution contrasts with the harsh fate of old Russian revolutionaries. Emma condemns painless social change and notes the suffering endured by activists featured in The Nation.
The News Behind the News on Anglo Japanese Talks
Paul Maillon analyses London conference rumors and US views on a possible Anglo Japanese alliance. He argues Britain unlikely to concede naval equality due to two power balance in Europe and colonies stance, while Japan seeks parity. French crisis under Doumergue omitted in US dispatches as Radicals save government. France may keep air supremacy under Flandin linked aviation firms.
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Paul Maillon
Washington
London
Atlantic
Ramsey MacDonald
Manchukuo
Britain
Japan
Europe
France
Italy
Germany
Paris
Herriot
Gaston Doumergue
Doumergue
Geneva
Norman Davis
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Saar plebiscite plan not postponed despite German options
The January Saar Territory plebiscite to decide on League control or return to Germany will not be delayed. Paris sought a postponement until Hitler's political decline and warned of a potential Versailles Treaty violation if allowed. Hitler will not be given that chance, as behind the scenes diplomacy unfolds unseen in the press.
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Saar
League
Germany
Hitler
Paris
France
Herr Hitler
Overthrow of the Czar Seen as Turning Point in Russia
The passage argues that the 1917 revolution did not free Russia but swapped tyranny for another, noting that revolution often escapes the planners. It suggests that sympathizers in the United States should recognize how quickly events can derail intended aims.
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Russia
Bridge Party Hosts and Local News Roundup
Mrs Earl Beckley hosted a bridge gathering for thirteen players including Mrs Edward Jennings Mrs Earl Kreiger Mrs Wheatley Link and others from Charleston W V. Athens Pomeroy Road residents protested assessments with four attorneys retained. A bloodhound named Queen aided in catching a boy who tried to burn a schoolhouse near Gallipolis. Quarantine ordered in Athens County for hoof and mouth disease.
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Earl Beckley
Edward Jennings
Earl Kreiger
Wheatley Link
Frank McGurk
Dwight Williams
Forrest McGurk
Harold Vorhes
W. F. Clements
Wheeler Dew
Don Peden
Ralph Davidson
Genelle Shafer
Charleston
W. V
Athens-Pomeroy Road
Art Tracy
Gallipolis
Athens County
Reviews of New Books Highlighting Sinful Cities and Mayan Connections
Hendrik De Leeuw travels the world in Sinful Cities of the Western World showing hidden vice in cities such as Algiers Berlin Paris and Marseille and argues New York is equally corrupt beneath its veneer The Story of the American Indian by Paul Radin traces common threads across tribes from mound builders to Mayan links and Mayan culture influencing far flung American civilizations and praises its broad survey of pre Roman North and South America
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Hendrik de Leeuw
Algiers
Berlin
Paris
Marseilles
New York
Mr. de Leeuw
Babylon
Hitler
Paul Radin
America
Calum
Radin
Mexico
Central America
Ohio
Mississippi
Peru
North
South
Gaul
Fragmented quotes on education and society reveal varied views
A collection of quoted statements from scholars and officials spans topics from brain power and education to drinking at football events, European conflicts, railroad rehabilitation, and Nazi ideology. Each remark reflects diverse perspectives on progress, culture, and national policy amid a backdrop of natural resource concerns and wartime rhetoric.
Grudging Obedience and the Parental Authority Lesson
The piece follows Albert as a mother’s punishment breeds anger and revenge, then a shift to careful discipline. It argues threats fail and consistent, kindly authority builds trust, reducing resentment and outbursts in children.
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Albert
Billy
Daddy
Bertie
Health Hints And Diet By Dr Morris Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses sickness insurance debates in the United States and England. He argues doctors oppose a state system that could lower care quality, while supporting hospital payments. He notes poverty and medical care as doctor responsibilities but warns against insurance plans harming service quality. Bedfordshire children show modest growth since 1938 with taller, heavier 12-year-olds.
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Morris Fishbein
England
The Royal Freak and Pyrrhus in Yesterday’s Cartoon
The cartoon traces Pyrrhus king of Epirus 318 272 B C as relative of Alexander the Great and Achilles descendant. It notes his brutal face and a bone like dental ridge replacing teeth. It explains the term Pyrrhic victory from Asculum where costly victory beggared his forces.
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Pyrrhus
Epebrus
Asculum
H. R. Beemer
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Beemer
The Frank Who Lived in Riverview Unmasked
Fisher interrogates Stella Mockley about a man named Pete Malone alias Frank Bliss who used imposture to contact a resident of Riverview. The hotel room calls reveal a network including a wife named Blanche, and Pete's warning of jail if she hides details. The sequence ends with police contact and more questions about potential hidden accomplices.
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Fisher
Frank
Riverview
Cathay
Malone
Pete
Blanche
Bleeker
Griff
Stella Mockley
Elm Street
East Elm Street
Peter Malone
Frank Bliss
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