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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1933
Page
4
Rates announced show one year subscriptions at 4650 with six months at 6260 and ten weeks at 618 with four weeks at 1 ibe. Mall in Ohio offers one year subscriptions valued similarly, with weekly and monthly options listed.
The article reports General Hugh S. Johnson branding the press as using the NRA code debate to mask economic and political aims. He questions motives, while critics defend constitutional press rights and oppose licensing. A calls for resisting censorship and defending free expression persists amid public row.
A Dorothy Dix column analyzes why women feel pressure to remain attractive while men often neglect grooming. It argues women bear home duties and marriage constraints, and men overestimate their allure, noting the pain of unhappy, dutiful couples who endure disillusionment.
University students joined Prayer Week activities the week after November 11 while students abroad also observed a similar week. Visitors to Columbus included Mr and Mrs Oscar Fulton Mr and Mrs Carl Beasley and Mr and Mrs Ned Wolfe.
A four day civic revival starts in Athens with Rev A 8 Gregg and Prof H C Boblitt coordinating with the Church of Christ. All churches join. Earl Shively, Harry Slaughter and Chester Blackford take a hunting trip to McArthur. Herman Bardin leaves for Los Angeles. McKibben and Zaleski shop in Athens. Helen Brandall arrives from Chillicothe for Alpha Gamma Delta dance. President Alston Ellis addresses the Athens Commercial Club.
The road from Ft Kent Maine to Key West Florida runs 2 480 miles and is paved end to end. A transmission may be quiet in one chassis yet noisy in another. The principle mirrors mounting a tuning fork on different sound boxes.
A London based Eaton Hall was carried two miles inland by floodwaters in Galveston. The item notes the entity bore his father’s initials on a payroll change and was identified as the elder Mr. Lewis’s last dime, returned to the family after 25 years. Tomorrow features The Musical Knockout Road.
By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN an article advising prompt specialist consultation in infant illness cases. It emphasizes early referral to reduce complications and improve outcomes for newborn patients.
The article urges early specialized care for infantile paralysis to prevent deformities. It stresses correct timing from acute to recovery, avoiding improper manipulation, and promoting cautious muscle training, water exercises, and rest to protect limbs as nerves recover.
Olive Roberts Barton explores a case where Bruce, a difficult child, becomes cruel to Anna May and others. Despite punishment and affection shifts, his behavior worsens, traced to jealousy of Anna May’s mother and the closeness between families.
A Washington report traces FDR and Cordell Hull’s reluctance to postpone the Montevideo conference amid Latin America tensions. It notes trade barriers, unexploited export potential, and misread repeal timing affecting taxes, plus a swipe at naval alcohol policy and a feature on observers.
The page presents a cryptic crossword style list with numbered clues and partial phrases. It includes references to historical figures, mythological deities, and varying descriptors such as Babylonian sun god and English money, suggesting a puzzle rather than a news item.
In a tense scene, Lillian asks what Hugh Grantland thinks of Lee Chow’s sanity. The father notes Hugh fears Chow is sane yet hopes he is mad while Chow’s dangerous acts haunt Hugh. A guard assignment and a door lock raise the suspense as a ramp closes in.
Canaanville November 16 At the regular meeting of Canaan Grange Tuesday night officers were elected Master Ray Stariin Overseer Donald Derr Lecturer Luta Wright Steward Paul Mansfield Assistant steward Raymond Rose secretary Faye Estlecker treasurer Lucy Sutton Chaplain Karl Rose gate keeper Virgil Hill ceres Doris Durfee Pomona Helen Hanning Flora Margaret Dwyer lady assistant steward Kiva Hill executive committee H Shirley purchasing agent Karl Halburt legislative agent Elwyn Dorr
Selections of twelve men for the Buckeye Conference debating squad were announced Tuesday by Prof. L. C. Staats, Ohio University debate coach. Under the present system, the squad will be divided into two negative and two affirmative teams, each of which will debate three times during the regular season. The subject chosen for debate will be Resolved That the NBA be abandoned. The chosen members include Charlies Pettit Logan John Morgan Homestead Dean Chenault Jackson Robert Downie.
Readable fragments list individuals including Northfield Robert land Robert West Garrett Denver McCain Lod non Cleveland Athens Ray Keeney Ostrander Gerry N noted in local notices. Further context missing leaves unclear associations or events tied to these names and places.
Column fragment notes a Friday event featuring Genevieves, with emphasis on a new program or show. Potential timing or venue is unclear, but the piece centers on a televised or stage appearance linked to Genevieves and Friday scheduling.
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