Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. details and rates
The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co announces publication details, staff, associations, and advertising offices. It lists carrier and mail subscription rates across several Ohio counties and notes extra postage zones.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press National
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Vinton
Washington
Vote Is Repudiation in Postwar Attitudes
An election postmortem notes rising self confidence and suspicion of propaganda. Millions with work support community chests and Red Cross efforts for the less fortunate, refuting charges that citizens rejoice in others' misfortune. Voters in Ohio and nationwide reject demagogic claims and insist on aiding neighbors without federal direction.
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Red Cross
Ohio
Washington
Hitler's Opportunity Eyed East By German Leader
Economic and military experts discuss Hitler’s chance to expand eastward by building railways roads and canals. A sensational note arrives from New York with Leni Riefenstahl claiming she works in films and has no romance with Hitler. Her presence fuels speculation about German ambitions and world peace.
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Hitler
Germany
Europe
New York
Statue of Liberty
Leni Riefenstahl
Unter den Linden
Leni
Restoring Dignity to News Words in Broadcasts
Commentary notes that flash and bulletin have wearied the public and warns broadcasters funding by FCC to use these terms sparingly. It argues the public deserves more careful language and hints at a return to traditional newspaper style.
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Jersey Meadows
Federal Communications Commission
Santa Hosts 100000 Toy Makers Union at North Pole
Santa Claus faces a planned union of 100000 toy makers under the C. S. O. as the busy holiday season approaches. The article predicts a welcoming stance from Santa despite potential labor tensions and the need for efficiency in his snowy workshop.
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Santa Claus
North Pole
Santa
America
Common Everyday Errors in Speech and Writing
A guide highlights common faults in everyday language usage. It explains how vague phrases like lives in this vicinity should become precise terms such as lives near our home or in our neighborhood. The piece emphasizes clarity and specificity in communication.
Electricity use and fossil record across nations and antelope relatives
The United States consumes over 19 kilowatt hours per person per year while Germany averages five and Denmark uses a fraction. Fossil records show America once hosted many pronghorn like those now living in Africa, with no direct American relatives among present species.
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United States
Germany
Denmark
America
Africa
Growth end for girls by fourteen noted in old claim
The text claims girls stop growing by age thirteen or fourteen while boys keep developing for years after. It also notes the white tern of Cocos Keeling Island lays its egg on the arched palm leaflets.
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Cocos Keeling Island
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler argues that women are a separate race from men and that men are tricked into supporting women’s perceived wealth and influence. He offers anecdotes about dating, money, and marriage to claim women manipulate men while men pretend to be dumb to keep peace.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Sady
Chicago
Washington Watch: Favors Defense and Health Over New Reforms
Roosevelt signals limited major reforms for 1939 with focus on defense and health programs. Reorganization and new tax plans are uncertain, while anti administration attacks target Wagner Act and Social Security. Bipartisan coalitions may shape policy as liberals seek to protect existing New Deal laws amid shifting House majorities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
National Defense
Joe O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Joint Legislative-Executive Anti
Pittsburgh Smoke Damage Bill Before Reform Estimated
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania officials estimated annual smoke damage at ten million dollars before stricter smoke reform policies were enacted.
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Pittsburgh
California Rail Miles Hit Eight Thousand One Hundred Ninety
The document notes California has 8190 miles of railroad. It also mentions that ancient Greeks reportedly used coal over two millennia ago.
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State
California
Answers to Readers Questions From The Washington Service Bureau
The column provides concise replies on topics from constitutional law to coinage and astronomy. It covers Schechter v. United States timing May 27 1935, fortune readings, citizenship reapplication, Irish origins of the O Malley family, Kaltenborn’s radio work since 1922, poinsettia wintering, U S school enrollment by grade, legality of foreign coins through 1857, and Aureolia yellow pigment composition.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Schechter
Washington Service Bureau
Thirteenth St
Washington, D. C
U. S
Ireland
Federal Office of Education
United States
Republic
Messenger Service Bureau Mail Instructions
Readers are advised to enclose a three cent stamp for any factual inquiries to the Messenger Service Bureau in Washington. Do not seek legal or medical advice or expect extensive research. Address all mail to Messenger Service Bureau 1013 13th St Washington D C The Editor.
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Messenger's Service Bureau
Washington
Messenger’s Service Bureau
13Th St
Washington, D. C
Silver Ridge Social And Personal Notes
Mrs. Silas Myers returns from Sheltering Arms Hospital after surgical operation. condition satisfactory. Idi Sommers visits Bernice Betzing. Mr. and Mrs Walter Campbell and Hazel Partlow with L. H. Partlow's parents. Mrs. Walter Tuttle and son visit Akron. Geneva Summerfield joins. Howard and family occupy Horton Smith home for winter. Joe Warner visits Jack Pullins. Mrs George McPherson and Ruth visit Mrs Co Betzing. Mrs Gorby and son visit. Charley Rockhold visits Columbus. cares for her mother. Revival in progress at South Bethel A. B. Church. In Kentucky January 1937 saw 45,000,000,000 tons of water fall.
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Silver Ridge
Silas Myers
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Idi Sommers
Tuppers Plains
Bernice Betzing
Walter Campbell
Hazel Partlow
Akron
L. H. Partlow
Walter Tuttle
Geneva Summerfield
Howard
Horton Smit
Joe Warner
Chester
Jack Pullins
George McPherson
Ruth
Gorby
Belpre
Co. F. Betzing
Charley Rockhold
Columbus
South Bethel A. B. Church
Vitamin D Therapy for Rheumatoid Arthritis Trial Doubtful
Boston researchers tested large doses of vitamin D on rheumatoid arthritis patients and found no meaningful impact on disease progression. They documented toxic side effects regardless of administration method and noted some transient improvements are common with new treatments.
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Boston
Intrigue and Change Highlight November 16 Stars
For Wednesday November 16 intrigue romance and mystery steer the day. A potential sudden shift in plans or surroundings may herald progress and good fortune if wisdom guides actions especially regarding contracts and documents. A birth on this date brings energy invention and unusual adventures.
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Genevieve Kemble
Serial Lovers Aweigh A Navy Romance Cliffhanger
Judy Alcott faces a heart torn between Jack Hanley and Dwight Campbell as Marvel Hastings inserts herself into Dwight's wedding plans. Jack announces a Pensacola transfer and farewell, while Judy confronts lingering love, guilt, and a plot twist that leaves her future uncertain.
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Judy Alcott
Dwight Campbell
Jack Hanley
Marvel Hastings
Dwight
Diane
Judy
Marvel
Bill
Navy
Jack
Pensacola
New York
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