Athens Messenger herald listing and subscription rates
Page four provides publishing details for the Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. with editors and managers named. It lists circulation areas and subscription prices including one year four fifty, six months two fifty, ten weeks one dollar, and weekly fifteen cents.
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Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles M. Harris
Metieeel
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Momina
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
John Citizen and labor strife shape 1938 politics
The piece argues Fair weathered by distrust in the National Labor Relations Board and labor groups as the 1938 vote shows a rising nonunion majority. It cites Akron’s welfare burden, warns against debt and dole, and portrays John Citizen as a fair, decisive force amid political wrangling and labor tension.
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Congress
National Labor Relations Board
John Citizen
New Order
Akron
Dole
Reaction Setting In Germany on Nazi Attitudes
The excerpt argues German society does not uniformly share Nazi hostility to Jews, noting many pretend support while privately disapproving. It warns Nazi secret police condemn dissent and praise for Britain and France victory risks brutal policies. It urges nations to preserve respect and warns against regressive actions.
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Hitler
Germany
Britain
France
Publicity gestures and prudent hunting on farms
An Ohio farmer who opens his 75 acre land to all hunters is urged to be selective. Experience shows indiscriminate access yields little game and often harms property. Landowners balance openness with protection, as careless use damages fields and respect for property.
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Ohio
Athens County
Four-eyed minnow described with double eyes on each side
The four-eyed minnow thrives in rivers and lakes across tropical America. It is notable for having an upper and lower eye on each side of its head, a distinctive feature observed by researchers.
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Tropical
America
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler decries Nazi state of mind
A New York columnist compares Nazi ideology to a disease and condemns its propaganda and violence. He denounces Nazi tactics from mobs to executions and highlights threats to American democracy and defense efforts.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
iIt
Behind the Scenes In Washington Rules Committee Struggles
Rodney Dutcher reports on the House Rules Committee where control remains contested despite O Connor s purge. The New Deal lineup persists and Republicans seek more representation while Sabath stands as the sole pro Roosevelt Democrat amid a conservative panel.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Rules Committee
House
John J. O'Connor
New York
New House
O'Connor
William J. Driver
Arkansas
New Deal
Greenwood
Indiana
Harlan
Ohio
Adolph J. Sabath
Illinois
Committee On Committees
Rules
Sabath
Eugene Cox
Georgia
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
J. Bayard Clark
North Carolina
Martin Dies
Texas
William B. Bankhead
Alabama
Sam Rayburn
Sabath Faces Health Strain as Real Estate Probe Flares
The aging congressman Sabath, described as short and stocky with a white beard, remains popular in the House despite criticism from Church of Illinois over his Chicago law firm’s fees tied to real estate bondholder investigations. He defended himself passionately as he fought back emotion on the floor, aided by calls for investor protection and social welfare measures.
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O'Connor
House
Greenwood
Sabath
Church of Illinois
Chicago
Answers to Your Questions From a Historical FAQ Sheet
A readable Q and A list covers government costs for executive support and mansion maintenance, Ukraine's Soviet Union status with regions, counts of foreign born Czechoslovaks, actors in Rain, South American powers, DC population, railcar figures, fraud report guidance, and the Mother's Tree planting date and site.
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Ukraine
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Moldavian Republic
Kharkov
Poltava
Chernigov
Kiev
Volhynia
Ekaterinoslav
Odessa
Nickolaiev
Kremenchug
Donetz
Podolia
Zhitomir
Soviet Russia
Poland
Rumania
Black Sea
Crimea
Sea of Azov
United States
Joan Crawford
Walter Huston
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
District of Columbia
U. S
Pullman Company
U. S. Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Lake Antietam
Reading
Messenger's Service Bureau Address Note
An editorial notice instructs readers to send inquiries with a three cent stamp to Messenger's Service Bureau at 1013 13th G&J Washington DC and to address mail as THE EDITOR. It states legal and medical advice cannot be given and that extended research will not be undertaken.
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Messenger’s Service Bureau
Washington
13Th
G&j
Washington, D. C
The Astral Outlook for Friday November 18
The stars warn of commotion and limited achievement on this day. Impetuosity and sarcasm may draw opposition from elders and friends, risking financial loss. calm restraint and measured handling are advised for favorable outcomes. A birthday child could show talent and drive but risk with harsh language.
Health Hints and Diet by Dr Morris Fishbein
The article links social factors to health and longevity, noting higher cancer deaths among workers and their wives in Britain, and that married women may live longer due to weight and diet care. It contrasts mortality across occupations and stresses obesity as a long term risk, with doctors facing stomach and intestinal diseases and innkeepers showing notable stomach trouble.
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Morris Fishbein
England
Fate Ir akes a Cruel Twist in Car Crash
Chico California Ray Grant believed in the irony of fate as another car collided with his vehicle while he drove to a safety meeting. He escaped injury and promptly continued to the meeting.
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Chico, Cal
Ray Grant
Ottawa wine makers gain higher proof strength
The national revenue department announced that Canadian wine producers may now fortify their products up to 40 percent proof spirit, up from the previous limit of 31.4 percent, expanding the potential alcohol content of wines.
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Ottawa
National Revenue Department
Lovers Aweigh in Navy Romance Serial
Judy Alcott faces a love triangle as Dwight Campbell and Marvel Hastings ask her to be maid of honor at their wedding. Torn between Jack Hanley and duty, Judy hides her pain while her mother intervenes to revoke a key order, reshaping future shore duties and hearts.
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Judy Alcott
Dwight Campbell
Jack Hanley
Marvel Hastings
Dwight
Marvel
Judy
Miss Hastings
Mrs. Alcott
Mother
Admiral
Jack
Diane
Pensacola
Daddy
Pudd’n
North Island
Io Pensacola
Political audience questions Daugherty after county election
In a signed letter, CLIFF HYSELL of Jacksonville Ohio chides the county Democrat party after a decisive defeat. He links Oral Daugherty to the Sunday Creek Coal Co. and questions Daugherty's future moves while praising the elected Republicans and urging party alignment with the better class of citizens.
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the Messenger
Democrat Party
Athens County
Democrat
Oral Daugherty
Daugherty
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Behin
Cliff Hysell
Nelsonville Rural Social News Highlights Local Visits
Miss Patsy Ruth Coleman of Columbus visited Nellie Dennis on Sunday. Sunday guests at Lafe Wolfe’s included Virgil and Lina McDaniel of Haydenville, Ruth Wolfe, Joe Wolfe, Patsy Coleman, and Nellie Dennis. Ralph Hass of Cincinnati announced the birth of a son Ralph Lee on November 4. Grandparents Nate and Mae Ell of Mt. Zion. Lewis Ellis of Columbus visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Ellis, Sunday. Parts of Reno White’s car were stolen Friday evening and items were taken from the Lafe Wolfe farm. Homer Wollet was in Nelsonville Monday evening. Annabelle Jane Walter visited Betty Arlee Robey of Mone.
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Nelsonville
R. D. No
Patsy Ruth Coleman
Columbus
Nellie Dennis
Lafe Wolfe
Virgil McDaniel
Haydenville
Lina McDaniel
Joe
Ruth Wolfe
Patsy Coleman
Ralph Hass
Cincinnati
Ralph Lee
Nate Ell
Mt. Zion
Lewis Ellis
Nate Ellis
Reno White
Homer Wollett
Annabelle Jane Walter
Betty Arlee Robey
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