The Athens Messenger and Herald Publishing Details
The Athens Messenger established 1828 published weekdays with a big Sunday edition by Athens Messenger & Herald Printing Co. Gordon K. Bush publisher and GM Charlies and Harris editor. Rates list with local and out of town subscriptions. second class matter. Obituary charges nominal. Od mass mailing rates and advertising terms.
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Athens Sessenger
Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr. Charlies & Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Screwy Age Prompts Price Fixing Debate Across Industries
The piece notes U S government actions against meat packing firms for price fixing while the Miller Tydings Act allows manufacturers to set minimum retail prices for interstate trade mark products. It observes rising prices and calls the situation a curious chapter for future historians.
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Department of Agriculture
Banish Fear and Face the Future in Business Talk
A reader asks for elaboration on a fear banishing mindset. A resourceful speaker urges workers to stay confident, focus on today, meet customers head on, and reassure that jobs and profits endure if effort and quality remain strong. He cites New Deal fears and corporate resolve as proof.
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Great Corporation
Not Wanted Here and Other Briefs From The Nation
Immigrants bans have previously targeted foreign women for moral turpitude but Magda de Fontanges, ex mistress of Benito Mussolini, is kept out for dancing ambitions and notoriety. A Portland church forbids Here Comes the Bride. Six man football grows in the Midwest as a talent balance curve for some schools.
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Magda de Fontanges
Benito Mussolini
Italy
France
Portland
Ore
Mid-West
Lehman May Challenge Wagner For Senate Seat
Washington reports suggest New York Governor Herbert Lehman may run against Senator Robert Wagner next year. The idea shocks given Lehman’s past reluctance and rift with Roosevelt, yet high‑level sources lend credence amid a volatile political climate.
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Washington
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Roosevelt
Lehman
Roosevelt Ally Promises Help to Small Firms Faces Big Fights
The President signals support to small and average sized businesses against the corporation surplus profits tax, inviting a clash with big business and speculators who seek tax repeal. He pledges to ease burdens, drawing conservative cheer, but faces Senate pushback on appointees and agency leadership including Nathan Straus and Bonneville Dam administrator J. D. Ross.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Nathan Straus
Wagner
Copeland
J. D. Ross
Bonneville Dam
PWA
Titanic as the New Big in New York Hollywood Talk
In Manhattan a visitor notes a shift in adjectives from Gigantic to Titanic as the slang for large items. He describes lively chatter among Hollywood visitors and the Royal Family fixation. An Ethel Barrymore taxi encounter ends with playful driver pride about Lionel Barrymore.
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New York
Manhattan
Ethel Barrymore
Hackman
Lionel
Hydeman Honored for Fifteen Years of Brooklyn Youth Aid
Public columns salute Edward Hydeman for humanitarian work aiding New York City’s growing generation. He outfits Brook- lyn children with free theater passes and reserved circus seats, funding via impresarios and Dexter Fellows. The piece notes his frugal life and long dedication.
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Edward Hydeman
Mr. Hydeman
New York
Gotham
Dexter Fellowes
Children of
Brooklyn
Amusement World
Hydeman
Public forum laments economic greed and envisions reform
John Ponn of Gloucester declares in a signed letter that editors bankers lawmakers and so called economists distort truth and inflame cycles of boom and bust. He condemns special privilege mouthpieces and calls for real restraint on financial interests to achieve lasting prosperity.
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the Messenger
Curtis Publishing Co
McFadden
Post and Liberty
United States
Perous
John Ponn
Glouster
R. D
We the Women Ask If Marriage Beat The Budget
A Broadway satire questions why American youths delay marriage amid wage gaps and budget strain. It compares U S couples with Spain China Soviet Russia and Germany, asking if other nations face easier paths to home life and love. It ponders whether young people must accept hard work and sacrifice to wed.
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Roosevelt
George M. Cohan
America
Spain
Soviet Russia
Balkans
Millfield Lodge Plans Friday Evening Benefit Party
Millfield Millfield lodge announces a benefit party to be held Friday night at 7 30 at the lodge hall. The piece also notes local residents traveling and visiting in nearby towns including Columbus Nelsonville and Florida during the winter season.
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Millfield
Pocahontas of
Lodge Hall
Carson Sanders, Jr
Columbus
Floyd Wemmer
James Wallace
Emmanuel Crabtree, Jr
Ruth O’shea
Nelsonville
Robert
Ralph Channell
Elizabeth
Phillip Powell
Richard Powell
Patty
Aldine Wemmer
Alice Carr
James Love
Florida
Mae Lines
Lost Kingdom opens as Robert Barry meets M M Lane in Blanco Canyon
Archaeologist Robert Barry encounters Mary Melissa Lane when seeking a hotel at Blanco Canyon. Misunderstandings and sparks fly as they plan an expedition aided by a colorful cast. They hire Hades Jones as chaperon and recruit two rugged helpers, setting the stage for an adventurous mountain trek.
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Robert Barry
Melissa Lane
Barry
Honey Bee Girl
Hades Jones
Bob Barry
M. M. Lane
Robert Wilson Barry
Harvard
Blanco Canyon
Mary Melissa
Lane
Miss Lane
Bob
Ma Pelphry
Zachary Jones
Hades
Jones
Holliman
Nogales
Madelphry
Madelphry's
Mary Melissa Lane
Worthwhile Fortunes In Faith Hope And Charity Verse
Poet's Corner presents verses by Messenger Readers. A. L. Snedden from Athens R D No 1 writes on true riches being friendship and virtue over wealth. The poem urges faith hope and charity as the only fortune that makes life easy and death easier.
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Messenger
A. L. Snedden
Athens
R. D. No
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