Regents Hall Of Fame Invite From Ohio State Promised
Francis Reg Fuller star and Oro University captain eyed an All-Ohio nod. Ohio State athletic director invited him to a benefit game with notable college stars. Thanksgiving aid funded by Athens elementary pupils aided needy families. Troop Four member M Johnson spoke of Armistice Day burial trip to Washington. Cline Ice Cream Co executives from three branches met Athens and Charlestown reps at J Halliday Cline’s. Turkey prices listed, ducks and chickens to rise for Thanksgiving. Twenty years ago Company L Ohio National Guard hosted Athens guests at the Armory. East High School football to clash with Athens High. Gullum coached. Nabby Lee Ames Chapter DA met Mrs Merwin. Margaret Merwin violin solo. Local moves include Wood family in new West Washington bungalow and Elmer Golden visiting Logan.
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Athens Messenger announces publishing details and rates
The Athens Messenger outlines its publishing schedule weekdays with a Sunday morning edition, lists staff roles including Gordon K. Bush publisher and Charles H. Harris managing editor, and notes distribution across Athens and nearby counties. It also details advertising rates, postal status, and subscription prices like four weeks for 60 cents and annual terms.
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I See It Through If You Will Unemployed 1931 Appeal
A 1931 unsigned plea urges generous giving to local welfare and emergency relief efforts rather than direct money. The author stresses not begging, asks for support to lift families facing a hard winter, and volunteers to help if times improve. The message ends with I see it through if you will.
Emerild Isle Cafe Sparks Real Celebrity Buzz in New York
Gilbert Swan notes that true New York celebrities mingle away from Broadway in Columbus Avenue and Washington Square. He highlights artists writers and models at Emerild Isle Cafe as the city’s genuine cultural hub, contrasting with flashy Broadway scenes and Hollywood fakery.
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Q and A column from Athens Messenger about trivia and facts
A dated Q and A feature from the Athens Messenger Inter-Ommans offering quick answers to varied trivia. Topics include deportation status of Al Capone, horse racing dead heats, soft drink consumption, cigar tips, Book Week dates, Lafayette Escadrille flight totals, Empire State Building elevators, and George Washington’s education.
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Time and Truth Against a Crooked World of Loot
A sobering reflection on public corruption and hypocrisy. The poem contrasts past uproar when officials fled with loot to Turkey with a present tolerance for grafters and crime while citizens drift toward complacency. It urges reclaiming game preserves and local civic action, concluding with a biblical verse about humility and elevation.
Public Forum Letter Questions City Salary Hikes
The Messenger prints a citizen letter arguing against city council and mayor salary increases. The writer notes workers with families struggle and compares wages, urging cuts to officials' pay to match workers’ living costs. Editor's note explains salaries were not raised. council pay remains 150 yearly, mayor's raise justified by full-time duties.
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Horoscopic caution and ambition for births and clubs
The Stars Say for Sunday November 22 predicts advancement for ecclesiastics and philanthropists but warns of subtlety, fraud and disputes in ordinary life. Those born on the day may gain recognition or wealth with caution, while a child should be ambitious yet restrained to avoid defeats. Notable: George Eliot.
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Intriguing November 23 Forecast With Notable Ties
Genevieve Kemble's forecast for Monday November 23 highlights unusual developments and sudden journeys. Negotiations with trusts and mergers may enable new projects while personal relations favor elder and female connections. A child born today would be original and resourceful, with a tendency toward stratagem. Franklin Pierce cited as a notable nativity.
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Vast American map celebrates unity and strength across continents
A sweeping map description extols the United States from Atlantic to Pacific, praising vast geography, freshwater resources, and industrial cities. It condemns European and Asian aggression, urges self-reliance, and lauds the nation’s unity and abundance across regions from the Great Lakes to Texas and California.
Thanksgiving spirit and shared charity for children
An essay questions the focus on turkey and feasting, urging a return to the Pilgrims' spirit of prayer and mutual aid. It warns of widespread hardship and advocates teaching kids charity, open-house giving, and feeding the hungry, linking 1620 to present-day need.
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Women in the Southlikely to send a vice president
Washington dispatch reports Southern governors push women into high office echoing earlier feats like Rebecca Felton’s fleeting Senate stint and Ruth Owen’s ambitions. The piece notes Arkansas and South Carolina figures, past Democratic tensions, and wary male lawmakers about women in national politics. It concludes that while 1998 seems distant, Southern influence may prevail over time.
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