The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The excerpt outlines the Athens Messenger as serving Athens County and surrounding communities including Nelsonville, Glouster, Logan, Pomeroy, Middleport, and Coolville. It lists memberships in newspaper associations and advertising bureaus and provides subscription rates and mailing details.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Logan Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
Gallipolis
We Will Muddle Through Thanksgiving Spirit
A Thanksgiving message reflects on resilience and national character. It praises forward looking spirit, warns against cynics, and asserts the hope and endurance of the American people to endure hardships and hold fast to gains.
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England
Divided program hinders national recovery effort
Merle Thorpe argues the National Recovery Program struggles from conflicting aims. He warns progress requires a balance where reforms aid confidence and private enterprise, not coercion or overregulation, urging care to preserve individual initiative and timely market recovery.
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Merle Thorpe
The Downturn and a Call to Restorative Attitude
The piece discusses widespread low mood shaping life and family, urging a large task to restore unemployed people to the mental stance that prevailed before 1930. It stresses human realities and a final appeal to overcome hardship.
Cryptic Crossword Clue Pack for Russian Ruler
A compact puzzle list featuring numbered clues and partial wordplay aimed at solving for a Russian ruler and related terms. Includes enumerations like 10 Neuter pronoun and 14 Diner with cross-referenced hints such as 18 Public drilling and 31 Was driven.
The Model Wife and the Family Bond
Dorothy Dix argues that some women are devoted to their families as daughters and sisters, often at the expense of their husbands. She recalls cases where a wife’s loyalty to her parents and siblings eclipses her marriage, leaving the husband neglected and financially oppressed by in‑laws.
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Dorothy DIX
Cartoonist's French scene and ice skate stunt noted
The day’s feature describes Haute Isle in Seine et Oise near Magny with a rock castle ruin and a church carved in rock, as depicted in yesterday’s cartoon. A separate line recalls a skater named Mene a Lamy leaping over fourteen barrels on ice, recorded with odd detail.
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Helmet Reunites Soldier with Lost Tin Hat in Wales
Tom Morgan, a former Indian War veteran now a coalman in Gurnos Yetelyfera, found a tin helmet in a Pontardawe steel works scrap pile. The helmet bore his name and regimental number, confirming it was his long-lost tin hat discarded in India fifteen years earlier.
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Tom Morgan
India
Coalman
Gurnos
Pontardawe
Wales
Should Santa Claus Stay or Go in Christmas Belief
A columnist weighs whether to preserve belief in Santa Claus for children or reveal the truth. She argues the myth aids imagination and kindness, yet cautions about balancing realism with fostering hope as society faces welfare needs and job restoration. The piece links Santa to broader calls for community care and human recovery.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Santa Claus
Santa
You Cant Be Nudist When Its Cold
This article by Dr. Morris Fishbein argues clothing protects skin in cold climates and helps prevent illness. It contrasts costuming habits in warm regions with temperate zones and notes that gradual exposure to cold may build tolerance, but excessive indoor heating and gendered clothing patterns affect comfort and health.
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American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
London
Leonard Hill
Hush expert found as NRA data pushback unfolds
The article notes Stephen M. DeBrul's role in blocking full industry data from NRA planning, replacing Alexander Sachs and provoking clashes with Perkins and statisticians. It also mentions CAB tensions, consumer councils, and related policy debates amid wartime price and regulatory efforts.
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NRA
Frances Perkins
DeBrul
General Motors
Alexander Sachs
Sachs
Central Statistical Board
Five Elks members honored in last year’s services
Obituaries recall five Elks who died in the past year: Wilson H. Carr James Rowan Jess Finsterwald A Palmer Wood and Harry G Files. Farr McCune served as mayor of Nelsonville. Dr C B Welsh of Nelsonville held the counties first 1924 license tag.
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Elks
Wilson H. Carr
James Rowan
Jess Finsterwald
A. Palmer Wood
Harry G. Files
Old Hymns in Church Use And Progress Clash
The Messenger editor weighs opinions on singing old hymns versus new ones in churches and homes. He notes both words and music vary in quality, cites admired favorites like Amazing Grace and In the Sweet By and By, and argues for using both old and new hymns in services. He criticizes slow drags and laments broader social issues tied to economic hardship. Floyd M. Athens R. D. 6, Nov 7.
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Stars Say For Thursday November 30
The Lunар influences may hinder business in writings promotion contracts while a stranger offers work or changes of environs. Those born on this day face a profitable year in private affairs yet a difficult business forecast in writings or advertising. Notable nativity: Mark Twain.
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Mark Twain
December Friday Astro Reading Predicts Disruption And Travel
The astrology column notes Uranus in a difficult aspect to the sun signals disruption and sudden change for Friday readers. Luna Jupiter links finances and power ties, forecasting a year of surprises, travel, new associates, and caution in seeking support from authorities.
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Jupiter
Aged Woman Dies at Home in Jackson
Funeral services for Mrs. Malinda Randell will be held at the home of her daughter at 10 Walker Street, with Rev C. A. Spriggs officiating. The deceased had lived with her in-laws and daughter and passed away at Jackson.
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Malinda Randell
Spriggs
Walker Street
Baptist services to be held Sunday evening in Albany
Albany residents are invited to a Baptist service Sunday at 7:00 pm at the church led by Pastor Brown. Aids and members will participate in the evening service with delivery by the church group.
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Albany
Brown
Oe Church
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