Newspaper Association Members and Advertising Rates Notice
The Athens Messenger lists associations including American Newspaper Publishers Association Inland Press Association and related national representatives. Advertising rates are available on application at home or foreign offices. obituary and card of thanks services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erican Wepaper Publishers Association
Melect
Associated Ohio
Inland Oo Press Association
TED Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Miscarriage of Justice in Insull Acquittal and Aftermath
The piece laments the acquittal of Samuel Insull and associates after a costly fraud case, arguing the government failed to convict key financiers. It critiques the New Deal promises and warns that investors remain unpaid while Insull poses a future risk, suggesting reform has stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Insull
Insull & Associates
Chages
Insull and Son
Halsey
Halsey-Stuart Investment House
Insull
Greece
Midwest Utilities Company
Corporation Securities Company of Chicago
Scouting Deserves Support in Athens Community Push
Athens prepares a campaign to fund Scouting for boys and girls as about 200 youths, led by volunteers, benefit from equipment and leadership built through donations. The piece argues Scouting hones citizenship and character and urges individual contributions amid the Community Chest transition.
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Athens
Lessons From drought Press Call For Water Conservation
The piece urges ongoing water conservation as rainfall remains scant. It notes rural areas have better supplies while thousands of farms lack sufficient water. Streams, springs, and wells are stressed, with calling for more frequent flushing to prevent waste. Water is hauled to farms in the district.
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Ohio
November 1930s: Business improve cautiously, Christmas outlook bright
Washington reports a cautious upturn in November with expectations of gradual gains through December and January. Analysts say consumer demand and stock adjustments support a stronger Christmas season, with forecasts pointing to at least a 10 percent rise over last year and a possible best season since 1930.
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Paul Mallon Washington
Indus- Fac
Thal Tory
Eae
We Have Created Our Own Grief By Lacking Foresight
The passage laments self made sorrow from ignoring harsh conditions and insufficient tolerance for recurring rain driven hardships while acknowledging accumulated past efforts to endure yearly rain.
Oklahoma frees bandit for six day quail outing
The state releases Matt Kimes, described as a notorious bandit and killer, for a six day quail hunt without a guard. His attorney says Governor Murray authorized the leave of absence citing his good conduct in prison, though critics question the entitlement and risk.
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Oklahoma
Matt Kimes
Kimes
Murray
Ten Year Old Plays By Drama League Planned In Rehearsal
Three one act plays Spreading the News The Waiting Room and How He Lied to Her Husband are in rehearsal under the Drama League. The Rotary Club funds a clinic offering advice and treatment to crippled persons who cannot afford care. Mr and Mrs Fred Landis announce the birth of a son. Baseball writers select the National League all star eleven with Kelley at first Frisch at third Roush in center and other stars on the roster.
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Drama League
Rotary Club
Baseball Writers
Kelley
Hornsby
Maranville
Frisch
Wheat
Roush
Young
Bressler
Harrnet
Vance
Grimes
Rixey
Alexander
Valeria
Peter
Kendall
Willard
Europe
Florida
Dirk
Dirk van Balen
Louise
Forrest Brents
Livingstons
Grace Hammill
Fred Lancaster
Dudley Fulton
Peg Walters
Dirk and
Fine
Kendalls
Millicent
Mrs. Wainwright
Peter Kendall
Mrs
Sherman kin attend professor’s party in 19th century note
Twenty years ago Rev Sherman son of General William T Sherman and grandson of Thomas Ewing joined a party hosted by Professor and Mrs C L Martzolff. The guest list for Miss Bessie Mulligan’s gathering included Lelia Sherman Doris Nye Rachael Powell Ruth Davis Jessie Mulligan Mildred Banks Frances Webster Budd Rosseter John Porter Hari Nye Joe Pickering Clarence Russell Elizabeth Earhart and Carlos Cameron.
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Sherman
William T. Sherman
March-To The-Sea
Thomas Ewing
C. L. Martzolff
Bessie Mulligan
H. T. Mulligan
Lelia Sherman
Doris Nye
Rachael Powell
Ruth Davis
Jessie Mulligan
Mildred Banks
Frances Webster
Budd Rosseter
John Porter
Hari Nye
Joe Pickering
Clarence Russell
Elizabeth Earhart
Carlos Cameron
Red Heifer leads wild cattle in Australian frontier tale
An Australian novelist F. D. Davison writes a romantic novel where a red cow becomes the leader of a wandering band of wild cattle. The story follows her escape, leadership, and the taming of the range as settlers push westward, with vivid Australian frontier scenes.
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F. D. Davison
Australia
Mr. Davison
Red
United States
Health Hints On Rheumatic Disorders And Diet
An outline on rheumatic infections as a cause of disability and the role of diet and primary source illness. It stresses identifying the disease source, individualized treatment, and long term care, noting joint inflammation may persist despite removing infection sources. It advises a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables and avoiding foods that cause trouble.
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Massachusetts
Remembering Mother in Faith and Family
The piece honors mothers as the sweetest name and enduring support, urging love across generations. It cites Rena R. Nelsonville and the date November 27 as the source note, emphasizing prayer when earthly care fades and urging continual kindness to all.
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Nate Rena R. Nelsonville
About Your Children: handling a child's sense of truth
Olive Roberts Barton uses a simple story of a child misnaming relatives to illustrate how kids mix facts and associations. The piece argues that a three year old’s thinking blends events and labels, and that correct judgment grows from experience despite early missteps.
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Olive Roberts Barton
History of This District in the War of the Rebellion
Ohio furnished 230 regiments and many other units. Hocking County contributed several companies and detachments to the 17th Ohio Regiment, including Captain Barker’s company. They served in West Virginia, Kentucky, and major battles such as Shiloh, Perryville, Stone River, and Chickamauga, with 200 from Hocking County lost at Chickamauga. Names of KIA and dead include Tilton, Richards, Red, Ramey, Sanderson, George, Lehman, Mills, Frick, Westlake, Burgoon, Call, Kep ler, Standiford.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Hocking County
Charles A. Barker
Samuel Baker
Charles Rippey
Charles Jennings
Daniel Nunemaker
David Angle
Joseph Fox
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
General Rosecrans
Ripley
Ravenswoood
Zanesville
Shiloh
Corinth
Perryville
Hocking Countians
Stone River
Chickamaugaa
Mission Ridge
Lincoln
17Th
Ohio Regiment
Samuel Tilton
Amos Richards
John Red
Elias Ramey
Francis Sanderson
Jacob George
Washington Lehman
Harvey Mills
Peter Frick
Littlejohn Westlake
Levi Burgoon
John Call
Peter Kepler
Elisha Standiford
Sugar and protein rich diet aids infection control
The text notes that poor appetite leads to sugar overconsumption and weight gain due to reduced activity. It suggests lowering total sugar while supplying adequate proteins and fats to help reduce infection and swelling, and to provide vitamins and roughage to prevent constipation.
Yesterday's Cartoon Explains The Swell Gobbler
The turkey gobbler is likened to a peacock with an exaggerated size. A large air sac under the breast inflates as he struts, puffing feathers to appear more than twice his real size. At Bekesbourne Kent England R C Ramsay aged over 76 remains active as a pilot, earned his license young, and overcomes family tragedy.
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Sac
Bekesbourne
Kent
England
R. C. Ramsay
Ramsay
Entangled Lives Drive Antiques Debt to Love Triangle
Ann replaces a missing blue vase with a note from P K and $50 as Peter Kendall, a wealthy heir engaged to Valeria Bennett, pursues a European wedding and a working life. Valeria flirts with Dirk Van Balen, while Ann grows close to Tony Mickle and Sarah Kent at the library, amid tensions of wealth, ambition, and romance.
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Ann Hollister
Ann
P.K
Sarah Kent
Tony Mickle
Sarah
Tony
Peter Kendall
Valeria Bennett
Valeria
Peter
Major Attlee and the No Existences of Ideas
A brief note mentions Major Attlee and a phrase about no existing fields of ideas. The context implies a political or rhetorical remark, but details are unclear from the fragment. Further text would clarify the exact claim and surrounding discussion.
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I Ees
Major Attlee
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