The Athens stessenger population reach and page notes
The article outlines a Southeastern Ohio mailing list covering five counties with a 100000 population. It lists the Athens Nelsonville Glouster Logan Pomeroy Middleport Coolville Galli polis area and surrounding communities and notes association memberships and advertising rates. Obituary card nominal fees are referenced alongside subscription pricing.
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Ohio
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster Logan
Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
Gallipolis
Debt Drive Rumors Over Debt Cancellation Policy
The piece rejects European debt cancellation rumors tied to Norman H. Davis and warns the United States opposes any debt write downs. It notes European hopes for relief clash with American tax realities and NRA recovery, while stressing Americans bear most wartime costs and Europe’s recovery mood contrasts with our own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman H. Davis
United States
Uncle Sam
Europe
NRA
Free Press at Risk by Food Ad Restriction Bill
The piece argues against a proposed bill restricting food and drug advertising, claiming it would censor newspapers and burden general circulation papers with complex rules. It warns such bureaucratic power harms press freedom and public access to information as Congress reconvenes.
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American Congress
Congress
Public School Buildings Need Rebuilding Nationwide
Investigators from Teachers College Columbia University report the nation’s school plant is aging. Eighty percent of rural and sixty percent of urban elementary buildings are unsatisfactory and require replacement to meet basic standards. A vast building program will be needed in time to modernize facilities. Tobacco was discovered in San Domingo in 1496.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Teachers College
Columbia University
Parental aid after marriage key to lasting unions
Dorothy Dix argues that financially supporting newlyweds after marriage is wiser than lavish pre marriage indulgences. She cites couples who crumble under debt and stresses that a regular allowance could prevent breakups, noting many parents cannot help but urging prudent support when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Coe Oyster Supper and Local Community News
Mr and Mrs W W Coe hosted an oyster supper at the home of Mr and Mrs J P Coe near Albany. Mrs Frank Gullum led the Central Parent Teacher Association. Ohio University census ranked Methodists Presbyterians and Christians highest among students. Henry Zenner became Athens Country Club president with F W Bush as membership chair. Archdeacon J M Dodson of Columbus succeeded Rev Arthur Marshall at the Episcopal Church this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. W. Coe
Mrs
J. P. Coe
Albany
Frank Gullum
The
Central Parent-Teacher Association
Ohio University
J. M. Dodson
Columbus
Arthur Marshall
Episcopal Church
Y M C A Cabinet at Ohio University Names 1928 Officers
The Y M C A at Ohio University lists officers including DeForest Murch president Henry Eccles social chairman Mac Bethel music chairman Floyd Cooper devotional chairman Stanley Hastings recording secretary Ben Miller church relationships chairman Homer Cherrington treasurer Martin Bierer social service chairman Bob Webster Bible chairman Willard Chamberlain alumni chairman and Stanley Dougan membership chairman. Mrs Robert L Woodworth hosted the Social Literary Club. The Athens Needle Club met at Mrs Henry Link’s home. Rev William J Warrener led prayers at Eastern Star memorial services at the Masonic Temple. Teste of unbreakable milk bottles is being made. if successful, bottles will be available in all colors.
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Ohio University
DeForest Murch
Henry Eccles
Mac Bethel
Floyd Cooper
Stanley Hastings
Ben Miller
Homer Cherrington
Martin Bierer
Bob Webster
Willard Chamberlain
Stanley Dougan
America
Watershed Barn Near Fuller Farm North of Denton’s Hill
A barn on the Fuller family farm about four miles north of Denton’s Hill in Pennsylvania sits near the watershed between the Genesee and Allegheny rivers. Rain on the north side drains toward the Gulf of St Lawrence, while rain on the south side drains elsewhere.
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Gardner Hill
Fuller
Denton’s Hill
Pennsylvania
Genesee
Allegheny
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Notable barn cartoon mixes rivers and rain paths
A Ripley explanation depicts a farm’s drainage to the Gulf through the Allegheny Ohio and Mississippi, noting east rain draining to Chesapeake Bay and three springs with waters traveling 2000 and 1000 miles. Tomorrow hints at a Destroyer Of The World.
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Gulf of Mexico
Allegheny
Ohio
Mississippi
Chesapeake Bay
Susquehanna River
How To Stay in Game And Be Fresh
Dr Morris Fishbein explains pre participation medical exams for students entering athletics. These exams assess fitness for chosen sports, reveal prior illnesses, and prevent staleness or premature return after injury. They note risks from scarlet fever kidney issues rheumatic heart disease and tuberculosis in mild forms.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Fresh air and drafts in the nursery
Olive Roberts Barton discusses how air colors cannot be controlled and offers practical winter tips for nursery comfort. She suggests lining beds with quilted cotton, placing cribs away from direct windows, using floor screens, and adjusting covers to balance warmth and drafts for infants.
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Johnny
Ora
Shakeup Near in NRA Staff Reorganization
Washington report notes possible NRA personnel changes as General Johnson presides over reorganization to last through its two year life. Sessions with Johnson and cabinet members may transfer NRA functions to regular departments. Also discusses Republican leadership shifts and related political moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
NRA
Hugh 8. Johnson
Commerce
Daniel Roper
Frances Perkins
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Johnson
Jim Watson
Chicago
Watson
Jim
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Coolidge
United States
Patent Office
Commissioner Coe
Washington
Bureau of
Notable Ice Cream Pioneers and San Marino’s Long Stand
Dolly Madison and Nancy Johnson are credited with early ice cream innovations. San Marino is described as the oldest existing republic with ten centuries of uninterrupted existence. California fires have burned about one twelfth of its area in recent years, and a movable bed with improvised hoods is suggested.
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Dolly Madison
President Madison
Nancy Johnson
San Marino
California
Pioneer Woman Journalist Nora Marks Revisited in 1890s Chicago
Mrs. Eleanor Atkinson a veteran writer and spouse to Mrs. C. H. Horn recalls her early career under the pen name Nora Marks. She began in the 1890s on the Chicago Tribune and later shaped journalism through famine relief and the 1895 World’s Fair coverage. She notes women’s rise in writing and the need for distinctive voice.
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Eleanor Atkinson
C. H. Horn
Sunnyside Drive
Atkinson
Nora Marks
Chicago Tribune
Nellie Bly
New York World
Indiana
the Tribune
Findley Peter Dunn
Frank Vanderlip
Vance Thompson
Paris
George Ade
Purdue University
Red Cross
Centary of Progress
Madame Pattie
Campaign Plan For County Home Rule Amendment
Local organizations campaign for county home rule amendment ahead of election on November 7. State groups endorsing include Ohio Chamber of Commerce Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Ohio State Grange Ohio Retail Merchants League of Women Voters Ohio Teachers Association and Ohio Institute of something.
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Infens County
Ohio Chamber of Co
Ohio Farm Bureau
Fed
Ohio State Grange
The
Facturers’ Association
On Council of Retail Mercha League of Women Voters
ent-Teacher Association
Ness and Professional
Ohio Institute
Front Page Missi Green and White Lost and Found
The Green and White front page was lost Tuesday evening by reporters unsure of the edition. Clerical disruption occurred as discarded pages were mistaken for the copy, delaying press until late night and delaying delivery until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton McKnight
Aft
Smith
Covil
Bard for a King puzzle hints and clues
A puzzle page features multiple across and down clues titled Bard for a King. It lists wordplay for famous bards, terms like heavy blow and to elude, and references to letters, directions, and measurements. The grid entries include muses, currencies, birds, seeds, and anatomical terms, with indications for vertical and horizontal answers.
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Athens Stessenger
Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Gerald
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charlies H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily Press Association
United Associations
Nationa
John Cullen Company
South Michigan Ave
Rats Ave
New York
General Motors
Athens Post Office
San Domingo
Dorothy Dix
Mr. X
John
Mary
Henry Zenner
Athens Country Club
F. W. Bush
Robert L. Woodworth
Needle Club
Henry Link
William J. Warrener
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Fletbush Ave
Brooklyn
Ripley
Jee Courier
Greene Wie Fuer
Rochester, Minn
John Millus
Pittsburgh
Olive Roberts Barton
Booze Makers
Stampede
By Rodney Dutcher
Robert V. Fleming
Riggs National
Toia
Whiteside
Norma
Margaret Porter
Joe Jer
Tal
Rip van Winky
Dog
Edinburgh
Missi Green
Whi
Bard
Elist
Paradise
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