The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger lists publishing terms from 1896 to 1928 with weekly editions on weekdays and a large Sunday edition. It notes GORDON K. BUSH as publisher and general manager, C. H. Garrs as managing editor, and membership in multiple newspaper associations. Advertising rates available on request, obituaries at nominal charge, and subscription rates set for carrier and mail in Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
W E Bush
Nonpartisan call to save Ohio wildlife by Bricker slate
Ohio sportsmen form the Ohio Bricker Conservation Committee to back the Republican governor candidate Bricker for better game and fish restoration. They urge a nonpartisan, independent governing board and funding directed to propagation and habitat, not salaries or politics. The piece argues current spending and politics hinder wildlife restoration and calls for reform across parties.
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Ohio
Ohio Bricker Conservation Committee
Bricker
Conservation Committee
Ohio Conservation Division
Columbus
Critics hold Roosevelt era air policy responsible for pilots' deaths
The author argues the present administration must answer to the public for 12 pilot deaths and for harming the U S air transport system. Accuses Commerce and The National Airways under a Republican administration of collusion, penny pinching and misdirected air navigation funds. Calls for accountability to the Army Air Corps and public over failed air mail policy and Copeland report.
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Department of Commerce
National Airways
Court of Claims
Air Navigation Division
Actuarial Society of America
Air Mail
Copeland
Roosevelt
Baker Commission
Congress
Army Air Corps
Lucky Babies and National Pride Across Nations
A provocative column contrasts birth rates and national sentiment, noting Americans crave multiple-birth attention or dramatic medical stories to draw notice. It contrasts with Russia Italy and Germany where every newborn is a source of shared joy and national celebration.
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America
Russia
Italy
Germany
The News Behind The News by Paul Mallon
In Washington the Yangtze crisis tests British interests in China and foreshadows Anglo American policy. London seeks pressure on Japan while Hull and Roosevelt steer a more independent Far East stance. Morgenthau’s pound rescue divides Britain and the US amid whispers of naval accords.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Yangtze River Valley
Britain
China
Manchuria
Stimson
London
Foreign Office
Shanghai
Yangtze
Hull
Japan
Far East
Roosevelt
T. R
Asia
Pacific
Atlantic
Europe
Morgenthau
Silver policy shifts noted in Pittman tour and Mexican coin return
Senator Pittman, with the migratory bird commission, signals renewed silver policy momentum. Mexico restores silver coins to pre 1935 fineness, hinting at stabilizing silver value and possible Latin American monetary market expansion ahead of the Pan American conference.
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Silver Key
Pittman
Migratory Bird Commission
Mexico
Latin America
Navy Pays Tribute To World War Leader Admiral Sims
The last tribute by the Navy to Admiral Sims honored his rank with full honors though officials from other departments were not invited. A War Department representative attended in uniform, while other departments declined, fueling rumors of past strictures from Sims. The Navy said such arrangements are uncommon and they were unsure of proper protocol.
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Sims
War Department
Navy
Farm policy stirred by unseen adviser at Treasury era
When Agriculture Secretary Wallace and his top aide were away, policy questions were directed to Chester Davis once with the Federal Reserve Board. Davis, a former board member who departed months ago, has played an active role in recent farm policy developments. He uses the Fed as his base while shaping agricultural direction.
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Wallace
Department
Federal Reserve
Fortune tellers predict Roosevelt or Landon win
Nation's clairvoyants forecast a Roosevelt or Landon victory in the election, and a Yankees or Giants triumph in the series, yet the piece remains a speculative gift from divination rather than certainty.
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Roosevelt
Landon
Asturian Gag Line Parodies Radio News Style
A new rapid commentary gag riffs on the line You talk about your trouble in the Asturias. The quip mimics the brisk radio announcer cadence and adds a regional twist to a familiar format.
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Asturias
Lipstick a Health Menace
A brief note claims lipstick poses a health menace amid concerns about youth personal crisis trends among the younger generation.
Birth Reports Rewarded By Dictator For New Citizens
The dictator smiles at birth reports and rewards mothers for raising children. In contrast, in Russia Italy and Germany the regime directs education and later mobilizes citizens to work or fight, with leaders shaping from youth to front lines.
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Russia
Italy
Germany
Public Forum Letters Debate Roosevelt Welfare Views
Co M Blake of Reedsville laments high taxes and unemployment while praising Hoover era pensions and meat prices. He accuses Roosevelt of starving promise and mismanaged relief programs, claiming crops are discouraged and famine could follow a re election.
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the Messenger
Roosevelt
Hoover
Blake
Co. M. Blake
Local Industry Buys 6000 Radio Cabinets for New York Firm
Owen Manufacturing of Logan booked a large order for 6 000 radio cabinets from a New York company. An oil well on the William Bowlby lease near Webb Summit Logan yields daily gas of 300 000 feet. Social notes mention Athens guests at The Plains and honors at Ohio University Alpha Delta Pi events.
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Owen Manufacturing Company
Logan
New York
William Bowlby
Webb Summit
A. C. Gubitz
Ohio University
Alpha Delta Pi
Twenty Years Ago Hostess and Guests at Tuesday Club
The article notes Prof. and Mrs. C. L. Martzolff hosting the Tuesday club. Mae Poston returned from a five month trip through the west. Attendees included Mrs. George Fenzel and others at the Hocking County Fair. The Lastro Auto Supply Company lists numerous founders and officers. Contractor Fred Burke completed wrecking the stand pipe at Central School and the structure was to be moved to N Hill.
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C. L. Martzolff
Fred Burke
N. Hill
District Tales of Long Ago Continued
A historical account of Zane’s Trace and the Mingo Trail from Wheeling Creek to the Licking River, detailing Tarhe’s Wyandotte camp, Nancy Zane, and the 1797 marriage of William McCulloch to Tarhe’s granddaughter. It traces bounty land surveys, the births of Lancaster and Chillicothe areas, and Kenton’s 1787 raid, ending with the note that the story continues.
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Zane
Nancy Zane
Isaac Zane
Myeerah
Tarhe
William McCullouch
Hock-Hocking
Standing Stone
Todd
Lexington
Ohio River
Maysville
Paint Creek
Aberdeen
Kentucky
Ohio
Upper
Sandusky
Notable quotes on religion, crime, health, and beauty
A collection of remarks from leaders and public figures on religion and social change, crime prevention, self-improvement, and athletes. Notable voices include Secretary Daniel C. Roper, President W. M. Lewis, George White, Warden H. L. Jackson, and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Brewer.
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Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Mary Elizabeth Brewer
London
England
Mah Jong on Boats Banned in Shanghai Region
About 200 boatmen on the Chinhwai River petitioned authorities to permit playing Mah Jong aboard their boats. The request was denied, curbing the outdoor gaming on water.
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Mah Jong
Shanghai
U.R
Chinhwai
Catholic Church Gains 212136 Members in 1935 United States
In 1935 the Roman Catholic Church in the United States added 212,136 members, reaching a total of 20,735,130 adherents nationwide. The gain reflects ongoing growth within the American Catholic community during the period.
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United States
America
Gyropilot theft and storm endanger ship crew in Honolulu
Ted and Kay uncover Illah's bid to steal the gyropilot plans as she menaces the crew with a pistol. Amid a fierce storm, Illah orders the cockpit raid while the radio officer attempts a rescue by contacting Wake Island. Ted and Kay affirm their love and brace for danger.
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Ted
Kay
Honolulu
Jack Slade
Illah
Lilah
Mac
Tilah
Wake Island
Midway
Islah
Pain relievers and cautions on common medicines
Health Hints and Diet by Dr Morris Fishbein notes that many family chest pain remedies resemble patent medicines and warns against acetylsalicylic acid and pyramidon risks. It explains causes of toothache earache neuritis and rheumatic pain and stresses treating underlying issues rather than masking symptoms.
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Morris Fishbein
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ATHENS MESSENGER @ HERALD INTING CO
Gordon K Bush
Mer. Charlies H Garrs
American Newspaper Pubishers Associa
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Ohio Dailiea
Inland Daily Press Association
THE
United Press
the Public Forum
Reedsville
J. L. Pickering
Mildred Totman
Doris Giesecke
Virginia Larimer
Athens
Plains
A. F. Reeves
W. D. Reeves
E. M. Blower
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Church of Christ
Mae Poston
George Fenzel
J. R. Lostro
L. L. Diessle
R. L. Woodworth
Hocking County Fair
Lastro Auto Supply Company
Ara Butcher
L. A. Spencer
H. M. Woods
Ed Walburn
Miss Marie Carr
David Taylor
Elmer Ashworth
Paul Dornell
Harry Simms
Charles Mapes
Elmer Goldsberry
Clyde Mansfield
Harry Graham
H. E. Hawk
Everett Burt
J. F. Lastro
M. P. Totman
J. R. Lastro
F. Dix Preston
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W. M. Lewis
Lafayette College
Easton, Pa
George White
H. L. Jackson
Southern Michigan State Prison
George Clark
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