The Athens Messenger and Herald Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Athens Messenger and Herald announces weekday afternoon publication with a Sunday morning edition. It lists publisher Gordon and Bush, editor Charles H Garris, and affiliations with professional newspaper groups. Subscription rates shown include 84.50 yearly, 15 cents weekly, with partial rates for six and ten week periods.
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Ohio
Judge Rowland on Taxpayer Burden and Court Costs
A column praises Judge O F Rowland for explaining how court delays and transferring minor cases to higher courts raise costs for taxpayers. It argues legislative action is needed to curb waste, urging public demand while noting voters rarely scrutinize rising taxes and the public’s tolerance for government expense.
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O. F. Rowland
Rowland
Santa Claus
Judge Harley Whitcraft Passes, Honored Jurist of Hocking County
The death of Judge Harley Whitcraft removes a jurist who filled the Hocking County bench with credit to his district and the legal profession. He was a good citizen whose life reflected fearless honesty and hard work, widely honored beyond the Hocking Valley. His home community and county will regret his passing and the loss of his future service.
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Harley Whitcraft
Hocking County
Judge Whitcraft
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Danger Hours for Drivers Hint at Seasonal Risk
The piece warns that between 5 and 8 p m during October through December the danger to drivers and pedestrians rises as dusk thickens traffic. It urges careful driving as thousands rush home, and suggests reflecting on family to avoid risky behavior during this period.
Detroit primary incident prompts voting reflections
Relatives of a Detroit man sought an absentee ballot after he had been hurt in an auto accident. They explained he wanted to vote but were too late to secure an absentee ballot, highlighting ongoing concern over citizen turnout and participation in elections.
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Detroit
Michigan
European tariff shifts misread as millennial shift
In Washington, Paul Mallon argues Europe’s devaluation and a 15 percent tariff cut may not lower French prices. He calculates that after devaluation a US dollar watch costs more in France, leaving tariff protection effectively higher and negating any immediate trade revival.
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Paul Mallon Washington
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Paris
U. S
France
United States
French devaluation sparks world price concerns and neutral talks
The piece argues French devaluation may curb domestic prices while risking future price rises and warns U S moves toward a Western Hemisphere neutrality pact resemble League of Nations ideas. It notes varied drafts for a consultative commission of foreign ministers and unclear meeting rules.
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Latin America
League of Nations
Europe
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Commission of Nations
Behind the New Deal Guard: Reserve Fund Idea Dropped
The article reports that early brain trust planners opposed a large reserve fund for Social Security and that the President may have shifted on it since signing the act. It suggests an overhaul of the program next year regardless of leadership.
Louse Talk and Winter Plans in a Queer Column
A medical column notes a taboo word pediculus may be needed in patient talks. A Wisconsin man delays winter sleep to November 1 unless election speeches distract him. A columnist hints few hear about the Spanish bull amid war dispatches. Young men leaving home face risks in this trailer era of caution.
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Wisconsin
Voter Returns After Injury to Cast Ballot
The injured voter returned with one arm in a cast and a bandaged head, hobbling but insisting on casting his vote. He arrived after being turned away earlier, signaling determination to participate in the election.
Public Forum letter on farming and pork prices
The Public Forum column carries a signed letter from E. E. McGee of Nelsonville dated September 29. McGee recounts reading Mr Reeves's letter and notes how rising costs and PWA aid influence farming decisions and willingness to sell out.
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the Messenger
Mr. Reeves
PWA
City imposes 1000 dollar weekly license on seers
North Sacramento authorities require fortune tellers and crystal gazers to obtain a weekly license costing 1000 dollars. The action aims to regulate occult services within the city. The measure targets practitioners operating in the city limits and affects potential clients seeking divination.
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Sacramento
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Health Hints and Diet Health Hints and Diet
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses dangers of sedatives narcotics and anesthetics kept in home medicine chests. He warns potent drugs require physician prescription and proper storage. opium morphine codeine bromides barbiturates and pyramidon derivatives are cited with cautions for safety and regulation. He urges separation of insulin syringe kits and disposal of anesthetics after use.
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Morris Fishbein
So They Say on College Topics and Nutrition
Dr. R B Ogilby of Trinity College cautions that athletics girls and religion dominate bull sessions and a man must touch reality when his personality is formed. Dr Clifford Barborka of Northwestern Medical School asserts national nutritional conditions and vigor have deteriorated due to only about 10 percent consuming good sufficient foods.
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R. B. Ogilby
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Clifford Barborka
Northwestern University Medical School
Flying Mariner Returns to Island After Storm
Kay and Ted berth the Mariner at the jungle island. Illah, who hunted for the gyropilot secrets, is thwarted as Ted reveals he and the crew triangulated signals to locate their position. Illah is jailed as Ted tends the passengers and meningitis patients receive care.
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French Frigate Shoals
Wake Island
Honolulu
Pacific Ocean
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Mississippi
Silah
Iilah
Kay's Courage and Ted's Routine Flight Home
On a Pacific island layover, Kay stays to aid the sick while Ted pilots the Mariner toward Guam and the Philippines. After a storm, they face separation, yearning for a life back in Ship Harbor with Dickie as Kay resolves to balance human needs with technology.
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Ted
Kay
Guam
Midway
Manila
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Ship Harbor
Philippines
East Shade Social and Personal News Briefs
East Shade notices show Earl Shields leaving for Marion after a two week stay with aunt Mrs Arthur Watson and others. Sunday visits include Chester Caldwell with sister Mrs Sophia Caldwell and Gordon Caldwell with Reverend and Mrs Riggs at Success. Wilber Shields and Mary Johnston of Marion visited Arthur Watson. Hubert Winyard of Akron visits Osborns. Ermyl Cheadle Athens stayed with Ernest Cheadle. Herman Satterfield of Parkersburg recently visited Leo Watson.
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East Shade
Earl Shields
Marion
Arthur Watson
Jake Koehler
Chester
Sophia Caldwell
Gordon Caldwell
Success
Riggs
Wilber Shields
Mary Johnston
Hubert Winyard
Akron
Charles Osborn
Ermyl Cheadle
Athens
Earnest Cheadle
Herman Satterfield
Parkersburg
Leo Watson
Pheasants Flourish in Salt Lake Canyon Mountains
Chinese Ringneck pheasants introduced in 1881 thrive in the mountain canyons above Salt Lake City. The population has grown to thousands, far surpassing the original stock of fifty birds.
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Salt Lake City
Shadows Poem by Thelma Pyle From Athena Ohio
Poet's Corner notice invites readers to contribute verses bearing name and address. The provided poem Shadows describes a sunset fading to night with imagery of lovers and guiding light. Signed by Thelma Pyle, 14 Columbia Ave, Athena Ohio.
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Thelma Pyle
Columbia, Ave. Athena
Ohio
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