Athens Messenger and Herald page note and subscriptions
Obscured masthead with publisher and editor names. Public notice of Athens Nelsonville Glouster Logan Pomeroy Midport Coolville area newspaper status. Subscription rates listed for mail and in paper editions, with class matter and circulation details.
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Hoover Proposes Bank Liquidity Program During Depression
President outlines a seven point plan to mobilize banking resources. He seeks a national bank fund of 500 million dollars to re discount assets and ensure liquidity. He calls for Fed Reserve governors to aid closed banks and for possible government stock subscriptions and a War Finance style corporation.
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Nightlife on West Side docks and Woollcott to be panned
New York reports eel peddlers on the West Side docks as a new night life figure with crowds reaction. Alexander Woollcott may be panned as part of a broader note on theater and literary figures plus NBC and WABC appearances.
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Explaining Yesterday's Cartoon on Early Republican Birthplace
The note details Ripon College's naming bid, Brockway donation shaping Brockway College, and Brockway's later GOP support. It recounts the 1844 birth of the Republican Party in a Ripon meeting and jokes about renaming Greenland and Iceland due to naming misdirections. Tomorrow: The Money of Liberia Carries no Lettering.
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Truth and Poetry by Stefansson and Wells
The speaker rejects polar travel citing cold Arctic calls and icy steeples. He then considers Africa with its savannas and predators, but concludes the continent may lure someone else rather than him.
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Short selling on the New York Stock Exchange faces reform push
Frederic J. Haskin comments on the drive to abolish short selling amid rising public discontent with bears and lambs on the Exchange. He notes Senate action, state efforts in New York, and potential federal measures to curb short sales and related practices across commodities and futures markets.
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A Thought for Today from Luke’s Plough Verse
A brief devotional line cites Jesus from Luke 9 verse about not looking back after taking up the plough, stressing commitment as a condition for entering the kingdom of God. The sentiment appears as a daily inspirational note.
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Athens Messenger World Map Offer Promises Up-to-Date Details
The Athens Messenger promotes a new comprehensive world map priced at ten cents to cover cost, handling, and postage. It promises accuracy, up-to-date statistics from government sources, and plates printed specifically for this map, making it a worthwhile investment for readers of all ages.
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Local happenings mix high spirits and accidents in Huntington area
Elizabeth Beatty and Maria Grover return from Huntington High School for a weekend recess. Freight activity in Athens signals strong business, per B&O agent E. E. Johnson. A light truck overturned near the water line project injuring Shorty Bell. Local residents travel to Cincinnati for a three day automobile show while others recall past sports and civic events from twenty years ago.
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Capitol conference to issue home building advice for all
Washington reports a November president conference will issue wide guidance on building buying financing heating and living in homes. Dr. John Gries notes aims help modest earners reduce costly mistakes amid foreclosures high financing costs and falling values with 25 committees to cover mortgage land values zoning contracts and design.
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About Your Children And The Chum Habit
A mother warns against the chum habit as a social trap for children. She favors real varied friendships, notes stronger jealousy among girls, and urges parents to gently foster broader social ties while avoiding lecturing or breaking up existing chums.
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Postal savings as real bank urged amid public fears
A columnist argues for turning the Postal Savings Bank into a full scale government bank with deposits withdrawable on short notice, using safe guards and profits. The piece contrasts fears of government banking with potential growth of private accounts and broader financial stability. It also notes Japan's Asian expansion and historical references to China and Genghis Khan.
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Edison’s Doctors Admit Edison He Reaches End
For the first time this week doctors acknowledge the grave condition of Thomas A. Edison. Mr. Edison is said to be sinking slowly, with death likely within days. The inventor remains unmoved, certain of having done his best.
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