Athens newspaper subscription rates and associations list
The notice lists associations such as American Newspaper Publishers Association and Inland Daily Press Association. It also cites subscription rates by carrier and mail for Ohio readers with prices for different periods including one year four fifty dollars and ten weeks one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press Associations
Ohio
One Way to Recovery and Wage Earners as Market
Secretary Perkins argues in a league address that two thirds of American goods are sold to households earning under 2000 dollars annually. Rebuilding wage-earner purchasing power is the key driver for industrial recovery while lowering wages would cripple it. The core message is to start economic recovery from the bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
American Federation of Labor
Miss Perkins
America
Orchid for Uncle Sam Praises State Dept Handling Cuba
The piece lauds the State Department for its patience in Cuba amid factional strength assessments. It argues intervention should be avoided to protect broader American interests in Latin America, noting Marines remain aboard and naval guns idle for target practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
State Department
Latin America
Washington
Dictator's Security and the Effect on Free Press
The piece argues a Hitler style regime would force newspapers to praise the regime, ban critical reporting, and threaten writers with death. It compares this to potential U S political control, contending that a free press protects democracy and curbs dictatorship. The essay ends noting remaining safety lies in a free press.
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NRA
Roosevelt
Cuba
Fairey
America
Ohio Should Not Adopt Old Age Pension Law
The piece warns that old age pensions, like unemployment insurance in Europe, invite tax increases and pork-barrel politics. It argues half truths mislead supporters, that existing aid agencies should be expanded, and state control would add costly burdens while not eliminating poorhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ohio
Uae
Europe
We Have Been Warned A News Reel From Ten Years Ago
A fragmented reminiscence blends global warnings about economic and political turmoil with local notices from Nelsonville and nearby towns. The piece juxtaposes international despotism with U S economic strain and laments restrictions on individual liberty. It mixes historical reflection with community announcements and births and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Italy
Germany
Mussolini
Stalin
Dorothy Dix on choosing a life partner and practical virtues
The column argues that while infallible wedding rules don’t exist, sensible qualities matter more than beauty. It warns that wealth attitudes, practical housekeeping, steady work, and reliability trump charm, finery, or sentiment. It likens selecting a spouse to choosing a well bred horse.
Eye Injury Causes Red Vision in Night Driver
An incident describes Frau Range striking a lamp post on a dark night and developing red vision thereafter. The peculiar affliction would impede driving and reading accounts, illustrating a curious life observation.
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YES
Red
Frau Range
Didymus the Alexandrian Scribe and Tomorrow’s Desert Feature
A fragment notes Didymus the Alexandrian as a tireless scribe nicknamed Chalkenteros and credits him with 400 works, a figure aligned with pamphlet-era publishing. It hints at a future topic titled The Desert Of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalkenteros
Seneca
Didymus
Desert of
Maine
Changes in Eyes Signal Aging and Presbyopia
Eye changes mark aging with distance vision improving while near vision worsens. Presbyopia arises as the lens loses elasticity by about age 60. Seek a physician for suitable lenses. modern eyeglasses offer comfort and reduce eyestrain while aiding sight at multiple distances.
About Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
The author argues for unquestioning obedience as the foundation for later explanations. A trusted, sensible parent earns obedience. a spoiled child obeys only to avoid displeasure. She asserts every person must have ingrained obedience to some law before accepting new rules.
NRA as a Referee Not As a Dictator
Washington opinion piece discusses the NRA evolving into a two year program shaping industry rules and compliance boards. It weighs socialization versus referee roles, notes securities law tweaks, and highlights Roosevelt era figures and projects including Library of Congress expansion and a Capitol statue.
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Washington, D. C
NRA
America
The Price of Blind Obedience in Child Rearing
The author argues obedience to law can crush a child’s spirit and self-reliance. They warn that excessive compliance Makes children fearful or rebellious, while true grit comes only from learning what must means and gaining confidence.
Athens Seventy Years Ago Remembered by Elizabeth Cochran
Former Athens City Schools teacher Elizabeth Cochran recalls Athens as she knew it seventy years ago. She describes living south of the College Green, walking to The Hill's three story red brick school, and the mulberry street area then Common with a pond, Kessinger home, and a central spring.
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Elizabeth Cochran
Athens
Cincinnati
Cochran
Park Place
Ohio University
College
Court Street
Brown Bank Corner
West Washington Street
Mulberry Street
Prof. Evan Jones
J. L. Kessinger
Som Dent
University To Publish New Student Magazine On Campus
The Ohio University Campus Affairs Committee approves The Ohioan, a 36 page student magazine replacing Green Goat. It will feature literature sorority and fraternity news art sports campus events and women’s organizations under Dean Irma Voigt. John Ralston Clark designed the first issue cover. Staff includes editor James Powell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
The
Ohioan
Green Goat
Irma Voigt
John Ralston Clark
James Powell
Youngstown
Ted Wronkoski
Elmira
N. Y
Witis di Megilo
Brooklyn
Morris Rabinowitz
Cleveland
Dale Boyd
Liverpool
Forrest Hopkins
Wellsville
Local Socials and Weekend Visits Across Town
Rutland residents share weekend plans with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs Clair Tayl oren visit Denny Beckley while Mr. John Beckley hosts. Families move to farms and attend football games with Salem and Gallipolis links. Esther Whit receives elementary teaching certificate designation at New Marshfield. other notes include picnics and travel to Columbus.
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Denny Beckley
John Beckley
Vaughn
William
Rathburn
Salem
Elizabeth Ann Chapman
C. O
Oscar
Gallipolis
Marie Smith
Charles Chillicothe
B. M. Taylor
Columbus
Grove
George Barkstall Wanze
Charles Graham
Dorothy Ledlie
New Marshfield
Esther E
Whit
Puzzle clue grid mentions faces and words across vertical horizontal
The page shows a mixed word puzzle with clues for horizontal and vertical entries, including hints on who is pictured and various word definitions such as sea, bed, sun related terms, and items like folding bed and meadow. It blends Latin style hints with a biographical query about a philanthropist and a French relief aid reference.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens Stessenger
Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Gace
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
Nelsonville
Glouster
Logan
Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
John W. W. Inne
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Fifth Ave
Noe Motors Bid
Detroit
Athens Post Office
Act
Uncle Sam
Bertha Bridgman
Newark
Parent-Teacher Association
Dorothy Vorhees
George Standall
Edward Newman
James Cobert
James Hall
Jessie Parsons
Hescoe Rutherford
Roy Rutan
Raymond Matheny
Charles Smith
James Nelson
Nick Morris
Richard Glancy
Charlies Farms
Thomas Mathewson
Harry Elkins
A. M. Lewis
Seth
Church Association
Emmett Keenan
C. J. Murdock
Zanesville
Blanche Walden
McConnelsville
D. R. Richards
Sulphur Lake Springs
Mary Collins
Washington D. C
Ihe
United States
Dorothy Dix
Fluffy
Missouri
Brass
Alexandria
Cicero
Augustus
Conside
Joe Jackson
Star OF the
Bob Moon
Lincoln
Neb
Durham, NC
Danville
Terday
By Hipley
DR. Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Olive Roberts Barton
Capital
By Rodney Dutcher
Federal Advisory Council
Federal Reserve Board
Glass- Steagall
First Lady
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Bonus Army
California
Isabella Greenway
John Greenway
Capitol
Arizona
Sol Bloom
Library of Congress
OLD Kessinger
Rutland
Mrs. Clair Tayloren
Margeret Spratt
Alice Louise
Mrs
Ben Powel
France
Wales
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