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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
4
Listing of newspaper associations and bureaus, with address details for national representatives. Advertising rates available at home or foreign offices. Obituary and card of thanks charges noted. Subscription prices: 15 cents weekly by carrier, or annual and short-term mail rates in Ohio.
Noting that Southeastern Ohio boys in government forest camps on the Pacific Coast return home healthy and well cared for after costly long-distance moves. The piece questions the justification of federal spending to relocate thousands for work in California forests, arguing it undermines public confidence in governmental economy.
The article argues that courtesy alone will not curb traffic evils in Ohio. It says the new state patrol must assert authority to reduce rural highway accidents and deter reckless drivers, while law abiding motorists have nothing to fear. Officers will need a firm approach to inspire respect and ensure compliance.
The Athens Kiwanis Club sponsors a charity dance on Friday October 20 at Hotel Berry to aid underprivileged Athens County children. Proceeds support medical and surgical care through county agencies and welfare funds, aided by alumni reunion participation.
The piece argues strikes hinder the recovery, blaming union leaders for self interest and agitation. It urges intelligent control, mutual trust between workers and employers, and notes workers returning to work while employers reopen payrolls under the New Deal.
Dorothy Dix counsels a stenographer dating a married man with two wives warning that such a union invites punishment and distrust. She urges practicality, noting rotters never reform and advising against marrying him for alimony or deceit.
The 1887 iron bridge at Danville Virginia burned when a tar kettle spilled during repairs on June 30 1927. Fire companies on both banks fought flames but the structure was completely destroyed. Tomorrow: A Wonderful Student.
A mixed puzzle appears with a Famous Flyer reference and crossword style clues. Across clues hint at a prominent aviator and related terms, while vertical hints list themes and word fragments connected to the era.
Ten years ago the column notes Mr. and Mrs C T Moore and daughter Jennie motored to Columbus. Mr and Mrs George W Mopkins along with Har vey C Baker and CB Vorkes visited Lancaster. The Chase Collegians went to Muntington West Virginia to play at the Criterion Club. A twenty five year anniversary for Mr and Mrs Charlies P Kircher is reported. Dr and Mrs R F Demers left for Utica New York to watch Colgate Ohio football. The Sunshine and Ruth Sunday School classes hosted a wiener roast. A wireless Carmania rescue saved 52 passengers in mid Atlantic. Ohio’s football team under Coach Banks headed to Cincinnati for the Ohio Cincinnati game. Mrs J F Williams entertained the Sunnyside Needle Club. A depot safe in Glouster K M was blown and $40 taken. Mrs George Whipple and children visited Hamden.
At current prices water costs more than high gravity oil in Mentone Texas and the Holborn Tube in London moves at 18 feet per hour. An estimate cites 300 million married women globally. Chicago plans five sailings to Atlantic ports as wage scales shift, a scenario not seen before.
Dr Morris Fishbein urges proper sitting and standing for comfort and health. Desks should fit individual students with varied sizes, and schools should provide occasional standing breaks and short exercises to improve circulation and breathing during study periods.
The NRA keeps a visible scoreboard on code adoption at the Commerce Building reception office. Panels show codes adopted per month, with 4 in July, 18 in August, 13 in September, and 17 in October, updating as hearings occur. TVA expands public information via its Washington library to help locals and industries.
The piece argues laziness in children often hides medical issues. A doctor’s examination can reveal fatigue related to nutrition or thyroid problems, with rest, sun, milk, and nourishment insufficient alone for chronic cases.
The material argues laziness in adults can stem from thyroid issues or infections seeping pus into the bloodstream, with other causes including neglected bowels. It notes some children escape via daydreams and misbehavior, urging pity over scolding, and mentions early American political events as context.
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