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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
4
A report from Alabama notes lawmakers legalizing near beer after 17 years of prohibition era constraints. Governor Miller opposed the measure, warning it could erode prohibition and threaten the Eighteenth Amendment.
A weathered note links low turnout at two Athens gatherings to rain and out of town speakers. The piece cites a science fiction tale about a dominion of a “Machine” that replaces all needs, ending with destruction, and warns against drifting toward passive radio listening.
The article argues the world’s economic woes affect the United States and that Americans must expand awareness beyond borders. It notes language prejudice fading as global events shape domestic fortunes, warns of losses in trade from European and Asian conflicts, yet sees growing U.S. interest in international affairs.
A report by seven Protestant denominations and lay leaders notes a shift in the United States from active mission support to rising secularism and materialism. It highlights resistance to religion among thoughtful segments and contrasts earlier overt proselytizing with contemporary dialogue about Christianity and non Christian beliefs.
Dorothy Dix advises Mrs S T G that a wife’s continued work after marriage strengthens the couple financially and emotionally. Relatives’ disapproval fades when the earnings help save for a home or business. Modern couples flourish when wives pursue apt work, not domestic limits.
The piece recalls the 1837 banking crisis when New York banks suspended payments and banks nationwide followed. It notes the Treasury's funds being drained and the move to separate Treasury from banks, establishing the Sub-Treasury to manage government finances. It hints at a upcoming feature on a large lender.
The article by Dr Morris Fishbein discusses asthenia after influenza, noting possible adrenal or thyroid involvement and fatigue. It outlines forms of insomnia, emphasizes mental factors, and urges thorough scientific study to identify tissue deficiencies and underlying disturbances before treatment.
Rodney Dutcher examines the Weather Bureau stance on predicting harsh or mild winters. He notes no conclusive pattern, cites experts like Dr. Marvin, and compares long term trends to chance, warning that forecasts beyond 48 hours remain uncertain.
Ten years ago today W H Logan and family traveled to Chicago for a wedding. Mrs H J Brown hosted Athends and Priscilla Needle clubs on North Congress Street with a two course luncheon. Harley Maxwell wed Aileen Exbry in Litchfield and Copelands attended their son Dean’s Cleveland ceremony. Twenty years ago today local clubs, teachers, and residents planned Ohio Federation convention and meals at Delmont Restaurant. Mrs Palmer led placements for delegates. Mrs Te ADS hosted Sunny Acres party. Columbus visit by the Carpenters.
Farmers report heavy losses of quail pheasants squirrels and rabbits due to hawks and other pests. They note streams polluted by pollution and belief a concerted hawk control program would boost wild game and fish populations nationwide.
An observational essay on parental obedience and public morals. It contrasts Mr. Robinson Smith and his son and questions how fathers and mothers adhere to laws both formal and unwritten. The piece notes common faults, from speeding and drinking to family expectations, and argues that all have flaws yet many obey overall.
A note discusses a plan to found an experimental British colony controlled by engineers scientists and economists. It highlights forestry distributions, global control of business, and gender balance in Soviet Russia studies as context while musing on obedience and motive.
A list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbered entries including places, objects, and actions such as a large manufacturing city in the Netherlands membranous bag and various definitions like sharpens a razor and the satellite of the earth.
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