Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Company Details
The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Company lists publishers Gordon & Bush and Managing Editor Charlies H Garris. It notes affiliations with press associations and national representatives, with advertising and obituary charges, plus subscription rates of 15 cents weekly by carrier and annual mail rates in Ohio of 4.50 for one year and 2.50 for six months.
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Athens 5
Atlessenger Prederick
Athens Messenger & Herald
Gordon & Bush
John W Oulien Company
Chicago
New York
No Arbitration Possible in Spain Yet America Differs
The piece contrasts civil wars with capital and labor battles, noting losses for all sides. It argues dictatorship and loss of liberties may result in Spain, while suggesting America stands apart from such extremes despite extremism inflaming tensions.
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Daily News
Spain
America
Steady Rise in Ohio Home Building Amid Shelter Shortage
Ohio cities show notable gains in new home construction this year and last, yet about three fourths of population growth lacks adequate shelter. Athens reports persistent shortages of affordable homes and building lots, while renovation and demand for modern houses continue. Builders expect more activity next year as real estate men cite demand far beyond supply. The piece frames a continued, steady home building program as essential.
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Ohio
Athens
Southern Justice in Arkansas Supreme Court Ruling
An Arkansas supreme court ruling upheld a white man’s conviction for stealing two hogs from a Black man. A white jury and white judge sentenced the offender to one year, affirming that the Negro’s testimony carried full citizenship rights and that the defendant deserved punishment.
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North
Arkansas Supreme Court
Arkansas
Parental Attention in School Strikes Cited
An editorial argues that school strikes reflect modern age issues and parental misgivings. It compares educational walkouts with industrial strikes, notes potential bias in teacher popularity, and calls for fact based commentary while defending home rule in early schooling.
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Board of Education
United States
Senate campaign inquiry remains shrouded in mystery
Washington notes sketch a stalled Senate campaign probe led by Louis Glavis with few hearings and scant public reports. The piece questions the committee’s motives and hints at a post election release of collected information while detailing Roosevelt’s early morning routine and Coughlin’s money views as noted by church authorities.
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Paul Mallon Washington
Senate
Louis Glavis
Ickes
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Maine
Rockefellers
DuPonts
Guffey
Austin
William Hard
Father Coughlin
Mgr
John A. Ryan
Catholic University
Mgr. Ryan
Forum Letter Questions Political Allegiances And Trust
Albany letters page questions loyalty and shifting party support amid New Deal debates. It cites figures such as Al Smith Bainbridge Colby Col. Henry Breckenridge and others, arguing about traitor labels, presidential policy, and who really controls public funds.
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Irvin Nanna
al Smith
Mr. Smith
Bainbridge Colby
Col
Henry Breckenridge
Wilson
Joseph B. Ely
Mass
Reed
Geor. N. Peek
AAA
Gov. Winant
New Hampshire
Norris
Nebraska
Cousins
Mich
Nanna
Congress
Foundations Started for A N Johnson Home on Second St
News from ten years ago notes digging begun for the foundation of A N Johnson’s residence on Second Street next to Mrs T M Pickering’s home. Social items include S H T Club gathering at Mrs Thomas Spencer’s home and W C T U meeting at Mrs Charles Monks’s Chestnut Street home in Nelsonville. Mrs F M Hutchinson hosted a bridge party for guest Mrs Walter Brown in Jackson.
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A. N. Johnson
Second St
T. M. Pickering
Kings Herald
Nelsonville
Thomas Spencer
W.C.T.U
Charles Monks
Chestnut St
F. M. Hutchinson
Walter Brown
Jackson
Twenty Years Ago News Briefs From Athens Area
Twenty years ago Mrs G W Gibbs and son George Jr visited Mr and Mrs John Cross and returned to Wheeling W Va Mrs Gibbs is Mrs Cross sister J R Lastro and Ed Walburn went to Pittsburgh on business Mr and Mrs L J Lash returned from a farm near Hebbardsville Mr and Mrs I M Foster returned from Columbus Mr and Mrs John P Coe celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at Maple Dell near Albany Mrs Elmer Armstrong along with A B Roe and Grace from Jefferson Mo came from distant places Playground tag workers aiding the Athens Playground drive include Elizabeth Evans Elizabeth Earhart Ruth Baker and many others with local names listed throughout.
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G. W. Gibbs
George, Jr
John Cross
Wheeling
W. Va
Gibbs
Cross
John P. Coe
Maple Dell
Albany
Elmer Armstrong
Victoria
Texas
A. B. Roe
Grace
Jefferson, Mo
Athens
Elizabeth Evans
Elizabeth Earhart
Ruth Baker
Helen Ludwick
Marie Jewett
Frances Cooksey
Mildred Banks
Julia Faubion
Frances Cox
Frances Junod
Gertrude Walker
Dorothy Putnam
Doris Sykes
Gladys Brooks
Mildred Scott
Frances Hibbard
Grace Riley
Mildred Riley
Bredna Steede
Vera Howard
Jennie Mulligan
Ruth Atkinson
Mary Droz
Lucile English
Helen Newcome
Lola Carpenter
Washington's Good Neighbor Policy Shows Some Fruits
A Washington report notes the good neighbor policy yields results though a woman kissed by a man in the capital is described as his wife, indicating mixed social reactions and personal entanglements.
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Washington
Pro wrestlers on New York political tour draw criticism
Pro wrestlers tour New York as political entertainers while taxpayers view the show with skepticism. A Massachusetts boy known for whistling may face a handicap if he decides to pursue traffic policing, adding to the controversy.
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New York
Massachusetts
Harvard device exerts 5000 tons per square inch
A fragment notes a Harvard device delivering extreme pressure and mentions Dora recalling a night dance. It also contemplates political will changes and describes youths clashing with city authorities over school boards, urging parental关注 and support for student strikes.
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Harvard
Dora
Memories of a One Room School at Calloway
The poem recalls a rural one room school between hills with rills near the door where children played at noon and recess. It contrasts the old site with a modern slate hill, notes friends who have moved or died, and ends with a gentle nostalgia for Minersville Ohio.
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Calloway
Cherry Tree Pride and Poetic Travel in Ohio Notices
A collage of verse and verse-like notices from Ohio readers. Barbara Hankison, Nelsonville. Dorothy Kuntz, Pomeroy. Hazel McCallum, Minersville. Bess V. Mutchmore, Logan share poems and reflections on nature travel and sleep.
Love on a run-down Kentucky Farm
Kate and Caroline Meed guard Major Meed on a fading Blue Grass farm. After mortgage foreclosure, the sisters plan a move as Morgan Prentiss confronts loyalty and desire. A stranger’s car rescue and a $500 purchase set new stakes as Lexington power broker Jeff Howard eyes the Meed property.
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Kate
Caroline Meed
Sam Meed
Althy
Zeke
Morgan Prentiss
Eve Elwell
Major Meed
Caroline
Louisville
Lexington
Jeff Howard
Meed Meadows
Notable quotes on knowledge and emotion from historical figures
A collection of terse statements attributed to Sir John Herbert Parsons Leo Certok Frank C Saunders and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt. The remarks touch on knowledge coordination personal conscience scandal and the influence of women's emotions in decision making.
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Sir John Herbert Parsons
Leo Certok
Ethiopia
Franklin D, Roosevelt
Health Hints: Guard Against Carbon Tetrachloride Poison
Dr Morris Fishbein warns about carbon tetrachloride dangers in industry and household products. Exposure can irritate skin and lungs, with fumes sinking to lower air levels. use ventilation and suction in workplaces, apply protective ointment to hands, and avoid its use in shampoos. If poisoned, move to fresh air and seek medical care. treatment includes alkalinizing the body and supporting organ health.
District Tales of Long Ago
Huntington Township in Gallia County formed from Raccoon in 1810 and 1812, with the first election in 1810 at Stephen Holcomb's. Details cover settlers, early mills, schools, churches, land surveys, and town layouts like Vinton and Ewington, including dates and figures.
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Huntington Township
Gallia County
Raccoon Township
Stephen Holcomb
Samuel R. Holcomb
Thomas Ewing
Hugh Poor
William Traylor
William Wood
William Hoax
Matthew Edmundson
Phillip Shintaffer
John Robinson
George and Isaac Tyler
William Glenn
William Ewing
Jos. McKnight
Enoch McNeal
Benjamin Mills
William Barrett
Vinton
Joseph McKnight
Georg Tyler
John
David
Elizabeth (McCarley) Daniels
James Glenn
John Adney
Stephen
R. Holcomb
Ezra Barker
8. R. Holcomb
Holcomb
Joseph Fletcher
Abel M. Sargeant
Halcyon Church
S. R. Holcomb
Ewington
Geo
Wm. Ewing
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