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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1933

Page

4

The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co notices

Historic Athens Ohio publication details including publisher Gordon K. Bush and managing editor Charles H. Harris. Rates listed: carrier 18 cents weekly. mail Ohio one year $4.50. six months $2.50. ten weeks $1.00. four weeks 50 cents. Subscription options and distribution across Athens County communities.

W. Bush Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO Gordon K. Bush Publihes Mgr Charles H. Harris Ohio

Turning Defeat Into Victory in NRA’s Recovery Push

Analyzes the National Recovery Administration's failure to meet goals, arguing causes include public reluctance and mismatched psychology. It urges patience, emphasizes individual initiative, and cautions against a united opposition to resuscitate NRA efforts.

National Recovery Administration NRA

Home Rule Amendment Advocated To Reform County Government

A call to vote for the Home Rule Amendment next month argues it can modernize county and township government, reduce waste, and allow reorganized, economical plans without changing boundaries or schools. It notes current systems are inefficient with scattered records and duplications, urging voters to decide what they want.

Vinton County Cuyahoga County

Ten Great Mistakes of Parents by Dorothy Dix

Dorothy Dix lists ten parental missteps from neglecting early development to overbearing vanity. She argues parents fail by not teaching self control, not cultivating mutual understanding, and treating children as perpetual children or mirrors of themselves. She warns neglect breeds future trouble.

City council acts to stop trains whistling inside limits

County superintendent McVay lists 1848 pay for Rev. Welch at 14 dollars. The Walker family drove to Mansfield to visit Averills. Grover announces Ohio University basketball schedule including Oberlin Denison Wesleyan Western Reserve Cincinnati and Wittenberg. Wyatt from Elmwood Place returns from Marietta.

H. R. McVay Grover Ohio University Oberlin Marietta Denison Wesleyan Western Reserve Cincinnati Wittenberg

Centenarian’s New Teeth Headline Teases Tomorrow

A fragment from a Chicago newspaper page notes a cartoon alongside a remark about a centenarian and his sleeplessness. It mentions a French lawyer and statesman who reportedly died in 1844 after investigators removed brain tissue. The piece hints at a future feature about new teeth.

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Right Foods Help Keep Teeth Healthier Claims

Dr Morris Fishbein cites studies from the University of Iowa showing diabetic and injured children on nutrient rich diets develop firmer teeth and less decay. He notes the Chinese diet can supply calcium and vitamin D through foods like leafy vegetables eggs and organ meats, aiding bone and tooth health.

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Still Plenty of Gold Left in U S

Washington column notes the NRA and FTC battles shape enforcement. It highlights federal agencies expanding duties, printing Office production for NRA and other programs, and a quirky anecdote about President Roosevelt and Panama’s Arias. The piece also reflects on domestic expectations and a tale of parental promises.

U.S Rodney Dutcher Washington D. C William E. Humphrey Humphrey Federal Trade Commission Labor, Justice and Commerce Departments Roosevelt Trade Commission NRA Supreme Court The Consumers Post Office Agricultural Adjustment Administration George H. Carter Midas Public Works Administration New York San Francisco White House Arias Panama Hugh 8. Johnson Florida Franklin D. Roosevelt

Where Are You Going Peter In The Garden

Olive Roberts Barton portrays a mother and son argument about keeping promises and control over garden beds. Peter defies rules by digging a personal bed while the mother asserts authority, highlighting tension over independence and responsibility in a domestic scene.

Peter Olive Roberts Barton Dick's

Carver of Stone Puzzle Clue List Reveals Hidden Names

A vintage puzzle page presents a two-column set of cross clues with numbers and partial phrases. Readers decipher figures from 1 to 65 across horizontal and vertical sections, hinting at historical figures, objects, and terms.

Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Health

The item catalogs dozens of visitations across Mansfield Wellston Athens and Columbus. Guests include Ernest Whitlatch and family, Aleshire and King anniversaries, Hawks and Vore families, plus hospital news of Mrs. Nida and Millie Vessalo healing after throat procedures.

Ernest Whitlatch Floyd Whitlatch Mansfield

Social News Highlights From Millfield Area

Sunda guests visited Millfield residents including Mr and Mrs Elza Ralph near Albany and Mr and Mrs Zine Supper guests joined Mrs Loren North and John Hawkins at a gathering. Athens and Columbus connections appeared in visits to and from local families with multiple relatives noted. A road grader was observed on Millionaire Row during the week.

Henry Phillips George Wood Albany Belle White Jennie Phillips Lucy Evans Bess White Cecile Alma May Clark Jennie Bellows Alberta Junord Richard Phillips Gail Elza Graham Catherine Blackwood Millfield Elza Ralph Yard Zine Loren North John Hawkins Hive Liams Columbus Elza Vin Athens Joe Hutchigg A Triplett Nesday Millionaire Row

Community Notes From Cuysville and Surrounding Areas

Local residents attend Eastern Star chapter meeting and church events. Visitors include Rev W and Mrs W and daughter Eudora. F Clarence Fuller rooms being papered. Poston injured by bull slowly convalescing. Smyth family welcomes newborn son Paul. Rom ladies aid held monthly meeting with refreshments. cattle sale to Cutler Burton and tindale. Booster Night planned at Grange hall. revival at Asbury Church led by Vause Snyder. Maggie Townsend injured in fall now at Sheltering Arm Athens. J P Smith and Guy injured in auto accident at Myers Crossing. L D Robinson visiting relatives in West Virginia.

Harold Pierce Ignia Alta Pierce Faye Tucker Minryn Fuller Rom Stewart Medina Ladies’ Aid Society Church Blanche Bean F. W. Chapman Near Gr Michael Kinnew Som D. Swartz Cutler Burton Tindale Ern Henry Wellston Benny Hutchinson Asbury Church Vause Snyder Maggie Townsend Athens J. P. Smith Guy Myers Crossing Newville L. D. Robinson _ ter West Virginia

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