Athens Messenger Ledger and Publishing Details
The Athens Messenger lists Frederick W Guth as publisher from 1806 to 1979 and outlines editions and offices. It notes circulation across five counties in southeast Ohio and includes staff roles such as managing editor Charles and Garria, with affiliation to various press associations and United Press wire service. Subscription rates are provided for Ohio residents.
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Frederick W Guth
Gaturcay
PME
Athens Mesceld Printing CO
Gordon K
Ohio
Athens-Nelsonville-Glousterlogan-Pomeroy-Midd
Rt-Coolvil
E-Gallipolis
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Erculations
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press Associations
Troy Township aims to knit youth into farm welfare
A Troy Township movement seeks to engage young farm men in agriculture as a training ground for youth. It urges older farmers to support the effort, noting 4-H has drawn many children while ages 20 to 35 lose interest, hoping other districts imitate the club to value land and tillers.
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Troy Township
New Troy Township
Washington Visit Promises Meigs and Athens County Pageant
The Ohio River pageant retracing George Washington's 1770 route will visit Athens and Meigs counties with ten participants, including Daniel Reardon an ancestor of local residents. Four bronze tablets commemorating Washington’s camp sites will be unveiled at Mingo Junction Powhatan Point Hockingport and Racine by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Athens County
Meigs County
George Washington
Pt. Pleasant
Ohio
Washington
Daniel Reardon
Daniel A. Bardin
Reardon
Ravenswood
Shade River
Long Bottom
Kinshuta
Six Nations
Misplaced pity and the cost of juvenile welfare
The piece argues against directing pity at criminals and urges early action to fund playgrounds and youth programs. It cites Police Commissioner Mulrooney on protecting juvenile welfare during economic hardship and stresses recreation as a shield against gang influence and later sentimentality.
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Mulrooney
New York City
Npt
Must Uncle Sam Stand Alone in Far East Crisis
The piece discusses a forthcoming League of Nations conference on Manchuria and the Lytton report. It outlines three treaties the Nine Power Pact Kellogg Briand Covenant and League Covenant and notes the United States and France oppose Japan while England and France signal protest but may back away. It recalls 1914 Germany’s invasion of Belgium and Britain’s response to warn against isolation.
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United States
League of Nations
Far East
Lytton
Manchuria
China
League
Tts
Europe
Japan
United A
France
England
Uncle Sam
Germany
Belgium
Parenthood now a learned profession says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues modern parenting is strenuous and complex. Parents must become baby specialists and diplomats, guiding self expressive children who challenge old norms. The piece contrasts stern obedience of the past with today’s self confident youths and the need for wiser influence.
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Mary
Mater
Pater
Dorothy Dixx
Do Children Love Parents Who Let Them Decide
Olive Roberts Barton argues that love rests on respect not indulgence. Discipline strengthens trust, while weakness invites selfishness. Children crave guidance suited to age, and consistent, reasonable control fosters love rather than coddling or permissiveness.
Treaty Sacredness Tested in Early World War Reflections
English and French leaders fear a treaty may become a scrap of paper while defending Belgium and China pledges. The piece argues Britain and France may align with the United States to enforce the Lytton report, warning that failure would teach Uncle Sam another lesson in international scrutiny.
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Mmit
Belgium
China
Europe
England
France
United States
Lytton
Uncle Sam
Election Dead Man Wins In Arkansas Primary
The death of R. J. Estes, Melbourne, Arkansas, did not stop his candidacy as sheriff and tax collector for Izard County. In the Democratic primary held after his passing, Estes received 1,251 votes to 593 for his living opponent, creating a vacancy dilemma for local officials. Tomorrow: A Non Politic President.
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R. J. Estes
Melbourne
Arkansas
Izard County
Forgotten Man Roots Campaign Split By Two Magazines
Rod ney Dutcher notes simultaneous magazine releases by Alfred E. Smith and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt complicating the Roosevelt Roosev el t campaign. He observes readers split over liberal Smith and conservative Roosevelt publications with Babies Just Babies aiming at the baby vote while The New Outlook mirrors The Forgotten Man’s critique.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
al Smith
Governor Smith
Smith
News Your Dad Read Ten Years Ago Today
A column lists social visits and travel recaps from Columbus Letart and Buckeye Lake. It notes Dr. Lee attending the Grand Lodge in Columbus and families visiting in West Virginia and Athens. The piece also mentions Mrs. Danford and the Rauch party's trips and a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Preston.
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W. W. Lee
Mary Helen
Columbus
Doctor Lee
Grand Lodge of Masons
Sun Lamp Guidance For Safe Ultraviolet Use
Articles explain ultraviolet lamps vary in power from quartz mercury arc units to carbon arc and incandescent bulbs. Overexposure risks include listlessness fever and possible tissue calcification. For rickets prevention and treatment, dosage differs. consult a physician if in doubt.
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Macrea
Peacocks Crossing Road Sign Near Arcadia
Motorists in Arcadia California may see a sign warning of peacocks crossing a nearby peacock ranch. A separate item notes a goldfish sealed in an airtight globe living three months at North Dakota Agricultural College. Another tip explains cleaning a vacuum bottle by adding potassium permanganate crystals to remove odors.
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Arcadia
Calif
Peacocks Crossing
North Dakota Agricultural College
Fargo
Mosquito Question Crossword Clue Answers
Puzzle clues list and answers reference with horizontal and vertical entries including terms like prickly pear shrub norse deity aphoristic notes. The grid covers words such as Spain island Australia and terms relating to anatomy and geography with mentions of wage potato and feathered birds in a dense wordplay puzzle.
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France
Israel
South America
Advertisers on Roadsides Draw Complaints From Disgusted Motorist
A letter from Glouster Ohio notes roadside advertising mars scenery and urges restraint to protect beauty and tourism. The writer recalls preferring billboards barred routes and warns that signs and junked cars spoil roadsides for travelers.
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Glouster
Social cost of liquor traffic tops four billion in U S T U survey
The National W C T U Bureau of Economics estimates the pre prohibition liquor trade cost the nation 4.275 billion dollars annually in poverty waste inefficiency and crime. The study breaks down direct liquor losses 1.276 billion and indirect social costs 3 billion, noting taxes and licenses only cover a fraction of the burden.
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the Messenger
Bureau of Economics
U. S. Treasury
Foreign missions face self support in Asia report
The Messenger editor argues for reducing foreign missions in China Japan India and Burma amid hunger and hardship in the United States. He notes ten thousand missionaries across seven denominations send 15 million dollars yearly, with self sufficiency varying by country and church. Athens readers respond with concern.
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United States
China
Japan
India
Burma
America
Albert L. Scott
Cline Ice Cream Co Registers Milk Bottles Cans
Notice that Cline Ice Cream Co has registered its milk bottles cans and cases with the Athens County Clerk of Courts and the Secretary of State. The filing date noted is October 10, 1930.
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Cline Ice Cream Co
Athens County Clerk of Courts
Secretary of State
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