The Athens Messenger and Herald overview
The Athens Messenger and Herald, established 1825, published weekdays with a large Sunday issue. It covers Athens and surrounding counties in southeastern Ohio and lists offices, publishers, editors, association memberships, and subscription rates.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printine Co
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr. Charlies HB. Harris
Ohio
Aper
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster Logan- Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
Gallipolis
Borrrounding
Money Not Hope Is Needed In Ohio Education Crisis
Officials warn that state aid districts face looming deficits as tax payments lag and a ten mill tax cap threatens funding. Many schools may close without new revenue, with state relief unclear and November elections looming for potential policy changes.
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Santa Claus
Ohio
Aidachoola
Acid Test for Ethics Codes in the NRA Era
The passage argues that signing ethics codes is insufficient to root out abuse. It warns that temptations will test compliance once new systems operate, with wage and hour rules and competition under scrutiny. It stresses consumer scrutiny, hard play, and that the New Deal alters rules but not human nature.
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NRA
NBA
Slow financial policy in postwar recovery discussed
Washington urges banks to ease credit while promising future deposit guarantees. Reopening defunct banks could inject new money into circulation, speed debt repayment, and boost buying power. The plan faces slow reforms and debate, with amateur theories to squelch and calls for rapid action limited by time.
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Washington
Ten Great Parenting Mistakes From Dorothy Dix
The piece lists ten parental errors from neglecting duties to clinging to old methods. It cites fathers prioritizing work, mothers overindulging or outsourcing childrearing, and children drawn into street morals. It argues modern youth demand diplomatic, flexible guidance rather than harsh control.
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Boy Scouts
Girl Guides
Cyclone Strikes Keokuk Farmhouse Man Survives Jump
Ed Johnson of Keokuk Oklahoma stood on his farmhouse porch when a cyclone struck. He leaped and landed 99 feet away amid a bizarre sequence marked by death signs and a hanging empty coffin outside a home in Mezokovesd Hungary.
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ED Johnson
Keokuk,Okio
Mezokovesd
Hungary
Ice Sitter Disqualified After 26 Hours on Ice
In Chicago at the White City Casino, the Ice-sitting Contest ran July 29 to 31, 1983. Gus Simmons, after 26 hours on ice, developed a 102 degree fever and was disqualified following a nurse exam confirming normal temperatures earlier. The event lasted 27 hours 10 minutes.
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White City
Chicago
Gus Simmons
Harriet Breedlove
Famous musician in the picture puzzle row
A cryptic crossword style clue set lists terms like Delivered Refuse left after pressing grapes and various abbreviations. The set includes Japanese monetary unit, golf device, and personal pronouns. It hints at a prior puzzle answer with a musician referenced.
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Horwontal
Japan
Varicose veins warned against tight garters
Dr Morris Fishbein cautions against tight garters for varicose veins and recommends garter belts or attaching hose to underwear. He explains causes as valve failure, long standing, overweight, pregnancy, or tumors and advises outdoor activity, light exercise, and support stockings to prevent progression. Medical injections may remove dilated vessels but do not cure underlying causes.
About Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
A mother challenges the view that home should be perfectly dull to keep children from leaving. She argues youth seek emotional outlets and that open discussion of biology, not suppression, helps guide them. The piece urges understanding and warns against overly strict home life that drives teens to the street.
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Mary
John
Korn Karnival and School Day draw regional participation
Harrisonville hosted a Korn Karnival and School Day with schools from Coolville Wilkesville Rutland Albany Chester Dyesville Tuppers Plains Middleport and Syracuse taking part. Masonic Club dances opened the year with a committee led by Carl Beasley Russel Rupp J. J. Sisler and Scott Wolfe.
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Harrisonville
Coolville
Wilkesville
Rutland
Albany
Chester
Dyesville
Tuppers Plains
Middleport
Syracuse
Masonic Club
Carl Beasley
Russel Rupp
J. J. Sisler
Scott Wolfe
L. V. Brown
Clara Bowser
Bertha Stickney
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Khaki Shirt Army Is Only Burlesque
Washington column notes the Khaki Shirts stunt at the District line ended with a $4 traffic fine after misdirected Philadelphia visitors retreated. It reflects on Washington’s steady government, the NRA description, and the reshaping urban landscape as New Deal era changes unfold around 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Washington, D. C
Potomac
Washington
Inspector Burke
George Charles Zirkler
Philadelphia
Burke
Zirkler
Baltimore
NRA
Donald R. Richberg
United States
John van Antwerp MacMurray
Riga
Latvia
State Department
Soviet Russia
MacMurray
Racing Revenue in Ohio Tops 100000 by Week End
Columbus report states Ohio Racing Commission executive secretary A R G E Gates estimates state revenue from betting will reach 100000 by week end with prior projection at 75000. He says the 1933 racing season will peak at that point.
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Columbus
A.R G. E. Gates
Ohio Racing Commission
Ohio
Gates
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General Motors
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Dorothy Dix
Ripley
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Deadman
Life Insurance IN
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Australia
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Afte
New York
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Olive Roberts Barton
H. D. Henry
Mansfield
Capital
By Rodney Dutcher
New Deal
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I.e Green
Funeral Directo
E. F. Carpenter
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Athens, Ohio
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