The Athens Messenger Publisher and Rates Notice
Athens newspaper details publisher Frederick W Bush 1896 to 1929 and Gordon K Bush, editor Charles B Harris. Member of United Press and various associations. Subscription rates listed: annual 4.50, six months 2.50, ten weeks 1.00, weekly 0.15. Extra postage zones apply.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charles B. Harris
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Vinton
Washington
Preparing for mechanization in Ohio coal mines
A Roosevelt National Resources Committee report warns that mechanization will reduce hand loading in coal mines and raise technological unemployment in the near term. It urges Southeast Ohio communities to pursue vocational diversification and targeted training to attract new industries and offset job losses.
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Roosevelt
National Resources Committee
New Deal
West Virginia
Ohio
Gallipolis
Middleport
Fatigued Children Misread as Ailments Say Doctors
Pittsburgh doctor Theodore C. Eberich tells the Pennsylvania Medical Society that many children labeled with obscure organic ailments are simply fatigued by modern life. Rest, better diet, and a simpler schedule improve weight, posture, and behavior. The speaker notes adults face a taxing pace, and kids can suffer similar stress. He urges recognizing fatigue as a common cause behind irritability and misdiagnoses amid social turmoil reports.
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Theodore C. Eberich
Pittsburgh
Medical Society of
State of Pennsylvania
Eiterich
Science tractors and censorship mix in quirky headlines
AMotorized plow advances with high gear while highway planners fret over furrowed traffic. Japanese censors label movie love scenes frivolous. Poor Butterfly is tasked to circle China with a full bomb rack in a bold global satire.
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China
Young Calls For Inspiration Dig for Better Picnic Ends
Owen D. Young urges inspiration over irritation as a fitting close to the picnic season. An oil industry bulletin claims a U. S. gasoline bootlegger fled to Spain, possibly to organize pirate petrol operations there.
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Owen D. Young
U. S
Spain
Washington War Psychology Grows In Public Discussion
Washington observers debate the likelihood and handling of a potential war with Japan. Senator Logan proposes a naval blockade while Roosevelt warns against complacency and supports collective quarantine. Discussions recall Roosevelt’s 1923 cautions on war inevitability and naval strength requirements.
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M. M. Logan
Kentucky
Senate
Japan
Washington
Roosevelt
America
Taxing the rich to feed the poor hurts jobs and wealth
Hugh Johnson argues that high tax rates on big incomes deter investment and employment. He says government already taxes the rich heavily, driving money to sit idle behind barriers of fear. Releasing that capital would boost prosperity and address poverty faster than federal spending.
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Washington, D. C
Winthrop Aldrich
Stock Exchange
Twentieth Century Fund
New York
Illinois
Soviet Auto Industry Faces Shakeup Over Used Car Surplus
The Soviet auto industry is due for another shakeup, potentially linked to the nation handling a growing second hand car surplus and related economic pressures.
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A brief line notes that financial hardship gives a person power to rebuff sales pitches from investment sellers.
Margin of efficiency defines a manufacturer's profits
A manufacturer's profits are measured by his margin of efficiency over that of his least efficient competitor.
Indifference as Pretence to Mask Failure
A terse aphorism notes that feigned calm or disinterest often signals underlying disappointment. The remark suggests people feigning indifference use it to conceal a real sense of failure or unmet expectations.
The Agnews Drama Ends in Romantic Confusion
In the tale Margit rescues Irene from Charlie Jones a roving artist and con man. Waldo Irene’s fiancé withdraws as Charlie and Irene depart together. Keough spy reports misdirection via a Scotland Yard gag cable while Margit falls for Charlie after revealing his perfidy.
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Agnews
Margit
Irene
Charlie Jones
Waldo
Charlie
Keough
Scotland Yard
Metro-Goldwyn Mayerbee
OGPU
Mr. Jones
Charles Jones
Holbrook man aids rangers withPhytosaur jaw puzzle
Holbrook Ariz Pratt Greer works with Petrified Forest rangers to assemble the lower jaw of a large phytosaur found near Holbrook. The find is described as a major paleontological puzzle requiring careful restoration.
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Holbrook, Ariz
Pratt Greer
Petrified Forest National Monument
Holbrook
Council debate on world church unity sparks war worries
The Bishop of Gloucester Dr A C Headlam warned at the world conference on faith and order that a world Council of Churches could cause friction between nations and become a cause rather than a prevention of war.
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Edinburgh
World Council of Churches
Gloucester
A. C. Headlam
District Tales of Long Ago by Harry R Horn
Gallia County remembers a 1920s World War I National Guard company inducted at Camp Sheridan Alabama. Many veterans died or settled nearby. roster lists officers and 100 plus enlisted men including Houck Mackenzie Adams Broyles Cromley Rathburn Oliver Boster Gillilan Evans Hamilton Jeffers Robinson Smeltzer Heinis Glenn and many others.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
National Guard
Camp Sheridan
Montgomery
Alabama
France
H. E. Houck
Harold Mackenzie
A. M. Barlow
Tom Adams
Harry L. Broyles
Charles Earl Cromley
Charles Rathburn
John Oliver
Harold Boster
Luther Gill
Fred Johnston
George Lewis
George Pinkerman
Verne Davis
Harold Lawthorn
Edward Woodward
Ira White
Carl Ward
Hugh Walker
Walter Brothers
Herbert Cardwell
George McFarland
Clyde Neighbors
Harold Lansbury
Leo E. Carter
Harry Houser
James Withrow
Wm. H. Harrison
Marine Watts
Essa Wilson
Russell Mayes
Homer Duncan
John Moss
Thomas Daniels
Eustice Daniels
Price Hall
Russell Shamblin
Levanus Farley
William Hawley
Roscoe Rutherford
James Scott
Ira Swisher
Guy Walters
Brady Galloway
Danville Jenkins
Charles Lewis
Jesse White
John Jones
Seth Lyons
Ora Montgomery
Emmett Walter
Alva Osler
Raymond Rupe
Selby Rupe
Hollis Rupe
James Saunders
Stanley Thomas
Mrs Brown Hosts Trimble Bridge Club Halloween Party
Mrs Connie Brown entertained the Trimble Bridge Club with a Halloween party at her home on Wednesday evening. Halloween hats and candy favors were handed out. High score went to Mrs Esta Haskins, second to Mrs Marie Antle, traveling prize to Miss Velma Barstowe, and consolation to Miss Velma Barstowe. Refreshments followed the game for a long list of guests.
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Trimble
Connie Brown
Trimble Bridge Club
Esta Haskins
Marie Antle
Velma Barstowe
Mable Danford
Merle Danford
Evelyn Deal
Florence Morrison
Edith Wolfe
Georgia Sayre
Fileen Leake
Hester McCune
71 year old Kansas City man applies for bicycle license
James B. Young, 71, reveals he learned to ride on a bicycle built for two and bought a secondhand wheel in Chicago 42 years ago while saying bicycle riding keeps him young as he applies for a license to register it.
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Margit
Keough
Prince James
Charlie
Ireae
Kansas City
James B. Young
Chicago
Young
Kidney disease and diet guidance from Dr Morris Fishbein
The article explains chronic nephritis Brights disease and its kidney dysfunction stages. It notes fluid retention eye and leg swelling high blood pressure brain bowels and possible emaciation. It discusses tests, diet, fluids, anemia iron, exercise rest, tea coffee alcohol spices tobacco constipation and occasional therapeutic blood withdrawal under medical supervision.
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Morris Fishbein
Bright
Pro Nazi Volksbund Convention Set for St Louis
German American supporters from across the Midwest gather in St Louis for a two day Amerikadeutscher Volksbund convention. Fritz Kuhn, national leader, is scheduled to speak on November 20 and 21.
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ST. Louis
Middle West
Amerikadeutscher Volksbund
Fritz Kuhn
Verses by Messenger Readers Offer Memorials and Autumn Poems
Oets Corner Verses by Messenger Readers welcomes submissions with name and address. A Mothers Prayer expresses a night time wish for children’s well being. Autumn in Our Valley paints vivid scenes of fruit, leaves, geese, and golden light across a valley. Both pieces reflect domestic sentiment and rural imagery.
Ontario tobacco board touts record 50 million pound crop
Simcoe Ontario reports the Ontario Flue-Cured Tobacco Marketing Board secretary J K Perrett announces the 1950s crop is the largest yet, totaling more than 50,000,000 pounds and promising full marketing potential.
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Simcoe
Ont
J. K. Perrett
Ontario
American Rolling Mill to Invest 2 Million in Middletown Plant
Officials of the American Rolling Mill Co announce a 2 million dollar investment to improve the Middletown plant. The article notes global ocean waters contain an estimated 25 trillion dollars in gold in suspension according to scientists.
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Middletown
American Rolling Mill Co
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