Athens Messenger and Herald Publishing Company Ad Rates
The Athens Messenger and Herald printing firm based in Athens Ohio lists publication details and advertising rates. It notes editions from 1929 with weekday afternoon issues and Sunday morning editions, plus subscriber pricing by county and zone, and bureau affiliations.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing Co
Gorden K Bush
Mer
Charles Hartin
American Setspaper Publishers Association
Otie Gelert
Ohio Newspaper Association
United Presational
Joan W. Cullen Company
Caicaga
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athena
Must Pay the Fiddler on National Debt
The article argues that rising deficits and a swelling national debt demand drastic economy and higher taxes. It warns average and low income earners will bear the tax burden through broader income tax and hidden levies while government payrolls grow. It calls for questions from workers, farmers, miners, and laborers as expenditures continue.
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National Treasury
Washington
John Doe
Federal Treasury
Richard Roe
Congress
England
Little Hill
Peaceful Change The Alternative To War
A Washington piece reviews the Foreign Policy Association booklet Peaceful Change The Alternative to War by William T. Stone and Clark M. Eichelberger. It urges economic cooperation and open trade to reduce tensions with Japan Germany and Italy and outlines proposed international measures for fair pricing, cartel oversight, and currency stability to ease global conflicts.
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Foreign Policy Association
William T. Stone
Clark M. Eichelberger
Stone
State Department
Eichelberger
Japan
Germany
Italy
Kansas City's Safe Streets Cut Juvenile Auto Fatalities
Kansas City reduced juvenile auto deaths by yearlong safety campaigns in schools and on radio. Police staffed crossings and patrols, while traffic flow was monitored to protect children.
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Kansas City
Dulvera
Landon mass meeting and Republican leadership critique
Hugh Johnson discusses Alfred Landon and the 1934 campaign, criticizing Republican leadership. He argues the party needs a strong opposition to New Deal policies and warns that ongoing infighting risks a shift toward a one-man government akin to a ballot limited system. The piece condemns the GOP for muddled strategy and calls for capable leadership in 1938 and 1940.
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Washington, D. C
Alfred M. Landon
Cleveland
West
William Allen White
Roosevelt
Mr. Landon
Jim Farley
Hamilton
Hoover
Landon
Kansas City Sets Proud Example for Child Safety
A brief note champions Kansas City's effort as a model others should copy to protect children, noting the potential life costs of heedlessness. The closing line links the success to broader pride and replication.
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Kansas City
Gual Towns
Just Married Parade Heads Hudson River Caravan
In a May procession toward Albany, Margit and Charlie ride in a caravan of autos and trailers sharing a joyful, improvised victory tour. Behind them Irene and Waldo, Spike and family, and Paul and Rene follow, all bearing “Just married” signs as the group travels in happiness despite past peril.
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Paul
Rene
Margit
Elia
Keough
Hudson River
Albany
Spike
Rene Rude
Mrs. Bly
Doctor Bryn
Irene
Waldo
Charlie
Walda
Street Sweeper Poet Josef Fodo Shines in Budapest
Josef Fodo, a street sweeper in Budapest, is cited as one of Hungary's most promising poets. He says his best inspirations come while at work, illustrating poetry's reach beyond elite circles.
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Budapest
Josef Fodo
Hungary
Fodo
Singing Driver Forgets Song Crashes In Restricted District
Lucia Raggman, driving at about 40 mph in a restricted Cedar Falls district, failed to turn at an intersection while memorizing a song. She paid a $5 fine plus costs after the crash into a filling station.
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Cedar Falls
Lucia Raggman
District Tales of Long Ago Funeral Without a Corpse
The note recalls Uncle Dow McKinney of Minford who on June 17 1896 held a funeral without a body to honor his 80th birthday drawing about 8000 people from neighboring counties. Rev Forest E Evans preached from First Timothy six six with reporters present from Cincinnati and Cleveland.
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Gallipolis
Scioto County
Oldtimers
Uncle Dow McKinney
London
England
Uncle Dow
Minford
Diffin
Fallen Timber
Forest E. Evans
Don
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Athens High School A Association president noted
A report recalls Chester Border as president of the A Association at Athens High School ten years ago. The item also lists local residents who hosted a bridge dinner at Athens Country Club and mentions a church mission society convention in Coolville along with a mastoid operation in Columbus. The piece extends to a 20 year-ago snapshot with university social events and family trips to Camp Sherman.
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Chester Border
A” Association
Athens High School
Toledo Centennial Finds Its Oldest Resident
A search tied to Toledo’s centennial uncovered Mrs. Mary Culver, aged 191, who is identified as older than the city by one year. The find highlights a notable claim amid anniversary reflections and archival notes.
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Toledo
Mary Culver
Public Forum Letter Endorses 3 Mill Tax Levy for Tuberculosis Aid
A local reader urges support for a 3 mill county levy to fund care for the sick and needy. The writer, revealed as a tuberculosis victim with a vulnerable family, argues the levy is essential to provide treatment and social security assistance, noting many families rely on such aid.
Compressed air disease in caisson workers described
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains caisson illness from high pressure use in underwater work. Workers adapt by swallowing or blowing to equalize ears, and risk includes ear rupture, bubbles forming on rapid pressure drop, chest pain, dizziness, weakness, and possible death if misread as intoxication.
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Morris Fishbein
Stars Say For Thursday October 21 Forecast of Key Developments
The 21 October forecast highlights a day of high adventure and tense lunar positions. Major opportunities may arise from shifting programs and new associations, with travel influencing personal relations and chances for rising power and prestige for those celebrating a birthday.
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the Stars
Albany notice of landownership and aid request
The item notes county aid need with a religious invocation and references T. H. Webb of Albany R D 3 and a date Oct 15, indicating a local public filing or notice regarding eligibility for assistance and property or land matters in the rural district. References to the Lord's will frame the notice.
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Teough
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C. C. Robinson
M. E. Twiss
Athens Country Club
J. L. Pickering
W. L. Slutz
Mary Graham Noss
A. E. Wagner
Harvey Ramsey
H. S. Burson
Helen Burson
Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
Coolville
Jean Finsterwald
E. S. Finsterwald
Columbus
Newman Club
Ohio University
Devlin
Palmer St
Pi Beta Phi
Rushees
C. E. Witt
Slattery
I. M. Foster
T. R. Biddle
Woman's Music Club
H. R. Wilson
Elmwood Place
Rosemond
Arpee
Ness
B. M. Covert
Alma Starr
A. G. Farmer
Marguerite Taylor
High School
Charleston
W. Va
H. M. Taylor
O. FE. Liggett and Sons
Harold and
Thomas
Camp Sherman
Clarence C. Liggett
330Th Infantry
the Public Forum
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By Genevieve Kemble
T. H. Webb
Albany, R, D
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