The Athens Messenger Page Four Public Notice Details
Subscriptions and publication details for The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. are listed, including rates by carrier and mail, publisher and editor names, association memberships, and office locations. The notice confirms edition schedules and post office classification.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
Athens
Gala
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
How Wars Start and the Push for Western Hemisphere Trade
An American diplomat argues peace requires adjusted world trade. Britain’s stance on Czechoslovakia is cited as an example of delayed action. The piece links past and present failures of major powers to curb aggression, warns of Hitler and Mussolini expanding markets near Europe, and urges stronger economic ties with Latin America to shield the Americas from imperialism.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Manchuria
China
Japan
John Bull
Far East
Kellogg
League of Nations
Hitler
Mussolini
Kaiser
Western Hemisphere
South
Central America
France
England
Atlantic
Maybe We Are Ready For A Street Layout Overhaul
An opinion notes traffic on Main Street worsens due to alley bottlenecks and double parking. It urges widening streets like Congress and East State, using back-of-business land for loading, and extending secondary routes to reduce jams and serve the public good.
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Main Street
Athens
College Street
Congress Street
East State Street
New Civil Aviation Pact Sets Weather Rules for Airlines
Airlines draft a weather contingency pact under the Civil Aeronautics Authority to cancel rival routes when weather worsens, cap cruising speeds to maintain power reserves, and establish minimum conditions for all terminals by a formed committee, signaling a new era in civil aviation.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
In Washington With Clapper
Raymond Clapper argues that federal spending grows when local communities fail to meet needs of the underprivileged. He credits private groups like the Red Cross and community chests for emergency services, advocacy to improve relief efficiency, and providing humane aid amid unemployment and poverty.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Red Cross
New York State
Two price milk plans in Boston and New York
Washington report describes separate two price milk systems in Boston and New York aimed at aiding the very poor. It covers subsidies, Class I milk pricing, blue card eligibility, depot deliveries, and the role of federal orders in maintaining low prices for relief recipients.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
New York
Boston
Department of Agriculture
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
New England
Barbed Wire Fence Patent References in Historic Note
A fragment notes the barbed wire fence first being patented, mentioning an early date and 101 percent context, reflecting a historical patent discussion.
Public Forum Letters Encouraged to Share Current Views
The column welcomes signed public forum comments on current events. Writers should include signatures with their contributions and keep letters concise to allow multiple entries each day.
Labor politics clash over autonomy and elections in Ohio
A letter from A Reed er of Nelsonville objects to labor leaders endorsing Democrat candidates and accuses officials of claiming workers are incapable. He argues for worker self election of officers and cites contract timing and political manipulation in the Hocking Valley district. George S. Thompson of Glouster adds a pension reform note favoring fund distribution and overhauling state divisions.
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the Messenger
Coal Miner
England
Miner
Ohio
Labor
Hocking Valley
Captain Limbach
Ohio National Guard
A. Reeder
Nelsonville, R. D
George
Thompson
Glouster
Requests for Fair Aid in Athens County Pensions
A county opinion urges pension reform to stop disparities in Aid for the Aged benefits across Athens County. The piece accuses state division mismanagement of four dollars per capita and calls for equalState and Federal fund distribution with fewer administrators.
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the Messenger
Athens County
Oral Daugherty
Democratic Executive Committee
Perry
Buck Auction Fails Athens Patrons Claim Buck Wealth Burden
A reader from Athens denounces an auction of goods dubbed the Buck Sale blaming buck wealth among merchants families and employees for over bidding. She notes average patrons paid around 300 Bucks and many left empty handed while she and a friend donated their remaining bucks to help others. The writer holds merchants responsible for the unfair bidding and urges fairer conduct for the community event.
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the Messenger
Merchants’ Association
Athens
Merchants’Association
Shade News Notes Residents Visit and Illness Update
Shade community notes list Mr. Charles Bobo and family visiting in Coshocton with Ed Fisher and Irene Bobo. Mrs. Carl Tom of Athens hosted by Mrs. Robert Bobo. W. Leo Williams at Lancaster Fair. Weekend trip for Chappells and Verda Belle to Ritman. Mrs. Robert Perry visited by Mrs. Fred Moore. Athens guests of William Harris. Ivor Shumway at funeral in Harrisonville and Sol Shumway at Hemlock Grove. William Harris seriously ill.
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Robert Perry
Fred Moore
P. B. Smith
Roma Doob
Cladus Chappell
Athens
William Harris
Ivor Shumway
George Davidson
Harrisonville
Sol Shumway
Hemlock Grove
Murder to Music serial chapter opens on hospital pursuit
In a tense chapter, detective Tait survives a knife attack after pursuing a shadowy assailant in a factory stairwell. The victim taxi driver recalls little, while Tait notes a distinctive perfume scent linked to a honey‑blonde suspect. Feeley investigates leads.
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Tait
Claremont
Anne Lester
Myrna
Bob Tait
Luddan Dombey
Feeley
Mike Dunphy
Rogers
General Hospital
Health Hints and Diet Through the Ages of Preventive Medicine
The article traces preventive medicine from ancient hygiene codes and Greek practices to modern advances. It cites Jenner’s smallpox inoculation and Ramazzini’s industrial disease work, praises Pinel’s humane reforms, and notes growing use of periodic physicals, cleanliness, and disease transmission awareness to raise life expectancy by years.
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Egypt
Edward Jenner
Jenner
Ramazzini
Italy
Phillippe Pinel
Paris
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British Museum
the Public Forum
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Cee
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Shade News Notes
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McFinney
Nard Jones
Myrna Dombey
Robert Tait
Rin
Grapher
Dannie Feeley
Ludden Dombey
Old Man
Donnie Feeley
Harris Rogers
DR. Morris Fishbein
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