Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co Subscription Rates
The notice lists publication details for The Athens Messenger and Herald with circulation affiliations and advertising data. It states subscription rates: by carrier 15 cents weekly. by mail in Ohio one year 4.80. six months 2.50. four weeks 56 cents. one week 10 cents.
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Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Ed National Representatives
John W Ouilep Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Athens
Ohio
Athens County Praises State Highway Action Under Director Jaster
Citizens thank the State Highway Department and Director John Jaster Jr for responding to Athens County road needs. The notice notes limited funds but cites immediate benefits including resurfacing on Carpenter Street in Athens, a section of Route 56, and temporary work on Route 31 and U S 50 with funds appropriated to let contracts promptly.
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State Highway Department
John Jaster, Jr
Athens County
Ohio
Highway Department
Carpenter Street
Athens
Jaster
Traffic safety education urged for students and families
Ohio educators propose Old and Especially Young A traffic manual for public schools to teach safe driving, road rights, vehicle maintenance, and future highway problems. Parents teachers and organizations like the Grange would support a comprehensive community safety program for youths today who will face traffic issues tomorrow.
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Ohio
Grange
Sand Merchant Founders in Lake Erie Storm
The 3,000 ton steel steamer Sand Merchant, built in 1927, foundered off Cleveland in Lake Erie during a short run. A fierce storm claimed 19 lives as the vessel disappeared beneath towering waves, reminding sailors that the sea remains master despite modern shipbuilding.
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Lake Erie
Sand Merchant
Cleveland
Personal Touch Key To Welfare Morale And Community Aid
An editorial urges a shift from impersonal government aid to active private charity and local welfare effort. It argues every person is their brother’s keeper and stresses the need for personal contact, hospital and child care, and community chests to sustain morale among the jobless and needy.
Revival of Republican hopes across key states urges market bets
Paul Mallon reports a late revival among eminent Republicans with growing funds and favorable polls for Landon in New York Pennsylvania Illinois California. He highlights Landon momentum from the Literary Digest poll, discusses state-by-state prospects in Illinois Iowa Indiana and notes wagers by businessmen and a Democratic anti New Deal push. The piece also warns dairy and farm co ops may oppose federal consumer co ops.
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Paul Mallon Washington
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Landon
Literary Digest
California
Mlinois
London
Cook County
Chicago
Roosevelt
Kelly-Nash
Iowa
Indiana
Morgenthau Finds New Money Sources For Deficits
The bond authority warns banks that new public treasury issues have nearly dried up. Reserves from agencies like the Social Security Administration and FDIC will fund government needs, and new treasury sales may stop before balance. Deficits will be met by repayments to HOLC and FFMC.
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Treasury
Social Security Administration
Federal Deposit Insurance
HOLC
FFMC
Morgenthau
Quips on Generations, Gaudy Art, and Odd Derby Moments
The fragment cites jokes about future generations in trailer homes and Parisians selling modern paintings as old masters. It notes Durant craving nostalgia with a line about tires, a sighting of Haile Selassie in a derby, and contrasts power with the Al Smith saga to end.
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Spain
Durant
Haile Selassie
al Smith
Community Aid Grows From Neighborly Acts
The text argues that confidence in organized government cannot be restored by public funds alone. Personal contacts and small gifts of aid show neighbors care for one another and support tomorrow's citizenship without burdening the public treasury.
Life on the Farm and a Moral Tale from Dellroy Ohio
Poet's Corner presents LIFE ON THE FARM by a reader from Dellroy Ohio describing early morning chores and farm bustle. The second poem reflects on life struggles, temptation, and redemption sparked by a stranger's kind smile, ending with a hopeful note on resilience.
Autumn in the Valley Poem by Annie McIntyre Bartow
A lyrical poem describes autumn in the valley with dawn mist, sun over a hill, and trees turning red and gold. It paints buckeyes, ironweed, sumac, and pennants among bare rippling water along the Hocking River near Nelsonville, Ohio.
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Sumac
Annie McCintyre Bartob Nelsonville, O
Townsend plan’s origins recalled in public forum letter
Rev. W. Ahlbrand of Chauncey argues the Townsend old age pension and national recovery plan were born four years ago after a Republican era of starvation and bank failures. He credits Dr Townsend for proposing a practical Gospel of Christ based program to prevent garbage can starvation and economic collapse.
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the Messenger
Townsend
District Tales of Long Ago From Athens County
Jefferson Perry of Rome Township served three years in the 92nd Ohio Regiment and fought at Chickamauga, Atlanta, and through Sherman’s march, enduring prison in three camps. Waterman L. Petty, also a Civil War veteran, and William W. Rowell share Rome Township roots, with Meigs and Frost links. Eli Spaulding’s youth invention, Nehemiah Warren’s horse trading statewide, and Ful ton family ties mark this Athens County Civil War era chronicle.
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Jefferson Perry
Rome Township
Athens County
92Nd
Ohio Regiment
Mr. Perry
Atlanta
Massachusetts
Waterman L. Petty
Ohio
Chickamauga
Liory
Wvanville
Andersonville
William W. Rowell
New England
New Wilderness
Chiolus
Washington Russell
Meigs County
Frost
Sherman
John M. Spaulding
Nancy Fulton
Amesville
Eli Spaulding
Fulton
Nehemiah
Warren
Connecticut
Canaan Township
Gayesville
Quotes on intellect, authority, and urban life from editors and scholars
A collection of brief opinions from Dr. J B Nash Dr Albert Einstein Traffic Captain Anthony L Reily A G Lanner and President Isaiah Bowman condemning fear based schooling improper parking romance of fox hunting and need for conservation of water highlighting modern social issues and attitudes.
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Germany
Russia
Albert Einstein
Anthony L,. Reily
Allentown, Pa
Meed silver mystery draws sisters to a dig for treasure
Kate Meed plots to recover a buried Civil War era silver tea service that now lies on Jeff Howard's land. She rewrites family history from a quiet granddad and a lazy Pompey tale, while Morgan neglects her for Eve Elwell and Caroline frets over the plan.
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Kate
Caroline Meed
Sam Meed
Althy
Zeke
Morgan Prentigs
Eve Elwell
Major Meed
Jeff Howard
Meeds
Jeff
Caroline
Cynthia Chenault
Granddad
Morgan
Pompey
Grandad
Shelby
Old Keys
Meed Meadows
Marquis de LaFayette
S. M
Community clubs host district meeting and visits across towns
Mrs L W Connett hosted the U C D Club while Mrs Wilson Norris led the Jolly Sewers with Mrs C R Baumline hosting. Over 100 delegates attended the Daughters of Civil War Veterans district meeting at Mary Swett Tent Gloucester.
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Wilson Norris
Jolly Sewers Club
C. R. Baumline
Elliott St
the Daughters of Civil War Veterans
Mary Swett
Glouster
Headache Types Linked to Digestive Troubles
Digestive issues can trigger three headache types. Constipation may cause headaches without regular bowel movements. Eating patterns and rest can ease headaches from indigestion. Food sensitivity headaches subside when trigger foods like chocolate onions cabbage cucumbers apples pork and melons are removed and skin tests guide elimination.
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Morris Fishbein
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Poet’s Corner
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Mrs
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Dellroy, Ohio
the Public Forum
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Chauncey
They
Dr. J. B, Nash
New York University
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St. Mary's County
Isaiah Bowman
Johns Hopkins University
LaFayette
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America
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Elza Tolbert
Logan
N. Culver St
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S. A. Griffith, Logan
Washington Township
Arthur F. Boyles
Lee Cox
Nelsonville
J. A. Miller
Pomeroy
Boyles
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Dayton
P. E. Arnold
New Marshfield
Waterloo Township
H. J. Brown
N. Congress St
Priscilla Needle Club
Myrtle Mardis
Circleville
J. K. Mardis
Seth Balderson
Marie Swaim
Lilly Chapel
C. H. Swaim
Mohicans
Bernard Randolph
Pico
Bryson
Carey
Smith
Edwards
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LeFever
West
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Hooper
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