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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1933
Page
4
Entry details a 1918 act subscription rate schedule for carriers and mail in Ohio. Rates shown include one year four fifty, six months two fifty, ten weeks one dollar, four weeks fifty cents, and one week variously.
Nature highlights brilliant leaf colors across woods as autumn pigment changes unfold. Warm days and cool nights slow sap movement, with sugars driving reds yellows and lavender in maples dogwood and birch. oaks and beeches show brown tones. Frosts influence color but are not required.
The national farm strike in Iowa marks a culmination of decades of debt and price declines since 1919. Farmers face mortgage burdens while commodity values tumble. many expect low participation as radicals are downplayed and the New Deal gains cautious support across the Midwest.
A speech exhorts national focus on character over wealth amid 1933 hardship. It decries financial panic caused by damaged moral fiber, calls for integrity in contracts and service, and urges a renaissance of character with stronger personal discipline and community duty.
Dorothy Dix argues loneliness fuels risky behavior and urges organized clubs to connect seek ers. She notes existing groups like widows and widowers clubs and church social programs while urging liberal membership rules.
Discusses the dangers of prohibitive parenting creating either loss of ambition or temper in children. Argues anger and fear exist as natural instincts and must be guided, not suppressed. Encourages replacing don’ts with quick, harmless alternatives to preserve ambition and prevent resentment.
Thomas Gordon, who turned 104 on September 23, has a jet black hair change after his 100th birthday and passed a driving test at 100. Born in Scotland in 1820, he moved to Boston at two and settled in Michigan in 1852, voting in every presidential election except 1864 when he served as a deep sea sailor.
A crossword style item lists clues across and down including who is in the picture and terms like morass pineaceous tree and to guide. The grid references factors such as cabinet names and U S state natives with entries matching standard crossword conventions.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains germs behave like people with generations, making vaccines vary in effectiveness. He notes virus and germ combinations can cause diseases such as the common cold and discusses diphtheria immunization advances and hopes to stamp out diphtheria through widespread vaccination.
Mrs A D Morrison served as matron of Howard Hall while the Nelsonville PTA held a bazaar. Mrs C O nne Moore hosted the Art and Thimble Phi Delta event with a prep supper at the Varsity. Mrs W F Giesecke presided over the East Side PTA meeting.
The Roosevelt administration counted 620000 re employed nationally from mid August to mid September as labor markets show six months of steady improvement. Officials warn of possible October declines despite public works gains and seasonal shifts. Miss Fay Johnson visits Middleport. local sports and social notes follow.
The article notes iron and iodine as essential diet elements and cites London's regulations detailing 400 potential questions a police officer may ask at a fatal road accident. It also states the Insh wolfhound is the largest dog, taller than a man when standing on its hind legs.
A report from the Boulder Dam project notes a 150 ton government cableway in operation. A truck swung over a deep chasm and splintered on the canyon floor, amid a dangerous test posture and ongoing construction.
Frost family notes visitors from Guysville and Rockland with church appointment at the Universalist Church on Oct 29. A basket dinner is planned at noon. Local families, including Grimes and Susie, are mentioned in social notices from the area.
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