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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1933
Page
4
Economists view the administration's monetary policy as a chance to anchor commodity prices. They note world wheat and cotton prices fell to lows with gold standards, hinting at stabilization with a fixed dollar value and forex interventions. A cheaper dollar could curb imports by raising foreign prices with tariffs and currency effects.
The administration outlines a plan to manage the dollar by retaining gold and paying high prices for gold mined in the U S. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation would build a large gold fund to stabilize foreign exchange and curb gold value swings. Domestic price recovery is hoped to follow with controlled currency handling.
A conservative review of Ohio old age pension proposals projects large future costs. Estimates show 6000 recipients at 300 yearly costing 17 million, rising to 155000 claimants and 940 million in six years. County infirmaries average far below 300 yearly per inmate, implying tax burdens and doubts about benefit reach.
The article decries a climate of distrust toward finance led by figures like In sulle and the Mitchells, noting decades of investor fraud and public anger. It argues for more equitable income distribution and critiques Banker Wiggins on salary cuts, reflecting a weary, reform-minded stance.
A column argues nagging, extravagance, poor housekeeping and dumbness drive dissatisfaction in marriage. It suggests nagging stems from wives' lack of varied interests and proposes clubs and activities as cures. The piece also covers money issues and how husbands can help improve housekeeping through praise and participation.
The piece argues parents should balance their social lives with family needs. It cautions that excessive outside activity risks making children feel incidental to their parents lives while praising a middle course. It stresses sensitivity, tact, and home-centered courage for strong family dynamics.
Bristol forms two halves in Sullivan County Tennessee and Washington County Virginia with differing administrations. State Street runs through the border where hotels, a railroad station, and other facilities sit on the Virginia side. The 1930 census lists Bristol Tennessee population 12,005. Tomorrow feature: The House Built In Darkness.
Washington report notes farmers revolt against the law of averages as price supports and crop yields create uneven fortunes. Some crop regions like South Dakota suffer sharp drops while others gain, with livestock and grain sectors showing divergent outcomes across states. Interior Secretary Ickes promotes a park official’s rise amid park system expansion, and a Roosevelt Russia conference draws record crowds as tensions over recognition swirl.
Ten years ago Kiwanians planned a Mardi Gras style Halloween night. The article notes award to Carl Stockdale for aiding Mace donian refugees and lists local officials involved with school football tickets. Also mentions the passing of Dr. Charles Steinmetz and a high school volleyball score between Nelsonville and Plainsville.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains air as life’s essential substance and details air composition humidity and ventilation. He warns bad air causes discomfort and health decline and notes ideal room temperature and humidity levels for comfort and sleep.
Viceroy Mendoza introduced printing into Mexico in 1536. The New York Gazette began in 1725 as New York state’s first newspaper. Statistics claim younger sons are brainier than elder brothers with Caesar and Lincoln as examples.
A fragmentary feature notes Halloween customs and ancient roots, mentioning bonfires and ghost beliefs. It references All Saints Eve, regional practices in Wales, and a student-led Halloween mood with playful fright imagery.
Puzzle style clued list references maritime terms and names. The reader deciphers hints on ship ownership, landing, governance, and cryptic wordplay across sections including vessel terms, measurements, and titles. The fragment hints at a broader crossword type feature within a historical page.
Albany Grange schedules a Saturday evening meeting with readings poems and talks plus a chicken supper by the Ladies Auxiliary of Alexander Church on Friday. Anecdotes include a fiftieth birthday surprise for Mrs. John W. Fagan and birthday celebrations for John Langdon T. J. Barlow and other locals.
The Red Cross and county relief offices report nine months of service to veterans and families. Food and flour distributed to 865 families, clothing to many, layettes prepared, and a large stock of materials from the Red Cross received. National and local volunteers contributed blankets, garments, and meals, with hospital corps and Junior Red Cross members active in relief efforts and inquiries directed to aid Reconstruction Finance programs.
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