Athens Semeigre Page Four Classified and Rate Card
Local newspaper page lists publication details for The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co with publisher and editor names, dates, and membership. It includes subscription rates by carrier and mail, zones, and rates for multiple counties.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
Economics Come First in Labor Capital Cooperation
The piece argues that restored wages and return-to-work plans signal a broader shift toward mutual responsibility between labor and management. It cites corporate recognition of duties to workers and the national economy, emphasizes nonpartisan economics over politics, and links party shifts to economic well being and living standards.
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Mojor
Washington
Roosevelt
Teutonic Stupidity and Nazi Spread Stirs U S Hostility
A harsh editorial condemns German espionage and Nazi activity in the United States. It argues the spy cases echo prewar Kaiser era folly, warns that German propaganda harms U S sympathy, and criticizes efforts to spread Nazism while urging vigilance against covert plots.
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Germany
United States
Sam
Free
Hitler
Resolution Lauds U S Press Freedom Over Czechoslovakia Decline
European events sparked a Chicago inspired resolution by the American Society of Newspaper Editors praising American editors for reporting freely during Czechoslovakia’s stripping, noting U S readers received daily information while dictatorship regimes suppressed news. The resolution calls this the first line of defense for freedom.
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Europe
Chicago
Board of Directors of
American Society of Newspaper Editors
United States
Czechoslovakia
Lead poisoning hits Minnesota ducks from hunting shot
Ducks in Minnesota lakes were poisoned by lead shots used by hunters. A newly hatched kiwi chick is an exact miniature of the adult with no differing immature plumage.
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Minnesota
There Are Three Thousand Counties In The United States
A record notes that the United States has 3072 counties. It outlines the vast county count as a general reference fact without local specifics or date.
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United States
Washington With Clapper In Washington With Clapper
Washington notes express government unease since Munich with tensions over Japan's control of the Chinese coast and Latin American economic penetration. Ambassador Kennedy's Trafalgar Day call for reconciliation drawn into debate with Hull's Sept 30 statement urging redoubled peaceful order under law.
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Washington
Munich
Japan
Kennedy
London
Hull
Chamberlain
Latin America
Hitler
Election forecasts shape 1940 governor and senatorial races
Washington observers project a net GOP gain in November for the first time since 1928 as Republicans target big states like New York and California. Democrats defend key contests while Roosevelt’s popularity influences campaigns and issues vary by state amid debates over the New Deal, CIO ties, and government reform.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
GOP
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Kansas
Wisconsin
Bob Wagner
Herman Lehman
Frank Murphy
Fred van Nuys
Phil LaFollette
Gerald Nye
George Earle
Elmer Benson
John O'Connor
John L. Lewis
CIO
Hull
We the Women and the Ideal Man Illusion
The piece argues that college girls fantasize about an ideal man with traits like height dancing intelligence humor and good looks. It then notes life after marriage debunks the list showing practical needs such as partnership in games blending drinks and earning ability. It concludes there is no perfect husband.
Girl Reserves Officers and High School Skit Cast
Ten years ago the Girl Reserves listed officers Janet Bing president Mary Louise Walker vice president Virginia Coe secretary and Margare t Radford treasurer. Mary Eleanor Morton led a skit at the high school assembly with Carol Ruston Evelyn Hoffman Betty Gullum Beatrice Perkins and Maureen Cornwell. Superintendent H R McVay spoke at Grange Hall in Jerseyville. County attendance officer Carl Porter spoke at a Rock Riffle School social.
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Janet Bing
Mary Louise Walker
Virginia Coe
Margaret Radford
Mary Eleanor Morton
Carol Ruston
Evelyn Hoffman
Betty Gullum
Beatrice Perkins
Maureen Cornwell
Carl Porter
Rock Riffle School
Letters From Sons in France and World War I Headlines
Twenty years ago Mr and Mrs W B Johnson received letters from sons Major Sam M Johnson and Captain Rafael R Johnson in France. Black headlines proclaimed Allied terms and German surrender. Dr John R Sprague ordered to report to Camp Sevier SC for medical corps service. B L Horn of Poston Consolidated Coal granted leave to sail Nov 15 for France W Y W C A work. Lt John Goddard hosted by parents in Amesville after transfer to Bethlehem Steel from Raritan Arsenal NJ.
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W. B. Johnson
Sam M. Johnson
Rafel R. Johnson
France
John R. Sprague
Greenville
South Carolina
Medical Corps
Camp Sevier
B. L. Horn
Poston Consolidated Coal Company
John Goddard
W. R. Goddard
Amesville
Bethlehem Steel Company
Raritan Arsenal
New Jersey
Health Hints and Diet Health Hints and Diet By Dr Morris Fishbein
The article explains how communicable diseases including syphilis can spread via food handlers and reviews historical and current public health controls. It notes that routine examinations are costly and that reporting of diagnosed infections by private physicians helps protect the public by excluding infected workers while preserving patient confidentiality. It also states that only a small portion of syphilis cases are easily transmissible to others.
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Morris Fishbein
Wassermann
Board of Health
New York City
What a Blessing to Be Living in the U S A
A reader poem extols the freedoms of the United States and urges Americans to understand their privilege and the value of democracy. The piece by Charles E. Sellars from Gloucester Ohio praises open expression and questions tyranny while inviting reflection on national identity.
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Charles E. Sellars
Glouster, O
Murder to Music ends in a Golden Bowl mystery
Photographer Bob Tait discovers a wisp of smoke in a crime photo from Lud Dombey’s death. He tracks to the Golden Bowl and a table behind Myrna Dombey, Anne Lester, and Archie Mackey, seeking Nelda Starr whose perfume hints at danger while the prosecuting attorney presses Myrna.
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Myrna Dombey
Robert Tait
Anne Lester
Myrna
Dannie Feeley
Ludden Dombey
Bob Tait
Golden Bowl
Dombey
Tait
Sudden Dombey
Pacific Plaza Hotel
Anne
Harris Rogers
Mr. Tait
Fred
Bob
Lnd
Mr.Tait
Claremont
Millbay
Nelda Starr
Aaron Starr
Mr. Dombey
Archie Mackey
Syndicate
Archie
Stars Say for Wednesday October 26 predicts romance and progress
Genevieve Kemble foresees a memorable day with pressure on work life and emotional adventures. Birthday individuals may see a year of happiness and growth with romance and notable events including potential marriage and gifts from high places.
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The
Genevieve Kemble
Vinton Social And Personal Highlights
Vinton social notes list visits from Vernon Hershey of Warren to his mother Mrs. Margaret Glenn. Rio Grande residents Mrs. Anna Evans Roger and Mae Evans spent the weekend in Massillon. Various locals hosted travelers and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Nelson White of Columbus and Mrs. Burris Spires of Dundas visiting friends here.
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John Love
Tom Gray
Nitro
W. Va
Gray
J. L. Clark
Ann
Coalton
Clem Wilcox
Bob Coder
Gallipolis
Frank Quickle
Burris Spires
Dundas
Valley Forge Dogwood Blossoms Draw Thousands in May
MARK VALLEY FORGE PA There are more dogwood trees in Valley Forge State Park than anywhere else in the world. Thousands of visitors from across the nation visit each May to see the pink and white blossoms.
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Mark
Valley Forge
Valley Forge State Park
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