Seemingly Fragmented Rates Notice for Subscriptions
Rationsl Representatives Jom W Cullen Company based in New York Detroit and Cleveland advertise subscription rates. The ad lists carrier weekly prices in Athens Gallia Vinton Washington counties with one year four dollars twenty cents and ten weeks one dollar. Other rates available on application.
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Jom W. Cullen Company
Sonar
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Estuary
Ste
Enterec
Athena Pont Colin
Geeeneians
Athens
Gallia
Bockong
Nae
Organ
Vinton
Washington
Siz Montas
Weighing Refugee Settlements and American Citizenship
Observers discuss the refugee crisis from war torn regions and Roosevelts estimate of up to twenty million potential refugees. The piece weighs American settlement capacity, citizenship value, and the danger of government intrusion into private life as nations consider how to respond.
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Europe
Asia
Roosevelt
American
United States
History repeats itself a warning from a patriot
The author argues against alliance with Britain and Europe, claiming England prospers on propaganda and that the United States should rely on its own self defense. They praise American strength, warn of Bolshevik Russian threats, and urge a strong navy to deter foreign entanglements. The piece emphasizes populist independence and distrust of international war lobbying.
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Europe
England
United States
France
Germany
Italy
United States Senate
Dies Attacks Roosevelt Aides as Communist Parlor Pets
Raymond Clapper condemns Martin Dies for smearing the Roosevelt administration to push a new appropriation for anti subversive investigations. He argues true democracy requires exposing subversive influence without false labels, noting Roosevelt's ambassadorships and the distinction between Communists and Democrats.
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Washington
Rep
Martin Dies
Congress
Chairman Dies
Roosevelt
House
Dies
Moscow
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Murphy
Mr. Roosevelt
William C. Bullitt
Paris
Bill Bullitt
Soviet Russia
Ambassador Bullitt
War profits tax drive presses in Senate
Bruce Catton surveys Washington noting isolationists push a stringent war profits tax bill from the Nye committee, seeking immediate floor action while the White House counts votes to adjourn. The measure promises confiscatory top rates and state tax offsets, with administration support uncertain in the House.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Nye Munitions Committee
Bone
White House
Pepper
Florida
Lee
Oklahoma
Wagner
New York
Public Forum Letters Call for Signed Contributions
Readers urged to send brief signed letters to the Public Forum. Writers must sign and print signatures with their letters. Multiple letters may be printed daily, encouraging varied civic commentary from the community.
Truth on Bigelow Pension Beliefs Spurred by Irish Spirit
George Kittle of Pomeroy writes in The Messenger defending the Bigelow Pension and criticizing opponents. He urges readers to seek facts, not be swayed by poison literature, and offers pamphlets at 50 cents per hundred by Herbert S. Bigelow in Cincinnati.
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Bigelow
Herbert S. Bigelow
Odd Fellows Temple
Cincinnati
George Kittle
Pomeroy
Oct
Pension at 37
A reader argues that public officials gain raises and pensions while taxpayers bear the burden. He questions the Bigelow proposals, cites a trustee raise from 1 080 to 2 210, notes township allowances, and laments reduced aid for the poor. Edgar Slater, The Plains, Oct. 27.
Tax League Chairman Faults Inaction On Graft Claims
Michael Collins of Athens reports that Ohio Tax League chairman S P Bush attacked the lack of comment or action by state groups after investigators uncovered graft in hot mix and liquor hauling contracts. He questioned where the Chamber of Commerce and the Grange stood amid political favors benefiting a small social circle.
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the Messenger
S. P. Bush
Columbus
Ohio Tax League
Pomeroy
Tax League
Chamber of Commerce
Grange
O. K
Will Rogers
Roosevelt
Michael Collins
Athens
One Year Old Apple Tree Bears 67 Golden Delicious
Salt Lake City resident Harry Freeman reports his one year old apple tree produced 67 large Golden Delicious apples in its first summer full of growth and promise for future harvests.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Harry Freeman
Answers to Questions and Answers from The Messenger Bureau
A compiled Q A column from The Messenger Bureau lists definitions and trivia on terms like boulevard the fate of the ship Zee landia the German helium supply clockmaking by Lepaute origins of military customs pronunciation of program and a line from Tennyson. It notes sources and dates including 1917 for Moss and Seneca No 99 with Tennyson in Memoriam Part XXVII.
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Zeelandia
United States
Royal Holland Line
Frank Risdijk
Netherlands
Lepaute
Louvre
J. A. Moss
George Banta Publishing Co
Menasha
Wisc
Alfred Tennyson
Seneca
Halloween Parties and a Big Southeastern Ohio Coal Strike
Mrs Noble Richardson entertained at a Halloween party in Nelsonville. A family reunion occurred at Mr and Mrs Jesse Groves home in Chestnut Street Nelsonville. Eileen Sayre Alfred Morris Charlies Duncan provided music for the Eagles Halloween party at Eagles Hall Glouster. A coal strike started at midnight October 31 described as the greatest in southeastern Ohio since 1884 with miners earning 75 to 80 dollars monthly. Athens County employs 8000 workers affected along with Perry 5000 Hocking 2500 and Meigs 2000. Miss Dorothy Andrews hosted a Halloween party with guests including Lucille Brown Blanche Riley and others.
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Eileen Sayre
Alfred Morris
Charlies Duncan
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Glouster
Ohio
Athens County
Perry County
Hocking
Meigs
Dorothy Andrews
W. Carpenter Sr
Lucille Brown
Blanche Riley
Gladys Wyckoff
Mariam Watkins
Rachel Powell
Mabel Rose
Mary Winefordner
Kathryn Biddle
Homer Johnson
George Fetch
Angus King
Joe Pickering
Chester Edgar
Coach Mackie
Hunter Brown
Fred Spaulding
Laurel Grange Pie Winners Lead Point Rock Briefs
Laurel Grange held a Saturday pie contest with Estella Radekin first, Even Morris second, and Laura Picket third. Numerous visitors from Athens Langsville Pana Downie and Columbus attended, including Golden Sheaf member S. D. Webb. The item notes frequent travel and local visits among area residents and a bus drivers meeting in Pomeroy.
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Point Rock
Laurel Grange
Estella Radekin
Even Morris
Laura Picket
Archie Caster
Athens
Clair Nelson
Langsville
Mittie Nelson
Edwin
Ora Nelson
Pana
Downie
Walter Holliday
Raymond Holliday
S. D.webb
Columbus
Albert Cone
Walter Canode
Huntington
Mattie Morris
Cincinnati
G L. Morris
Christ Hospital
Orlan Sams
George Radekin
Owen Kennedy
Charleston
Emerson Bigony
W. B. Martin
S. D. Webb
J. A. Turner
D. W. Morris
Frank Nelson
Sam McKinney
Pomeroy
Walter Swett
W. S. Swett
Clarence Ogdin
Adriene Holcomb
Harley Picket, Jr
W. R. Holcomb
Lewis McLaughlin
John Cooper
Donald
Serial story set on Tech campus with Joan and Keith
Joan Johnson a mysterious Tech coed struggles with love for Keith Rhodes star halfback and Dan Webber as the quiet blocker. Amid campus rituals Dag Webber’s last week ceremony and Dan’s likely Senate appointment set up. Elaine plots and Joans doubts deepen in a campus romance saga.
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Joan Johnson
Tech
Keith Rhodes
Dan Webber
Keith
Dan
Barney Hughes
Elaine Chesbro
Elaine
Senate
Joan
Eileen Campbell
Pygs
The Things We Hope to Do
A short verse by Ben T. Cloustoun from Nelsonville Ohio wonders if heaven grants time to fulfill long cherished dreams kept aside in daily life. The poem contrasts earthly hopes with a possible afterlife where plans finally materialize.
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Heaven
Ben T. Clouston
Nelsonville
Ohio
Health Hints and Diet Health Hints and Diet
The article explains normal puberty timing in US girls from ages 9 to 16 with menstrual cycles typically every 28 days but varying from 21 to 35 days and cycle length from two to six days. It cautions that serious illnesses or gland disorders can disrupt cycles and urges medical evaluation if periods begin unusually early or late.
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United States
Joe V. Meigs
Radcliff News Notes Highlight Local Moves and Obituary
East ern Star convention in Toledo attended by Mr and Mrs Leonard Calvin. Mrs Marvin Chesser dies at University Hospital at 20 after infection leaving husband and infant son. Funeral at Putnam Chapel. Many Radcliff residents mentioned in social updates including moves, visits, and trips to Columbus.
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Radcliff
Leonard Calvin
Eastern Star
Toledo
Warren Lowe
Lowe
Zach Cooper
Marvin Chesser
University Hospital
Joseph M
Flora Trainer Arbaugh
Harold Trainer
Allen Dean
Gerald Arbaugh
Faye Pendleton
Ardis Sheline
Rutland
Audra
Lucille
Putnam Chapel
O. W. Williams
Church Yard
Harry Norton
Columbus
George Boring
McLaughlin Farm
L. V. Calvin
James Hawkins
Marjorie Wright
Bellaire
John Bacus
Roy Wright
B. V. Swisher
Thelma Cottrill
Earl Chambers
Florence Chambers
Virgil
Dorothy Riley
Cecil Forrest
Ray Chambers
Theodore Boring
D. H. Jeffers
Woodrow Jeffers
Selden Jeffers
Verne Prose
Hamden
Wesley Oldaker
Oreton
Gladys Hill
Mary Jenkins
Beulah Wiseman
Cecil
Naomi
L. C. Calvin
Gene
Barbara
C. E., Pierce
Dave Eberts
Hubert Camp
Zanesville
Sand Run Personal And Social Mention
A Sand Run masquerade dance Friday night awarded prizes for costume design with Rose Kearn winning prettiest outfit and June Henrick the funniest. Mildred Edgell of Pittsburgh took the door prize. Betty Hemrick ill with influenza. Mrs Henry Bruce and children visit Fred Hemrick. Blanche Riley led Sand Run girls to Mount Vernon to visit Doris Blake. Flora Shultz visiting Barberton. Henry Spencer returns from Barberton. James Mayes announces birth of a son named PD Kenneth.
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Rose Kearn
June Henrick
Mrs. Davenport
Buchtel
Mildred Edgell
Pittsburgh
Betty Hemrick
Henry Bruce
Fred Hemrick
Blanche Riley
Nelsonville
Mount Vernon
Doris Blake
Flora Shultz
Barberton
Henry Spencer
James Mayes
PD Kenneth
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