Athens Messenger and Herald Publishing Details
Publication and staff notes for The Athens Messenger and Herald include publisher Gordon K Bush and managing editor Charlies H Astris. Lists associations and circulation bodies and outlines advertising rates by application, with subscription prices in Ohio for various delivery intervals.
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Gordon K Bush
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Charlies H Astris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
Iniang Daily Press Association
Promise and Performance in New Deal Policy Debates
Excerpts recount the 1930s Farm Board acts and AAA programs with figures on land retirement, cotton destruction, and pig slaughter. It notes spending rises, new federal bureaus, and calls for budget cuts and permanent taxes as criticisms and context for the era.
Wealth in Tree Planting To 26 Million Seedlings In 40 States
The 1935 distribution of 26 million forest seedlings to farmers nationwide boosts long term wealth. Through the Forest Service and state cooperation the seedlings are for windbreaks soil protection and farm woodlots. Trees will endure for a century or more, aiding soil, water, shade and future lumber or fuel. No life is wasted if a person plants a tree.
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Federal Forest Service
Wrestler Zbyszko Reported Safe After Revolt Vague
A wrestling figure Zbyszko was thought to be harmed during a revolt but is confirmed safe. The report notes confusing sounds and misdirection as possible deception in the unrest.
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Zbyszko
Survivor recalls gas filled mine experience amid political speech
A reflective note ties a miner’s gas filled ordeal to a political harangue while noting train speeds and music ideas. It mentions Casey Jones rhythms and a generous golfer at family dinners as contrasting images against the rebels big push provoking Hitler and Mussolini.
Hull Denials and International Talk Stir Washington
Washington observers note disputes over a world economic conference and foreign policy drift. Hull denies rumors of high level plans while Roosevelt supporters push foreign affairs as a campaign issue amid Communist strategy debates and internal party tensions.
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Europe
Washington
Mr. Hull
Paris
London
Hull
New York
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Congress to Lose Its Most Colorful Members in Election
The next Congress will differ greatly from the last as primaries and deaths remove the most recognizable House figures. Gassaway of Oklahoma rode into headlines, Hoeppel of California faces a guilty verdict on conspiracy to sell a West Point appointment, and Texas Tom Blanton has no appeal. Monaghan of Montana and Zionceck also fell in the race and tragedy, reshaping the lineup.
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House
Gassaway
Capitol Steps
Hoeppel
West Point
Texas
Tom Blanton
Monaghan
Montana
Zionceck
Driver honks through town mocked with eggs and tomatoes
A Michigan motorist who blasted his horn through the town faced a shelling from locals who hurled eggs and tomatoes as a reaction to his driving. The scene tied to a harvest idea aimed at aiding drought-stricken farmers.
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Michigan
Coffee planters seek more after volcanic eruption
The text notes Java coffee planters getting more coffee after a volcanic eruption and compares to similar outcomes in some restaurants. It mentions a new pistol for G men with a 30 pound punch and suggests caution with the phrase big shot. It also hints that a man’s approach to a maid may become cautious if she is a gay maid.
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Java
Lynx panic grips village as Billy Angler triggers forest chase
In a rural tale Billy Angler spots a lynx near the Mallon woods prompting a village to mobilize. Men arm muskets and axes as fear spreads while Chadwick leads the prepared‑for defense against the wild animal encounter.
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Mallon Place
William Chadwick
Billy Angler
Barnum
Billy
Jesse Owens
Mallon Woods
Bill Chadwick
Family notes from past harvest days and reunions
Sunday guest Mr J H Allen from Columbus visits Mr and Mrs 8S S Carpenter. Mrs Charles DeMolet visits sons in town from Lynn Haven Fla. A seven year old fracture occurs in Mountville at the Carter home. Boy Scout Camp Copeland directors named Bill Silvas and Ralph Pritts. Graham family reunion hosted by Mrs Blanch Graham Bartlett.
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8S. S. Carpenter
J. H. Allen
Columbus
Charles DeMolet
Lynn Haven, Fla
Charles DeMolet, Jr
John DeMolet
Richard LaFollette
Federal
Garfield Carter
Mountville
Bill Silvas
Ralph Pritts
Copeland
James A. Palmer
Marietta
Julia Reed
Sketches From Childhood School Days
Poem recalls a white schoolhouse on the plain with rose bush and clove scent. It reflects memories of friends, bell cadence, roll call, games, and the daily march home at four o clock. Led a Sams signs authorship.
Public Forum wonders about 1934 4-H camp memories
Nora Hall and Martha Anne Heckman of Trimble write to The Messenger complaining about this year’s Jackson County 4-H camp. They recall 1934 camp freedoms and activities, question camp finances and leadership, and urge bringing back former camp days and sportsmanship.
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Athens
Hocking
Jackson County
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Chambers
O. K
Nora Hall
Martha Anne Heckman Trimble
Judith Howard Holds Firm Against Engagement Ends
Judith Howard refuses to break her four year engagement to Steve Fowler despite his demand for control over her career. He visits her apartment after a tense lunch, then argues with friends Bob and Virginia Bent. Judith weighs her longing for love against her resolve to keep her job.
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Judith Howard
Stephen Fowler
Steve
Judith
Virginia
Bob Bent
Bob
Virginia Bent
Toby Lynch
Toby
Mrs. Bent
Jerry Macklin
Bents
Steve Fowler
Quotable Lines From Baseball Leaders And Celebrities
A collage of remarks highlights attitudes on wealth fame and sports. Theodore Dreiser Theodore Cremin and Barton MacLane are quoted alongside Billy Southworth on wealth risk and pitching.
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Billy Southworth
Memphis
Feet problems and a guide to prevent flat feet
Dr Morris Fishbein explains common foot ailments tied to bad posture and ill fitting footwear. He describes signs of foot pain and swelling, causes such as obesity and changes in shoes, and outlines arch supports and exercises to strengthen muscles and prevent flat feet.
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