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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1933
Page
4
Public notice from The Athens Messenger outlines advertising rates and service offices. It lists publishers and editors, association memberships, and subscription prices including carrier and mail options.
A Slovak weekly printed in McKeesport carries an NRA backed English editorial urging trust in Roosevelt and support for the program. It argues gradual adjustment, calls for circulating gains back into the economy, and endorses the president as a fighter for workers.
The piece argues people expect quick legislative results but face delays in Athens public works funding and road projects. It notes doubts over donations, playgrounds, and parks while dole benefits continue, urging acceptance of slower government action and highlighting private business efficiency.
Autumn discusses a new international conference in London. Roosevelt's chief envoy sails with advice to urge a temporary general peace movement. Nations eye frontiers, devaluation, and trade tensions show little chance of broad accord. Peace depends on business and US currency policy.
Over a three week span ending August 26 Chicago sentenced 207 criminals, with a single day delivering the death verdict for a police murder. The drive marks the largest such conviction wave in the city’s history, though officials warn it won’t fully solve the underworld issue.
Dorothy Dix argues there is no universal rule for divorce asking. She says a wife should divorce when her husband ceases to love her and is truly in love with another, to protect self respect and children, but warns that stubborn control or forcing a marriage breakup often backfires. A born philanderer may return after each fling, and wives should weigh forgiveness and desire to keep the husband.
The piece counsels mothers to curb spending as college expenses rise. It urges buying only essentials, taking precise measurements, and keeping a detailed list to reorder items later. It recommends packing light for freshmen and adjusting as letters arrive.
The caption notes Doctor Branner first found Periodotite near Murfreesboro Arkansas in 1889. A 1906 farmer find sparked mining that yielded many diamonds including a 17 carat canary octahedron and a 40.23 carat stone, claimed as the largest US mined diamond. It also mentions the Queen's Pearl, a four inch freshwater pearl found in 1857 and once owned by Empress Eugenie. Tomorrow topic: Thirty Times Governor.
Washington report details NRA field reactions to the recovery program. Dems worry about enforcement and competition, labor resists organizing, and cabinet power shifts with Harold Ickes taking a lead role. Negotiations and patronage concerns color the political scene.
Exports from the port of New York in 1927 totaled 10 461 159 tons of cargo. The Arctic and Antarctic Oceans appear vivid green. Poland endured a severe winter in 1929 with 60 percent of its fruit trees and nursery stock perishing. The Red Sea’s dull red tint comes from algae. Our population includes nearly three million infants under one year. Carnivores lap water with tongues while herbivores like horses and oxen suck it up.
The piece notes that poverty poor housing and political corruption fostered Chicago's underworld yet observes the city beginning to deal with criminals without leniency. It highlights a shift toward tougher policing and accountability in addressing crime and corruption.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses sudden death, citing 21 year Leeds infirmary data. He notes coronary artery disease and coronary thrombosis as leading causes, with over half of sudden deaths in the United States linked to small vessel disease or vessel blockage. He cites Coolidge and Walsh cases and Hunter as historical examples.
Mr and Mrs Edward Bolin report their son John Bolin has left Washington DC for the National Law School after accompanying Eleanor Bolin to the trip. Major Phillips Rose visited his mother Mrs E T Rose. Thelma Lahen Helen Roush Geraldine Hope Gladys Brooks Dorothy Minister Gertrude Margaret Pritchard Dorothy Porter Beulah Jennings vacationed at Buckeye Lake. Professor R L Morton and family returned from Chillicothe where Morton played in a golf tournament.
Mr and Mrs John Cross spent the day in Nelsonville as guests of Mr and Mrs W W Kelley. Mrs George Pennybaker left for Magnetic Springs for two weeks. Mr and Mrs W K Scott moved to their new Elmwood Drive home. Mrs C E Witt and children Charles William and Stella May and Mrs D H Moore and daughter Derre are in Cedar Point for two weeks. The Knowlton family fifth annual reunion was held in the grove at Airline.
A mixed set of crossword clues and a brief hint point to identifying the man in the image. The grid includes references to fat content, sounds, nautical terms, and common words, with a final note on the individual who gained worldwide fame.
At the First Methodist Church of Athens, officers for 1983 34 were announced. Unit leaders include Mrs H E Benz Dr S H Bing and Dr Edith Wray among many others. Recording steward is R G Palmer. communion steward is George Coe.
Thomas Knott of Cincinnati was arrested Monday by Athena police and charged with driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated after his car climbed a curb on Court Street. He faces arraignment before Mayor Robert S. Wood today. Mr and Mrs Reese Harvey of Athens were also arrested Monday on intoxication charges and will be arraigned today.
Silver Rial Alta Harper is a INE Vesta work and Mrs Isaac Hoffman return home. Emma Hoffman and Dorothy visit a grandmother, Mrs Fern Swank from Akron, while Mrs Dory oversees family visits and plans for spending time with her mother.
The Star spotlights four notable figures in a nativity themed event at Jad Ett Theater. Performers include actor Jad Ett and two other named participants, presenting a yuletide showcase with community and charity ties.
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