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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1931

Page

4

Help Succeed This Time Athens County Canning Drive

Relief agencies in Athens County report dire need for canned vegetables and fruits for winter. An experienced home canning project supervisor from Ohio oversees work across the county to collect sugar and cans, mobilize workers, and store surplus food for those unable to buy. The drive seeks thousands of cans, garden produce especially tomatoes, and widespread community help starting Labor Day to prevent waste and ease winter hunger.

Athens County State of Ohio General Red Cross Committee Letart-Apple Grove Meigs County Muskingum River Washington County Torch

New York theater pioneer Earl Carroll unveils high tech showhouse

In New York nine years after opening his first uptown playhouse Carroll debuts a new theater on his original site. The showhouse features six loud speakers and a disappearing orchestra powered by elevator platforms and advanced stage effects as Carroll seeks to redefine legitimate theatre while battling past nudity rumors. Carroll also recalls lean budgets that shaped his early chorus costumes.

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Beaux Arts and Ingersoll Facts in 1920s Q&A

A 1920s Washington inquiry service answers questions on topics from Beaux Arts governance to Samuel Pepys pronunciation. It covers whether Beaux Arts is government subsidized, how twin cities of Minneapolis and St Paul are incorporated, and definitions distinguishing thief robber burglar.

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Dreaming of rivers and bears and the killer ads

The narrator reflects on fantasies of chasing bears by a forest stream and hunting a whale, but admits those visions fail to come true. He then notes readers of the Clarksburg Post Office receiving letters about matrimonial ads linked to a killer, and comments on the naivety of youth chasing thrills via advertising.

Harry F. Powers Clarksburg W. Va Eve Gobo Lieve Zaine Don Juan Powers

A Thought For Today On Love And Enemies

A brief thought contrasts loving enemies with cursing them and doing good to those who hate you, urging prayer for those who misplace you. The fragment cites a dated phrase or name in a nonstandard form, preserving the era's tone.

Tyna the Terrible Ivan the Terrible in 1570 Novgorod

A fragmentary old account describes Ivan IV entering Novgorod on January 6 1570 with 6000 opryezniks. It alleges a month of massacres with mock trials and tortures, claiming tens of thousands killed including women and children, noting claims of insanity as justification.

Tyna Ivan IV Novgorod Crone

New Worlds to Conquer and Population Trends

Frederick J. Haskin argues that after World War I a new era of opportunity looms as English speaking nations expand population and search for underpopulated lands. He cites census data for England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Canada, Australia, and the United States, noting shifting sex ratios, birth rates, emigration and immigration, and the potential for future settlement beyond crowded nations. The piece frames rising exploration for economic and demographic balance amid aging societies and shifting global frontiers.

Frederic J. Haskin Washington, D. C United States Great Britain England Wales Isley Ireland America Ulster Scotland Irish Free State Great Briain Cominion Canada Commonwealth of Australis Australa New Zealand Europe Asia China Australia South Africa Siherma Heckon Alaska John Jacob wAster James J. Hill

The Athens Messenger Offers a New Booklet Care of the Feet

The Athens Messenger promotes a new booklet CARE OF THE FEET available through its Washington Information Bureau. It emphasizes foot health, hygiene, and preventive care, urging readers to mail in six cents with a coupon to obtain a copy for home use.

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Abbe V Voltaire Ninon Da Lrendos and early crime notes

A fragmented summary reflects tales of Voltaire meeting Ninon Da Lrendos, a legacy of money for books, and social criticism. It recalls Prohibition era crime, Daffy and Duffy narratives, and old world class roles in noble and church life. It mentions exchanges of goods for education and farming payments.

Voltaire Ninon da Lrendos

CARE OF THE YRET BOOKLET REQUEST

The Athena Messenger Information Bureau in Washington asks for six cents in coin or stamps to obtain a copy of the booklet on CARE OF THE YRET. Frederic J. Haskin directs the request.

Athena Messenger Information Bureau Frederic J. Haskin Washington, D. C YRET

Athens City Council notes school gains and local concerns

Athens officials report Ohio-wide school attendance rise and cite a fall in jobs for youths over 18. A August fines total of 502 dollars was gathered by the mayor. Police protection on lower East State Street is requested. Edwina Chubb begins English teaching at Mercersburg Academy. The Athens public schools and Orig. University plan to open Monday September 11. A puffball exhibit weighs six pounds two and a half ounces, with forty two inches circumference, found on Cook farm.

Ohio Athens H. A. Dalton Lower East State Street Atheny Cook Farm Canaanville Road

Unemployment relief debate heats Capitol as Congress nears session

Washington dispatch notes that unemployment relief dominates national focus with the public and leadership pressing for federal funds as cold weather nears. Key figures like President Hoover and AFL head William Green weigh in on relief, while governors Pinchot and Roosevelt seek extra congressional sessions and possible tax measures to fund aid.

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How to Ease Kids Back to School Routines

A former Times-Union essay counsels families to restore home life after summer. It urges mothers to support teachers during early school days, align schedules with fixed meals and bedtimes, and manage the post vacation adjustment with calm cooperation between home and classroom. It notes the first weeks feel chaotic as students and teachers adjust and emphasizes steady guidance over quick judgments.

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Medium Weight Hogs Lead Market Shifts

COLUMELS Sept. 5 Hog prices show medium weights at the top as lightweight receipts rise, pushing medium and heavier hogs to the lead. Ohio Farm Bureau research director C J West notes a market setup with fall demand uncertain. Cattle declines remain uneven due to plentiful supplies and a weak feeder price outlook with western drought news weighing on sentiment. Fat lambs find a firmer market amid past overstock, though overall supply and demand remain in flux.

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