The Athens Silessenger and Messenger Ad Rates Ad Insertions
Page four of The Athens Silessenger appears to be a publisher's notice detailing advertisement rates and circulation information for The Athens Messenger and Herald. It lists offices, editorial staff, and general pricing including six-week and annual subscription options, with rates and distribution notes for Athens and surrounding regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pregerick W. Bush Pubisher
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing Co
Gerdes K. Bush
Charles B. Harts
Tarred by same stick in party split over Roosevelt era
A historical analysis argues the nation faces a rift between liberal and conservative forces under a president unable to lead toward utopia after six years. It notes dissent within both parties, naming figures like Garner Glass Byrd Wheeler Perkins Ickes Wallace and hints at a push to “clean house” in Washington.
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New Order
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Garner
Glass
Byrd
Wheeler
Madame Perkins
Ickes
Wallace
Farmer and Labor
Democratic Party
Washington
Knowledge for Drivers on Hit and Run Responsibility
A citywide appeal stresses humane conduct after accidents. It urges notifying police immediately, recording witnesses, and avoiding fights over fault. The piece notes many hit and run cases and calls for better driver responsibility and road-safety education.
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Athens
Fashion reform by Countess Ilinska in New York
A Countess serving as a fashion expert urges men to take control of women’s clothing. She argues for waistline consistency, practical design, and elimination of meaningless adornments, aiming for comfort and a single ideal garment. An unrelated note reports lightning stripping an apple tree trunk after prior insect damage, with bark blamed for the blight.
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Fira Ilinska
New York
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler
New York opinion piece contrasts golf professionals with writers facing magazine industry pressures. It cites Gene Sarazen on golfer hardships and laments over meager Open prizes, while noting editors’ rigid tastes and skimpy pay. Pegler defends creative writing, acknowledging industry snobbery and hunger but praising golf as outdoor life.
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New York
Gene Sarazen
Mr. Sarazen
Collier’s
Country Club
Behind the Scenes In Washington
Washington primaries on Sept. 13 show little opposition to New Deal foes as many candidates run unopposed. Key races include Homer Bone facing Otto Case in Washington and Frank Murphy seeking renomination in Michigan, with several states indicating strong party continuity and limited upsets ahead of November.
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Washington
New Deal
Georgia
Walter George
Lawrence Camp
Maine
Louis Brann
Repubican
Pine Tree
Connecticut
Augustine Lonergen
Wilbur L. Cross
Herman P. Kopplemann
Roosevelt
Cummings
Lonergan
Homer T. Bone
Otto Case
Bone
Supreme Court
Ewing Colvin
Seattle
GO. P
Michigan
Frank Murphy
Frank D. Fitegerald
Murphy
Harry S. Toy
Roscoe Conklin Fitch
Michigan Federation of Labor
C. L. Murphy
United Automobile Workers’ Union
Utah
Elbert D. Thomas
New Dealer
Franklin S. Harris
Brigham Young University
Harris
Arthur C. Varey
Claude Barnes
Arizona
Carl Hayden
Colin Highes
New Hampshire
Fred Brown
New Desier
Charles W. Tobey
Elliott A. Carter
Nashua
Vermont
Ernest W. Giteer
George D. Aiken
Louisiana
John H. Overton
Edith McBee Missionary Guest at Dowlers Home
Miss Edith McBee daughter of the late Charles McBee of the McBee Binder Company and a missionary in Foochow China was the guest of Mr and Mrs P G Dowler. Mrs J H Dorsey and daughter Delia returned from Morgantown West Virginia where they had spent the summer with Mr Dorsey construction engineer of a state road of West Virginia. Miss Audrey Meighen returned to Bluefield West Virginia to resume duties as basketball coach and instructor of physical education in the high school. Miss Mabel Olson who had received her master's degree at Columbia returned from her home in Sioux City Iowa to continue her work as critic teacher of the first grade in Ohio University Training School.
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Edith McBee
Charles McBee
The
McBee Binder Company
Foochow
China
P. G Dowler
J. H. Dorsey
Delia
Morgantown
W. Va
Mr. Dorsey
West Virginia
Audrey Meighen
Bluefield
Mabel Olson
Columbia
Sioux City
Ohio University Training School
Linda
Brown Donald
Omen honored guest at Millfield party before Camp Sherman
Raymond McKinley Omen, bound for Camp Sherman, was honored at a party at the Omen home in Millfield. Athens County teachers received certificates from the latest examination listing numerous recipients including Helen Morris and Annie Gelbreath. A beer prohibition announcement followed and a reunion of Johnson and Robinson families occurred at the Christian Church basement with William Johnson as president.
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Raymond McKinley Omen
L Cave
Camp Sherman
Omen
Millfield
Athens County
Helen F. Morris
Annie E. Gelbreath
Gertrude Jacoby
Althea Whitmore
Gladys Watkins
Wilma Whitmore
Nevada Sommers
Inez C Ruth
Fauna Simscott
Nelle Kalt
Gledys Glass
Anna Gray
Audrey Goff
Mary L. Ganwell
Naomi Fouty
Beatrice Crabtree
Ruth Bridgewater
We the Women and the Jealous Count in a Triangle
The irate husband Count Haugwitz-Reventlow fends off criticism after Barbara Mdivani’s swift remarriage following her divorce from Prince Mdivani. The piece notes how past affairs shape present suspicions and human rationalizations within the triangle.
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Count Haugwitz-Reventlow
Mdivani
Barbara
Inoculation Advances Against Tetanus and Locksjaw Threat
Health hints describe tetanus risks and the growing use of toxoid inoculations. The British army offers voluntary immunization for troops and studies note two well spaced doses providing immunity. The text notes challenges in testing immunity and mentions simultaneous inoculations for tetanus, diphtheria, and typhoid as experimental. It emphasizes immediate inoculation after wounds contaminated by soil or clothing, such as after explosions or injuries.
Great Union Meeting On Autonomy At Trimble
The Messenger reporter notes a large union gathering of District 6 held Monday September 5 with 130 delegates. The meeting aimed at autonomy and featured entertainment and speeches at a coal miners' picnic atmosphere, though no miners officials attended. John Jones reports from Trimble.
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Committee On Autonomy
Linda Gordon races for fame in Man o War tale
Linda Gordon, a keen newspaper girl, returns to Kentucky racing country. She teams with Bruce Radford as Man o War dominates scenes at the Henry Clay hotel and Western Union. a telegram sparks her push to wire a bold exclusive. A photo frenzy follows, then Moss pressures two more assignments as Linda vows to cover Berwyn and race with Uncle Sandy.
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Linda
Bruce Radford
Hullo
Bruce
Sandy
Man O War
Radford Farm
Free Lancing
National
Will Harbutt
Man O’ War
Harbutt
Linds
Man O' War
Old Harbutt
Linda Gordon
Western Union
Moss
National Weekly
Inington
United Press
H-m-m
New York
Berwyn
HUNT
Brown Donald
Uncle Sandy
Edgar Wallace
England
Peter B. Kyne
America
Lunar transits port lively day with sudden changes
The current lunar phase signals an eventful day with unexpected journeys or promotions. Elders should aid stability and friendly relations while friction should be avoided. A child born today may be studious yet adventurous, needing guidance from superiors. Substantial employment shifts may occur.
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Pulisters Anotieuet
Ctus Serect
Jean W. Colen Company
Chicago
Ciertiane
Ubeska Esc
Y Cartier
Gala
Bocking Meg
Washington Counter
Fair
Westbrook Pegler
By Westbrook Pegler
By Rodney Dutcher
Colorado
Alves Adams
Adams
Archibald Lee
Denver
Teller Ammons
Ralph Carr
United States
War Conserva
Ruth Millett
the Public Forum
John Jones
Trimble
George Clerk
Belgium
Charles B. Parmer
Manhattan
Vester
Kentucky
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