Classified note on associations and rates at Athens post
A brief publishing notice lists affiliations and advertising terms. It details nominal obituary charges, second class mail status, and carrier and mail subscription rates across multiple Ohio counties with annual and short-term options.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
National Representatives
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Vinton
Washington Counties
Athens City bond issue support hinges on fire protection needs
Voters face bond proposals for fire protection equipment a city building and old improvement bonds. The issue is near final certification with county election board and could raise taxes about one dollar per thousand on real estate. Writers warn that without approved bonds city services and public protections may suffer and taxes remain low but service costs rise.
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Athens City
County Election Board
Athens
Athens County
Real Ohio boosters urge Southeastern travel tours
The Messenger suggests Chauncey hosts should guide visitors through Southeastern Ohio to showcase local attractions. Hosts could profit by developing a regional travel approach, promoting areas like Hocking County, Waterloo and Enderlin Forests, Mound Hill Cemetery, Letart Bottoms, Rim of the World ride, Natural Bridge, Eureka Dam, and other scenic sites as fall colors approach.
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Messenger
F. H. Staffingers
Chauncey
Ohio
Southeastern Ohio
Hocking County
Waterloo
Enderlin
Mound Hill
Gallipolis
Planned Flying Pays Off In Trans Atlantic Feasibility
After two months of trial flights over the North Atlantic four nations pooled data and resources to show trans Atlantic airlines are feasible. Coast to coast American air service is now 10 years old with over 120 million miles flown. Trans continental trip time dropped from 48 to 15 hours. The era of planned air progress is praised over stunt flying.
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North Atlantic
Bureau of Air Commerce
Bureau
Ballyhoo
Eye for eye justice in modern law and life
Boston police surgeons fought to save a wounded man so he could face trial as an accused slayer. The piece questions whether the law may authorize killing in defense or punishment and calls for mature civilization to resolve the paradox.
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Boston
Behind the Washington Post Office a Giant of Public Service
The article argues the U S Post Office is the largest single communications establishment with 279,443 employees, 45,000 offices, and handling over 15 billion pieces of mail annually. It outlines its legal monopoly, history, and heavy deficits, noting free mail for government and the blind as substantial burdens.
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Washington
American Telephone and Telegraph
Western Union
Postal
RCA
U. S. Post Office
A. T
Postoffice
Thomas Neale
Franklin
Congress
John Lewis strategy mirrors Huey Long and Coughlin, Johnson says
Hugh Johnson analyzes John Lewis as exploiting demagoguery lessons from Huey Long and Father Coughlin. He argues Lewis aims to rouse a militant minority to pressure the New Deal and advance the CIO, predicting continued fiery opposition.
Eye for an eye policy still holds little appeal today
The speaker argues that even at humanity’s early progress the concept of retributive justice offers minimal merit beyond its ease as a solution. The stance emphasizes caution against simplistic vengeance and suggests exploring more constructive approaches to conflict resolution.
District Tales of Long Ago Describes 1844 tax on Gallia lawyers and physicians
The Gallia County Commissioners' Journal of 1844 records an annual tax on active lawyers and physicians. Physicians outnumber lawyers two to one, with equal assessed sums but varying payments. The list names physicians and lawyers, all residing in Gallipolis, but there is no record of how the funds were used.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
John Nelson
Lemuel Perry
A. T. Holcomb
Joseph Bradbury
Edward S. Menager
Simeon Nash
Joseph T. Combs
Alonzo Cushing
Alexander Vance
John F. Coy
Alonzo D. Saunders
O. C. Miller
Lewis Price
James W. Cherrington
G. W. Alther
W. N. Hudson
Thyroid extracts treat myxedema and influence weight
The article explains thyroid extracts' use in myxedema with rapid relief and notes potential weight changes after thyroid treatment. It warns that overweight from thyroid deficiency must be properly diagnosed and that inappropriate use can cause serious symptoms. It also mentions skin conditions pregnancy goiters and iodine role.
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Morris Fishbein
Public Forum Letter Disputes Publication Private Opinion
Floyd Brown of Kimberly repudiates a prior Public Forum letter and explains the submitted school item was a news piece reflecting community sentiment in York Township Rural School District. He emphasizes fairness and presenting both sides, noting he does not attend school and has no children.
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the Messenger
Public Forum
Floyd Brown
York Township
Buchtel
Nelsonville
Labor Day Plans Noted By Local Union Workers
Committee workers under Oral Daugherty sub district president United Mine Workers plan a Labor Day celebration in Glouster. Miss Martha Maynard hosted two tables of banco. Guests included Ruth Cone Margaret Johnson Ann Evans and more. Athens Hamilton and others visited Coolville.
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Oral Daugherty
The
United Mine Workers
Glouster
Martha Maynard
Maplewood Drive
Banco
Ruth Cone
Margaret Johnson
Ann Evans
Margaret Porter
Virginia Coe
Janet Bing
Alma Robinson
Athens County Guards Receive Airedale Pup for Unit
Miss Helen Redman of Lancaster visited her aunt Mrs. W H Worthman. Rev Father Banahan led Athenians in presenting the Athens County unit of Guards with an Airedale pup raised by Lindley V Sprague of Chauncey. A photo on Page One shows wives and sweethearts bidding farewell to a troop train. Carl Wilson and the Basoms motor to Stockport. Mrs C M Shepherd of Columbus weekend guest of General and Mrs C H Grosvenor at University Terrace.
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Helen Redman
Lancaster
W. H. Worthman
Father Banahan
Athens County Unit of Guards
Lindley V. Sprague
Chauncey
C. M. Shepherd
Columbus
C. H. Grosvenor
University Terrace
No Talks or Lectures While in England Says Coughlin
In England for health Father Coughlin states he will not broadcast or lecture during the visit. He explains he came to England not to give information or criticism. The remarks accompany other wartime era opinions from figures like Major General Smedley Butler on keeping soldiers home and avoiding foreign entanglements.
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England
Coughlin
United States
Smedley Butler
Island captor as mysterious host in locked room scene
Kay Dearborn and Grant Harper are taken to a hidden hall on the island by a paranoid captor. The man shows a lavish living room with air conditioning and a private power plant as they plot to delay and study their captor. They fear poison but resolve to turn the host’s hospitality to their advantage and signal the Mistral.
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Kay Dearborn
Melita Howard
Kay
Priscilla Dunn
Forrest Brothers
Grant Harper
Grant
Harper
Quartette To Sing at Wesleyan Sunday Rites
Wesleyan Methodist Church hosts a Sunday program starting with Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by superintendent H W Bender. At 10 30 a m Rev E C Kenney preaches an evangelistic sermon as the Wesleyan mixed quartette sings. Evening service at 7 30 p m. Young People Society meets 7 30 p m Tuesday on Lessons from the First Epistle of John. Prayer and praise Thursday 7 30 p m led by C E Knight. Wesleyan prayer band meets Friday at 2 p m.
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Wesleyan Methodist Church
H. W. Bender
E. Cc. Kenney
Wesleyan
Young People's Society
C. E. Knight
Warner to Speak on Living Newspapers at Amesville Church
Sunday services at the Amesville Presbyterian Church begin with Bible school at 9 30 am led by C O Gibson. Rev Howard E Warner will discuss Living Newspapers during the morning and the evening service at 7 30 pm.
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Warner
Amesville Presbyterian Church
C. O. Gibson
Howard E. Warner
New England Presbyterian Church
O. O. Byron
Christian Science Lesson Topic and Bible Citations
The Athens Christian Science Church will read a lesson-sermon titled Substance this Sunday. The golden text proclaims Thine, O Lord, is the greatness and the power and the glory and the majesty. Included scriptures emphasize the Lord as a stronghold in trouble and the trust of the faithful, with passages from Nahum 1 7 and from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy noting spiritual understanding can renew the body.
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Athens
Christian Science Church
Nahum
Mary Baker Eddy
Ashes of Manna: Huff Preaches at Richland Ave Church
Rev. Ray Huff of Richland Ave M P Church will speak on Ashes of Manna this Sunday at 10 30 a m Sunday School starts 9 30 a m A mid week Bible Study and prayer service led by Mrs Edwards will be held Wednesday evening continuation of church activities
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Ray Huff
Richland Ave. M. P
Manna
Edwards
Mt Zion Baptist Church to convene all day meeting in Athens
Members of the Sunday School of Mt Zion Baptist Church in Athens join Meigs and Perry County schools for a full day at the Athens County Fairgrounds. Sunday School starts at 10 o clock with afternoon services at two.
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Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Athens
Meigs
Perry Counties
Athens County Fairgrounds
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EYE For Eye Justice
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Hugh Johnson
Hugh
Johnson
Bethany Beach
Del
John Lewis
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Roosevelt
Lewis
Huey Long
Father Coughlin
Huey
Senate
White House
Lemke
Mr. Lemke
Harry R. Horn
George Clark
Cope Soo
Ey Nca Service Inc
the Public Forum
Kimberly
Laura Bailey
H. B. Robbins
Hamilton
Coolville
E. E. Jacobs
Elmer
E. C. Woodworth
Elizabeth
Dorothy
Faith Bacon
Brother
Morton Minsky
Mesnrue “Ysis
Ary Fitness
Mac
Tom
Huff Gives Subject
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