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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1955
Page
4
Incomplete OCR text shows a dated daily consumption claim and pricing fragment. Mentions weekly or Sunday schedule and a monthly rate, with several garbled phrases. Includes references to a place or brand Athena and a person or group mass-day context.
Public schools remain the core of American democracy linking home and church to shape citizens. A Michigan man was acquitted on appeal after taping over his license plate with Water Wonderland, setting a court precedent. The piece muses on regional pride, car decals, and the evolving yet vital role of education.
A presidential committee urges that five percent of the total labor force be made up of disabled workers. Achieving this would place 2,000,000 current and 250,000 new disabled individuals into jobs each year. Last year only 65,000 rehabilitated disabled people found work. Hiring the handicapped is good business, with lower turnover and strong productivity. The piece urges all businesses to help reach the five percent target.
Builders already fare beginning to squawk little about the tightness of money. Some say they are losing sales because customers who would like the houses can't find anyone who will pick up the mortgage. Lending fraternity spokesmen say there will be plenty of money for qualified borrowers. Some lenders add that tighter credit now could strengthen the housing system later. Money is tight due to rising demand for loans in business, homes, and public projects, while federal funds are not expanding. Interest rates up and lenders choosy impact housing starts, even before VA and FHA mortgage rules tightened.
James Marlow recalls the 1935 Louisiana murder of Senator Huey Long and the collapse of his political machine. He describes the hospital scene at Our Lady of the Lake in Baton Rouge, the shooting by Dr. Carl Weiss, and the bodyguards’ brutal reputation. The piece reflects on Long’s control from state police to sheriffs and the lingering fear among reporters.
A columnist discusses whether syphilis can be inherited or transmitted at birth, clarifying that infection is not hereditary. It explains how syphilis passes from mother to fetus, notes babies are not born with the disease, and advises readers to consult physicians for testing. The piece promotes education and offers a booklet on pregnancy.
Dr. Jordan discusses Kwashiorkor highlighting its origin in protein deficiency often combined with other nutrient gaps. The piece notes signs in infants, links to liver disease in adults, and stresses the need for affordable protein sources, especially in affected regions, while urging practical dietary measures and awareness.
A tense scene unfolds aboard a vessel with Lynch and Meer entangling in a plot. Lily Wyndam flares with laughter and anger as Braun’s contact looms, while Viggo Sand activates a taping system behind a port cabin panel. Lynch plans further action as the mystery deepens.
The stars warn of minor early setbacks but urge steady progress in worthwhile activities. In late afternoon and evening personal relations look bright with group activities favored. weeks ahead offer chances to advance professionally and financially through breaks and cultivating helpful contacts.
A fragmented verse praises October with gun metal haze and apple cider memories. The speaker requests soft hay, orange pumpkins, and sweet cider while invoking Halloween imagery and nightly ghost tales. The piece names Jessie A. Whisman and an Athens Rd location.
A fragmented radio timetable shows programs across the day including News for tb, Harmony Orchestra, Talent Show, News Comment, Heart of News, and Afternoon features. Notable items include the Bowton Symphony, Dr. Paale, and Pauline Frederick segments with varied music, drama, and variety.
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