Athens Messenger masthead and subscription rates listing
The Athens Messenger page shows publication details, board and staff credits, association memberships, and advertising policies. It includes carrier and mail subscription rates for various Ohio counties, with annual, semiannual, ten week, and weekly pricing, plus notes on postage and obituary charges.
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Athens Messenger
Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing Co
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press
United Press National Representatives
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Roosevelt praised Jewish veterans while warning against scapegoats
The piece contrasts President Roosevelts praise for Jewish veterans with Hitler and Mussolinis persecution of Jews. It argues that free states must not foster class or race hatreds, and questions American political rhetoric that divides society. It urges Americans to abandon Washingtons hatreds and seek unity.
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America
Hitler
Mussolini
Germany
Italy
Roosevelt
Europe
Free State
Washington
Belated Perry Memorial honors Lake Erie battle legacy
The Perry Memorial on Lake Erie marks Admiral Oliver Hazard Perry’s victory that secured the Northwest for the United States and helped shape a lasting peace with Great Britain. Ohioans visiting Put-in-Bay are urged to read the inscriptions and reflect on the enduring spirit of the peace treaty that followed the brief conflict.
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Perry
Lake Erie
Northwest Territory
America
Great Britain
Great Lakes
Bombshell On Faces Bets On Look To Judge People
An Emory University psychology professor says tests show no one can accurately judge age by appearance and facial features do not reliably reveal intelligence. The remark challenges voters who decide candidates by looks and suggests a possible shift away from superficial judgments.
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Emory University
Marietta Times marks 30 years under McKinney leadership
Local editorial note celebrates thirty years of uninterrupted publication of The Marietta Times under current managers Frank B. and Will P. McKinney. The history traces to Ben J. McKinney who established the Times Publishing Company after purchasing The Times in 1890, reflecting broader trends in Marietta journalism through the Twentieth Century.
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Marietta
New Orleans Mayor Maestri Honored in Louisiana Progress Edition
A Hammond Louisiana column critiques a sixty page New Orleans memorial edition praising Mayor Bob Maestri and Governor Leche. It notes extensive advertising from state institutions and businesses, plus tributes from police, firemen, bankers, and various commissions. The piece mocks the tone as aligned with Mussolini style praise and the political regime.
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New York
Daily Progress
Hammond
Louisiana
Huey Long
Mussolini
Il Popolo D'Italia
Dick Leche
Progress
Bob Maestri
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Jim
Louisiana State University
State Insane Asylum
Charity Hospital of
Shreveport Charity Hospital
Louisiana Congressional Delegation
Louisiana Supreme Court
Maestri
State Prize Fight Commission
Policemen and Firemen of
State Conservation Department
The
Public Services Corporation
Power and Light Company
State Board of Health
River Pilots
State Tax Commission
Levee Board
Baton Rouge
Inside the U S Interior Department Radio Studio
Washington new Department of the Interior building hosts a $100,000 radio studio suite for the Radio Section of the Division of Information. It will prepare and supply educational programs to networks from agencies like PWA and the Office of Education. The first program will cover natural resource conservation with historical scenes and national growth.
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Washington
Department of Interior
New Radio Section
Interior Department
Division of Information
PWA
Office of Education
National Park Service
Reclamation Service
Department
Times Traces 30 Years of Growth and Readership
The Times notes twenty two decades of progress since absorbing the Marietta Register in 1927 and its predecessor The Register-Leader. Costs have risen sharply but publishing quality and service have improved, with regular subscriber numbers now exceeding the combined totals of three local dailies in 1908.
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Times
Marietta Register
Register- Leader
McKinneys
Health Hints and Diet on Allergy Susceptibility
A medical discussion estimates about 4 percent of the U.S. population is allergic or sensitive to substances now or likely to become so. Heredity strongly influences allergy risk, with higher sensitization in children when both parents have a history, and earlier symptoms when inheritance is clear.
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United States
Horoscope for Wednesday September 14
Abrupt and surprising developments with far-reaching effects on business and private life are foretold by powerful ruling influences. The current predicament seems drastic but may lead to splendid, unexpected culminations. A birthday may bring a year of sudden visits, with intriguing angles and a chance of romance and promotion.
Neighbor's Garden Poem Reflects Floral Ode
Poet's Corner piece titled My Neighbor's Garden tenderly portrays an evening visit to a neighbor's flower garden in Amesville Ohio. The verse names historical figures and icons through blooms while praising creation and divine power, ending with attribution to Daisy Blanche Burns of Amesville Ohio.
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J. M. Howard
Amesville
Ohio
Daisy Blanche Burns
We the Women and the Akron Teaching Ban
A local dispute in Akron Ohio seeps into a broader debate as 100 of 400 married women teachers are asked to retire this year after letters from single women seeking jobs trigger a school board action. The piece argues such moves harm women’s future employment and personal choices, presenting a cautionary tale about retroactive employment restrictions.
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Akron
Board of Education
Golden Toy Minds Fate In Blue Grass Stakes Bid
Linda Gordon contends with horseman Uncle Sandy and rival Monte Hillis as Golden Toy runs in a prep race for the Jockey Club Stakes. Tom Cartwright eyes options, Bruce Radarford unveils a new story frame, and Linda faces pressure to outmaneuver rivals for a Derby hopeful.
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Linda Gordon
Manhattan
Blue Grass
Bruce Radford
Linda
Sandy
Monte Hilis
Tom Cartwright
America
Smiling Tom
Tom
Golden Toy
Sandy Gordon
Cartwright
Clyde van Dusen
Mr. Cartwright
Callie
Norman
Bruce
Rascal
Uncle Sandy
Uncle Sandys
Ephriam Tutt
Tugboat Annie
Judge Priest
New York
Marder
Monte Hill
Cutler Social And Personal Highlights Local Notices
Garnet Goddard undergoes appendectomy at Memorial Hospital Marietta and recovers satisfactorily. Ida McAfee moves to Marietta to teach at Mile Run School. A two week visit to Zanesville by Gale Masters and family. Urbana guests at C F Law home. Friendly Circle watermelon party hosted by Mabel McAfee. G H Campbell from Logan visits sister C F Law. Willing Workers Club meets at Inez Remley with devotions by Helen Vincent. School opens with teachers and grades listed. Newport baseball defeats Cutler 17 to 1 at Cutler. Dan Merrill ill at J V Leyda home.
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Helen Vincent
Jessie Davis
Carlos Nice
Watson Ladd
Mr. Kohler
Guysville
Newport
Cutler
Dan Merrill
J. V. Leyda
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the Stars
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Poet's Corner
Belgium
Rudy Vallee
Kathleen Norris
Bette Davis
Jersey
Clara Carder
Thomas Edison
George Washington
Martha
Ruth Millett
George Clark
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