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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1934
Page
4
A brief obituary notice appears with a nominal charge at the Foreign Office for posting tributes. Card of thanks entries are also offered under a small archival fee.
Mr. Jouett Shouse argues that human rights are inseparable from property rights, tracing their link from feudal aims to modern concerns. He urges re examining if corporate rights in distant mines hold the same sacredness as a farmer's possession and family provisions, in a time of large impersonal interests.
The author argues converting all to home ownership would reduce world ills. Shared property fosters stable marriages and thrift, with intelligent home upkeep lowering bills. Ownership creates tax awareness, discourages bonding votes, and keeps couples focused on lasting plans.
The article argues that successful scouting requires voluntary adult leadership and time, not just money. It urges more citizens, especially parents, to serve on advisory councils, support cabins, and commit to the worth of guiding young lives beyond state funding.
The United States and Canada dedicated restored Fort Niagara at Erie in a public ceremony. The event underscored the undefended 117 mile frontier between the two nations and the joint prospect of long lasting peace.
The Maine election is seen by Dealers as proof they cannot be halted anywhere, prompting bolder economic and political moves. Observers link the result to NRA AAA and other New Deal reorganizations and project more decisive action nationwide.
Commentators warn a large majority will be hard to manage in Congress and fear rising pork barrel spending as foes promise five to ten billion in projects. Voices stress budget discipline while predicting tough fights over national policy and constitutional limits.
The Washington administration warns state governments to maintain their share of unemployment relief funding. With the Federal budget expanded greatly, some states risk abdication and a rapid growth of federal control, threatening budget strain and national acceleration of federalization.
Ten years ago Verna Six Cora Ferrer and Mary Stanley of Chauncey hiked to Logan to dine with Mrs Frank Ullom. The dedication of the new American Legion Building in Nelsonville drew judges officials doctors and mayors from Athens Logan Trimble Glouster and nearby towns. Ruth Hyde of Nelsonville left for Ohio Wesleyan University.
Olive Roberts Barton reflects on superstition in daily life and parenting. She notes personal quirks like luck from avoiding overthinking and a fond yet cautious view of childhood superstitions. She warns superstition can harm nerves and urges parents to avoid shaming children for magical beliefs.
Charles Phillips portrays Paderewski as a story of Poland intertwining art and politics. The book traces his youth at the Warsaw Conservatory, early poverty, ascent as a pianist, and later role in Poland's reorganization, with letters and diaries providing context and portraits of the era.
Adj. Joseph Heard surveys a busy but happy stay in Athens Meigs Counties praising The Messenger friends and community offerings while noting limited relief funds due to wider welfare programs. He announces departure to Lima to lead the corps there with Adj. Mrs. W. W. Hinshaw to succeed and thanks advisory board and Community Chest partners.
Dr. Morris Fishbein advises prompt medical attention for football injuries including strains, fractures, and dislocations. He stresses proper team supervision, non reliance on charlatans, and the use of stretchers. Players should eat a varied high calorie diet, monitor weight, replace fluids, and add salt to water to prevent cramps while avoiding alcohol.
A collection of remarks from Upton Sinclair Jouett Shouse H L Mencken and Kaletta Mulvihill Creen touch on property rights human rights and public life. The snippet includes views on wrestling taxation and social norms with quotes from critics heiresses and publishers.
Abdul Hamid, Sultan of Turkey, held a lifelong grudge against the navy for helping depose his predecessor and used a private budget of up to two million dollars for naval repairs. His minister diverted funds, leaving the Turkish Navy effectively non existent. A cruiser sent to a Red Sea port sat at anchor for an extended period.
An odd sketch recounts a stationary Galata Bridge dubbed a fleet vessel during maneuvers, a tropical overgrowth blocking a cartoon, and a 1932 salvage tale of a watch lost at sea and later recovered from wreckage near Juneau Alaska.
Boots, recently widowed at 15 after Russ Lund’s death, finds relief in a growing closeness with Denis Fenway during a shift at Lacy’s and a visit to Masterson’s outlet bookshop idea. A sudden invitation to swim, talk of future help, and Denis’ charming manner pull Boots toward a risky afternoon with him despite her vow to return to her parents and her grief.
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