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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1936
Page
4
The readable text is unclear and fragmented, lacking identifiable people, places, or events to summarize into a news card. No verifiable entities or actions emerge for a concise T and S pair.
The Baltimore Sun editorial argues for competitive capitalism and social responsibility, praising Roosevelt's courage but criticizing New Deal excesses. It questions Governor Landon's stance, urging clear support for true economic liberalism and warning against Hooverism or extended government control.
Opponents argue Lemke will confront a difficult path in the election as challengers frame the race as a political obstacle course.
The piece notes President Roosevelt avoids overt campaigning on a southern trip, with reporters depicting a rain-soaked motorcade through mill districts from Asheville to Charlotte. It highlights public reception, weather interruptions, and hints at a Syracuse campaign kickoff.
The Osservatore Romano, the Vatican owned Vatican publication, has consistently represented Vatican viewpoints while criticizing Father Coughlin. Catholic authorities say the pope lacks influence beyond church matters, noting the bishop’s backing keeps the Osservatore effective within church circles.
A tri motor plane crash near Pittsburgh killed nine sightseers but the week end after the wreck saw air tours in Allegheny County double previous business. Many travelers urged pilots to fly over the crash scene, defying fear with curiosity.
A New Yorker invites friends to play cards aboard a plane. When one player hints at leaving while ahead, the group weighs whether such exit would be acceptable, revealing tensions about game rules and courtesy.
An authority notes ale helps hay fever while crooner Rudy Vallee punches a customer after a bottle is hurled. The report also mentions champagne as a remedy seen in some circles.
A reader in Millfield comments on a Washington committee report detailing large contributions to the Maine GOP from figures like John D. Rockefeller J P Morgan and Irenee Dupont. The letter argues such funding shows Wall Street influence and urges blue‑collar voters to think before supporting Alf Landon.
A TEN YEARS AGO item recalls the Martzolff reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Samuel Blum in Falls Township near Logan. Major S M Johnson urged reviving Pa and Ma government at a Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce gathering with Kiwanis Rotary Cosmopolitan and Hyperion clubs. Burglars took pennies from Brooks Ebersbach Ford Agency Middleport missing $60 in battery area. August births include nine boys and five girls in Nelsonville and York Townships, with several named families. A luncheon on the Evans lawn honored Miss Rachel Wilson before she left for Ohio Wesleyan.
In 1849 twenty two men from Athens and Meigs Counties joined the Buckeye Rovers to California. They left Albany on April 9 1849 and crossed plains facing cholera and Indian raids before disbanding near Humboldt River. Judge Wilson of Athens County found the largest nugget at Downieville and Sacramento soon grew to 80000 people.
A collection of notable misquotes includes Prince Ragoso on Western beauty standards, Viscount Salmouth on sun powered engines, Mrs. Berg Markham seeking American spectacle, Dr. Goldway on armies and feet, Mrs. Lowther recalling big game hunting, and a claim about John Paul Jones as a Russian admiral.
Higley’s son Brewster Higley a messenger for American Express. Miss Willa Van Dyke guests of Mr and Mrs Charles G Nolan in Marietta. Frank Oldfield, son of Mrs J F Oldfield, leaves for Broadwell New Mexico to enter the New Mexico Military Academy.
Kay Dunn, a young nurse, lands a trial as a stewardess with Overland Airways after support from veteran pilot Ted Graham. She trains with Doris Lee and Alice Miller, bonds form, and Doris lands a westward run while Alice reveals a secret marriage to Chuck Jones.
Doctors advise family stock of basic first aid supplies for home and travel. The kit should include bandages, adhesive tape, scissors, cotton, paper towels, and handkerchiefs. Useful items like a fountain syringe, rubber sheeting, a bed pan, icebags, atomizers, medicine glasses, droppers, thermometers, and proper cleaning/storage practices are recommended for safe home care.
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