The Athens Messenger Page Four Notices and Rates
Local page lists publication details for The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. including staff names, office locations, association memberships, and subscription rates. Provides service area by counties and pricing for various terms.
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Setartichee
Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Geo. Mgr
Charles H Harria
Ector T
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Obie
Acdit Bureau of Circulation
Obie Newspaper Association
Inand
Presa Associaton
United Frese
Betiews
Jomm W. Culles Company
Chicago
New York
Cetre
Cleveland
Athens
Gollia Hocking Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
Bis
Tom Weeks
Propaganda and truth in wartime reporting
A reflective essay argues that wartime propaganda is inevitable and that the public should evaluate reports with time and cross-checking. It praises American correspondents for responsibility while stressing censorship limits and the need to weigh source credibility before forming one’s own view of events.
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United States
Europe
Berlin
Warsaw
Farmers' Short End of Milk Pricing Revealed
A Twentieth Century Fund study on distribution costs shows most of the consumer milk dollar goes to non-farm costs. A Chicago company documented that farmers receive about 3 3/4 cents per dollar, workers take 42 cents, and the rest covers plant, bottles, taxes, transport, and other expenses. the firm even claimed a loss of nearly two cents per quart.
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Twentieth Century Fund
Chicago
United States to Benefit from South American Trade Shifts
The wall of war costs drives Salvadorean contracts to North American firms, as Europe’s nations fight. The piece argues US firms will secure highway and building projects, seen as a step toward stronger postwar cooperation with South American neighbors.
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United States
South America
Salvador
Ther
Curfew Suggestion for Dogs Stirs Jersey Health Debate
A New Jersey health officer proposes a night curfew to control roaming dogs. The two party line debate raises questions about enforcement and canine reporting behavior. Meanwhile a separate report notes a German banana incident and a ship running aground in a traditional fashion.
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New Jersey
Clapper Critiques Congress On Arms Embargo Debate
Raymond Clapper argues Congress faces a split battle over repealing the arms embargo, warning against a dirty fight that could drag the nation toward war. He notes a key bloc of senators opposing Roosevelt and highlights fears of war profits and executive power amid partisan maneuvering.
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Washington
Congress
Borah
Idaho
Bennett Clark
Missouri
la Follette
Wisconsin
Nye
North Dakota
Vandenberg
Michigan
Mr. Roosevelt
League of Nations
Supreme Court
Senate
Great Britain
France
Mr Roosevelt
Hitler
Bruce Catton Surveys Washington Scene
Washington analysis weighs potential censorship powers under a state of limited national emergency. The President could nearly control radio by law, even seize stations, but the Federal Communications Commission doubts such action. Press censorship remains unlikely while neutrality holds.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Federsl Commencations Commission
Questions and Answers from The Messenger Service Bureau
Questions and answers from The Messenger Bureau provide trivia on wreath counts at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in 1938, gasolines, early trading posts, voter ages, constellations, old age benefit calculations, women in the U.S. Senate, the Soaring Society of America, state taxation of federal salaries, and a hair’s breadth measurement.
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13Th St
Washington, D. C
U. S. Senate
Felton
Georgia
Soaring Society of America
Pensacola
Fla
Congress
Turn of the Tide and Poems by Led a Sams and Ben T. Clouston
Messenger readers share lines in Poet's Corner with verses about time and memory. Led a Sams from Nelsonville Ohio writes of bidding farewell to a loved one and time's tide. Ben T. Clouston from Nelsonville Ohio reflects on leaving unfinished plans and moving forward with faith.
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Ben T. Clouston
Nelsonville
Ohio
Buck Kelley Urged as Athens County Republican Chairman
In a letter to the editor from Coolville dated Sept 11, a veteran praises Buck Kelley for his popularity at a Sunday Athens picnic and argues he would make a strong Republican chairman for Athens County, criticizing current chairman Wilson's efficiency.
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the Messenger
Athens
Buck” Kelley
Kelley
Wilson
Sleep Experts Offer Insights On Baby Rest And Bedtime
Dr. Nathaniel Kleitman of the University of Chicago reviews factors affecting infant sleep. Proper feeding, environment, and quiet help babies sleep. rocking and monotonous lullabies are discouraged as hypnotic. Nighttime routines and daytime naps are debated, with emphasis on avoiding activities that delay sleep and promoting healthy bed habits.
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Nathaniel Kleitman
University of Chicago
Kiecitman
Anniversary party stirs turmoil in the Harkness circle
Marian Harkness plans a Saturday anniversary celebration to soothe a strained marriage with Dan. She invites Amy Ellen Sands and others, hoping Carma and Randy Means might spark new ties. Dolly supports the plan as marital tensions flare over past clashes.
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Marian Harkness
Dan Markness
Dolly Harkness
Dan
Sally Blake
Ambilioes
Marian
Bill
Amy Ellen
Chicago
Bul
Tinley Motors
Carma
Randy
Deni
Dolly
Oda
Amy Ellen Sands
Randy Means
Cally
Marion
Delly
Davenport
Pete
the Oecasion
Carpenter Granges Share Program Across Two Towns
Columbia Grange members entertained Harrisonville and Albany Granges with a varied program including instrumental music drama and singing. The event coincided with new member reinstatements and community notices such as a birthday surprise and a forthcoming miscellaneous shower for Walter Swett and Jean Gotsehall. Floyd Bolton remains critically ill after surgery.
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Carpenter
Columbia Grange
Harrisonville Grange
W. H. Hampton
W. S. Swett
James Smith
Hildred Steward
Columbia Grance
Albany Grange
Albany
E. A. McCall
Thelma McCall
Floyd Bolton
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Orville Whittington
Reedy
Buffalo
W. Va
Donald Cone
Clyde Morris
Joe Rife
Howard Collins
Fernie Perry
Martha Brooks
Irene Stout
Francis Marie Bobo
Carealyn Heleem
Fern Nixon
Donna Catharine Tewksbury
Junior Steinmers
Homer Grostuck
Howard Grostuck
Miss Kellogg
Mr. Howery
Dale Dye
Guy Dean
Nina Dean
Lee Henderson
Long Bottom
Junior Dye
Ray Jordan
Chillicothe
Mra
Daisy Rawlings
William Combs
Copley
Daisy Moore
Columbus
Carrie Morrison
Walter Swett
Jean Gotsehall
Laurel Grange
Dyesville
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