The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. Ad Rates and Notices
The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. lists advertising rates on request. It notes final charges for obituaries and cards of thanks. The paper is published weekdays with a large Sunday edition and carries wire reports from national agencies.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
John W. Cullen Companys, & Southichigan Avs
Chicago
Fifth Ave
New York
Detroit
Thoughtful counsel across generations from ancient voices
A reflection contrasts the old men’s advice with the zeal of youth and urges consulting trusted friends on self matters, drawing from II Chronicles and Seneca. The message emphasizes seeking balanced guidance rather than impulsive choice.
Germany election signals youth discontent and looming global impact
The piece notes a surge of support for Fascists and Communists in Germany and highlights a dispatch stating that under thirty voters shifted from bourgeois parties. It argues the unrest stems from World War I outcomes and warns the war's effects endure, urging recognition of the era’s lasting costs.
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Europe
Reichstag
Germany
Russia
England
India
France
Despair in Modern Novels Compared to Dickens
The essay contrasts the pessimistic tone of present day fiction with Dickens optimism. It questions whether modern writers see life more darkly, notes Dickens’s enduring hopeful view, and ponders if the mood of despair will last or fade with time.
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New
Charles Dickens
Dickens
Nicholas Nickleby
Traffic Police Should Patrol Openly to Prevent Crimes
Authorities argue the police aim to prevent crime and protect the public, not merely arrest offenders. The piece critiques hiding traffic officers and urges visible patrols, uniformed presence, and distinct motorcycle color to deter speeding and reduce court congestion. Alfred Reeves of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce backs visible policing and prompt stops.
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Ohio
Alfred Reeves
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Reeves
Manhattan Becomes Nightlife Backward Look
Manhat tan shows a backward gaze as beer gardens and old era amusements return to favor. Beer racketeers spread from Jersey to Hudson towns while gangs and Prohibition era figures link to the city’s lively but shady night scene.
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Sofar
New York
Jersey
Hoboken
Weehawken
Hudson
Yonkers
Poughkeepsie
Catskill
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Notable quote on knowledge and conduct from ancient wisdom
A brief meditation on awareness and guidance features a successful merchant, two truck drivers, and the idea that recognizing one’s ignorance is the first step to wisdom. The passage echoes a Chinese proverb encouraging learning through humility and mentorship.
Paul Block’s newspaper buy ing campaign gains momentum
Paul Block continues his newspaper buying push amid momentum after a run of successful moves. The effort signals strategic consolidation in local press ownership and questions about market concentration.
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Paul Block
Toledo Evening Times gains circulation under new owner
A Toledo newspaper, The Toledo Morning Times, has shown rapid circulation growth after its purchase. The front page prominence and the publisher Paul Block are credited with leveraging publicity and advertising to boost readership.
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Toledo
Henry Ford Seen Sleeping in Nancy Bed Sparks Angers
Report notes Henry Ford sleeping in a bed in Nancy reportedly amused or angered observers including angels watching the scene. The fragment hints at a satirical or gossip tone about Ford.
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Henry Ford
Nancy
Read This Riddle In A Minute
Wordplay puzzle asks how many distinct readings exist per minute with the line HOH ABLE WAST ERE I SAW ELBA OVOH IF. The fragment challenges readers to find alternate interpretations as the text loops.
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Elba
American automaker buses reshape Mecca pilgrimage route
In a shift signaling modernization, American made motor buses now move most pilgrims to Mecca and Medina. The Mecca route from Jidda remains rough, but increased bus use is expected to raise pilgrimage numbers. Local body builders complete the buses on American chassis, prioritizing function over comfort for the sacred journey.
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Mecca
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Mohammed
Asia
Africa
Europe
Bagdad
Jidda
Red Sea
Yeman
América
Meccca
Hagar
Ishmael
Hejaz
Medina
Bed shared by distant rulers sparks playful metaphor
A historical note compares a bed to two rulers, the Sultan of Morocco and the Sultan of Detroit, noting their great distance in power and suggesting divine or angelic similarity despite vast differences. The passage alludes to perspective and equality in the eyes of angels.
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Morocco
Detroit
British Captain Orlebar Breaks Speed Record Again
Captain Orlebar, squadron leader in the British air force, surpassed his own Schneider Cup record at 355 miles per hour in secret tests. He has recently exceeded 400 mph, a pace that could cross the Atlantic in under a day and the Pacific in daylight.
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Orlebar
Atlantic
Pacific
Fish urges nationwide probe of Reds and graft
Congressman Hamilton Fish Jr leads an inquiry team calling for a broad national investigation. He argues the United States should know all major activities including those of Reds and, if possible, other criminals and racketeers.
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Hamilton Fish, Jr
United States
Red menace causes unrest as workers resistance shows
In Australia unrest grows as a so called workers defense army opposes evictions. The group pressures landlords to refrain from eviction of unemployed tenants and an example shows a landlord's suburban home being wrecked.
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Australia
Reds
France Suffers Job Shortage While Nations Call Workers
In France 15 900 jobs go begging while workers are called in from Italy and other countries. The French are depicted as a logical, thrifty people with the world's largest per capita gold supply and a strong work ethic.
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France
Italy
United States
Government Starts Boulder Dam Project
Wednesday the government began work on Boulder Dam under President Hoover via Secretary Wilbur. States that agreed and supporters like Senator Hiram Johnson of California are praised for years of backing the project.
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Boulder Dam
Hoover
Wilbur
Interior
Hiram Johnson
California
The Global Moslem Population and Hajj Travel
The article notes moslems in warm regions worldwide including the Philippines, China, India, Persia, Egypt, and Arabia. It explains one pilgrimage to Mecca can grant spiritual status and privileges, with some traveling annually and millions within the faith looming large in global demographics.
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Philippine Islands
China
India
Persia
Egypt
Arabia
Kingdom of the
Hejaz
Mecca
Curios Crooked Spire Tops All Saints Chesterfield
Derbyshire church spire rises 228 feet with an 85 foot deviation from perpendicular. Builders used unseasoned timber in the 14th century causing warped woodwork and the famous crooked appearance.
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All Saints
Chesterfield
Derbyshire
England
Samoan Tax Height Rule Sets Threshold at 5 Foot 1
In Samoa the annual tax procedure requires each adult to report to the tax office to record stature. A person reaching five feet one inch is designated a taxable subject and must pay the tax on May 1.
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Samoa
Farm project work organized in Waterloo Township
County Farm Agent Raymond reports the organization of farm project work in Waterloo Township for the improvement of various branches of agriculture at a meeting held at New Marshfield. Boundary lines for newly created voting precincts are being established by the Athens County Board of Elections.
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Raymond
Waterloo Township
New Marshfield
Athens County Board of Elections
Miss Della Mingus and Burtyel Carpenter Wed in Athens
Miss Della Mingus and Burtyel Carpenter of Athens were married at the Methodist parsonage by the Rev. Mann.
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Della Mingus
Burtyel Carpenter
Athens
Methodist
Mann
Washington mat marvel Thor Olson defeats Joe Turner
Approximately 600 spectators saw Thor Olson throw Joe Turner in two straight falls during the wrestling match at the Ohio University gymnasium, completing the best of three.
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Thor Olson
Joe Turner
Washington
Marvel
Ohio University
Judge Mauck Speaks on The League of Nations at Meeting
Gallipolis judge Mauck addressed a public meeting sponsored by the Harding Coolidge Club focusing on The League of Nations and its role.
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Judge Mauck
Gallipolis
League of Nations
Harding Coolidge Club
Harding Republican Club in Athens tops 1000 members
Twenty years ago the Harding Republican Club of Athens climbed in membership since its organization a few weeks ago, now totaling 1 076 members. Football players Fatty Bean Ned Bean and several others from Ohio University are limping from injuries in scrimmage practice.
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Harding Republican Club of
Athens
Fatty’’ Bean
Ned Bean
Ohio University
Condemnation Proceeding Filed Over Traction Route
Condemnation actions arise from the Hocking Sunday Creek Traction route through the Harriett Hoodlet property in Nelsonville, now before the Athens County Probate Court.
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Hocking-Sunday Creek Traction Company
Harriett H. Hoodlet
Nelsonville
Athens County
Grim and Junod Trio to Play Parkersburg Fair Band
Charles Grim Fred and William Junod have left for Parkersburg West Virginia where they will perform in a band at the Parkersburg Fair event this week.
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Charles Grim
Fred
William Junod
Parkersburg
W. Va
Parkersburg Fair
Curtis couple begin two week visit in Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Samuel Curtis depart Sunday for a two week visit with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J A Place in Cleveland.
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Samuel Curtis
J. A. Place
Cleveland
Confession of Labor Versus Leisure in Pursuit of Fame
A poem critique contrasts relentless work with the idea that success may come without constant toil. It questions the value of nonstop labor and hints that some achieve riches and renown without such sacrifice, while noting how others emphasize hard study and effort.
Facts You Asked About From Frederic J Haskin
A reader inquiry service in Washington offers free information with a small return fee. Questions cover topics from Marshal Joffre's World War remarks to stamps, meteor showers, theater songs, freight reductions, checks certification, Lake Champlain battles, baseball in Japan, Australian habitation, presentationalism, cat tail fiber use, and railway car dimensions.
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Frederic J, Haskin
Washington
Athens Peneeree, Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Trade shifts in Latin America under 1930 tariff act
Washington reports that South American republics show a smaller trade decline with the United States than Central American and Caribbean nations. Imports fell about 14 percent and exports about 13 percent overall, with South America down less in exports and more in imports than the North American group. Cuba suffered a sugar driven drop near 30 percent. Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru bought more, while Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Venezuela showed varied declines in trade, reflecting price shifts and tariff impacts.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Panama Canal
United States
Mexico
Central America
Caribbean
South America
Latin America
North American
Department of Commerce
Pan-American UN
Cuba
Argentina
Bolivia
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Chile
Paraguay
Brazil
Uruguay
Venezuela
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Yorkville
Emil
Schmidt
Bray House
Heer Gang
Packeteer
Rowest
al Capone
Catskill Belt
Diamond
Hudson River
Arthur Brisbane
King Peatards Incorporated
la Follette
Oakland
Angels
Pont Tiy
Ripley
Morass . Karrows of
Walter Miller
Rome
Les Winnees
Frederic Haskin Washington
James J. Montague
Marshal Joffre
BR. Lb. A
Marne
Republic of Salvador
Pan-American Union
Ahuachapan
Frances White
Rock and White
TL. R. A
Department of Agriculture
Lake Champlain
Japan
Tokyo
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