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Readable portion notes publisher details for The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. Cesile Garra Menseruts lists geography covering seven counties and surrounding communities including Albany Selouny ilad Gloister Logan-Pomerot Middleport Cooly Vule Galll. Rates show one year around $105 and weekly options. obituary care policy mentioned.
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Albens
Selounyilad
Glousterlogan-Pomerot
Middleport
GALLL
No meta and drink but righteousness in the Holy Spirit
A reflective note cites Romans 14 17 declaring the kingdom of God is not about eating or drinking but righteousness peace and joy in the Holy Spirit highlighting spiritual life over ritual.
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God
Building Outlook Forecasts U.S. Construction Surge
The American Architect survey predicts 1.75 billion dollars will be spent in the coming year on new building and modernization. It calls the recovery period begun and sees steady but slow upward movement in 1932, tying revival to broader industry gains.
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United States
American Architect
Every State Busy With Highway Projects and Detours
motorists report widespread road work across the nation as states and counties hire more workers than ever. heavy machinery replaces horses, trucks speed earthmoving, and detours in southeastern Ohio stand out amid national emphasis on road building and employment.
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Ohio
Bankers
Southeastern Ohio
Columbus
United States
Hard Times College Proposed in the South Cites Ohio University Roots
A discussion argues for a low cost college in the South to curb rising education expenses. It compares modern students with early Ohio University lifestyles, noting parental demand for comforts and the cost of “soft living.” The piece cautions that changing economics influence student needs and calls for cheaper education while acknowledging parental pressures.
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South
Ohio University
Athens
Calls for Deep Cuts Clash With Self Interest
A commentary decries rising demands to trim government spending while noting officials, unions, and employees oppose layoffs. It cites generalities, inflation, and nepotism, arguing broad, unfocused cuts fail to reduce costs and warn of protected perks across Army Navy Post Office and state agencies.
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Army
Navy
Post Office
Department of Agriculture
Prohibition Enforcement
Department of Justice
Dear Dorothy Dix on supporting a husband through medical school
Dorothy Dix counsels a wife to back her husband financially while he studies, arguing marriage is a partnership and a wife's earnings can strengthen the bond. She warns against fearing infidelity as a consequence and stresses shared responsibility, courage, and mutual support as key to success.
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Dorothy DIX
Otfeimg
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Hoover Name Echoes in Washington's Busy Life
In Washington the name Hoover appears widely from the famous Ike at the White House to maritime officials. Assistant director Dickerson Hoover shapes sea safety rules while other Hoovers influence government and business. The piece notes calls for reducing government cost and consolidating bureaus amid a long sweeping critique.
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Dickerson NI
Hoover
New York
Bureau of Navigation and Steamship Inspection
Oteunboat Inspection Service
Hie
Chicago
Fairfax-Pinthis
Mackinac
Vestris
Belief in Oddities Mirrors Ripley Comic Mystery
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a Believe It or Not style feature by Ripley Haz with King Features. text mentions Snodicaty Sec firest Britate reversed, suggesting a cryptic puzzle or quirky item in a syndicated column.
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Haz
King
Parathyroid Glands Affect Nerves and Bodily Systems
Parathyroid glands influence the nervous system and muscles. Complete or partial absence of the glands causes convulsions fatigue and slowed growth with bone changes and weight loss. Diagnosis and calcium treatment reduce irritability and fatigue while surgery may reverse severe gland overactivity and bone degeneration.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Night homework in schools sparks parent teacher debate
A mother and former teacher argue against routine night assignments for younger children noting fatigue, posture, and limited attention after school. She supports shifts in school structure and cites changes toward reducing homework, contrasting past four hour recitations with modern practice and New York Mayor McKee’s salary cut as context.
Fort fire claims forty seven entrapped men
Jackson California reports a major blaze that killed forty seven trapped workers. The Argo Naut sank with its crew and the city notes a new 30 minute parking rule for Court and Union Streets. Local reports include travels of Mrs T W Craig and Dr J M Higgins addressing typhoid in Athens. World Series pools and rising trade figures round out the item.
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Jackson
Calif
Argonaut
Local group forms to fight tuberculosis in Commercial Club rooms
A new local organization to combat tuberculosis is formed in the Commercial Club rooms with Dr. T. A. Copeland as president and E. E. Baker as secretary. The article also notes Republican discord over Taft Roosevelt, travelers spreading Atlanta fame, and social notes including a pending marriage and a county fair with rising gate receipts and smaller poultry shows.
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Commercial Club
T. A. Copeland
E. E. Baker
Crab spiders of Brazil on a surface almost a foot wide
The piece notes crab spiders from Brazil with legs spanning a surface near one foot in diameter while their bodies seldom exceed two inches. It also covers ocean depths, volcanic eruptions, cabinet eligibility for foreign born citizens, and a 2750 pound natural silver lump in Mexico.
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Brazil
Mexico
Public Forum Letter Sparks Debate On Outsider Influence
The Messenger letters argue outsiders should not instruct Athens voters on candidates. The writer recalls 1856 speeches, cites Aristotle’s view of humans as political animals, and warns that more education may not improve rational thinking. They note the bonus issue and praise Garner as possibly the most ignorant in Congress, yet a fit vice president. Athens, Sept. 17.
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Eatter
Athens
Aristotle
Garner
Congress
Co. W. Super
We Support September Traffic Law Enforcement Month
In 54 American cities the National Safety Council promotes intelligent enforcement to reduce accidents. The aim is targeted policing with warnings or arrests for violations tied to local accident records, focusing on dangerous locations to calm reliance on mere speed traps. Citizens are urged to back enforceable local ordinances to lower crash rates.
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National Safety Council
Japs Prepare For War More Writer States
Observers in Tokio report Japan accelerating military buildup with factories running around the clock and munitions arriving from Europe and America. Rail links to Manchuria are being expanded, and trucks and chemical supplies are being stockpiled as analysts debate whether Japan seeks a new Russo Japanese war or mere defense against possible US action.
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America
Dairen
North Korea
Manchuria
Japan
Russia
Amur River
Vladivostok
United States
State Stimson
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