Ohio and national newspaper associations list
The Athens Messenger notes membership with the American News Publishers Association and Associated Ohio Dailies, listing Ohio circulation audit and Inland Press Association guidance. It mentions John W. Cullen Company offices in Chicago New York and Detroit and advertising rates on application. Obituary notices may incur a nominal charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American News Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bereee
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Os Press Association
TED Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Rural church and education urged to sustain national progress
Leading churchmen call for strong support of rural churches and education in small towns as essential to American prosperity. They cite rural districts as the country’s clear springs, highlighting the role of educated leaders and equal opportunity in Ohio and nationwide.
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Ohio
America
Talk Avoids Trouble in Hyde Park Demonstration
The article notes a large Hyde Park gathering where fascists, sympathizers, and foes clashed verbally while thousands of bobbies watched. It argues free speech acts as a social safety valve and credits British authorities for allowing talks without bloodshed and disruption.
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London
Hyde Park
High Cost of Halting Crime Wave Predicted by Landesco
Chicago criminologist John Landesco warns a severe wave of bank robberies and kidnappings could follow as gangs collapse. He argues the underworld, facing losses in liquor revenue and kidnapping profits, becomes desperate and dangerous during its downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Landesco
Chicago
Underworld
Mr. Landesco
Chemists Bring Hope From Cancer Resistance Discovery
Proceedings of the American Chemical Society meeting in Cleveland report two University of Pennsylvania researchers finding a substance in the human body that may confer tissue resistance to cancer. The study suggests healthy individuals might possess this factor, potentially slowing cancer development, though its full impact remains uncertain.
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American Chemical Society
Cleveland
University of Pennsylvania
Society
Consummate nonchalance marks Johnson’s exit from NRA ties
Washington dispatch notes the maneuvering behind General Johnson’s removal from NRA duties. The President ducked direct action, offered a secondary post, and ultimately let Johnson resign after a critical New York speech. The NRA’s future will center on labor boards and FTC oversight while striving to keep employment goals.
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Washington
General Johnson
NRA
Johnson
Hyde Park
New York
Justice Brandeis
Richberg-Perkins
National Labor Relations Board
Federal Trade Commission
Silent lab work promises medical breakthroughs
Describing advances in chemistry and medicine, the article notes experiments toward pneumonia cures, nutritional anemia treatment in infants, and fat embolism therapies. It argues these lab efforts, though often unsung, aim to reduce human suffering despite the tendency to associate chemistry with danger.
Views on Criminality Show Two Schools of Thought
A public letter argues crime comes from both inheritance and environment. It cites Lombroso and others, noting average intelligence of criminals, the rarity of fully predestined offenders, and the impact of childhood training plus poverty as excuses or causes in some cases. Charles Fe Miller. Athens Sept 26.
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Cesare Lombroso
Robert H. Gault
Charlies Goring
Karl Pearson
William Healey
Charles FE. Miller
Athens
Athens County detours hog the roads amid construction
Detours lined four miles between Nelsonville and Logan and routes along East Mill Street East Bridge and Long Run to bypass Athens Pomeroy Road work. Glouster Corning and seven miles near Coolville also under construction. Annual Field Day held at Carpenter Experiment Farm. Louis Hounestine honored at home with a surprise 48th birthday dinner. Virginia Lewis named County Supervising Nurse. Mary Frances Lawhead returned from Columbus and Frederickstown as guest of Frances Lee. Don Milliken left for Columbus to study applied optics at Ohio State University.
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Athens County Automobile Association
Nelsonville
Logan
East Mill Street
East Bridge
Long Run
Athens- Pomeroy Road
Glouster-Corning
Coolville
Carpenter Experiment Farm
Louis Hounestine
Don Milliken
Columbus
Ohio State University
Paline Club Begins Year with Local Meeting
Paline Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. Boyer’s East State Street home. Members on the program included Miss Weiher, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Matheny, Betty Boyer and Miss Nelle Copeland. Officers were elected for Copeland Class at First M E Church and for Sunday School with lists of presidents secretaries and treasurers. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wolfe returned from Beebe trip. Marie Swaim hosted 42 O A friends at South College Street.
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Paline Club
Boyer
East State Street
Weiher
Evans
Matheny
Betty Boyer
Nelle Copeland
Copeland
M. E. Church
Frank 8. Lowry
Carl H. Porter
C. H. Horn
H. A. Junod
R. M. Stutz
Frank Bellows
W. B. Lawrence
Louis B. Snyder
Emma Battin
Audra Ludwig
Oscar Bingman
J. B. Swanson
Frank Copeland
Helen McKay
Edith McBee
Marie Swaim
O. A
South College Street
History of This District Gallia County Mail Facilities
The article traces Gallia County mail service from a canoe delivery to Gallipolis via Marietta in early days. Joseph Fletcher served as mail agent and crossing the river faced Indian threats. By 1850 a daily route via Jackson to Chillicothe began, with delays on bad roads. After the Ports mouth Branch railroad, Gallipolis received regular mail daily via Oak Hill, while later mail used riverboats and stages. At one time Gallia County had 43 post offices.
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Gallipolis
Marietta
Joseph Fletcher
Detroit
Fletcher
Jackson
Chillicothe
Mall
Portsmouth
Marietta and
Cincinnati
Oak Hill
Ohio River
Gallia County
About Your Children About Your Children
Olive Roberts Barton counsels against suspicion of children and urges trust. She argues most faults are not vicious, pointing out that constant doubt damages self respect and growth, while trusted children often become good citizens.
Health Hints And Diet From Dr Morris Fishbein
The piece discusses dangers of delayed treatment for venereal diseases and the progression to locomotor ataxia from syphilis. It notes onset usually 5 to 20 years after infection, common in men over 40, with symptoms including disappearing reflexes, eye reaction changes, instability, lightning pains, and crises in internal organs.
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Morris Fishbein
So They Say Color Reflects Character in Dress and Home
Natalie Kalmus, motion picture director, argues that chosen colors reveal a person’s character and that no one should ignore strong color vibrations in dress or home decoration. The quote stresses educated use of color to convey personality.
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Natalie Kalmus
Remarkable 21 Years of School Work by Miss Lucille Emerick
Miss Lucille Emerick of Boss, Pa achieved three college degrees through 21 years of schooling finishing grammar elementary and high school in 1929. She earned a Bachelor of Music in 1932, a Bachelor of Education in 1934, and a Master of Arts by June 1934, with no further postgraduate year. Tomorrow: The Square term.
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Lucille Emerick
Emerick
Music Conservatory
New York Univ
Verity Win Brings Hope to Boots Family in New Chapter
Boots Raeburn celebrates a windfall for Verity, a fortune that could reach about 150 000 dollars, lifting debts and allowing luxuries for her ailing mother and family. Denis, conflicted about work and life, contemplates his own struggles as Boots envisions a fresh future.
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Verity
Florida
Raeburns
Boots
Denis
Kay
Frances Gawtreye
Frances
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