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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1919

Page

4

Metz and Lille adventure with M P guards and trains

Miss Davis and I travel from Nancy to Metz with M P checks and a night at the Royal Hotel. We tour Metz, see the Cathedral and Esplanade, ride in trucks with American soldiers, and plan a trip to Lille Brussels while awaiting a ship home.

Miss Davis Nancy Metz Grand Hotel M. P’s Royal Hotel M. P States Esplanade Moselle William Miss Davin Toul Paris

A Food Administrator Hoover Urged Back in Leadership Call

The writer argues Herbert Hoover should be reappointed to head a centralized food coordination and reform effort. He cites Hoover’s proven experience with relief and food administration and claims his appointment would stabilize markets, reduce costs, and calm worker unrest.

Herbert Hoover

Regional planning expands city schemes to regional scope

The article outlines the rise of regional planning as a next step after zoning and city planning. It argues planning for a region including several communities can curb inter-area growth, enable shared parks and transport, and possibly lead to county state and national planning with foresight for housing, transportation, beauty, economy and health.

Great Lakes Gulf of Mexico

Deportation Bill Passed by House Unanimously

The House approved a strict deportation measure targeting all undesirable aliens in custody. It would remove those deemed dangerous, criminals, and violators of wartime laws, framed as necessary for national safety and stability.

House United States

The Humble Path From Cattle Herding to Poetic Fame

A reflective piece contrasts a rough life herding cattle and riding a mangy steed with the hope of one day walking with kings or becoming a wealthy poet. The narrator recalls foreman praise and now works a gentler craft turning out verses, urging perseverance toward a favored calling.

Car Ahead Of That Holds Up The Line

A reflective anecdote compares delays to a car ahead on a curved trolley line. The point is that slow payments and late arrivals often trace to earlier holdups. The writer notes crossing anger, urges patience, and cautions that fault may lie farther back in the chain.

Bat

Household Tuna Fish Salad and Tomato Rose Salad

Instructions describe making a tuna fish salad with shredded cabbage and lettuce nest, two tablespoons parsley, green pepper, onion, and Russian dressing. Also outlines a tomato rose salad with tomatoes, shredded lettuce, and seasoned spaghetti with mayonnaise dressing. Includes Cream of Carrot Soup and Blackberry Gelatin recipes with steps and ingredient amounts.

Cooking Teachers Tips From Practical Home Advice

Practical kitchen hints on shrimp flavoring with hot water, draining promptly, using old brooms as floor polishers, cutting straw to fit felt, repurposing an old felt hat, weights on summer curtains to prevent drafts, paraffin on pen threads to stop leaks, and cooking milk puddings slowly for four hours to preserve flavor.

Southern Russia Railroads Preserve Ties with Salt Solution

Railroads in southern Russia extend tie life by soaking timber in a strong sea salt solution. The treatment aims to reduce decay and extend service life of rails and sleepers amid regional logistics.

Southern Russia

Politician and Lawyer Jokes Highlight A Drought of Arguments

In a humorous tale Senator John W. Smith of Maryland recalls a walker turned politician who accepts a farmer ride and declares politics a business. A young lawyer in court asks the judge if he is following the argument, acknowledging the slow pace of the proceedings.

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