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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
4
Rates listed for subscriptions by mail with prices for Ohio and outside Ohio. Includes yearly, ten week, and weekly options, plus national advertising representation and payment terms. Addresses in Chicago New York City and South Wabash noted for service.
The House committee on interstate and foreign commerce led by J. J. Bach will draft a comprehensive transportation measure. It condemns outside interference, praises Republican leadership, and signals a shift from Dem and administration driven bills to a homegrown plan under Cummins and Esch.
The Mansfield Shield announces it will discontinue August 31 due to rising costs and revenue limits. Mansfield News, a rival daily with about 10 000 circulation, remains as the sole daily in Mansfield, a city of 25 000 in Richland County.
A couple enjoys a refined dinner with harmonious surroundings while one notes his boss watches from a nearby table. A quoted bishop reflects on anecdotal moods of service and churchgoing. The dialogue shifts to wartime memories and changing tastes in music and peace.
A speaker laments repeated moral lessons about thrift. He mocks war era wealth, squandered savings, and current excess. The piece urges immediate saving while money remains plentiful, warning of future hardship and urging readers to set aside a five from every hard earned.
The column argues most hurry is a habit harming nerve health. It cites William James and urges stopping to analyze needs before rushing. Five errands example shows two essential tasks and three nonessential ones can wait. Prioritize health over speed to avoid nervous breakdowns.
Tested recipes describe Braised Beef using round beef, salt pork, vegetables, and peppercorns baked four hours with horseradish sauce made from horseradish, cracker crumbs, milk and butter. Chocolate Pudding combines shortening sugar milk flour baking powder and chocolate, steamed two hours.
A compact guide lists proportions for various baked goods. It specifies ingredients like liquid, sugar, shortening, yeast, flour, eggs, and baking powder for items including bread rolls muffins popovers griddie cakes fritters and cake. The ratios vary by item to yield the desired texture and size.
The OpinoVis reprint from the New York Sun argues that Kentucky opposes Wilson’s internationalism and super sovereignty. It claims Democratic defeats reflect Wilson’s unpopularity, while nationwide sentiment rises toward strong Americanist policy and independence in foreign affairs.
Bedfort residents share weekend visits with Charleston and Pratts Fork relatives. Miss Melda Cuckler stays with her brother in Athens while Mrs Meade Tubbs visits Detroit kin. Families attend the Athens Fair and a possible new road project nears.
Russell Cullums is employed in farm work for Ed O'Brien. Schools will begin on the second Monday of September.
Miss Hatjean Masters has returned to work at the State Hospital after a visit with her sister Mrs. Emma Vorhes. Visitors include Mrs. P. F. Harner Mrs. Cora Harner and Mrs. Murphey of Morgantown West Virginia and Mrs. Edna Whiteman of Shinston West Virginia at the homes of Bert Harner and John Harner. May Wright and Clara Hardman of Weston West Virginia visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hardman. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Moore of White Hall called on Ada Parker. M E church will hold services Sunday August 31 at 2 30 PM with Sunday school at 1 30 PM. Everyone is invited.
R. E. Bower of Dixie Brooks County Georgia says Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy is one of the best family medicines he knows and the best medicine for dysentery flux and related diseases. He advises castor oil when used for dysentery.
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