Daily Messenger Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Athens Messenger reports standard publication days and carrier delivery with pricing. It lists subscription costs by term and notes a five cent charge for obituary notices and memorial items. It also lists office addresses in New York and Chicago and identifies staff roles.
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Athens Eispeenger and Berald Prinning Company
Fred W. Bush
First Proor
Messenger
Daily Messenger
Thea
PostoMfoca
Athens
Ohio
Borean Chenulalione A
Robert B. Ward
Eastern Office
Fifth Ave
New Yor
Western
Offic
South Wabash Ave
Ching
Tabs on Traitor Teutons in Postwar America
After armistice, calls for rooting out German propagandists in the United States grow louder. The author urges public vigilance, reporting German advocates to authorities, arguing sympathy could influence peace terms and threaten postwar order. Emphasis on immediate action against German sympathizers.
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Germany
Europe
America
Windward
Good Roads Come From War Experience Says Col Tyndall
Col. Robert H. Tyndall of the 150th field artillery argues war showed good roads save France in two instances and that truck drivers will resist poor road conditions. Secretary Houston urges quick resumption of cooperative highway construction with federal aid. About 75 million dollars from federal and state funds could fund durable highways next year, with emphasis on honesty and thrift to avoid graft and waste.
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Robert H. Tyndall
150Th Field Artillery
France
Houston
Washington
Homestead Menu And Simple Dressing Recipes
Household menu outlines meals and dressings for a home kitchen. Includes steps for Mayonnaise and French dressings, plus Italian variation. Also provides recipes for Baked Whitefish Smothered Sausages Fish Chowder Prune Pudding Scalloped Potatoes and related tips.
Dinner Stories and wartime anecdotes from Cleveland
A Cleveland man recalls wartime tales including a Baltimore story about a colored cook and improvised cakes, a nurse aiding Y.M.C.A. work, and a post office mix up where a sailor learns that Mister does not imply marriage. The piece closes with light remarks about golf and a husband’s outdoor outlet for feelings.
Goodbye Beer Embraced as Ban Takes Effect
An article notes the federal ban on using food materials to manufacture beer and its expected duration. It urges careful consumer purchasing and waste reduction to conserve food for hungry people abroad while reflecting on historic brewing.
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United States
Conservation aims to cut waste in use of commodities
The article argues that national conservation is about eliminating waste rather than hoarding or self denial. It stresses prudent use of resources to free food for export without adding hardship at home.
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Gardless
Red Cross
Hoboken
Salvation Army cooks fry 8,640 buckwheat cakes in 20 hours
In a long 7:30 am to 8:30 am stretch, Salvation Army men on a hot plate fried 8640 buckwheat cakes for wartime service with syrup. They worked through the night, eager to serve back to hometowns and return to help.
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Salvation Army
Women Replace Men in Restaurants Spurring Apron Shortage
Many women have taken waiter roles creating a shortage of aprons, especially white frilly ones. The piece argues women in the industry support substitution of men with female staff due to apron demand and appearance considerations.
New Edison at Home Promise of Music and Joy
A sales pitch touts the New Edison as the best and easiest source of home music and entertainment. It promises delivery with a small initial payment and urges readers to select an outfit now for immediate enjoyment.
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Edison
Mr. Edison
Letters From Men In Service Send News From France And Belgium
Mr and Mrs George Coley hear from son Paul in France that he was wounded in the left arm and leg on September Sth and is in a hospital in France. Other items note visits by local families, Thanksgiving gatherings, a near serious automobile accident in Chauncey, and letters from Private Vercoe and Private Henry Hahn reporting service in Belgium and France with updates on health, overseas time, and Y M C A support.
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George Coley
Paul
France
Fred Russel
Millfield
Frank Thompson
Greendale
Gill Hartman
Harry Moore
Wendell
Lydia Beachout
Jamies Ferguson
Chauncey
George Gabriel
William Barker
Maria Tedrow
Nelsonville
Hugo Scroppe
David Collins
Thelma Shergeon
Mary Jellivan
Pearl Phelps
Pierce
James Burchfield
New England
James Vercoe
Sunnyside Drive
Vercoe Co
M. G. Bn
Belgium
Vercoe
Salvation Army
Adcross
Holland
Krouler’s
Jacob Hahn
Timble
Henry Hahn Co
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