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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1918
Page
7
A poem denounces the ex Kaiser with a chorus of curses and calls for swift punishment. It mocks his abdication, envisions him hunted by allied forces, and ends with hellish fate awaits for his birth world’s curse. The piece reflects postwar anger and demands justice.
Republican members of the Senate Finance Committee prepared a minority report opposing the inclusion of 1920 taxes in the 600,000,000 tax bill. They argue revenue legislation seems unlikely this session.
An Ohio man J B Kessler reports ten years of indigestion and weakness improved after using Dr Parker's Treatment for Indigestion and Constipation. The first box gave relief and six months brought a 15 pound gain with full recovery, prompting him to recommend the remedy.
At the Presbyterian church last evening the Court of Honor granted twenty three merit badges to eleven scouts. Recipients include Arthur Cameron firemanship lisrold Graham craftswork Donald Addicot personal health public health poultry keeping pathfinding Robert Horn pathfinding Oscar Riley carpentry craftswork Her old Addicot first aid firemanship conservation Forbert Murray personal health public health pathfinding Dixon Murray personal health public health pathfinding William Moler scholarship earthfinding poultry keeping firemanship James Stedart craftwork first aid pioneering swimming Tewis Brown scholarship pioneering. Examinations were conducted by a panel of experts and industry professionals supporting the Sedat movement.
The farmers of this vicinity have most of their corn in the crib. Hollis Jeffries has moved on Mrs. Mary 8S. Jeffries farm. Mr. Waldo Douglas is spending a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas. Elsworth Burley had good luck. He
Western Confectionery Salesmen's Association officers say candy costs will remain elevated due to sugar prices and high wages. The group held its fourth annual session in Chicago with N L Towell warning that prewar price levels won’t return soon. Separate notes mention the Ohio Rebekah Assembly’s eighth annual session set for December 5 at I O C F Hall and local social visits in McArthur and Zaleski.
New York will rename the open space in front of Grand Central Station Pershing Square once the mayor signs a resolution approved by the city aldermen.
The Dutch government ordered a complete halt to exports to Germany in reprisal for Germany stopping coal exports to Holland. The decision was reported by Exchange Telegraph from Amsterdam.
A bold health ad promises instant relief for undigested food, lumps of pain and acids with no waiting. It touts a single tablet as the solution to stomach upset and sourness.
Coolville Ohio December 4 The Troy Grange program for December 7 features music by the Grange and additional numbers by Tom Gardener and Erma Webster. A prayer by the chaplain precedes a roll call on tested home remedies and a discussion on seed corn care led by Clayton Barrows Ray Clark Fritz Ahrendt and Ed Dutton. Meals and meat care tips are plus demonstrations by eight Dodd G Nestor and Douglas Morrison.
Private Newton Bell of Moses Mills was killed in battle, according to official reports. Bell distinguished himself in France earlier in the summer by refusing surrender when surrounded by men and escaping after killing four Germans.
Thomas J. Mooney from San Quentin prison telegrams President Wilson asking for a clear statement of commutation of his death sentence before Wilson departs for the peace conference. The message arrives as Mooney presses for clemency amid ongoing appeals.
A new design uses oversized envelopes with a transparent side to showcase shirts in retail displays without handling the garments. The approach aims to keep items clean while allowing customers to view colors and styles.
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