Daily Messenger Advertising and Rates Listing
The Daily Messenger lists publication details with pricing for carriage and mail subscriptions. It notes obituary notice charges and advertising rates, plus office addresses in Athens Ohio, New York and Chicago.
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The
Athene
Wmer Ami Merald Pritming Company
W. Guan
Messenger
Daily Messenger
Postoffice
Athens
Ohio
Audit Bureau
Irgulatione
Robert B. Ward
Fifth Ave
New York
Geouth Wabash
Chirazo
Allied oversight eyed for Turkish finances police and schools
Constantinople newspapers advocate that the United States assume control of Turkish finances and the national police and supervise education. The piece mocks Turkish progress while noting historic foreign extraterritorial rights and Britain's recent leverage over Turkish policy. It hints Armenians might assist if educated.
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Constantinople
United States
Turkey
Grerman
Great Britain
Aladdin
Electrical wonders spread as new uses emerge
The electrical page highlights everyday innovations from electric rollers and vacuum cleaners to spectacles with internal wiring, radios for amateurs, and a lamp to ease pain. It notes advances in mining, lighting, and domestic appliances, plus global demand for wire and telecom gear as radio and space ether promise further power.
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Japan
United States
South Africa
Oyster Pie and Prune Based Dishes Menu Card
A historic menu page lists corn flour muffins honey luncheon items and a variety of recipes. Oyster Pie Vegetable Hash Prune and Peanut Salad Pinocha Hickory Nut Candy Salted Almonds and Deviled Almonds are described with steps, ingredients, and serving guidance.
Dinner Stories and a Webbed Keyboard Misstep
A solicitor returns to find a lazy junior clerk amid a spider and a web on the typewriter. The lad claims a fly in the works led to the insect’s rescue by a spider. A bridge party mishap follows with a tactless but well meaning hostess nudge. An actor closes with a pun about mosquitoes and elephants.
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Thomas
Food in Germany shows reserves enough to last winter
A war correspondent with the American army of occupation reports German food conditions are not dire. The population needs flour yet has enough to last several months, with demand driven by fear and sympathy. Allies will ensure future provisions. Germans must distribute their crops and supplies efficiently to endure the season.
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Germany
Florida enacts law banning liquor in all air vehicles
The Florida legislature passes a law extending prohibition to all air travel vehicles claiming liquor cannot be carried in the air. The measure aims to enforce a dry state in practice by regulating aircraft and miscellaneous aerial conveyances.
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Tennyson
Florida
Avia
Air smuggling over state line hints at stiff challenge ahead
The passage notes smugglers using flying bottles and jugs from New Orleans and Gulf Coast towns, signaling how an aerial transport boom could strain customs in many countries. It warns that internal revenue officers may face growing trouble until a robust air policing system is in place.
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New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Internal Revenue
Roosevelt to Attend Paris Peace Conference as Spectator
The report notes Mr. Wilson’s anger while Theodore Roosevelt plans to be in Paris during the European peace talks. A Democrat allegedly proposed smuggling a smallpox patient aboard Roosevelt’s boat to force quarantine, but Roosevelt will still attend as an interested observer.
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Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Paris
Mr. Roosevelt
France
Teddy
Soldier Insurance and The Proletariat Question
The piece urges every enlisted man to keep a $10,000 life policy and $6 monthly premium while earning $30 monthly in service. It argues surrender would prove a lack of success and make the man a burden to the army and nation, labeling policyholders capitalists and questioning the proletariat.
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Manifoot
Onele
Sam
Doctor Could Not Help Her In Brooklyn Woman Recovers
Mrs F Pratt of 9 Woodbine Street Brooklyn writes that after displacement and two bad inflammatory attacks her doctor recommended hospitalization for an operation. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with curing her and urges other women to try the remedy before surgery. She offers to let her testimonial be used to help others and notes contacting Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass for advice if complications exist.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
F. Pratt
Woodbine St
Lydia F. Pinkham
Sage Tea Dandy Darkens Hair Overnight Warning
An old Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound advertisement promises natural darkening of gray hair in days. A War Department casualty list notes 2898 ties with names of fallen, wounded, missing, and actions across U S units.
How To Fight SPANISH INFLUENZA
Dr L W Bowers advises avoiding crowds and maintaining good health through exercise and cleanliness. He recommends vegetable pills, hot lemon aid, Anuric tablets for pain and urinary issues, and herbal tonics like Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to support recovery from influenza or pneumonia.
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L. W. Bowers
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Aged D. A. R. Leader Martha Miller Dies
Bellefontaine notice reports the death of Martha Ann Miller aged 84. She was last Daughter of the American Revolution in the county, daughter of General James MacPherson, a pioneer settler. Her passing closes a notable local lineage connection to early settlement.
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Bellefontaine
Martha Ann Miller
James MacPherson
Dr Kings New Discovery Colds Relief Ad
Fifty years of relief for coughs and colds from Dr Kings New Discovery. Grandparents to children have used it as the safest most pleasant remedy. Sold by all druggists. 60¢ and 1.20
Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold Everywhere
A late advertising line touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a mild tonic that cleanses the system. The copy claims quick stomach relief and notes the product is “sold everywhere” for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
John Bryan Passes Away In Cincinnati Hotel
John Bryan a wealthy stock raiser from Yellow Springs died in Cincinnati at a city hotel. He had been seriously ill only a few days after a period of poor health.
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John Byran
Cincinnati
John Bryan
Yellow Springs
Don’t Let Catarrh Drag You into Consumption
The ad warns of catarrh’s dangers beyond nasal symptoms and urges against local sprays. It claims S. S. S. treats catarrh by addressing blood germs and promises real results. Medical advice is available from the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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