The Daily Messenger Publication Notice
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Athens
Messenger
Daily Messenger
Sppil
Ohio
Tharter
Audit Bureau
Robert SB. Ward
Eastern Office
Fifth Ave
New York
Western Office
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Slacker Army Training Corps Veterans Receive Demobilization Letter
General Leonard Wood issues a three point message to TC members returning to civilian life. He cautions on choosing service roles, praises loyalty, and urges continued readiness and civic obligation as the nation moves toward peace.
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Student Army Training Corps
Army Training Corps
Atlantic
Leonard Wood
Army
Navy
Contrasting German towns with devastated French towns after war
A writer contrasts thriving German towns with the ruined French towns of France and Belgium. He notes lights, theatres, and factories in Germany versus ruined streets, desolation, and violated women in towns like Lillie and Ypres. He warns peace terms must be harsh enough to punish Germany for its aggressions.
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France
Belgium
Lillie
Soissons
St. Quentin
Ypres
Germany
Reticence and a German Delegate at the Peace Conference
The article recalls Count Bernstorff as a master of reticence who kept silent about plots and subsidies and notes the suggestion he may serve as a German delegate to the peace conference. It argues such a choice would be inappropriate for a diplomat of his past.
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Bernstorff
America
Home Style Dessert Recipes and Breakfast Items
A collection of old fashioned recipes and menus includes Breakfast Oatmeal with Top Milk and Coffee, Luncheon items like Croutons and Butter, and DESSERTS such as Frozen Cocoanut Pudding and Rice Pudding with Apple and Lemon Sauce. Also features Maple Ice Cream and Sugarless Peach Ice Cream with detailed steps and measurements.
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Dasher
Old London Street Scene Ends With Ice Box Mischief
An old woman on a train points to a card and asks about it, then pulls a bell cord. The train stops as the conductor asks who pulled it. A passenger jokes about a hungry street boy and a piece of ice, while a child jokes about a plan to drop it on his father.
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London
Father
Diplomatic Conundrum Sparks Open Proceedings Debate
The passage criticizes the prospect of a conference's open conduct, contrasting it with Bernstorff's diplomacy and accusing American journalism of lacking reticence and honesty. The speaker questions how a statesman can endure diplomacy with such traits if the press remains so forthright.
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Bernstorff
Soldiers and Health: Army Sanitation to Shape Civilians
Major-General Gorgas argues returning soldiers will boost national health through army sanitation practices. He suggests their experiences will persuade towns to invest in water and sewer systems and street cleaning, reflecting broader civic benefits and improved public welfare. A Brooklyn arrest for a Bolshevik dentist and a note on Thrift Stamps accompany the piece.
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Gorgas
United States Army
War Department casualty lists list 147,294 to date
The War Department reports 5549 names on the current casualty list with 26,379 Killed in action and 14,424 Died from disease. The Ohio section names KIA and MIA individuals including Elster Lay Akron Donel Cottrell Hicksville Sargis Gourain Youngstown and many others.
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Washington
War Department
Mibereo
Ofiers
Elster Lay
Akron
Donel Cottrell
Hicksville
Sarguis Gourain
Youungstown
Pat Kearney
Cleveland
John Maloney
Norwood
Herbert Dehl
Columbus
Cyrus McCartney
Lockwood
John Ginter
Butler
Lawrence Wright
George Arn
Cincinnati
Victor Bailey
Bethesda
Chester Berner
North Hampton
Kay Haefner
Karl Wilkerson
Morrow
Louis Youngeman
Steve Ticphy
Roy Welch
East Palestine
Napoleon Cimbervitz
Hugh Fraser
Ralph Nessdorfer
Dover
Jack Rahner
Edward Rolfes
Henry van Dusen
Isleta
John Billow
Bryan
Bartolo Giobetti
Bellaire
Hersheel Becker
James McCann
Junction City
Scio
Joe Hillbay
Toledo
Clarence Hunter
Urleans
Henry Miller
Waterloo
Clarence Kempert
John Kuhn
Coldwater
Fred Baughman
Utica
Charles Birminlin
Mansfield
Arthur James
Andreas Cagouildes
Fred Guerini
Ashtabula
Frank Kmetz
Sam Campbell
Toronto
James Brynes
John Mismash
Ray West
Clara Arehart
Parcy Carter
Batavia
John Miller
Jackson Center
Allen Caldwell
Youngstown
Robert Daugherty
Georgetown
Frank Barrett
Charles Cook
Findlay
Roy Henderson
Bethel
Ray Gehrine
Elfida
Raymond Waters
Dayton
Ralph de Nune
Albert Kline
Jefferson
Calvin LeFever
Mt. Vernon
Frank Smith
Covington
Antonio Trabbasso
Drink Hot Water Before Breakfast For Internal Cleansing
Widespread claim cites hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to flush the stomach liver kidneys and intestines. Proponents say this internal bath removes waste toxins from the prior day, improves health, and prevents ailments from bilious attacks to insomnia.
Camp Sherman to Sell Camp Materials at Auction
Dec 14. Government policy for abandoned camps explains sale of usable materials at public auction. Cots tents hardware scales stoves warehouse trucks will be offered to the public to recoup value. An inventory by all organization commanders has been ordered to prepare for auctions.
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Camp
Sherman
Ships to be returned to trade routes by Army
The army quartermaster will turn over 800000 tons of aggregate carrying capacity to the Shipping Board for return to trade routes. Major General Goethals communicated the plan to Senator Smith of South Carolina. An American squadron arrived at Pola and assumed command of the harbor, with the Juga Slav among vessels hoisting the American flag.
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Washington
Army Quartermaster Department
The
Shipping Board
Goethals
Smith
South Carolina
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Pola
Amsterdam
Juga Slav
Silaibach
Trade resumption plans with Russia and Finland announced
The War Trade Board disclosed plans to resume general trade with parts of Russia and Finland. Applications will be considered for import licenses for commodities including platinum seeds hides skins and furs. A French inventor has created a carpet woven with wires to supply current from lighting units for warming rooms.
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Washington
Russia
Finland
War Trade Board
Two Bereaved Parents Lose Two Sons in Shellburn
Mr and Mrs Harry Burns of Shellburn Indiana mourn the double death of their two youngest sons Herschel seven and Robert three who died within days of each other from influenza. Gabe Burns of West Wellston traveled from Shellburn for the funerals which were postponed to bury both boys together. Ed Burns, brother of the father, remains dangerously ill. the Burns family had left Athens years ago.
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Harry Burns
Shellburn
Ind
Gabe Burns
West Wellston
Herschel
Robert
Bio-seven Health Booster for Women Promises Quick Gains
An advertisement touts Bio-seven as a safe, inexpensive health builder for women promising vigorous health, clear skin, sparkling eyes, and stronger nerves in two weeks. It urges use of two tablets after meals and one at night for seven days, claiming double improvements and a money-back style guarantee.
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Dr Edwards
Edwards
Edward
Schiffmann
R. J. Schiffman
St. Paul, Minn
Bio-seven
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