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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1918

Page

4

Athens Daily Messenger masthead and publication details

The Athens Daily Messenger issued by The Athens Mer anti Merald Prining Company lists staff, offices, and pricing. It notes editions daily except Sunday, with home delivery and mail rates, along with obituary notice charges and authorized offices in Athens Ohio and major cities including New York and Chicago.

Athens Mer Anti Merald Prining Company Yred W. Bush Messenger Daily Messenger Ohio Audit Bureau Robert B. Ward Fastern Fifth Ave New York Western South Wabash Ave Chicago

Memorial Hospital memorial for Athens County WWII dead and living

The Athens County War Council unanimously supports building a county memorial hospital to honor men who offered their lives and those serving, arguing a modern hospital will relieve current and future distress and symbolize national unity fostered by the war. It urges a public memorial hospital as a lasting tribute to sacrifice and service by county residents.

Athena Athens War Chest Athens County War Council Athens County

The Family's Clothes Costs in New York City

A New York City Bureau of Statistics study of 100 average families with yearly incomes of 1500 dollars finds clothing expenses averaging 257.75 dollars per person. Dad spends 73.17, brother 70.41, sister 62.41, and mother 62.04 annually. The piece notes surprising results, questions gendered spending norms, and calls for further study across incomes.

New York City

Be Reasonable Samuel Gompers Warns On Wartime Wages

The piece argues Gompers erred in saying organized labor will resist reductions in wartime wages and conditions. It notes wartime inflation and staffing pressures, with many workers earning overtime pay and the danger of idle labor if overtime ends. It calls for keeping wages high as industry allows and rejects blanket resistance to postwar adjustments.

Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Organized Labor

War Risk Insurance Bureau Cries for Reform

Frustration grows over mismanagement and inefficiency at the War Risk Insurance Bureau as backlogs delay veteran dependents’ checks by months. Despite hundreds of new clerks, the office reportedly runs six months behind, prompting letters to lawmakers and possible Senate and House investigations.

Bureau of War Risk Insurance War Risk Bureau Senate House

Why Quit Why Not War Time Gaiety and Irony

A witty wartime column mocks high production surges and imagined luxuries, notes how shortages spur creativity, and jests about protests and espionage. It questions wartime sacrifices while lampooning officials, spies, and dinner table politics. It ends by hinting at Wilson and peace table games.

Wilson Germany

Breakfast and dessert recipes from household hints menu

Readable text lists breakfast and lunch dishes with instructions for pancakes buckwheat cakes mock cream pie and related kitchen tips. Includes proportions for sour milk griddle cakes corncakes buckwheat batter and a note on keeping batter for a week. Contains notes on griddling and electric grills.

Dinner Tales and Gentle Barbs from a Dinner Talk

John Burroughs relates a humorous scene about Germans at a dinner party and a South American exchange. The dialogue includes mistaken identity, sly remarks, and light country humor about weather and hardship.

Large American casualty list tallies with many names

The December casualty roster lists 5754 Americans including killed in action, died of wounds, disease and accidents, with numerous names and towns across Ohio and neighboring states. Among the names are John Froebe Greenfield William Miller Marion Tony Celgezes Cleveland Virgil Stevs Reeds Mills and many others. The list also notes wounded and degree, with officers such as Captain John Bueler Cleveland and Lieut. Charles Andrews Celina among the named.

Washington Binsin John Froebe Greenfield William Miller Marion Tony Celgezes Cleveland Virgil Stevs Reeds Mills Fred Betterfield George Rohn Cincinnnati Leon Wilson Bridgeport Arthur Robinson Boore Clarence Funk Lucasville Howard Hancock Hlemmersville Clara Welch Reinsville Wilbur Bracy Bluffton Lynn Kendall Toledo Claud Sehaub Ray Lindsay Higginsport Lee Thompson Blanchester Arthur Becthold Van McGuffey Lyman Everhart Germantown Charles Fitzpatrick Kenton George Wood Lisbon Jay Carrothers Cadiz Russell Chatfield Zanesfield Robert Fisk Senacaville Roy Fraumfelter Kingston Willian Henry Hopedale Herman Hoffman Cincinnati John Miles Girard Harry Hardin East Akron Marsh Summers Shawnee Alex Wenda Ellsworth Polley Piqua John Billardo William Stout Bell Center Elmer Savory Maumee Carl Stone Amherst Jerry Taylor Jake Chafin Portsmouth John Laird Canton Joe Guy Wadsworth Clarence Harger Bern Logsdon Upper Sandusky Wiley Mathews Toronto John Michalski James Southgate Bowling Green James Miller Coshocton Andrew Kepler Lake Lee Cooper Fred Fisher Mendon Francis Jiumimetl Ben Myers Fast Liverpool Elwood Robinson Pensville Harry Chaplin Husboro Albert Coulter Surdia Robert Batley Belle Center Walter Cline New Matamorag Earnest Dozer Gaysport Edward Henry Norwood Dory Morris Woodsfield Clarence Nagle Rudolph Pankow George Pappas Russell Pease Oakwood Richard Sills Itura Lewis Higgins Alex Schulte Micke Carney Frank Evangelin Robert McCullough Akron Fred Mindat Howard Porter Joe Zingali Karl Holliday Henry Romick Sardis Gaylord Simpson Millfield Kiinam Wright Columbus Charles Chaney Adolph Pinnecke Leon Rice Emil Wolf Dominic Donato Mike Paika Leo Revana Frank Klowski Roscoe Linville West Farmington Charles Withers Avilla Ellis Stoeffel Wellsville Elmore Davidson Dayton Harold Lowash Mansfield John Bueler Charles Andrews Celina Clifton Herbig Dana Ralph Unionville Albert Vernier Stryker Leon D Burrier Tift Harvey Cottrell Middleport James Shelly George van Horn Murray City Frank McFarland Ashtabula Karl Steinbaugh New Philadelphia Joe Marler Magnolia John Vargo Rhugene Webb Springfield Morris Kahoe Fred Kiser Troy John Richards Frank Ruffalino John Nutger Wayton Maurice White Charles Smith Bellaire Albirtis Glick Carey Howard Merryman Harry Stackpole Vanlue William Abbott Fremont Edwin Rutz Walter Nickerson Clarkaville Flyod Torbert Crooksville Audley Rohel Russell Young Mr. Blanchard Wallace Mason Bellefontaine Guy Goldsmith Belleville Jesse Ammon Wellaville Alfred Packett Charles Morrell Victor Ruchty Wilbur Shook Raymond Salt Junction City Louis Marke Charles Martin Hamlet Herbert Jones Georgetown Jerome Kellenbarger Logan Heeman Bunion Findley Clinton Scarlett Dillonville Loyal Kauffman Burton City Charles Kendall Quincy George Stockert Rudolph Jesse Snyder Kilmer Callimore Columbus Grove Lewis King Middletown Isaac Main Farl Montgomery Peoria Arthur Young Urbana Walter Miller van Wert Ralph Arkenberg Minerva Russell Kersenier Wooster Ortello Weat Krank Swit Warren John Mull Payne Gien Knox Painesville Charles Roothe Smithfield Vernon Rusiek Lima Narlies Bull Volkie Dawnard

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