Daily Messenger publication details and offices
The notice lists publisher details for The Daily Messenger with pricing for subscriptions and ads, mentions the managing editor W Bush, and provides mailing addresses in Athens Ohio and offices in New York and Chicago. It notes rates, payment terms, and obituary notice charges.
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Athene Bocgonges Eo Merald
W. Bush
Messenger Building
Mesakenger
Eil
Thenia
Resolutiona
Postoffice
Athens
Ohio
Carter
Audict Bureau
Ienulatinne
Ohile Seiee
Robert SB. Ward
Fastern
Fifth Ave
New York
Western
Routh Wabash Ave
Chicago
Jenes
Kaiser Bill Is Dead, Says Reports From Europe
A commentary notes Kaiser Bill is politically finished as European dispatches describe his downed status and the new regime’s food hoard findings. It urges Americans to support a safe, sane government and costlier Liberty bonds to fund the postwar order.
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Europe
Kaiser Bill
Unter der Linden
Kaiser
Howard Law and Order
Uncle Sam
Stereoscope visits the modern war era in nostalgic form
The piece recalls the stereoscope as an old parlor device and tracks its wartime revival for aerial photography. It explains how double images render depth to measure heights trenches and camouflage, enabling precise ground study and revealing new combat realities. The tone blends nostalgia with a hint of technical optimism.
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Rodgers
Holiday Menu and Recipes from a Classic Breakfast Table
A dated menu lists Steamed Dates, French Toast, Split Pea Soup, Graham Muffins, and various candy recipes. Includes Panocha, Molasses Candy, Peanut Candy, Butter Candy, and a full split pea soup method with pork and milk. Also details Graham Muffins, Fried Oysters, and Jatmeal Coffee with kitchen tips.
Dinner Tales of War Recruiting and Witty Trades
A war era kitchen joke collection shows a drill line message misheard as funds sent cash for reinforcements. A choreman Sam parades a diamond scarfpin and jokes about its value. An old sailor helps a farmer by rounding up sheep, mistaken for a hare in the fold.
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Sam
Uncle Sam’s guardian angel and a wedding bill
A wartime piece jokes that returning soldiers face government scrutiny before marriage licenses. It notes pension and insurance incentives lure marriages, warns of adventuresses, and recalls General Crowder’s planned questions for soldiers seeking licenses. It also previews a future air passenger service with 40 passengers per flight and 119 mph speed.
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England
Passenger Planes Rise Above The Deep Blue Sky
Fragmentary note references planes and sky travel with garbled phrases about rocking in the cradle of the deep blue sky and mentions Cap and a farmer.
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Cap
Benjamin
Dipsnes
Farmer
Women at Work During War Wave and Postwar Outlook
The article argues unemployment among men is not a major issue as women entered industry mainly temporarily to aid the war effort. Many worked as patriots or family supporters and would retreat to home duties once soldiers return. It predicts permanent but limited female employment with normal postwar unemployment.
War department casualty list totals 6316 names
Washington December 23 6316 casualties reported today with categories for killed in action wounded severly missing in action and died of disease or accident Included are Ohioans such as Robert Shrader Edward Bolowiski David Jones Alfred Miller Andrew Otland and many others named across Cincinnati Cleveland Piqua Columbus Toledo and other cities Also listed are woundeds by degree and those died of wounds or disease reflecting a wide regional roll of honor
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Washington
War Department
Mica ii Boior
Teroe
Ane
Cincinnati
Edward Bolowiski
Cleveland
David Jones
Urichsville
Alfred Miler
Martins Ferry
Andrew Otland
Frank Williams
Piqua
Frank Burke
Kidward Goetz
Columbus
Eugene Beatty
Lafayette
Luther Jargo
Chicago
Leo Williams
Lime City
Absolotary
Warsaw
Eugene Hughes
Kimbolton
Roy Norris
Newcomerstown
Louis Rames
Kennedys
William Spicer
Zanesville
William Davis
Elyria
George Krenedwies
Stealthy
Thomas Smiler
Hubbard
Oakley Wilson
Lebanon
Carlos Beckett
Akron
Arthur Graham
East Liverpool
Elwood Steen
Springfield
John Toth
Charles Goldren
Dayton
Robert Watts
Nevada
Carl Rein
Ripley
Lawrence Gillespie
Elmer Willis
Kent
Harold Knecht
Eden
Ora Wells
West
Milton David Emmons
Georgetown
Guy Parker
When Your Liver is out of Order
An old advertisement urges readers to use Beecham's Pills for liver and stomach relief. It claims a few doses will stimulate the liver regulate the bowels and improve overall well being. The copy emphasizes signs like headache upset stomach and bad taste.
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Beecham
Resinol Ointment touted for many skin ailments
Resinol the tested skin treatment relieves eczema ring worm itching burning eruptions and sores. It cools wind or sun burned skin and is recommended for mosquito bites and insect stings with soothing effects. All dealers sell Resinol Ointment and the shaving stick users find lotions unnecessary.
Notice Retail Druggists No More Vaporab Direct Buy It From Your Jobber
During the influenza epidemic the company shifted to direct ship to retailers in affected districts by parcel post, but growing small shipments overwhelmed capacity. Effective immediately, no more drop shipments. products to retailers and jobbers will resume through the wholesale channel with limited parcel quantities and priority on back orders. Night shift hours doubled production, yet supply remains tight. Public thanks extended to retail and wholesale drug trade for cooperation during the emergency.
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Express
Marine casualty list shows 5280 total with 1908 KIA
The Marine Corps casualty roll now lists 5280, including 1908 killed in action. Today 101 names appear with 29 KIA. Ohioans on the Sunday list include Glen Shusser of Columbus Grove and Fred Seitz of Pomeroy among the killed, plus several wounded and prisoners across Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Ironton regions.
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Cecil
Edward Geary
Youngstown
Charles Imler
Brookville
Orville Webster
Zanesville
Frank Carney
Berea
Leroy Farst
New Madison
Fred Moeller
Ironton
Clem Schallie
Vincent Zdajewski
Toledo
Marines Corps
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Ohloans
Glen Shusser
Columbus Grove
Fred Seitz
Pomeroy
Raymond Baldwin
Cleveland
William Crown
Morristown
Paul Brantley
Cincinnati
Felix Murphey
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