Athens Daily Messenger Publisher and Rates Notice
An aged newspaper page shows publishing details for The Athens Daily Messenger, including management names W B Bush and Merald Primting, offices in Athens Ohio, New York and Chicago, and subscription rates from weekly to yearly with advance payment terms. Obituary and memorial notices incur line charges.
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Athens
Imoosengee and Merald Primting Company
W. Bush
Baitor
Messenger
Daily Messenger
Athena
Ohio
Harter
Audit Bureau Circulattions
Thanlio
Robert B. Ward
Mastern
U S Signals Readiness for Mexican Intervention
The article portrays rising U S pressure over Mexico as German influence wanes. It notes troop buildups along the border, overseas veterans returning, and plans for a possible American army advance into Mexico. Carranza's policies are blamed for straining relations, while a new revolution in Mexico is cited as a potential trigger.
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United States
Mexico
Baron von Eckhardt
Carranza
Washington
Uncle Sam
Galveston
Guantanamo
Texas
France
Latin America
Gerard calls out Germanys wartime wrongs and urges unified punishment
Former Ambassador Gerard urged a New York audience to reject pity for Germany and to stand with the Allies in enforcing harsh peace terms. He cited starvation of prisoners, devastation of France and Belgium, forced labor of women, sinking ships, and violations of international law as premeditated assaults.
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Gerard
New York
Germany
France
Belgium
Lusitania
United States
Europe must be stabilized after dynastic collapse
The author argues Europe’s dynasties are crumbling and order must be restored. Allies may refrain from action unless rioting escalates, with personal safety insured and a continued American presence of at least a million troops in Europe. Liberty Loan funding is urged due to expected costs.
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Europe
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Planning the Temple of Peace
Balfour urged the two English speaking peoples to build a temple of humanity after the armistice. With Wilson in Hongland, the moment to perfect the plans grows, hoping leaders at the peace conference align with popular will for a lasting peace.
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Balfour
Wilson
Hongland
Codfish and Halibut Recipes From Old Menu
The page details fish dishes including codfish tidbit bites fried in egg and Indian meal, halibut steaks with buttered lemon potatoes and a thick mayonnaise sauce, codfish fritters with mashed potatoes and eggs, and a fish salad in green peppers. It also covers leftover vegetables and stock reuse for soups, sauces, and creamed dishes.
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Blake
Dinner Stories Courtroom Snippets and Wartime Banter
A cross examination probes the defendant’s character with sharp humor about laziness. A guard’s exchange mocks a post command as an officer interrupts. A soldier compares a comrade to General Foch, who replies with dry wit about flattery.
Opinions on postwar peace and war memories across papers
The Troy Times highlights Arab self determination for Hedjaz at the peace conference. The Portland Oregonian mocks Spain and Holland cabinet shuffles. The Brooklyn Eagle lauds American Marines at Chateau Thierry, Belleau Wood, Bouresches and Paris defense. The Boston Transcript jokes about Wilson and a propeller White House.
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Troy Times
Hedjaz
Constantinople
Portland Oregonian
Spain
Holland
Brooklyn Eagle
Chateau Thierry
Daniels
Belleau Wood
Bouresches
Paris
Rhine
Boston Transcript
White House
Wilson
Germans Land Troops in New York They Say They Would
The writer notes with sarcasm that the Germans promised to land troops in New York someday and now claim they are doing so, but the soldiers are actually American.
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New York
Von Bernstorff and the League of Nations debate
The speaker notes Von Bernstorff opposed German policy and left the U S to return to Germany. He argues the League of Nations is not new, cites colonial leagues as early peace efforts, and warns that with the army returning, Mexico's trouble could provoke action. The piece also mocks the M C A as a smoke trust and cites the Los Angeles Times on cigarette sales.
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von Bernstorff
America
Germany
League of Nations
Colonies
Casualty list totals 920 with Ohioans named
Washington reports 920 names on casualty lists including killed in action and wounded from Ohio. The list names Lieut John Morrison and others from Cincinnati Cleveland Akron and Youngstown among the killed and missing. Also included are several entries for wounded and listed values and transfers of property. A filler advertisement urges readers to treat minor ailments to prevent serious illness.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Bernard Hanford
Cleveland
William Lett
Alverton
George Precht
Joe Strong
Stryke
Frank Gottschall
Selo
Kred Arkhai
Akron
Fred Jacobs
Luck
Clyde Livingston
Louisville
Roscoe Scharddine
Miami
Perry Gray
Cambridge
Oscar Kertheimer
James Stevenson
West Salem
Amos Tharr
Springfield
Alex Myslinski
Russell Kerstetter
Wooster
Harry Macianiello
Youngstown
Fredie Wynkoop
Columbus
Oscar Gable
Toledo
Anthony Urbanowski
Isadore Kemenski
Bridgeport
Charles McClure
Fresno
Angelo de Vincentis
Steubenville
Frank Hroch
Ward McAllister
Leipsic
Charles Reutter
Medina
Holland Wirick
Bryan
Real estate transfers in Rome Township totals stated
Rome Township and M W Jennings transfer 160 acres valued at 3520 to The Federal Valley Realty Co. Also listed are 142.47 acres valued at 3125 and 80 acres with coal valued at 1860 alongside 41 acres mentioned in the transfer record.
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Federal Valley Realty Co
Jennings Coal Co
Lucretia Hall
Henry Hall
William EE. Lewis Et al
Ella A
Ruth
Byron
Metta B. Harrison
S. Wiley
Alpheus M. Nester
Fannie Bingman
Margaret A. Lyons
G. B. Shanks
Rome Township Co. DD
M. W. Jennings
Parker's Treatment for Indigestion and Constipation
Stop sour stomach gas and pain with Dr Parker's Treatment for Indigestion and Constipation. Guaranteed to satisfy or cost nothing, with a money back offer. Available at local drug stores for 1.00, prepared by Geo. B. Parker, Athens, Ohio.
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Parker
Geo. B. Parker
A. D
Athens
Social visits fill Nelsonville week with many listed
Circle Hill residents Mrs Charles McBride Thelma Shea and others visited in Nelsonville Tuesday. Arthur Thomas Jess Skinner Darrel Hartley and many more were in town or visiting relatives. Athens guests included Mrs P J Fisher Dorothy Fisher and Mrs Clemence Wormsley with baby.
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Charles McBride
Thelma Shea
Nelsonville
Arthur Thomas
Jess Skinner
Darrel Hartley
P. J. Fisher
Dorothy
Clemence Wormsley
Athens
Rice Thomas
George Fisher
Dug Lock
William Gordon and Son
Charles Stewart
Lenard Stewart
Frank Kirkendall
Mural
Pearl Jordan
Barberton
Joe Garlinger
Gladys Spellman
Hildreth
Chauncey
Charles Childress
Emmett Hallen
Jacksonville
Colonel Lock
the Plains
Russel Childress
Circle Hill
John Grimm
Jessie
Oliie Gardlinger
Christmas Day Hospitality Notice
Mr and Mrs Arthur Burchfield hosted Christmas day with guests including Mr and Mrs Clinton Augustine Mr John Phillips and Mrs Mary Burchfield of Poston and Mrs Fannie McCatheran.
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Arthur Burchfield
Clinton Augustine
John Phillips
Mary Burchfield
Poston
Fannie McCatheran
Miner James Copers Injured by Coal Fall in No 10 Mine
James Copers suffered a severe head flesh wound after a coal fall at No 10 mine on Tuesday. A physician moved him home, and he is recovering as well as could be expected.
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James Copers
Local residents visit relatives and celebrate Christmas
Miss Mae Campbell spent Wednesday and Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Robbins at Athena. James Burchfield is spending this week at New England and Amesville with friends. Derrel Moore is spending this week in Athens with Mr. Charles Russell. Miss Ethyl Barker of Athens was at her home here on Christmas. Two children of Herbert McDonald are very ill with influenza. Miss Rachel Micheal of Athens spent Christmas at the home of Floyd Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Campbell and baby were guests of her parents at Coolville over Christmas.
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Mae Campbell
John Robbins
Athena
James Burchfield
New England
Amesville
Derrel Moore
Athens
Charles Russell
Ethyl Barker
Herbert McDonald
Rachel Micheal
Floyd Barker
Man in Union Suit Imitates Sept Morning Stunt
Steubenville reports a man identified as John Heart paraded in a union underwear suit along Market Street at about 1130 p.m. He staged a "September Morn" imitation that caused a crowd to gather and led to his arrest by Officer Taylor for the night. Heart said his clothes had been ...
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Steubenville
John Heart
John
Market Street
Taylor
Heart
Bio-feren Promises Strength After Influenza
After influenza, doctors recommend Bio-feren as a tonic to restore strength and brain function. The formula includes lecithin, iron, gentian, and other ingredients. patients take two tablets after meals and one at night, seven daily, with a money-back guarantee if dissatisfied.
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Nature
Stolen Identity Suspected in Cruel Prank Tale
The fragment suggests a person vanished amid rumors of a cruel prank by friends. No further details on location, names, or dates are available, leaving the incident described as a suspected prank-centered disappearance.
Administrator's Sale at N. B. Dean Estate Near Amesville
Public sale at the residence of the late N. B. Dean near Amesville on January 9 aims to liquidate a variety of farm and household items. Items include an Overland automobile, gas engines, grinders, lumber, harnesses, farm equipment, wagon, hav rack, road cart, galvanized spouting, and more. Terms announced day of sale. Sale begins at nine o'clock.
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N. KB. Dean
Amesville
Camamence
B. McCune
Fred Taughlin
Lane's Cold and Grip Tablets Promote Overnight Relief
Advertises Lane's cold and grip Tablets as pleasant to take before bed. Promises waking with relief and guarantees their effectiveness. Sold by druggists everywhere with thousands of users.
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General Foch
Los Angeles Times
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Gaqual
Mrs. Chas. Campbell
Baby
Coolville
Schiffmann
R. J. Schiffman
St. Paul
Minn
the Newsom -Walburn Co
KE. R. Walburn
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Easley
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