Daily Messenger Athens Ohio Publication Details
The Athens Daily Messenger details delivery and mail rates with contact offices in Athens Ohio New York and Chicago. It notes pricing for subscriptions and obituary notices and lists staff titles including managing editor and foreign advertising manager.
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Athr and
Merala Printing Company
W. Buse
Bdaitor
Ket Ploor
Messenger
Daily Messenger
Postoffice
Athens
Ohio
Audit Bureau
Ohio Selectist
Robert B. Ward
Fabtern
Fifth Ave
New York
Western
Wabesh Ave
Chicago
The Strongest Bond and the Need for English in America
An editorial emphasizes one nation and a common language as essential to national unity. It notes 10 percent of adults cannot read English, 18 percent of new citizens skip school, and 290000 drafted men could not read orders. It argues English education underpins Americanization and public opinion.
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Galute
America
Lane
Not charity but a chance for the handicapped
GOOD WILL INDUSTRIES aims to shift aid from mere charity to occupation creation for the handicapped of all ages and backgrounds. The plan emphasizes self support, dignity, and self-respect through work, arguing that honest labor brings happiness and citizenship.
Speaking of Budgets and Moral Spending
A woman explains that budgeting is not virtue but a practical tool to prevent disorder and endless moral questions about every purchase. She spends a few evenings yearly to plan, allowing for emergencies, and tracks monthly expenses within a small tolerance.
Submarines as Civilized Tools and War Vessels
The article contemplates submarines evolving beyond naval warfare to serve as blocking forces, salvagers of wrecks in shallow waters, and even a means to reclaim cargo for rightful owners. It notes potential deadlocks, port blockades, and moral implications for crews, hinting at retaining the sub in future use.
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English Channel
North Sea
How to Cook Dried Fruit for Palatable Storage
Guidance on soaking and cooking dried fruits to restore texture and flavor. Soak three to forty eight hours in water, then cook with the soaking liquid. Scald promptly if fermentation appears and use high flavored fruits with more cooking water for best taste.
Creamed Fish With Peas on Potato Cakes and Cabbage Salad
Creamed fish with peas or carrots served over potato cakes made from mashed potato, lightly fried in fat, then topped with the creamed mixture. Cabbage salad blends shredded cabbage with celery and red pepper, dressed with mayonnaise, with chopped pimento and optional nuts.
New Patterns and Public Libraries in Gentle Anecdotes
A shopper seeks novelty in tablecloths with a clerk presenting new designs and a border centered pattern. Andrew Carnegie is praised for funding a handsome public library, while a town local humorously notes his wife cleans it though he lacks literary taste.
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Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Opinions on eight hour workday and wartime leadership
The New York World notes 3000 workers at a Brooklyn army base struck for eight hours. The New York Tribune praises General Leonard Wood for foresight in Plattsburg and for shaping the nation's wartime response amid criticism.
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New York World
Brooklyn
Britain
United States
New York Tribune
Leonard Wood
Kansas
Plattsburg
Marine Aide Seizes Role In Investigative Effort
A marine unit expands its duties to pursue investigations and support justice. Officials say the force could serve as an instrument of justice, enhancing accountability and law enforcement reach.
Greed as the Root of War and Disaster
The passage argues greed causes floods, fires, collapses, and war. It urges a fair disposal of German battleships as a peaceful compromise to avoid sinking ships, promoting restraint and cooperative possession over violent action.
Ohio War Casualty Lists Include 531 Names
War Department released casualty lists listing 531 Ohio names. Categories cover killed in action died of wounds died of disease and missing in action with soldiers from Cleveland Cincinnati Portsmouth and other towns. Marines casualties total 5185 with 2033 killed in action and 137 names in today's list including Elmer Woetzlow and Arthur Wilson.
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Washington
War Department
Fred Dehler
Cincinnati
Leon Baetz
Cleveland
Harry Hoffman
Sardina
Louis Lisv
David Sprowse
Portsmouth
William Leiser
St. Henrys
Ray Bronson
Springfield
Clarence E. White
Fairfield
Kilmer Jenkins
London
Otto Miller
Marion Edward Stuber
St. Marys
Hellard Bodden
Mt. Auburn
Adam Hoover
Crestline
John Pavlik
Oscar Love
Proctorville
Wastan Stainslekieskie
Wickliffe
Sam Wharton
Fredericktown
Dewitt Black
Lancaster
Fred Welch
Albin Potslat
Leonard Rice
Porstmouth
Clair Rifner
Toledo
Hiarry Stuckey
Ney
Clarence Worthington
Thackery
Ira Field
Wellston
Frank Herbert
Columbus
August Hobart
Paul Katz
Leonard Maloney
Delphos
Lewis Sowards
McArthur
Oliver Markle
Quaker City
Marines Corps
Marine Corps
Lovette Channel
Paul Chandler
Plain City
Hug Farnsworth
Edward Hamel
Marcellus Schrock
Euclid
Leland Shaw
Claude Stanton
Kent
Frank Wagner
Malvern
Guy Wilkinson
Norwich
Mike Grucela
Akron
Ohio Casualty List Names 763 Wounded Soldiers
Sunday’s casualty list includes 763 slightly wounded men with Ohio entries led by Colonel William M. Myers of Cincinnati and Lieuts Wilbur Collier Kitts Hills Merton Higbie Toledo Clarence Myers Georgetown and Leo Trainer Fayette among others from cities such as Hamilton Hillsboro Youngstown Fremont Columbus and Cincinnati. The roster lists ranks and hometowns including Walter Maley Salineville Russell Williams Portsmouth Cornelius English New Matamoras George Caylor Fremont and several more across the state.
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Fremont
Clarence Reed
West Leipsic
Edward Smith
Youngstown
Leon Wetshoff
Cincinnati
Howard Dickman
Charles Flagg
Portsmouth
Odilo Green
John Palmer
Steubenville
Thomas Pask
Vicery
George Richie
Dayton
Cecil Smith
Elyria
Ben Tiedman
Akron
Charles Bowman
Joe Bylow
Toledo
Emmett Klein
Nevarre
William Kramer
William Nelson
Massilon
Lee Schuler
Marion
Emil Sokla
Cleveland
Albert Tanner
West Austinburg
Jack Clay
Henry Bischoff
Holgate
Joe Wendel
Ft. Recovery
Lee Sanford
Carl Keeler
Galion
Carl Cooke
Rockford
Oscar Harris
Troy
Hrales Dunn
Lockland
Vincent DeNapoli
Kenneth Coller
Bowling Green
Everyday Etiquette Advice From The Etiquette Column
A column on manners advises saleswomen to treat all customers with equal courtesy regardless of spending. It notes introductions should honor the gentleman first, and mentions a tenth anniversary and suitable tin gift items for a wedding.
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Mabel S
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Christmas gatherings and mishap in Trimble area
Mr. Car Cole and sister Hazel visit Trimble relatives while several locals attend family gatherings in Athens and Bethany. Dalton Robinson suffers a head injury when a barn door falls on him requiring eight stitches.
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Car Cole
Hazel
Trimble
C. W. Burton
Myrtle Calvert
Bessie Robinson
Roea Calvert
Dalton Robinson
Athens
Bruce Robinson
Myrle
Coolville
Luta Caldwell
Ohio University
Alex Caldwell
Guy Secoy
Chauncey
Hannah Chalfant
Garret
Camp Sherman
Leslie Petty
Bethany
J. S. Gaston
L. A. Townsend
Beulah
Lee Gaston
Max Chapman
Blaine Chapman
Mr. Ston
IL. A. Townsend
Amos —Noend
Zionist Claims to Autonomy at World Peace Conference
Zionist leaders plan to present right to organize an autonomous Jewish government in the Holy Land at the world peace conference. British officials reportedly sanction the move and a Zionist bureau will open in Paris to relay news to leaders across countries.
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London
United Press
Holy Land
Great Britain
Paris
Ivy Benefits Walls by Drawing Moisture, Experts Say
European tests show ivy helps historic stone walls by drawing excess moisture away, potentially stabilizing aged structures. Researchers note the plant's root systems and leaf cover reduce water accumulation that can cause deterioration.
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Europe
Germany to halt ammunition manufacture this December
A German press report reaching the state department said ammunition production in Germany will stop by December 51. Only those firms unable to suspend work without significantly increasing unemployment are still making ammunition.
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Washington
Gereman
State Department
Germany
Christmas rush boosts Federal Express business, notes officer
The piece reports a stronger Christmas period for Federal Express compared with last year and cites Agent Woodworth on the improved handling. It notes prior holidays were at least one fourth lower due to present limited business. It also mentions a new resuscitating device with a rubber suction cone for chest manipulation by novices.
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Federal Express Company
Woodworth
Musterole advertised relief for neuralgia and pains
An old Musterole ad touts fast relief from neuralgia and head pains using mustard oil and plaster. It claims doctors and nurses recommend it for sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma and rheumatic pains with simple application to temples neck and chest. It mentions 0 50 cent and 2 50 hospital size jars.
Boost Your Health With Bio-seven for Nervous Women
A sensational health claim promises quick vigor for weak nervous women using Bio-seven. The ad asserts two weeks to stronger nerves, vivid eyes, clear skin, and buoyant health with a seven day starter followed by continued use. It cites a listed formula and urges purchase at any drugstore with a money back if results are not felt.
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