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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary text shows an obituary notice and a billing or membership reference. Mentions Charter Member Audit Bureau and The Ohio Select List of Daily Newspapers. Names include Robert B. Ward along with a Chicago address in a marginal advertisement context.
A collection of tested recipes features Halibut Soup with parsley and onion, Italian Salad with beets and celery, Mint Jelly from sugar and vinegar, Mixed Salad with lettuce and eggs, Fruit Sauce for Cake using canned juice, Split Pea Soup with peas and vegetables, and Banana Tapioca served with ice cream. The instructions specify steps and modifications for each dish, with ratios for milk, butter, flour, and gelatin as needed.
The piece argues a brighter outlook for business with executives planning large spring campaigns. Richard Spillane cites a magazine with 892000 dollars in net advertising in hand, aiming for 1000000 dollars, suggesting record spend and a nationwide revival driven by advertising belief.
The article argues that wartime community centers fostered social responsibility and urges extending this spirit into home life. It warns against overbuilding public meeting spaces and stresses warmer, inclusive home hospitality to connect diverse people and reduce snobbery. It emphasizes neighborly spirit over formal venues.
The piece argues the U S lags behind other countries on reforms such as equal suffrage and notes England allowed women to vote on equal terms. It criticizes Senator Pomerene of Ohio for opposing equal suffrage and aligns with the solid South in the vote discussion.
A damaged OCR piece recalls the Rocky Mountain Cyclone launch with playful spelling errors and a suburban scene where a woman questions a boy leaning on a gate. The boy explains he is working for a thrift stamp, awaiting payment from Mr Smith for watching his father.
A historical overview explains the writ as a right for prompt hearings, noting federal and Ohio constitutional limits on suspending habeas corpus during invasion or rebellion. It cites Lincoln era suspensions, Burnside actions in 1863, and subsequent Supreme Court rulings deeming such acts unconstitutional. Magna Charta origins are mentioned.
The piece argues Japan risks undermining the peace conference by balking at mandates and colonial surrender. It questions Japan's sincerity regarding World League ideals, past gains in China, and its stance toward Germany possessions, urging scrutiny of its claims and adherence to treaties.
Senior chaplain at General Pershing's headquarters, Bishop Brent, praises the YMCA and argues criticism of its front work is unfounded. He notes that all organizations faced intense strain, and success measured their endurance, shaping the war’s outcome.
Women street cleaners in Paris, who earned $240 yearly before the war, now receive $800 and are pressing for further raises as they organize and demand parity with rising living costs.
An old advert promotes Notacy for cold symptoms claiming relief from coughs and sore throats with Dr Kipmeene formula. It emphasizes long use and fast comfort, noting prices of 60 cents and 1 dollar 20 cents.
A fragmented report notes Dr. en in New dng a will and discusses trainers promoting diet regulation. It mentions penny prices like 25¢ and aims to illuminate how dietary guidance and cost concerns intersect in medical or training advice.
Dr Edward's Olive Tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel but without dangerous after effects. They supposedly improve skin tone, brighten eyes, and relieve constipation. Sold by druggists in 10c and 25c boxes, to be taken one or two nightly for best results.
Washington February 19 2106 names appear on today casualty lists with categories for killed in action wounded degree undetermined and wounded slightly among others Southern Ohio servicemen named include Lieut Frank LeRoy Athens Clarence Brung Cheleyilie George Robinson Zanesville Milton Dixon Coalton Dan McGuire Portsmouth and Milton Courtright Dresden plus several others listed with towns such as Zanesville Rushville Portsmouth Lancaster and Nelsonville.
The funeral for Dorcas Smith, a Chauncey pioneer aged 74, took place Sunday from the Church of Christ with Rev. B. F. Timmons officiating. Burial was in Nye Cemetery and the service drew a large crowd. The event followed her death Friday at home. The same page notes the Christian Endeavor Society holding an annual missionary meeting to support the Danroh India orphanage, with a substantial offering and program details.
Lizzie Poston a former Athens county resident died Sunday at her son Albert Poston’s home in Pliny West Virginia after pneumonia. The body was brought to Chauncey to her brother Leander Dorr's home for funeral services planned Wednesday at 11 a.m. Burial will follow in Athens cemetery. She survived three sons Albert Frank and Jessie. Edith Hatch returned to Cleveland after visiting in the city with Mr and Mrs William Beckler.
Sunday school attendance rose to 267 at Chauncey Church of Christ with a $8.61 collection. Love Men's class led with 63 men, Loyal Woman 49, and Loyal Sons 40 as Chauncey Quartette followed the study session.
The church plans to entertain boys who served and are now returning home to Chauncey and nearby areas. Sergeant George E. Spitzer, an aviator with overseas service, spoke to the school recounting his thrilling experiences. Guests visiting Chauncey included Mr. and Mrs. John Shafer and Mrs. Bingman from The Plains and Athens, and Mr. and Mrs. Porter of Athens visiting Mrs. A. C. W and family. Donald Figgins has received his discharge and returned from a Texas camp to Chauncey, staying with his sister Mrs. Roy Pendergrass.
Evangelist Koch leads ongoing revival meetings at Saints Church with daily sermons and nightly gatherings drawing local parishioners and curious visitors.
Circle Hill residents report visits to Nelsonville Athens Chauncey and Pains community. Attendees include Mrs Charles Stewart Mrs Will Cunningham Franklin Chauncey George Fisher Helen and many others. A party hosted by Miss Thelma Shea on February 15 drew a long guest list and socializing with lunch later.
Mr. and Mrs. William Barnhill and Mrs. Herb Finsterwald appear in a Cedar Ridge notice about a community or family event. The fragment names individuals tied to the Cedar Ridge location and local families.
Mrs. Eleanor Scott and Mr and Mrs Arthur McCann have moved into the McNeil property on Cedar Ridge. Jasper Hill school is progressing well after reopening today with Arthur M Hawk as teacher. Will Hess attends Athens this week on the jury and Wesley Buck recently visited Athens. Mrs Lulu Rainer is convalescing after illness. Mrs Walter Greiner mourns the death of her brother in West Virginia from pneumonia following the flu.
General Glenn orders leniency in furloughs as 2,713 soldiers from the 84th division depart Camp Merritt for Camp Sherman. The 325th and 327th field artillery units totaling 3,? remain to be mustered out soon.
An advertisement touts Bio-seven as a health builder for nervous, weak women claiming two weeks to vigor and a sparkling appearance. It urges purchase at druggists with dosages after meals and at night, noting the formula printed on the package and promising refunds if claims aren’t met.
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