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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1920

Page

4

Interdependence and the War’s Aftermath on Society

The essay argues the war and postwar industrial turmoil deepen solidarity among all classes. It stresses mutual dependence across railroads coal miners and food producers, warns that any dereliction disrupts the entire economy, and calls for vigilance to keep civilization from collapse through constant cooperation.

Well such police and honest politics in Kansas

The piece mocks William Allen White for endorsing a political job via a letter to friends, noting candid confession and candor in his Emporia Gazette. It praises his blunt honesty while criticizing campaigning circumlocutions and Kansas criticism, then ends with a quip about Liberty Bonds and selling.

William Allen White Emporia Gazette Ion Idi- White Chicago Kansas White Kangan

The Race for a Silver Cup and a Doctor’s Door Joke

A jeweler offers race cups as prizes and an eager man challenges for the largest cup. A famous jockey falls ill and an urban doctor’s door brass plate becomes a gag about betting on long odds. A Sunday School lesson ends with a child choosing beauty then repentance.

Benjamin St. 4 Benny

A Slice of Life at the Drug Business Friend’s Place

The speaker recalls a friend in the drug trade they visit when sick. They request four bottles of medicine to ward off a cold. The friend responds kindly and produces a wrapped bottle, asking them to charge it.

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Comfort ruins the young spirit say professor's warning

Philadelphia educator Prof Earl Barnes argues comfort ages the mind and harms happiness urging women to seek new experiences and diverse society. He says youth comes from trying new ideas, tasks, or roles and not from easy routines or beauty routines.

Earl Barnes Philadelphia Barnes

Cornell President Schurman To Leave Office June 23

Dr Jacob Gould Schurman, Cornell University president for nearly 28 years, will resign effective June 23. Elected in 1892, he cites a limit of 25 to 30 years in office and a wish to devote time to other duties after postwar issues. He long served in public roles including US commissioner to the Philippines and US minister to Greece and Montenegro. He holds honorary LUWs from several universities and is a French Legion of Honor officer.

Jacob Gould Schurman Jacob G. Shurman Cornell University Schurmann Cornell Charles Kendall Adams New York Freetown Prince Edward Island Gilchrist University of London Canada Schurman Acadia College Malhousie College Sage United States Commission Philippines United States Greece Montenegro Columbus Yale Edinburgh Williams Dartmouth Harvard Brown University of Pennsylvania

Promoter Rivalry Hints at Dempsey Carpentier Fight

Jack Kearns states Dempsey has not signed with any promoter and will not seal a deal until Georges Carpentier arrives in the United States. He notes offers from Fox and Rickard, but insists Carpentier’s signature is required first. Dempsey wants the bout in America and immediate planning after Carpentier’s arrival. Des Camps confirms Carpentier will sign upon reaching the U.S.

Henry L. Farrell United Press New York Carpentier United States Georges Carpentier Rickard Kearns Fox Cochrane Tex Rickard Wm. Fox Dempsey America Los Angeles States M. Descamps

McAdoo Declines Georgia Primary Ballot Request

William Q. McAdoo refused to have his name voted in Georgia Democratic primaries saying uninstructed delegates should be sent, while noting it is his duty to accept a nomination if offered. He sent the telegram to Milledgeville Mayor Miller S. Bell, his boyhood home, where his name was entered.

New York William Q. McAdoo Georgia McAdoo

President Wilson to send new wage note to railroaders

Rail union officials say they will receive another communication from President Wilson regarding the railway wage controversy in a few days after a conference with Secretary Tumulty. The talks followed a session with Wilson last week.

Loon Washington Wilson Tumulty

Dessert From Fruit Fleece To

Boiling water with sugar lemon rind and apple sauce juice forms a base. Corn starch thickens then folded into stiff egg whites. Layer with leftover berries or fruit cut pieces in cups. Chill until set and serve with sweetened milk or vanilla custard.

Raisin Bread for Tea Time Noted as Quick Treat

A recipe outlines making raisin bread for afternoon tea as a hearty, easily kept snack. Ingredients include flour salt sugar baking powder raisins egg milk and melted shortening. Mix dry ingredients stir in raisins add egg milk and shortening, pour into loaf pans and bake forty minutes for tender slices.

Winks and warding off colds in a quirky column

A light, anecdotal piece narrates a wink and a homeward dash tied to a castor oil remedy. It notes a visiting French war bride claiming U S styles lag by ten years, and humor about skirt trends converging into belts.

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