Socialists seek to restate War Views in New York Meeting
At a New York gathering A W Ticker calls for restating socialist war aims amid disaster from St. Louis platform. He notes censorship damages and links to anarchists and pro-Germans. He now believes Germany sought conquest and urges backing US war aims to defeat the German dream. Public interest wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. W. Ticker
Appeal To Reason
Pearson's
St. Louis
Brestatovsk
Ukraine
Finland
Germany
Mr. Ricker
United States
Hindenburg
Public push to end German language in schools and public life
The article argues that New York City will drop German classes for war duration, with Cleveland Iowa South Dakota banning German in schools churches transit and public discourse. It defends English as essential to American civilization, noting only a few needing German should learn it later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Cleveland
South Dakota
Iowa
Officials Urge Curtailment of Unnecessary War Letters
A wartime appeal urges citizens to curb needless correspondence to Washington. The daily Official U S Bulletin and local offices can answer many questions or receive suggestions, saving stationery, postage, and clerks’ time for vitally important work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
Spred
Rks
U. S. Bulletin
Ashton
Savings stamps for prizes endorsed nationwide
The Department of Agriculture backs awarding prizes at agricultural fairs with War Savings Stamps. The recommendation has been sent to federal and state officials nationwide, but has drawn only limited approval so far.
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Department of Agriculture
Louisiana Chamber of Commerce
Household Hints Cocoa Tomato Salad Menu Hint
A cook book style entry outlines a sequence of dishes and ideas for meals. It lists Cocoa Tomato Salad Breakfast Apple Sauce Cookies Dinner Fruit Compote Fried Liver Potato Cakes Combination Salad Graham Bread Butter Lemon Cream Pudding Coffee.
Miss Hayden Hosts Farewell Party for Dane Osborne
Miss Ida Hayden entertained at her Mill street home on Wednesday evening in honor of Dane Osborne who recently enlisted. Guests included Miss Mabel Conrad Miss Ruth Osborne Miss Rose McCann and Mezars Dane Osborne Earl Johnson Harold Beckley and Ralph Barker. George Greene Sr. of Chauncey injured his left hand when a wrench slipped fracturing a bone Dr W V Sprague attended. Rev W H Arthur of Chauncey attended Gallipolis for his granddaughter Miss Mabel Hanlin’s high school commencement. Mr Oscar Six of Chauncey is in poor health.
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Ida Hayden
Mill Street
Dane Osborne
Mabel Conrad
Ruth Osborne
Rose McCann
Earl Johnson
Harold Beckley
Ralph Barker
George Greene Sr
Chauncey
W. V. Sprague
W. H. Arthur
Gallipolis
Mabel Hanlin
Miss Hanlin
Arthur
Oscar Six
War garden tips for quick crops and soil care
Treat potatoes for ectab before planting. Sow peas radishes spinach and lettuce again after the first crop is out of the ground. Cover first pea planting with about an inch of soil and plant later sowings deeper. If rain crusts onion seed rake it. Carrots beets and parsnips germinate slowly. Mark rows with breakfast radish seeds for early cultivation.
Home Cooked Dishes From Fish Loaf To Rice Pudding
A collection of old fashion recipes including Fish Loaf with layered cod or halibut and pork fat, Rhubarb Sauce, Tapioca pudding with vanilla, New England Cornmeal Pudding with milk and molasses, and Rice Pudding with rice and raisins.
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New England
Infirmary Residents Enjoy William Fox Film
Inmates at the County Infirmary in Chauncey were entertained Thursday afternoon with a showing at The Globe theatre. Manager T. R. Hamilton arranged the Lee children film Two Little Imps, donated earlier for school children, a treat for the infirmary crowd. Mrs. H. M. Figley and Miss Boring supervised. Guests this week included Mr. and Mrs. George Besmer of Parkersburg and Mrs. Eli Smith of New Lexington visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Smith.
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County Infirmary
Chauncey
Globe Theatre
T. R. Hamilton
William Fox
Lee
Hamilton
George Besmer
Parkersburg
Eli Smith
New Lexington
R. D. Smith
Chauncey Church to Welcome Thomas Kalane for Sunday Talk
Thomas B Kalane a native of East Africa will address Chauncey Church of Christ Sunday school at 9 30 am. He is educated by Rev W H Book and a Wilberforce University graduate and plans to return home for Christian work. Mrs Norriman and daughter of Charleston and Mrs Harris of Nelsonville visited the Wilsons in Chauncey Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Kalane
Inhambane
East Africa
Church of Christ
Chauncey
Mr. Kalane
W. H. Book
Wilberforce University
Norriman
Charleston
W. Va
Harris
Nelsonville
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey Wednesday
Dinner Tales and Dinner Guests from Daily Scribbles
A collection of humorous vignettes and banter from a dinner table setting. It includes a prohibition quip about keeping alcohol far from people, remarks on a farmer’s head, a couple’s dinner failings, an egg order mix up with bombs, and Irvin Cobb’s trip to France with a misread water analysis stating Bright’s disease.
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Irvin
Cobb
France
Long Island
New York
Bright
Everyday Etiquette for Weddings and Etiquette Answers
A column by Marie Reilley offers etiquette guidance on wedding timing, place cards, and handling bereavement during nuptials. It notes that a bride may proceed with a church wedding after a bereavement within a year, followed by a small reception for family and close friends.
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Marion B
Folly to Attack Coast Says Orville Wright
Dayton Ohio June 8 Orville Wright says Germany would waste its energy bombing the U S coast. He cites many American airplanes near New York and asserts aviators could pursue and disable enemy flyers. He adds there would be no safe landing place on coastal cities and would mean certain death for raiders.
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Dayton
Orville Wright
United States
Mr. Wright
New York
Prizes and Thrift Stamps as Fair Rewards Proposed
The article argues state and county fair authorities should consider replacing traditional prizes with Thrift Stamps or similar rewards. It suggests extending this idea to card parties juvenile games sporting events and newspaper contests to benefit causes like Sam's war fund while noting prizes.
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Athens County Agricultural Society
Sam's War Fund
Local Athens Ad Catalog From A Z
A dense list of Athens area businesses features many names and products from hardware to groceries and services. The ad page highlights The Athens Electric Co The Athens Ice and Storage Co The Athens Messenger Bank of Athens National Bank Hibbard's Music Shop and more. It markets appliances groceries dry goods and motor vehicles along with clothing stores and department store signage.
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Caauncey Notes
Messenger
Miss Hayden
Minneapolis Tribune
Crowells
Murray
Crowell
Marie Reilley
Miss Reilley
M.c.Meiker
THE
Athens Electric CO
Athens Ice & Storage CO
Athens Messenger
Athens National Bank
F. L. Alderman
Athens Printery CO
Athens
Bank OF Athens National Banking Association
W. B. Golden
W. S. Blackwood
Carpenter How. CO
Glouster
Cash Shoe Store
Corner Court
Mill Streets
the Cline Pharmacy CO
Cline Ice Cream CO
Cornwell & Co., Jewelers and Optometrists
Henry W. Cotner
Rexall
Emmett H. Cotton
W. M. Cray
M. T. Ellis
Foutch’s
Hibbard’s Music Shop
Columbia Grafonolas
Home Furnishing CO
J. H. Johnson Novelty CO
Kerr Hardware CO
Lash’s Drug
Lash
Lostro Auto Sales CO
Overland and
Willys-Knight Automobiles
Federal Trucks
Maxwell’s Novelty Store
China
McHenry & Sisler
Wooltex
the Messenger Printery CO
Moler Auto Sales CO
Chevrolet and
Cadillac Motor Cars
Republic and
Sterling Trucks
Murphy Bros
Roach
Scott Haney CO
Home of Good Clothes
Sam Summer
Star Mineral Water Works CO
F. C. Stedman CO
Ohio
Union Grocery CO
Campbell Block
Wolfe Bros
D. Zenner Co.—Modern Department Store
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