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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1919

Page

2

Miners Union Backs League of Nations Endorsed by Local 202

Hollister March 11 resolution from Local Union No. 202 of the United Mine Workers advocates the League of Nations to safeguard peace and human rights. It calls for U S entry, cites labor support, and urges transmission to President Wilson, Ohio senators, and Taft. Official actions note D. W. Wallace, Hiram Deem, and Charles Bookman as leaders.

America Free Nations League of Nations United States of America Wilson U.S U. S Ohio W. H. Taft League New York City D. W. Wallace Hiram Deem Chas. Bookman

War souvenirs brought home by Major Johnson draw crowds in Athens

A display at Clines showcases battlefield artifacts from Major M. R. Johnson's World War I service in France. Visitors see a French helmet worn throughout service, a German officer’s plate from a dugout, field glasses, a brass signal pistol, a sixteenth notch trench knife, a flashlight, and pistols from French, American, and German hands. The collection also includes canteens, canned rations, shells, and a water cane used by his adjutant in Champagne and Vosges fighting. This is Athens’s largest World War I memorabilia exhibit to date.

Cline’s M. Johnson Elds France America Germany Major Johnson Finch Champagne Vosges Mountains Vernion Athens

Birth Control Movement Emerges in Germany

Censor reports show the start of a birth control movement in Germany with many letters exchanged between husbands and wives declaring they will have no more children.

Coblenz Germany

Merchants threaten Sunday law push over closures

In Cincinnati March 12 200s retail grocers and butchers league members threaten to close Sundays if forced to stop operate They would push strict enforcement of Ohio Sunday closing law to halt Sunday baseball theaters movies newsstands and nonessential shops The Sunday Rest and Recreational League reports arrests of dealers staying open on Sunday by its members.

Cincinnati Ohio

Mi o na stomach tablets advertise relief

An advertisement urges readers to take Mi o na stomach tablets to cure indigestion dizziness biliousness and sick headache. It promises a refund if relief is not achieved and notes McKee Drug Co and other leading drug stores carry the product.

McKee Drug Co

Five Vessels Readied for Home Shore

Washington March 12 The War Department announced transport sailings to New York and Newport News from Bordeaux and St Nazaire. Vessels include Zacapa Polarland Haverford Rijndam and Princess Mateiki with troops convalescents engineers and various army units attached. The Thirtieth Division has started home. Finland sailed March 10 for Newport News with 56th artillery and 116th machine gun battalion among aboard.

Washington War Department Zacapa Bordeaux New York Boreeaux 26Th Engineers Army Polarland Haverford Brest Philadelphia Signal Corps Upton Gordon and Dodge Mobile Hospital Camp Funston Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan California Minnesota North Dakota Illinois Oklahoma Montana Alabama Rijindam St. Nazaire Newport News Field Artllery Nog 37Th Engineers Sherman Gordon Devons Taylor Lee Meade Kearney Camp Sherman Camp Grant Camp Lee Dix Funston Grant Greenleaf Lee and Hancock Iowa 114Th Artillery

Pretty Frock Pattern For Little One Sizes Two To Six

A dress design features fabrics including batiste voile gabardine linen pique cashmere and albatross with gingham and percale options. The pattern offers four sizes and shows sleeve lengths wrist or elbow and option to finish without tab trimming. Size 4 needs 3 1/2 yards of 27 inch material. A pattern illustration can be mailed for 10 cents.

Farmers support cooperative producer associations bill in Ohio

Columbus officials report members of the Ohio State Grange and other farmers groups expressed support for forming cooperative producers associations to pool products and aid marketing. The proposed bill before the Ohio legislature would authorize such organizations.

Columbus Mar Ohio State Grange Farmers’ Organization Cooperative Producers’ Associations Ohio

Plans Underway for School Art Exhibit at Masonic Temple

Teachers from the grades and high school met to organize the March 24 and 25 art exhibit at the Masonic Temple. Miss Grover Dickson and Mrs. Hollenbeck head donation efforts with letters to clubs, lodges, and individuals. Clara Wethr chairs candy and fancy work sales to boost receipts. Blanche Bay handles private sales. Belle Schloss directs pupil guides and ushers. The 1917 exhibit valued at 410 aims to reach 500, with evening programs being prepared and sold soon.

Masonic Temple Miss Grover Miss Dickson Hollenbeck Misa Clara Wethr Blanche Bay Belle Schloss

Curing Meat Notes For Winter Conditions

An expert from Ohio State University cautions that open winter temperatures disrupt standard brine cures. He advises early spoilage detection, ropy brine handling, and switching to a dry cure using salt sugar and saltpeter with staged additions.

C. T. Coklip College of Agriculture Ohio States University

Akron man guilty of embezzling city funds

George Piper former city purchasing agent was found guilty of embezzling 1531 dollars by a jury. He was charged with selling coal consigned to the city to individuals and firms. The jury was out only thirty minutes.

Akron Mar George Piper Piper

Public Forum on School System Critique in Athens Ohio

R. D. Young of Athens Ohio argues against compulsory high school for teacher qualification. He recalls earlier education methods and laments current focus on high school after eight grades. He urges stronger home schooling, better basic books, and fair pay for teachers without mandatory high school attendance.

Messenger The Mary R. V. Young Athens

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