Advertising rates and office locations listed
Advertising rates are stated as five cents per line for obituary notices and related items. Billing is monthly. An Ohio bureau and a New York and Chicago office address are listed for advertising management and circulation references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ail Metter
Postoffice
Ohio
Audit Bureau
Ohio Select
Robert B. Ward
Porsign
Astern
Fifth Ave
New York
Estern
South Wabash Ave
Chicago
The Japanese Question and Immigration Policy
A commentary on Japan’s push for racial equality at the Peace Conference and its implications for Japanese immigration to the United States. The piece argues the current gentlemen’s agreement has held but fears formal recognition could unsettle American attitudes and domestic policy while urging immigration matters be decided by individual nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Baron Ishii
America’s Proud Record and the Victory-Liberty Loan Push
An editorial lauds the United States for its World War I effort praising courage loyalty and sacrifice. It urges continued support for the Victory Liberty loan and calls on readers to provide the needed funds to finish the job and maintain the nation’s world standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sam
Uncle Sam
America
Prophecies and Pigs Wings: Carroll asseer of the Day
A playful reading of Lewis Carroll’s 1865 verse is linked to modern world events. The essay riffs on shoes for Belgians, warships, sealing wax peace treaties, democracy versus autocracy, and asks if pigs have wings amid soaring pork prices.
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Red Cross
Lewis
Prophet
Americanization Bureaus See Surging Applications Nationwide
Applications at Americanization Bureaus rise to the hundreds daily as many seek naturalization to escape the alien tax and gain citizenship. Employers prefer citizens. veterans and new settlers express loyalty, with one man declaring he has fought for America and bought a house, vowing never to return.
Ohio Interrogation Points 55
The article lists Ohio born officers in Mexican, Civil, and Spanish American wars. It notes Brigadier General Thomas J. Hamer and Colonels Morgan Mitchell McCook, plus Grant Sherman Buell McDowell among regular officers and Civil War leaders like Grant Sherman Sheridan Rosecrans McPherson Mitchell Gilmore McDowell Custer Garfield Hayes. It references the Fighting McCooks of Carroll county and names Spanish American War generals Lawton Chaffee Funston Anderson Corbin Kiefer. The piece critiques xenophobia and hints at Henry Ford and humorous coinages, concluding with anti alcohol tone.
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Ohio
Thomas J. Hamer
Brown County
Monterey
George W. Morgan
A. M. Mitchell
George W. McCook
A. 8. Grant
W. T. Sherman
Don Carlos Buell
Irvin McDowell
McCook
Carroll County
Henry W. Lawton
A. R. Chaffee
Fred Funston
Thomas McArthur Anderson
Henry C. Corbin
J. Warren Kiefer
Household Hints Menu of Dishes and Recipes
A collection of breakfast and luncheon ideas with recipes for baked apples raised pudding custards and fruit desserts. Includes Meat and Vegetable Salad Belgian Baked Potatoes Old Engiled Pork Cake Perfection Salad and Individual Salad with options for mayonnaise dressings and garnishes.
Dinner Stories and Moving Picture Rehearsals
A behind the scenes look at a director guiding a heroine in a silent film rehearsal. Pauline Frederick recalls a murder mystery scene with the black cap and a pianist cue "Where Did You Get that Hat?" Two natives joke about manners and language in a parish hall lecture setting, quipping about swearing and ladies first.
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Moving Picture
Havn
Pauline Frederick
Miss Frederick
Henry
Casualties Washington lists 590 with Marines and Ohio men noted
The dawn casualty roll shows 590 names with 30 Marines killed in action and 26 dies of wounds. Southern Ohio entries include Clarence Rose and John Salistian among wounded, plus Sergeant Major Michael Bisert and John Figgins among Marines killed. Local social notes mention visitors in Nelsonville Chauncey Clarksburg and other towns through the period.
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Washington
Sss OO
Rodon I 5
Fie Saas Des
Ohio
Clarence Rose
Athens R. CO
John Salistian
Lowellville
Michael Dbisert
Woodafield
Walter Lutz
Lancaster
Marine Corps
John Figgins
Nelsonville
Circle Hill Notables Travel in Nelsonville Visit
Circle Hill residents Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hawk and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hawk were in Nelsonville Saturday. Misses Pearl and Muriel Jordan and brother Charlea have returned home after several weeks in Barberton. Mrs. William Jordan and children media
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Jacob Hawk
Nelsonville
Wesley Hawk
Pearl
Muriel Jordan
Charlea
Barberton
William Jordan
Sand Rock Social News and Obituary Notes
Community updates report visits among locals, with Mary Grandstaff visiting Minnie Colvin and Luella Copeland calling on Grace Dodds. Leslie Sedwick’s death in Cleveland is announced with burial plans here. Sybil Robinson spent weekend with her parents. George and Mrs. Brown visited Amesville. Carlos North recently returned from overseas as a guest of Florence Brawley.
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Mary Grandstaff
Minnie Colvin
Luella Copeland
Grace Dodds
Leslie Sedwick
Cleveland
Sybil Robinson
George Brown
Amesville
Carlos North
Florence Brawley
Digestive Aid Claim Attracts Stomach Sufferers Attention
A medical authority says stomach trouble stems from excess hydrochloric acid and not lack of digestive juices. He advises taking four ounces of Rad Salts in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and promote digestion, claiming relief after the first dose.
Local Residents Move and Visit Around Athens Region
Dan Linton travels to Marietta on business while Verna Ogle visits Athens. Chris Ahrendt, returning from overseas, passes through en route to Camp Sherman. Ed Parsons moves his family into a former Linton residence. Frances Parsons visits from Athens State Hospital for a weekend with her parents. Otho Ahrendt, recently discharged from Galveston, visits his brother Fritz. Elizabeth Richardson of Columbus visits friends here. Walter Welch, infant son of Mr and Mrs Dow Welch, is seriously ill. Byron Frost makes a Belpre business trip. Bertha Dunfee visits Columbus relatives. Letha Ladd and Lottie Lobdell shop in Athens. Meek of Camp Meade spends a 26 day furlough with brother Bradley Meek. R C Bailey moves household goods to newly purchased George Johnson farm. Roy and Mrs Russell return to Columbus after visiting local parents.
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Dan Linton
Marietta
Verna Ogle
Athens
Chris Ahrendt
Camp Sherman
Ed Parsons
Teresa Linton
Murray Hatch
Frances Parsons
Athens State Hospital
Otho Ahrendt
Galveston
Texas
Fritz Ahrendat
Elizabeth Richardson
Columbus
Walter
Dow Welch
Guy Richardson
James Merrill
Cutler R
Terisa Linton
Byron Frost
Belpre
Bertha Dunfee
Letha Ladd
Lottie Lobdell
Camp Meade
Bradley Meek
R. C. Bailey
George Johnson
Roy Russell
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Aconaness Printing Company
First Floor Messenger
Daly Messender
Athan
Lewis Carroll
Henry Ford
Henryette Haukie
New Marshfield
Fred Smith
Gertrude Bridge
Chauncey
George Fisher
Peter
Dug Lock
Carl Hartley
Kathryn McBride
Clarksburg
W. Va
Charles Childress
Gilbert Childress
Thurman Radcliff
Canaanville
Kerceal Skinner
P. J. Fisher
Clemence Wamsley
Ruth
Rice Thomas
Charles Stewart
Edward Stewart
Beaumont
Willard Stewart
Gladys Spillman
The
Lostro Auto Sales Co
Toledo
Circle Hill
Frost
Republic
Moler Auto Sales Co
Indiame
Byers
Fort Wayne
Nurzm
West Main St
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