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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1918

Page

4

Daily Messenger notices and pricing from Athens Ohio paper

The Athens Feeneee and Herald Printing Co publishes The Daily Messenger in Athens Ohio with postal and advertising details. Subscription rates are listed and obituary notice charges apply. Offices in New York and Chicago are noted for advertising.

Athens Feeneeeeee and Herald Printing Company Fred W. Bush Messenger Daily Messenger Athens Ohio Audit Bureau Ireculations Robert B. Ward Abtiorn Fifth Ave New York STERN Booth Wabash Ave Chicago

Secret Orders From The General Staff Household Hints Menu

A vintage household menu lists breakfast lunch and dinner items with simple recipes. It includes prunes with lemon slices uncooked cereal stuffed potatoes and coffee for breakfast and crab meat salad brown bread hot rice pudding baked beef liver boiled vegetables and fruit jelly for meals plus bread and war bread recipes with ingredients and steps.

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Standardized dress not wanted by patriotic American women

The General Federation of Women's Clubs attendees favor simple practical dress and economy over strict standardization. They support durable, versatile garments that last beyond one season and remodeling rather than costly new outfits. Evening wear has become informal and prudent buying grows.

General Federation of Women’s Clubs Arment

Sound War Finance Reports Boost in War Financing

Banks grow more cheerful as stocks rise and business rebounds after the Third Liberty Loan oversubscription. Unofficial figures show about one in six Americans bought bonds, indicating strong public support and reducing banker demand while increasing funds for future government needs.

United States McAdoo Hng

Swat Em Fly Time Alarm On Flyborne Plague

A historic call urges renewed vigilance against the housefly Musea Domestica. It emphasizes public cleanliness, screening, and regular swatting and flypaper use to prevent July and August fly infestations and maintain healthy homes.

Musea Domestica

The Kaiser's Disadvantage in Wars and Autocracy

The passage argues autocratic rulers like the Kaiser risk vast losses in human lives for tactical gains. It cites Wellington on Napoleon and notes Germany today bears the same dangerous advantage of unlimited military attrition without political accountability.

Hindenburg Ellington Napoleon Bisakin Wellington House of Commons

Fitts Labels I W W Actions as Damaging to Industry

Assistant U S attorney general William C Fitts addressed the state bar association and described the I W W as a pro German group destroying industry property and lives daily, enumerating alleged vicious activities tied to its origin.

William C. Fitts United States State Bar Association Vilenses

Creamed Eggs With Peas and Lemon Syllabub Menu

This recipe card outlines Creamed Eggs With Peas featuring hard cooked eggs and bacon with a white sauce over toast. It also provides Lemon Syllabub with lemon gelatin, orange, cherries, almonds and pistachio, served chilled with whipped cream.

Things Worth Knowing and Quick Kitchen Tips

A reader guide explains a poultice can stay hot longer when grease paper with lard on one side or use wax paper. It also suggests cooling ironholders with leather shoe-tops. A parsnips and eggs dish steams parsnips, fries bacon, then scrambles eggs with the pan fat and serves as a vegetable dish.

Dinner Stories and Wartime Echoes in a Gobetween of Gallows humor

A collage of vignettes portrays a quirky dinner scene with a mistaken bugler, a stern master of the house, and an Irish girl refuting gossip. Interwoven are wartime reflections on censorship, a judge’s harsh language, and civic exhortations urging Thrift Stamps sales to fund war loans.

New England Family News and Local Visits

Messenger special correspondence lists frequent Sunday visits and social calls in New England area. Names include Bean Copeland Linscott Russell Frash Spaulding Pettit Durfee Tippie Starlin Copeland Todd Zimmerman Bausman Sturgell Hoak Gardner and others. Events include funerals and church observances with a note of medical treatment for John Gardner and a horse accident at Sugar Creek.

Ezra Smith Ellsworth Durfee Bethel Mamie Ethel Frash Amesville Arthur Frash Stanton James Athens Leonard McDonald Jesse Baker The Canaan Coal Company Dan Tippie Sugar Creek Annie Baker Eli Spaulding Presbyterian Church Curtis Todd Henry Zimmerman Frank Bausman Will Sturgell Floodwood Clarence Todd Anna Hoak New Marshfield Joe Stanton Near Starr John Gardner Columbus C. D. Brewer

Local Visits Highlight Trimble and Nelsonville Trips

Buchtel Messenger notes several reader visits with Elza Witte and son Arnold from Trimble, and William Evans with Ruth of Jacksonville seen in Buchtel Sunday. Burns and Bruce families were recent out of town visitors, Joe Miller on the sick list, and John McMullen made a business trip to Nelsonville.

Elza Witte Arnold Trimble Buchtel William Evans Ruth Jacksonville Burns Robert Bruce Ben Wagner Dave Keeney Nelsonville Joe Miller John McMullen

Harmony Hill Residents Gather News and Moves

Measenger Special Correspondence reports Mrs. Weera Livingston and children returning to Sugar Valley West Virginia after visiting relatives. Miss Carrie Thorp begins work as stenographer and book keeper in Marietta. Harland and Bernard Yates of Porterfield visit sister Mrs. J C Coggeshall. Mrs M N Linscott returns to Athens after time with daughter Mrs A L Cornes.

Measenger Weera Livingston Sugar Valley W. Va Carrie Thorp Marietta Harland Bernard Yates Porterfield J. C. Coggeshall M. N. Linscott Athens A. L. Cornes

Local residents attend events in Athens and Murray City

Carbondale residents mention Alva Risley returning to Camp Sheridan Alabama after a week with his parents. Mr and Mrs J D Smith and Mr and Mrs Miles Frisbee attended a Monday show in Athens. Mrs Claud Lopez and two children were weekend guests of relatives at Murray City.

Alva Risley Camp Sheridan Ala J. D. Smith Miles Frisbee Athens Claud Lopez Murray City

Athens Visitors and Local Calls Highlight Weekend

Several residents from this place hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Everett McLain of Camp Sherman Alabama spent Sunday with Cecil Robinson and family while Miss Frances Jeffers of Grant Hospital Columbus visited her mother Mollie Jeffers.

William Rogers Isaac Nice Ralph and Everett McLain Cecil Robinson Frances Jeffers Grant Hospital Columbus Mollie Jeffers Orley Stewart Forrest Rowson Stewart Wilber Rogers Athens William Anthony Frank Anthony T. G. Robinson Jennie Mulligan

Local social notes mention several visits and gatherings

Bates and Everette McLain of Camp Sheridan Alabama spent days at their parents home. Bertha Ator of Athens vacationing with her parents. Carl Pugh of Columbus weekend with relatives. Eva Edythe and Villa Tippie attended Olive Dorsey surprise party. EB Downer and son Dale visited John O Neal. Lydia Brooks guest at James Pratt home. Everett and Ralph McLain visited Cecil Robinson. William Van Dyke moving to Athens. Bolin family visiting Willis Pugh. Farmers busy preparing spring sprog crops amid warm days.

Messenger Everette McLain Camp Sheridan Ala J. C. McLain Bertha Ator Athens Herman Ator Carl Pugh Columbus Mises Eva Edythe Villa Tippie Olive Dorsey EB. C. Downer Dale John O'Neal Lydia Brooks James Pratt Everette Ralph McLain Cecil Robinson William van Dyke A. Bolin B. H. Pugh Blanche Goldie P. F. McClanahan Willis Pugh

Hebbardaville Church May 12th Patriotic Service

The M E church will hold a special service on Sunday May 12 at 1 o clock attended by residents of Hebbardaville. A patriotic address is planned after the preaching hour. All are invited to attend and join in the community event. Annie May, seven months old, mentioned in the notice.

Williams Tommy Jones George Lal Corres M. E Annie May

Obituary for Daughter of Mr and Mrs Partlow

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Partlow died of pneumonia on May 5. The funeral was at C P church on May 7 conducted by Rev Myers. The parents have community sympathy. Mr A E Dent spent Sunday at Middleport. Rev and Mrs Smith of Albany were in the area calling on friends recently.

Joe Partlow Penumonia C. P. Church Myers A. E. Dent Middleport Smith Albany

Etiquette Q A Column on Child Travel and Entertaining

Marie Reilley answers etiquette questions including whether to take a child on a motor trip and how to host Sunday night lunches. A reader asks about girls who flirt with strangers, advising respectful ways to meet boys and avoid demeaning conduct.

Hair Care Note Warns Against Soap Harshness

A historical note cautions that many soaps and soaps with alkali dry the scalp and harm hair. It recommends using refined coconut oil as a mild cleanser, detailing minimal amounts to wash hair and scalp. The oil is described as pure, grease free, inexpensive, and effective in producing a soft scalp and silky hair.

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