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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1918

Page

8

Heal skin diseases with Zemo for instant relief

Eczema blotches ringworm rashes can be eased by Zemo. A 35 cent bottle or 1.00 extra large bottle quickly soothes and heals the skin without greasiness. The E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio promotes its penetrating non greasy formula for delicate skin relief.

E. W. Rose Co Cleveland, Q

Miles of Film Shown in Army Camps Weekly

The National War Work Council reports 1480 miles of moving pictures used weekly for soldiers at home and abroad. One theater per 4000 to 5000 men runs programs averaging five reels. Censored reels stress heroism and big thoughts. Y M C A huts house apparatus and operators as a national chain spans from Ypres to Lorraine. Overseas operators are being recruited, with roles near combat zones for qualified men over draft age.

National War Work Council Central Military Department Great Lakes Community Motion Picture Bureau Ita Screen Entertainment Ypres Lorraine

Guysville Messenger Specials Highlight Local Visits and Wartime Pride

Mrs Barbara Chaffin and Mrs Olive Cunningham visit relatives in Crooksville and New England while Miss Marguerite Rice visits Athens. Local soldiers receive Croix de Guerre honors for bravery, and residents rally with Third Liberty Loan subscriptions. Mothers Day is observed at the M E church.

Barbara Chaffin Crooksville J. EB. Lawrence Olive Cunningham New England E. W. Cunningham Blanche Bean David Copeland A. F. Sutton Athens R. D Perry Harper Wilson Camp Sherman Bruce Chapman Gettysburg QO. O. Stalder Follrod Alfred Blanch Light J. J. Henry Athens Marguerite Rice The O. U Ruel Finsterwald Greshe Oak Hill O. W. Smith Isaac Brewer Herold Woodard Nelsonville M. E. Church Guysville Walter H. Stewart Liberty Loan

Anita Stewart to Return for Vitagraph Picture

Motion picture fans learn Anita Stewart, 23, returns to Vitagraph to start The Mind the Paint Girl with Vernon Steele. Her career began at seventeen under Ralph Ince, rising after The Wood Violet. News notes include Mary Pickford, Marguerite Clark, Constance Talmadge, and the death of Mary Birch Maurice.

Anita Stewart Vitagraph Studios Miss Stewart Land of the Cinema Arthur Wing Pinero Vernon Steele New York Vitagraph Company Ralph W. Ince Vitagraph Property

Secretary McAdoo Urges Bond Interest Into Stamps

Secretary William Gibbs McAdoo recommends directing Liberty bond interest into thrift and war saving stamps to support wartime financing.

McAdoo

War workers may rest in the great parks

Denver May 10 The national park season opened May 1 shows promise as a banner period despite wartime conditions. The national railway administration offers reduced fares to parks from June 1 to October 31 to help tired war workers get recreation and rest. WW G McAdoo urges vacationers to use nearby resorts.

Denver National Railway Administration National Parks WW. G. McAdoo

Marines in France Earn Devil Dogs and Millionaire Soldiers

Paris reports U S Marines in France earn the nicknames Devil Dogs from Germans and Millionaire Soldiers from French locals. Marines are said to share their pay with destitute French women and children, often giving up entire monthly wages for food and relief, reflecting pride in both labels.

Paris U. S France

Rumor of Teutonic Plot Against Roumanian King

Rumors circulate that Teutonic powers plan to dethrone King Ferdinand of Roumania and install a preferred successor. No official confirmation available as tensions rise and diplomatic signals intensify.

Ferdinand of Roumania

Brazil builds democratic army amid military service debate

Rio de Janeiro May 10 Brazil is creating a democratic national army through selective excusal from three year compulsory service. Thousands enroll in Linhas do Tiro rifle ranges and naval reserves, gaining training and short sea voyages. The army no longer seen as a caste, with youths in Tiro uniforms featured at a presidential review. The president joked about a four year old Tiro recruit and called himself the youngest recruiting officer in the country.

Rio de Janeiro Brazil Wenceslau Braz Papa

Ohio pig clubs urged to boost wartime pork output

The Ohio War Board announces nationwide pig clubs should yield at least 10 000 pounds of dressed pork this year. The Ohio State Fair will offer prizes and host demonstrations on feeds, self feeders, hog houses and related topics to aid pig raisers. Club members are dubbed Junior Soldiers of the Commissary as youths are urged to raise pigs for Uncle Sam. Bly thrift stamps.

Ohio War Board Ohio Uncle Sam

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