Daily Messenger Advertising and Rates Amid Publishing Notice
The Daily Messenger announces advertising rates and contact details for the Athens paper. It lists prices for obituaries and memorials, notes mailing options, and provides office addresses in New York and Chicago for the advertisement department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athene Messenger
Mecald
Athens
Kuarter
Audit Bureau
Leculatona
Ihe Ole
Robert O. Ward
Manneger Fastern
Fifth Ave
New York
Pestern Opkick
South Wabasa Ava
Chicago
Aevevoen
The Kultur Harvest and the War’s True Costs
An analysis of German culture cited by propagandists as a wartime aim. The piece argues the war’s consequences include millions dying or crippled, vast hunger and disease, loss of wealth and art, and discrediting German culture as presented by its defenders.
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Europe
Asia
No Pause in Ship Building Keeps War-Time Program Going
Chairman Hurley and Director Schwab of the Emergency Fleet Corporation say armistice talks will not slow plans. With 15,000,000 tons required and under 3,000,000 built, the nation will push ahead to supply ships for occupation, rebuilding, and material flow. The wooden ship program may shrink while steel merchantmen rise, with yards across the west coast east south and Great Lakes maintaining high output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hurley
Schwab
Ebergency Fleet Corporation
Great Lakes
Household Hints Menu Highlights Mixed with Dainty Frozen Treats
The article lists various household dishes and frozen desserts such as oats with peaches and milk, baked oats with nuts, kidney bean and cheese croquettes, African stew, and frozen dainties like raisin cranberry frappe and pineapple sherbet. It also provides preparation notes, ingredients, and cooking methods for these items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabove
Boston
Dinner stories and garden fables from wartime readers
A three week marriage ends in a request for divorce denied by a minister who recalls the vows. A British sergeant laughs at a book titled Mrs Wiggins of the Cabbage Patch found in a camp library, while soldiers imagine a garden project.
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Flanders
Skunk Joke Draws Grandmother’s Suspicion
A child on the floor drawing asks his grandmother if she smells anything. She denies smelling a scent, and the boy reveals he has just drawn a skunk. The exchange ends with the grandmother again saying she smells nothing.
Ancient Armistice Lessons From Plutarch On German Treachery
A commentator argues Germanys duplicity in war mirrors ancient deception cited from Plutarch. The piece urges firm, merciless response to treachery, warning that mercy could embolden Germany. It condemns act by German forces in naval combat as vicious and cowardly.
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Germany
Alles
Plutarch
B.C
Julius Caesar
Gaul
Rhine
Julius Caeser
Lott
Germanys death throes Paris Figaro warns of Germanys fall
Alfred Capus writes in the Paris Figaro that isolated Germany can no longer withstand the war she caused and that her hours are numbered the world should be ready for her last convulsive effort without pity before an impending collapse.
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Germany
Capus
Aruund
Paris Figaro
Alfred Capus
Germany flatly warned against peace appeals to America
An editorial warns that German efforts to sway U S opinion toward leniency at peace talks threaten justice and freedom. It stresses Americans must ignore German flattery and stand with allies in demanding firm action to destroy German power.
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Germany
America
Amuelic
Europe
United States
Ohioans Listed Among 1308 War Depart Casualties
Washington November 5 The War Department lists 1308 Ohio casualties with 124 killed in action 75 died of wounds 80 died from accident and other causes 108 died of disease 210 wounded severely 957 wounded degree undetermined 484 wounded slightly 44 missing in action and 4 prisoners The names include Private Chas A Whalen Cleveland Sergeant Stanley McKinles Cincinnati Sergeant Walter Myers Middle Point and others across Cleveland Cleveland metros Columbus toad Mansfield and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
A. Whalen
Cleveland
Stanley McKinles
Cincinnati
Walter Myers
Middle Point Corp
Lewis Francis Hall
Clevelandfl
Michael J. Meister
Park W. Utter
Magadore
McKinley Greig
Newark
John A. Morgan
Harold W. Manship
van Wert
Mirs Vance Gallipolis
Leon S. Palardy
Delaware
William A. Morehart
Columbus
Herman Matticks
Manchester
Joseph Walter Diehn
Toledo
Jarl Hartford
Mansfield
Sall Kuriander
Fred C. Walls
Sparagarsville
Harmon G. Steagall
Portsmouth
Harry A. Shipley
Harry W Endher St. Bernard
Corp
John J. Hawkins
Washington Court House
Dewey N. Sharp
Conneaut
Cart W. Creed
Hubbard
Francis A. Mann
Defiance
Glenn Mihis
Bainbridge
Pearl O. Phillips
the Plains
William Henry
Cecil CC. Foreman
Mairal
Ross Leonza Jenkers
Cambridge
Walter C. Reed
Whisler
Lovai Watler Crouch
Dean Irwin Grauer
Springfield
Leslie H. Blank
Lima
Henry Kihlmeier
Nopert Hurat
Herbert Leach
Frank J. Martina
Harry F. Bricker
Arcadia
Sherman EF. Cox
Fostorta
Local Health and Family News Briefs
Nora Graves returns home after visiting friends up the river. Ella Day shows health improvement and may sit up part time. Wthel Walch called to Lima. Frank Dye ill with pneumonia after influenza. Bertha Day visited Pomeroy. Frank and Howard Turner of Akron report sickness in families and plan to move their mother home Monday. Will Lee visits from Millersport to see parents and friends. Charlie Jones of Devil Hole arrives to help care for sick wife and children with pneumonia. Halloween mischief noted as youths were then affected by a prank. Howell remains very ill and hopes to enter hospital this week.
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Nora Graves
Ella Day
Wthel Walch
Lima
Frank Dye
Enza
Bertha Day
Pomeroy
Siay ‘Sh Hove
Frank
Howard Turner
Akron
Will Turner
Will Lee
Millersport
Charlies Jones
Devil Hole
Riley Lathey
Hallowe'en
Hockingport Messages and Local Notes
Mrs. Dewey Briton died Sunday night from Spanish influenza at her in law’s home near Torch. School at Hockingport resumes after three weeks of sickness with Ray Strickler and Mrs. H. K. Adams as teachers. Other local items include visits, travel to Fishers Station, and a note on gas works using wood distillates to meet coal shortages.
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Dewey Briton
Minnie Blackburn
M. Frame
Howard
France
Joe Keever
Parkersburg
Fred Medley
Jennie Taylor
EF. A Dutton
Lew Humphrey
Local Social Visit Log From Circle Hill Area
Beaumont area notes list Robert Mace visiting his mother Julia Wyant and family. Lew Russell traveled to Athens and Nelsonville on business. Mrs. Harry Wince returned from Columbus. Wyant family hosted visits from Nettie, Ann Quinn, and others. Multiple residents named with short calls and weekend visits.
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Robert Mace
Jobs
Julia Wyant
Lew Russell
Ahens
Harry Wince
Columbus
Nettie
Alfred Carr
Circle Hill
Pimmett Ryan
Bennie
Jesse
Orval Ryan
John Wyant
Sand Ridge
Ann Quinn
Orbiston
Nelsonville
Misa Ellinor Atkinson
Misa Christene Courtney
Chauncey
James Terril
Homer Durst
Myrtle Pidcock
Duster Lock
Partition suit against Hattie Hickman over Athens County land
P. B. Porter guardian of Charles Wayne Hickman filed in Athens County Ohio court a petition for partition of multiple tracts in Section 24 Town 6 Range 12 Ohio Company's Purchase Rome Township Athens County. Hattie Hickman must answer by December 28, 1918.
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Hattie Hickman
Woodville
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
P. B. Porter
Charles Wayne Hickman
Court of Common Fleas
Athens County
Ohio
Uate
Ohio Company
Rome Township
Aaia
UGH & Pugh
Carbondale Rural School District Seeks Extra Levy
The Carbondale Rural School District Board of Education resolves to submit a proposition to electors at the November 5 1918 election for an additional two mills levy for four years. The resolutions were adopted at the June 26 1918 meeting. A note mentions a knitters stitch holder resembling an elongated safety pin to prevent ravelling.
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Carbondale Rural School District
Ohio
Carbondale
Board of Education of
Sanford White
Albert Todd
T.w
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Fisher Station
Joe Bridgewater
Florence Pendergrass
Harvey Courtney
Asa Cochran
Momer Durst
Joe Bradshaw
James Lee
Jersey
Foster's
David Kennedy
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