Daily Messenger details and offices in Athens Ohio
The Athens Daily Messenger announces publication schedules delivery rates and subscription costs with mail options and advance payment terms. Advertising rates and obituary notice charges are noted along with office locations in Athens New York and Chicago.
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Athens
Z and
Merald Pritaing
Red W. Bush
Baitor
Messenger
Daily Messenger
Ohio
Audit Bureau
Robert B. Ward
Astern
Fifth Ave
New York
Western
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Americanism not politics in war and peace tone
The article urges nonpartisan unity as victory nears and reconstruction begins. It stresses that service members win the war beyond politics and that Americans should sustain Americanism in peace, urging Congress to back allied efforts and avoid partisan obstruction.
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Furance
Congress
Democratic Party
Europe
Washington
The President and the Peace Conference
The article weighs President Wilson's possible participation in the peace conference. It notes the likelihood of a longstanding, world shaping gathering abroad or at home and argues the presidency would compel him to delegate, making his direct attendance improbable.
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Wilson
United States
Europe
Dry states spur shift in labor and child welfare reform
Ohio faces a dual shift as prohibition lowers employment in liquor trades while the labor market tightens, and child labor rises after the federal law was struck down. The piece argues drying the country will reduce alcohol related hardship and pull more youths into schooling, counting on improvements in living standards and a more ambitious generation.
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Ohio
Altho
Child Labor Committee
Germany Must Pay for Destruction in Russia and Europe
The message argues that Germany bears direct responsibility for destruction in Russia and civilian losses, insisting she should pay damages just as in France and Belgium. It suggests Belgium consider placing its king in Berlin and urges Germany to compensate for the war damages.
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Germany
Russia
France
Belgium
England
Geonnady
Berlin
Household Jliliets MENU HINTS Breakfast and Sweets
Breakfas hints include oatmeal hampered by prunes oats and pancakes with syrup coffee. Luncheon lists soup salad cottage cheese onion pepper carrot. cookies use barley and corn flour syrup. Sweets for that soldier describe candied fruits caramels and quick fruit cake with detailed steps and temperatures.
Tried Recipes Baked Beans and Army and Navy Salad
Soak four cups beans overnight in cold water then cook until skins burst. Bake in a jar buried with fat salt pork for six to eight hours. Add molasses sugar salt and water then bake. Mustard optional. Army and Navy Salad uses gelatin ginger ale almonds olives and candied fruit set in a mold with mayonnaise and lettuce.
Dinner Stories and a Grand Funeral
A widow recalls her late husband with pride at his funeral. He was well insured and reportedly left sixty mourners. To avoid seeming mean she fed the guests after the cemetery visit by taking them all to the Hippodrome. A drill sergeant and an energetic recruit provide comic moments as the scene shifts to marching and a waiter comments on fresh paint and two young ladies.
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Walter
League of Nations endorsed by Wisconsin president after European trip
University of Wisconsin President Van Hise reports broad support abroad for a league of free nations with little dissent, praising the unity among allies and urging Americans to maintain firm consensus. He argues a successful League would reflect the American idea and mark a major global shift.
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van Hise
University of Wisconsin
England
League of Free Nations
United States of America
League of Nations
Germany must choose to rebuild or crumble under burden
The piece argues Germany faces a fork between disintegration or taking on decades of debt to repair the ruin it caused. It notes that many troops of different nations will soon be stationed in Germany, effectively garrisoning the country and shaping its future.
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Germany
War's Aftermath Casts Sobering Shadow on Nation
Commentary notes the nation faces costly consequences after a period of recklessness. It warns against simplistic solutions and highlights the gravity of the current strategic and economic challenges. No specific people or places are named.
Ohio Holds Cincinnati Team 10 in Muddy Tie
Ohio University battled the University of Cincinnati to a 6–6 tie on a muddy field. Frey scored for Cincinnati, while Grover and Davis stood out for Ohio with key plays—though several scores were nullified by penalties and fumbles. The game featured strong Ohio defense and a late 60 yard run by Pope, but conditions kept both sides from breaking the deadlock.
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Ohio University
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Hghter
Ohio
Frey
Pope
Eratin
Newman
Grover
Krieger
Fratz
Davis
Trone
Wade
Robins
Michigan
Trey
Digestive Health Advice on Breath and Poisons
The passage stresses keeping the stomach liver and bowels healthy to ensure fresh breath. It warns that accumulating poisons in digestive organs clogs the system and causes gas formation that spoils breath.
Classified Advertisement Notice from 1918
Classified ad index entry appears from 1918 by B R L Company advertising a listing under Copyright. The readable fragment suggests a standard classified notice with terms for sale or service. No further details are available in the provided text.
Classified Advertising and the Great Public Market
A series explains how classified ads connect buyers and sellers, filling definite wants with low costs. It cites examples of farms, land sales, labor hires, and real estate moving large sums, noting newspapers aid by precise headings and reader education.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Acid Stomach Ailment Promises Quick Relief With Batonic
An advertisement extols acid stomach as source of widespread illness and promotes BATONIC as a fast, harmless remedy. It claims BATONIC removes excess acid, relieves indigestion and related pains, and restores strength, urging readers to buy a 60c box from local druggists or mail order.
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Eatonic
Batonic
H. I. Kramer
Batonic Remedy Co
Wabash Avenue
11Th Street
Chicago
Ohio crops yield below normal in Novem ber crop report
The November joint Crop Report from the Ohio Department of Agriculture and the U S Bureau of Crop Estimates shows below average yields for corn potatoes clover seed and buckwheat statewide. Tobacco stands out with high yield while apples pears and grapes show far below normal. A Dutch fishing vessel uses electric light to lure fish into a hull net and a new dresser bracket keeps a hand mirror upright.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Agriculure
U. S. Bureau of Crop
State House
Bio-feren Health Booster Promises Quick Vitality for Women
An advertisement touts Bio-feren as a rapid cure for nervous, tired women, claiming two weeks to vigor and vigorou s health with sparkling eyes. It urges daily tablets, lists a secret formula, and promises money back if expectations aren’t met. It targets city women seeking confidence, beauty, and success through this product.
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