The Athens Daily Messenger Advertisement Rates Note
Publication details for The Athens Daily Messenger include pricing in ad rates and notices. The text lists delivery and mail prices, billing terms, and charges for obituary notices, cards, and memorials. It also notes offices in New York and Chicago and identifies circulation and advertising management.
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the & Messenger and
Herald Ores Company
Eaan Wroem Naging Edito Piret Ficor
IRG
Sulding
Daily Messenger
Postoffice
Athens
Audit Bureau
Robert B. Ward
Fifth Ave
New York
Booth Wabash Ave
Chicago
Uncle Sam's Police Force in Europe After World War
The piece argues that US forces will need a massive, extended postwar policing effort in Europe, citing 10,000,000 veterans and volatile regions from the Balkans to Russia and the Middle East. It warns of long patrols from Vladivostok to Berlin and calls for continued Liberty Loans to finance the mission.
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Europe
Balkans
Russia
Turkey
Vladivostock
Petrograd
Bagdad
Holy Land
Hell
Berlin
Uncle Sam
Working women spend, rich clings to style in war economy
An eastern clothing maker notes postwar price shifts and fabric shortages push working women to buy more and pay more for apparel. Rich buyers, already stocked, curb sky prices while both groups enjoy new fashion, as Dave Warfield Americans.
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Dave Warfield
The Quiet Campaign Advocates Honest Print Over Oratory
The article argues that campaigns without public rallies rely on print ads and newspapers to inform voters. It praises clear black and white language, urges fair factual debate, and warns against libel while favoring careful reasoning over loud oratory. The piece lauds silent, thoughtful persuasion for clean politics.
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Rtv
Food Regulations Spark Confusion Over Rations
Americans face mixed signals on wartime food rules as officials warn to conserve for Europe while easing bread flour restrictions. Supplies shift with imports from India, Australia, and South America and dairy feeds remain tight, prompting adjustments in consumer guidance.
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Europe
India
Australia
South America
Household Glints Menu and How to Cook Potatoes
This article lists a breakfast and luncheon menu including items like fried corn meal mash and baked apples, plus a detailed home friendly guide on preparing potatoes. It outlines mashed, creamed, baked, scalloped, and leftovers usage with step by step techniques and ingredient ratios. It also provides a Victory Pepper Pot recipe with peppers, meat, rice, and a tomato broth, ending with corn bread mixing directions.
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Victory
Dinner Stories and Quaint Gags from Old Time Chaplin
A collection of light anecdotes including Charles Chaplin and tea on set, a doughnut bank cashier scam with a detective, an Ohio sunset seen from Hoopville, and a diner remark about imported extras in a theater or hotel setting.
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Charles Chaplin
Charles
Hollywood
Chaplin
Ohio
George
Food program strains and wartime thrift echoed in letters
The piece notes Europe’s animal feed scarcity met by rye barley and fats, bread substitutes, and remaining relief for occupied Belgium and France. It urges continued Food Administration work, highlights liberty bond repayments nearing four billion dollars, and jokes that loan sharks may vanish if this habit persists.
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Europe
Belgium
France
Relief Commission
Food Administration
Food administration’s end urged by selling interests
Many back the food administration’s collapse soon, driven by individuals involved in selling food who stand to gain from its dissolution.
Three cheers for Foch saves nations and billions
A reader hails Marshal Foch for securing peace and saving about ten billion dollars that another year of war would have cost the country, marking a decisive end to the fighting and a shift to relief.
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Foch
Feeding the Hungry as a Christian Duty Across War Rhetoric
The text contrasts sending food to Germany with the Christian command to feed one's enemies in times of hunger, noting Germany pays for aid yet the duty remains. It frames relief as a moral obligation amid conflict and suggests enduring humanitarian impulse despite costs.
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Germany
Red Cross Helps Repatriated Italian Soldiers in Switzerland
In Switzerland the American Red Cross coordinates with French and Italian bodies to care for repatriated Italian soldiers from Austria to Italy. Many are tuberculous or severely wounded and die en route. relief includes meals from the United States and urgent medical support for these refugees.
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London
American
Red Cross
Switzerland
Austria
Italy
Germany
Grandes
American Red Cross
United States
Great record made by lady in this city
Mrs. Frank Webster of this city is praised as a premier sock knitter in Athens County and perhaps southeast Ohio. She finished her 565th sock in a year, averaging more than a sock daily, and has knit 18 214 pairs in the past year, despite yarn shortages last August. A letter from James Moon in France thanks her for socks and notes their quality.
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Frank Webster
Athens County
Ohio
Webster
James Moon
334Th Infantry
France
Drinking Hot Water on Awakening for Internal Cleanse
Widely promoted routine suggests sipping real hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Proponents claim it cleanses internal waste toxins boosting health and preventing headaches bilious attacks bad breath and other ailments. The method costs little and may turn adherents into strong advocates of internal sanitation.
Oklahoma Inventor Patents Electrified Nets to Block Fish
An Oklahoma inventor patents electrified nets designed to prevent unwanted fish passage in streams. The device aims to deter travel of fish through waters where they are not desired, applying electric deterrence to control movement.
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Oklahoma
Acid stomach link to premature aging and a remedy claim
The article asserts excess stomach acid shortens life via auto intoxication and toxins from fermented food, citing Metchnikoff. It promotes EATONIC tablets to absorb acid, claim quick relief for indigestion and related symptoms, and offers a money back guarantee through Entone Remedy Co. in Chicago.
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Eatonic
Zatonic
H. Ll. Kramer
Entonie Remedy Co
Wabash Ave
11Th Street
Chicago
Ill
Letters From Men In Service From Paris to West Virginia
Corral of wartime missives describes Corporal Byron W. Diggins in I. M. C. Paris clerical work. He tours landmarks like the Arch of Triumph and Louvre, notes air raids, and recounts a Seine trip with Y M C A. Sergeant J E Carter details knee shrapnel wounds, base hospital life, nurses, and frontline conditions in France.
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Byron W. Diggins
Paris
France
E. M. Kincade
Sunnyside Drive
Europe
Eifel Tower
Tuileries Gardens
Palace and Garden of Versailles
Luxembourg Gardens
Louvre
Palace Royal
Opera
Seine
Marne
Saint Cloud
May Mitchell
Ona
W. Va
J. E. Carter
F. 59Th U. S. Inf
Snz
U. S
Trimble
Frank Palmer
Rural training schools delay opening in Mech anicaburg and White Hall
The Rural Training School at Mechanicaburg and the Model Training School at White Hall will not begin Monday. A notice will be issued before the schools open. Prof. S K Mardis serves as supervisor for these schools.
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Mechanicaburg
White Hall
S. K. Mardis
All Choked Up With Catarrh Why Continue Makeshift Treatment
Catarrh can choke nostrils and air passages and reach the lungs. Do not rely on surface remedies. S. S. S. claims to drive catarrh germs from blood and is sold by druggists. Write Swift Specific Co. Dept. Atlanta Ga for medical advice.
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Swift Specific Co. Dept
Atlanta
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Fatonic
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