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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1919

Page

4

Senate Test Faithful to Monroe Doctrine in Treaty Debate

An opinion reprint argues the Senate will ratify the German treaty only with reservations safeguarding U S independence and the Monroe Doctrine. It asserts the preamble is vital, limits on league powers, and requires acceptance by Allied powers before ratification.

Washington Post Reserson Senate Gerany United States League of Nations America League

Minerva and Sandusky Ohio Readers Endorse Dr Pierce Anuric

Local letters praise Dr Pierce Anuric for kidney ailments rheumatism and gout relief. Citizens Henry E Surton J M Rickard and Jop Young recount cures and recommend Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets for sluggish liver and constipation.

Minerva Ohio Dr. Pierce Invalids Nvalids Buffalo Sandusky Rickard Depot St. Fremont

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The President Reads: Reading Choices for Ill and Restful Moments

The piece explores what President Wilson would choose to read when unwell or with spare hours. It highlights detective fiction and poetry like The Middle Temple Murder and Keats, noting a doctor’s interruption and the value of simply having a book nearby for brief, relaxing reading moments.

Wilson Middle Temple Murer Grayson

Patriotic mobs defend American ideals against Bolshevik threat

The piece praises public mobs that suppress Bolshevik style violence and defend institutions. It notes police and officials enforcing order, cites actions in Seattle Cleveland and Centria, and argues due process remains essential. It blames coal miners for fuel disruption and calls stern action against profiteers and cartel influence.

Seattle Cleveland Centralia America

Dimmer Stories Stage rehearsal and veiled singing clash

A stage rehearsal scene shows a principal woman in walking costume singing with a veil prompting the manager to question the choice. Cupid Sparks recalls a neighbor seeking a marriage license and the delaying humor about taxes and timing in a brief, playful anecdote.

Cupid Sparks Mabel Eance

Putting the loud pedal on annoyances in daily life

A writer notes how focusing on minor annoyances spoils travel and daily pleasures. He contrasts a man who blames his wife for travel delays with women who smooth over hassles, arguing that dwelling on annoyances amplifies them and robs joy from ordinary days.

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Cinnamon Loaf Cake and Fig Puddings Transcribed

Recipe collection lists Cinnamon Loaf Cake steps with sugar egg yolk and lemon color, batter folding, leaf pan bake time, and lemon sugar cornstarch spread. Also describes Fig Pudding with suet bread crumbs flour baking powder sal nutmeg cinnamon figs lemon rind and sauce serving.

Public Forum on Education and Common Heritage Loss

The Messenger reports Supt. Morgan urging abandoning traditional high school subjects for individualized training. Athens readers face a choice between a common heritage education and specialized work training, risking the loss of shared knowledge and civic training.

Public Schools as Trade Training Under Scrutiny

John W. Taylor questions Supt. Morgan's plan to use public schools to mold students as workers first and citizens second. He warns of untested promises, asks for concrete details on substituted subjects, methods to gauge aptitude, and funding for courses, urging Athens to know what will replace traditional education.

Athens Sims Morgan Mr. Morgan John W. Taylor

California Syrup of Figs Remark Encourages Safe Dose

A note urges parents to look for the name California on the syrup package to ensure a harmless laxative for children. It highlights the fruit flavor, full dosing directions on each bottle, and warns to give it without fear.

California

Warnings and home remedy for influenza and catarrh

A New York association urges staying away from coughs and crowds to avoid influenza and promotes hygiene. A Kentucky druggist cites catarrh as inviting flu and endorses Mentholized Arcine gargle and nasal spray, with simple preparation and home use.

Association For New York Kentucky

Leftover Vegetable Pie and Baked Apples from Pantry

A compact home recipe card describes a one dish vegetable pie using potatoes carrots onions peas and beef gravy with biscuit dough topping baked to brown. Also details baked apples halved and cored cooked in sugar water and served with whipped cream.

Narrow shale-bank accident injures workman Bennet

Twenty years ago on a shale bank Barney Bennett narrowly escaped instant death when a fifteen pound rock fell from the precipice striking his right arm and breaking the bone two inches from the shoulder his hat spared by hair's breadth as the rock tore the brim. In Amesville on November 8 Harvey B Adrian wed Nora Marquis McGee of New England. General C H Grosvenor will lecture in the Athens opera house on election methods used today.

Barney Bennett Bennett Beeman Amesville Harvey B. Adrian Nora Marquis McGee New England C. H. Grosvenor Athens Opera House

The Ledger of Credit and the Chetwood Fable

A satirical tale warns that spotless credit charms merchants who loan freely while slow payers face denial. It contrasts easy buying from cookstoves to loans with rising demands, ending with a sharp exchange about economy and family prudence.

Jacksonville News Roundup and Local Church Activities

Mrs G F Robinson returns to Albany after three months with daughter Mrs A R Woodgerd. Mrs Cal Anderson to Zanesville hospital for treatment. W C T U meets at Mrs Woods home planning watch night services January 15 for national birth praise. Standard Bearers of M E church note Esther Johnston leading roll call and readings. Preaching at M E K E church Sunday, infant baptisms planned. Toledo reports city employee pay raises from mayor to police.

G. F. Robinson Albany A. R. Woodgerd Cal Anderson Zanesville Woods Jacksonville M. E. Church Esther Johnston Pearl Woodgerd Names of India Hospitals Clara Swain Imo Woodgerd Mildred Selby Khostegs M. KE Belcher U. B

S S S Promises Deep Skin Relief for Eczema

If you suffer eczema the ad argues skin disease stems from blood disorder and claims S S S remedies the root. It touts fifty years on the market and offers expert guidance from the Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Specific Co., Dept. 44, Atlanta, Ga.

S. S Swift Specific Co Atlanta

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