Daily Messenger advertising and delivery details
The Athens Messenger outlines subscription rates from six months to a year, delivery terms, and advertising charges. It lists offices in Athens Ohio and New York Chicago for advertising and circulation, with payment terms and notices.
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Athens Messenger
Herald Printing Company
Fred W. Bush
Ket Piper
Messenger
Daily Messenger
Carrie
Mall
Ctasa
Postomice
Athens
Ohio
Audit Bureau
Circulatinne
Robert HB. Ward
Rastern OF
Fick
Fifth Ave
New York
Westhhn
IC & South
Wabash Ave
War Debt After the War Ends
An examination of official estimates shows total U S war expenditure through June 30 1919 at about thirty billion dollars. By 1920 the remaining postwar debt is projected at fifteen billion dollars with five billion in annual expenses, suggesting full repayment within three years if taxes stay at wartime levels.
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Washington
Treasury Department
What to do with the Kaiser after World War I
A New York symposium shows public figures favor holding the Kaiser accountable for war crimes. Proposals range from trial as a common criminal and execution to exile, with some suggesting Belgian or international tribunals. Others urge a military court and lifelong toiling for Belgium, or that Germany resolve the issue.
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New York
St. Helena
Memphis
Wilhelm
Belgium
Germany
Elba
Liberty Bond Debt Elevates Honor and Duty
The piece argues that paying Liberty Bond obligations is crucial for personal honor and national duty. It warns that delaying or avoiding payment dishonors the debtor and harms community trust, stressing that even a fifty dollar debt signals character and country loyalty.
What's Your Address
A rural route address sparks hesitation as residents treat mail delivery by rural carrier as a stigma. In the office clerks must press for full location details beyond town names, likening it to revealing a family skeleton.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Amesville
Coolville
Frugal Hominy and Ginger Bread Recipes For Home Cookery
The article provides home style recipes including creamed creamed hominy warmed over corn bread sticks figs and coffee with luncheon cream of celery soup barley gems steamed pears and baked sausage in cabbage leaves. It then lists a soft ginger bread and a meatless baked beans and tomatoes dish with butter beans tomatoes onion and stock, finishing with a simple fruit sherbet dessert using frozen fruit juice and optional gelatine.
Peanut and Salmon Sandwich Variations
A typed list describes quick sandwich ideas using peanut paste with sweet cream, tuna with lemon juice and salad dressing, veal ham mix, baked bean paste, plum cake between brown bread, fruit on graham bread, salmon with lemon tomato, and olives with cottage cheese.
Dinner Stories Reveal Young War Bride and Idle Farmer
A soldier writes to a girl from a Red Cross package and learns she is ten. She reveals war savings stamps and knitting as her duties. An onlooker meets an old man who says he has done nothing for ten years and exclaims that is where he is.
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Red Cross
Rural Route Address Errors Cause Mail Delays
The piece urges rural residents to know their correct rural route number and central point to avoid daily mail delays. It calls on rural teachers to educate pupils about proper addresses and notes older residents often resist updating their information.
President vows no delegation to Vice President during Europe trip
The President states he will not delegate any power to Vice President Marshall during his absence in Europe for the proposed peace conference. The remark sparks critique of Northern Democrats and signals southern influence in politics.
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Marshall
Europe
Congress Should Create President Special Representation Cabinet Post
The proposal suggests a new Cabinet portfolio named President Special Representation to quantify Colonel House's government cost. It argues formalizing his role would clarify expenditures and influence in public affairs.
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Congress
Colonel House
Golden Sun Coffee at The Woolson Spice Company
Golden Sun Coffee operates inside The Woolson Spice Company in Toledo Ohio. The listing highlights the business location and partner context without additional details.
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Golden Sun Coffee
THE
Woolson Spice Company
Toledo
Ohio
Sloan's Liniment Offers Quick Relief for Aches
A vintage promotional note touts Sloan's Liniment for external aches stiffness sore muscles and back strains. It promises fast soothing relief, claims easy use and economical benefits, and advises asking any druggist for it.
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Sloan
Musterole Ointment Soothe Sore Throats and Congestion
An ad touts Musterole as a white mustard oil ointment that penetrates to the sore spot with a tingle for quick relief from sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache and various pains. It markets 30c 60c jars and a hospital size 2.50.
Inside Bath Promises Clear Skin Through Hot Water Drink
An early health column touts an inside bath by drinking a hot water and limestone phosphate mixture each morning. It claims clearer skin and better health, urging readers to buy a quarter pound for quick proof, and stresses internal cleanliness over external care.
Licensed to Marry Bert Judson and Lillian Deal
A notice lists Bert Judson, 21, a miner, of Jacksonville, and Lillian Deal, 16, of Jacksonville, as licensed to marry.
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Bert Judson
Miner, Jacksonville
Lillian Deal
Jacksonville
Getting Ready 10 Discharge Sherman Men
War Department orders Sherman camp to stop all farm and industrial furloughs. Discharge eligibility complications may force soldiers to return to camp. Discharged soldiers gain railroad mileage at two thirds rate from discharge to enlistment or induction.
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Camp Sherman
War Department
Circle Hill Social Notes and Local Visits
Circle Hill briefs report visits and illnesses across the area. Relations travel between Athens Nelsonville and Chauncey with multiple pneumonia and flu cases noted among residents and families.
Tolchak Takes Control in All Russian Forces After Omsk Coup
Reports from Omsk say Admiral Alexander Tolchak has become virtual dictator and commander of the All Russian army and fleet after a council coup. The Ufa government director backs Tolchak and he formerly commanded the Black Sea fleet. Washington notes the coup as a sign of Russia movement toward stabilization. Prince Lovoff and Ambassador Bakhmetieff react with interest and pleasure.
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Washington
Omsk
Tolchak
State Department
Russia
Prince Lovoff
Bakhmetieff
Silver Drain Exceeds 150 Million in War Time Melting
A Treasury report shows the vaults shrinking from 490 million to about 338 million silver dollars as over 150 million silver dollars are melted into bullion for export to India and other eastern markets. The process accelerates, with $4 million melted weekly, and silver certificates withdrawn while new Federal Reserve notes rise in circulation amid guarded shipments to Pacific ports.
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Washington
Navy
India
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Pacific Ports
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