Morgan's Confidence in U S Future Amid Postwar Transition
The article argues against pessimism, citing America's vast natural resources, manufacturing strength, work ethic, and a large unified population. It praises Morgan's wartime optimism and foresees a swift shift from war to peace, aided by a growing merchant fleet and foreign demand, if critics stop croaking and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont Morgan
Wall Street
United States of America
New York
United States
Morgan
The New Thanksgiving Suggests Joint Armistice Holiday
The piece notes a French proposal to declare November 11 an international holiday and proposes aligning it with the American Thanksgiving. It highlights Armistice Day’s historic significance and argues for a combined celebration near November 11, potentially shifting the date away from the later November Thursday to better honor peace, plenty, and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
No Change of Heart Reflections on German Attitudes Toward Democracy
A commentary notes Americans misread German public sentiment after the revolution. Dr. Harold Williams reports from Switzerland that there is no joy in liberty or accountability for war deeds, with indifference to monarchist overthrow and no push for exposing responsibility. The piece urges patience before welcoming Germans into full democratic fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Williams
London Daily Chronicle
Switzerland
Germany
Food Rules Stand Post Armistice Tight Prices Remain
The Food Administration states regulations limiting profit margins and hoarding remain in force and will be strictly enforced. The armistice does not increase global food supply and provided no extra food. it does expand transport power and demands on resources.
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The
Food Administration
Whits household menu and candy making guide
This section presents a Whits menu including早餐 Cream of Barley with Raisins, Corn Muffins, Honey Cocoa, scrapple, creamed potatoes, and desserts. It also provides detailed candy recipes for glace nuts and fruits, creams, caramels, and a pineapple omelette filling, with step by step instructions on blanching, frying, boiling, and setting.
Dinner Stories at the Navy Station
A new sailor mails a letter for a dime after a shore liberty. An ensign receives the letter by the recruit who confuses kinship. A drill scene ends with a flirtatious exchange as a couple moves to watch artillery.
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Porter
Food Administration to Extend Control After Armistice
The Food Administration will continue to regulate food affairs to ensure fair distribution and prevent profiteering as war supplies move, with broadened scope after Herbert Hoover’s international talks. Critics are urged to scrutinize sources, as most opponents are deemed enemies of the people.
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Java
Food Administration
Herbert Sloover
Food Prices Seen Falling If Raw Materials Drop
Food producers at the American Manufacturers Association convention predict prices may decline later in the year once raw materials and overhead costs ease. They caution that current stocks and upcoming production come from expensive inputs, so Thanksgiving may still feature simpler, pricier meals.
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American Manufacturers’ Association
Casualty Roll Lists 1741 Names With War Deaths and Wounds
The Sunday consular list shows 1741 names with breakdowns for killed in action wounded by degree missing in action and deaths from disease or accident. Notable names include Lieut Vores Brown Toledo Lieut Charles Chappel Cincinnati John Carey Cincinnati Delbert Clark New Richmond Theodore Trolles Stewartville and others in Ohio and Ohioana. The weekly casualty summary reports total killed in action died of wounds died of disease or accident wounded and missing in action to date.
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Chinteee Ohioana
Vores Brown
Paulding
Charles Chappel
Toledo
John Carey
Cincinnati
Delbert Clark
New Richmond
Theodore Trolles
Stewartaville
Frank Hailey
Beaver Dam
John Carr
Dennison
Herbert Baurer
Columbus
Peter Pimons
Cleveland
Joseph Clifford
Friendship
Edward Webber
Dover
Richard Garaway
Springfield
Joe Kina
James Mabley
Eaton
John Harris
Frank Winters
Oscar Kennedy
Portsmouth
Charles Scott
Huron
William Burn
Dayton
Guy Burks
Claude Davis
Kent
Ruben Paul
Carey
Grover Tape
Thomas Wiechowski
Berea
Clarence Broadhead
Plymouth
Henry Beerli
Willard Brown
Circleville
Vernon Radabaugh
Stockdale
Clarence Ringhiser
Logan
Joseph Bach
William Port
Robert Stacy
Deyton
Asa Thompson
Duke
Frank Young
New Philadelphia
Howard Shau
Lowell
Otis Snyden Bryan
Charles Thompson
Vernon
Edwin Zimmerman
Plain City
Glenn Carothers
Albert Justice
Washington
Arthur Harper
Ben Cook
Gust Muginnis
Younistow
Elmer Vogel
Carthage
George Winkel
Hillsboro
David Cohen
Do Strouds Rim and Dowler Family News
Sunday visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mansfield and Mrs. H. P. Dowler. Wade Dowler from Camp Sherman visits relatives. influenza cases reported among Unward and Joe Dowler. Mildred Dowler with her sister. H. F. Dowler family hosts. Garnet and Ashford Watch visit Purchfield home. Charles McKinley resumes teaching at Strouds Run. school closes for two weeks. Finsterwalds in Athens caring for Della sick with flu. The community donates to Camp Sherman soldier boys for Thanksgiving.
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Clarence Mansfield
H. P. Dowler
Wade Dowler
Camp Sherman
Camp
Mr. Unward
Joe Dowler
Mildred Dowler
H. F. Dowler
Athens
Garnet
Ashford Watch
Amariah Purchfield
Clyde Smith
Fred Dowler
Willow Creek
Charles McKinley
Stroud’s Run
Frank Finsterwald
Della Finsterwald
Edward Diley
R. E. Linton
Hatch Brothers
L. KB
Little Farm
Rolla Burden
Reedsville
Watson
Parkersburg
E. H. Warren
Ella Campbell
Columbus
Philena Dunfee
Claud Gratton
Junction City
George Cole
Tiasco Cole
Bart Collet
Akron
Emerson Russell
J.C. Andrews
Marietta
Everyday Etiquette and Etiquette Q A From Miss Riley
The column discusses handshakes at receptions versus small affairs, invites for ball dancing, and proper attire for schoolgirls. It notes intimate friends may request invitations, hosts may limit guest lists, and modest dress is advised for young girls with simple, unobtrusive clothing.
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Molly
Acid Stomach Remedies Promised in Eatonic Claim
An advertisement extols Eatonic as a quick, harmless cure for acid stomach and related ailments. It touts immediate relief from bloating and indigestion, promises full digestion, and guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer from H. I. Kramer, Eatonic Remedy Company.
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Eatonic
Ste
H. I. Kramer
Eatohic Remedy Company
Cor. Wabash Ave
Chicago
Elizabeth Richardson of Columbus Takes Charge of Farm
Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson, of Columbus, is present to oversee her farm activities and supervise agricultural operations.
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Elizabeth Richardson
Columbus
Local Writer Notes Flu, Recoveries and Visits
Town health reports several flu cases while residents share updates on recoveries. Lewis Richardson shows improvement after serious illness. Mrs. Mary Richardson returns home from Guvaville after visiting relatives. Many locals, including Herman Peyton and Ralph Ladd, are mentioned with brief travels and visits across Athens, Bartlett, Parkersburg, Columbus, and Marietta.
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Lewis Richardson
Mary Richardson
Guvaville
Herman Peyton
Athens
Ralph Ladd
Bartlett
Public Auction on McDougal Farm Sale Begins at One
Will offer for sale at Public Auction at McDougal on the Athens and Amegyville pike beginning at one o clock P M. Property includes two work mares ages 4 and 7 years two Spring colts six months old five milch cows one Jean Durham bull 3 years old six Spring calves two yearling heifers one brood sow ten pigs eight weeks old two tons of straw hay and a few shocks of fodder. Terms made known on date.
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McDougal
McDougal Farm
Athens and
Amegyville Pike
Jean Durham
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Miss Riley
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Ohio
Frost
Clarence Robinson
Geo. B. Allen
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