Athens Daily Messenger Publication Details and Rates
Publication details for The Athens Daily Messenger include pricing, delivery options, and advertising guidelines. The notice lists subscription rates by period, pay terms, and offices in Athens Ohio and national bureaus in New York and Chicago.
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Athens Messenger
Merald Pritaing Company
W. Bugh
Ballour
Messenger
Beth
Athens
Ohio
Audit Bureau Circulations
Robert St. Ward
Eastern Office
Fifth Ave
New York
Western
South Wabash Ave
Chicago
Bolshevik Germany Shapes Postwar German Power
The article discusses the rise of Bolshevik influence in Germany led by Liebknecht and its impact on German politics. It compares German and Russian revolutionary tendencies, notes Berlin as the main hotspot, and considers potential outcomes including possible breakup of Germany and Allied intervention if Bolshevism succeeds.
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Bolshevie
Reds
Liebknecht
Lenine
Troteky
Bolshevic
Washington
Haywood
White House
Germany
Russia
Paris
Bavaria
Hohenzollerns
Casualty figures in armistice era and Allied losses
The piece surveys American casualties near 240000 up to the armistice with 52000 dead, notes Argonne battles as a factor, and compares Allied losses British 658000 killed and French estimates around 1500000. It reflects national pride and solemn duty in wartime sacrifice.
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Pershing
War Department
Argonne
Germany
Women and Peace Involving Women at the Peace Table
The piece argues for women to represent women’s interests at the peace talks. It mocks anti suffrage groups while urging President Wilson to appoint capable women who have studied reform and shown public usefulness to influence postwar policy.
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Wilson
Barnum
Artemus Ward
Irvin Cobb
Wilhelm and Daniel at Metz Cathedral Triumph Scene
Allied troops entering Metz gaze at a Prophet Daniel statue altered by Kaiser Wilhelm who replaced the head with his own. The figure bears chains and a placard reading Sie transit gloria mundi as the soldiers ponder the vanity of earthly glory, a Shakespearean aside on fate.
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Metz
Daniel
Kaiser Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Household Menu and Recipes From a Vintage Menu
A collection of breakfast and dinner ideas with recipes for stewed prunes muffins and omelets, plus salmons, beefsteak, and puddings. Detailed steps include Oyster Surprise with oysters baked in potato cavities and Baked Beans with pork and tomato, plus vegetable sides and a steamed chocolate pudding.
Dinner Stories and Quips From Everyday Life
A traveling man complains about missing a seven o’clock train at a North Carolina hotel while the night clerk explains he just woke up. A Father visits Camp Devens in Ayer Massachusetts and wonders why the war is not elsewhere. A joke about bombs bursting in Ayer follows. A British transport board chair overhears two typewriters lamenting hard work, ending with a playful prayer finale.
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North Carolina
Devens
Ayer
Mass
France
Camp Devens
Evan Jones
British Transport Board
Phosphated Iron Ad Urges Strong Nerve and Health
A nostalgic medical advertisement markets Phosphated Iron as a cure for fatigue and weakness. It claims strong leaders are built on iron rich blood and nerves, urging readers to buy capsules from McKee Drug Company and major druggists, warning against tablets sold by dealers.
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Areare
Little Strips of Pork Dehydration Funding Questioned
The Department of Agriculture received a 250000 appropriation for vegetable dehydration research. Critics doubt the need for such a large sum, noting Pacific Coast private plants already dry vegetables cheaply. They argue government drying would be costlier than market value and that private enterprise would handle any profitable market.
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Department of Agriculture
Pacific Coast
Inside bathing with hot limestone phosphate cure
A dated health ad urges daily morning inside bathing with hot water and a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this purifies the intestinal tract improves digestion and relieves bilious headaches and constipation.
Democrats Push Reconstruction Plan and Tax Extension
The piece notes the Democrats aim to create a Presidential reconstruction commission and extend the revenue bill for 1920, seeking to influence the Sixty-sixth Congress before March 4. It also mentions candy rations for soldiers abroad, Turkish petroleum, and Mr. McAdoo’s wage critique.
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Presidential Reconstruction Commission
Balled
Senate
Invention Protects Double Decked Cot Design
A patent has been granted for a double decked cot with sleeping surfaces about 40 inches apart. The device offers independent or stacked sleeping options, improving space efficiency for dormitories and barracks.
Ohio War Casualty Totals Released with Names Listed
Washington November 29 1731 names appear on War Department casualty lists including many Ohioans. Killed in action include Casper Fassett Reginald Debrant Harry Lower and others from Cleveland Findlay Cincinnati and Youngstown. Missing in action include Gustav Erickson James Callison Joseph Handrych and more. Marine losses total 286 with 71 killed in action John Christopher Belpre among the dead Floyd Starkey noted as wounded in action.
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Washington
War Department
Cavers Wespe
Isis Scice Es
New Richmond
Jacob Vanner
Fort Jennings
Harry Douglas
Jobs
Clarence Baker
Massilon
Leo Dwyer
Dayton
James Hammers
Canton
Sabina Domino
Bellaire
Jacob Joy
Logan
Earnest Ovenrider
Fostoria
Daniel Nussbaum
Apple Creek
Clarence Perry
Port Clinton
Frank Wojciechowski
Cleveland
Charles Greble
Celina
Cash Kinsley
Bookwalter
Peter
Greenville
Edward Hefner
Lima
Dayton Lewis
Akron
George McClinton
Larington
Charles Wilson
Marysville
George Cook
Niles
Fred Grumley
Columbus
Mike Cary
Beaman Richards
Chillicothe
Gustav Erickson
Youngstown
Mike Conner
Cincinnati
James Callison
Bridgeport
Charles Adkins
Phi Greene
Joseph Handrych
Thomas Lynch
Joe Poncar
Oscar Kindell
Covington
William Kinney
Harvert Richards
Mineral Ridge
Walter Alexander
Wheelersburg
Crum Carpenter
Spencer Station
Herbert Allen
George Richenlaub
North Fairfield
Frank Laughlin
Oscar Steiss
Wilbur Wagner
Martins Ferry
Etion
Athens County
Marion A. Moore
Nelsonville
Moore
Mary A. Moore
Marine Corps
John Christopher
Belpre
Floyd Starkey
Syracuse
Famished prisoners freed by Germans reach Lorraine front
Famished and half naked 2600 prisoners of war freed by the Germans arrive at Baccarat Nancy and Luneville on the Lorraine front in the last days. They are cared for by YMCA workers as the Germans had brought them to the border and given each a piece of bread before turning them loose.
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New York
Baccarat Nancy
Luneville
Lorraine
Farmers blamed as cost of butter and eggs soars
Chicago investigators report farmers take about 86 percent of the above-normal rise in butter and egg prices. Best butter sells at 73 1/2 cents a pound and fresh eggs at 78 cents a dozen. Farmers receive roughly 58 to 60 cents per dozen for eggs, with various costs cutting into margins across the supply chain.
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Chicago
Newark Schools Closed Amid Influenza Outbreak
The Newark board of health ordered all schools closed until next Monday due to recurring influenza among students. Children are barred from picture shows and public gatherings. More than 60 new cases were reported to the health department on Monday.
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Newark
Board of Health
Health Department
Avoid Coughs and Coughers Health Ad Endorses SHILOH
An advertising claim promotes SHILOH as a guaranteed remedy for the worst cough within 24 hours. It urges readers to take a product to curb coughing that spreads disease and protect health and society.
How Bio-feren Promises Rapid Health for Nervous Women
A promotional appeal targets weak nervous women in a large city, claiming Bio-feren builds vigor, health, and buoyant spirits in two weeks. It asserts dramatic facial and mental improvements, lists a dubious formula, and promises a money-back guarantee if claims fail, urging immediate purchase.
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