Advertising Rates and Subscriptions Bylines
Advertising rates on application at Home of Forces, nominal charge for obituary cards of thanks, a national Advertising Representative Robert Ward, Avenue Chisago, South Wabash. Subscription rates by carrier 12 1-20 week $6. Mail in Ohio $4 year $1 ten weeks, outside Ohio $5 year. All subscriptions by mail payable in advance and discontinued on expiration.
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Robert
Ward
E Avenue
Chisago
Ty and & South
Emigrants Return From Europe After War Outcomes
After World War I, many foreigners who left the United States to return home found hardship abroad. Prices rose, shortages increased, and unemployment spread. As conditions worsen, more Europeans rethink emigration and consider returning to America for safer opportunities and comforts. Immigration remains a larger ongoing issue than emigration.
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America
Europe
United States
Old Country
Call for a national policy to plant trees along highways
The piece contrasts US lack of a formal tree-planting policy with France where 400 years of practice have lined national roads with trees. It describes French road trees, government responsibility for millions of trees, and a suggested centralized plan to ensure regular planting and care via contracts and a fixed payment, urging citizens and authorities to support a nationwide highway tree program.
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United States
France
Francis I
Lombardy
Old-Fashioned Prices For Meals In Omaha Strike Eatery
Cooks and waiters in Omaha open their own eatery offering roast beef with potatoes bread and butter for 25 cents and pork chops with fixings for 40 cents. The union aims to provide affordable meals to supporters while seeking fair profits, warning against undue restaurant markups.
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Omaha
A Royal Engineer King Albert’s Humorous Rail Tour
A detailed portrait of King Albert of Belgium showing his knack for blending royal duties with engineering skill. He once took the locomotive throttle for ten miles, dressed as a engineer, and surprised passengers by passing as an ordinary worker. He is noted for humor and a rare down to earth approach.
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Albert
Household Elints Recipes for a Day
A compact 1940s style household menu with leftovers turned into a beef and gravy stew, cabbage salads, nut cakes, and rice with eggs. Includes steps for browning, baking, and serving, with notes on timing and seasoning. Contains multiple recipes and ingredient lists focusing on practical home cooking.
How to Clean and Refresh a Serge Dress for Winter
To revive a worn serge dress, sponge the right side with ammonia water one tablespoon per quart. Avoid strong solutions to prevent dye discoloration. press on the wrong side with a cloth to set shine reductions. For shiny spots use vinegar, lift nap with damp crinolene, wash trims if alkali-free soap is used, hang to partly dry, then press on the wrong side. steam wrinkles with a wet cloth under the front.
Free Speech Limits in Labor Disputes Cited by Post
The Washington Post reprint argues free speech and peaceful assembly are constitutional rights but not unlimited. It warns against incitement to illegal acts or actions that infringe on others rights, noting crowds can become mobs during strikes and emphasizing balance with public order.
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Washington Post
Augusta
Daily Journal
Wilson
West
George D. Herron
Prinkipo
William C. Bullit
Lenine
Dimmer Stories and Bathing Misadventures Across Town
A collection of humorous exchanges spans a bathing machine in Hastings with complaints about a misfitting suit and a dark, wet dressing area. A clever ocean compliment contrasts with petty theft and damp towels. Other snippets include a dog bite joke and a wry deflation of the phrase vox populi vox Dei by a California legislator.
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Dobbs
Mr. Dobbs
Gas field details and local deaths from Athens report
Twenty years back the Athens gas supply came from the Sugar Grove field with wells producing ten million cubic feet daily, while Athens’ shallow Berea wells were less productive and short lived. Mrs. McLean died in Washington D C, aged nearly 80, mother of C. McLean. Delta Tau Delta initiation caused a loud disturbance shocking R H Bishop, who endured the ordeal. F H Peters was pledged.
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Athens
Sugar Grove Company
McLean
C. McLean
Washington D. H
John R. McLean
R. H. Bishop
F. H. Peters
Lottridge Pie Social At School Attracts Residents
A pie social is planned at the Lottridge school on Saturday October 18 with all invited. Community reports note visits and gatherings including Mr and Mrs Harry Runnion and Mr and Mrs Hushman in Athens. Local clubs meet at Lawrence chapel and visits to Coolville and Deep Hollow are mentioned along with church services by Rev Clelland and Rev Frazier.
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Lottridge School
Saurday
Harry Runnion
Hushman
Athens
Lawrence Chapel
C. V. Kincade
C. E. Knight
Near Coolville
Chas. Day
Gilbert Bail
Near
Sam Bail
Ben Barnhart
E. Morris
Homer Willard
Meigs County
Nora Runnion
Samuel Dail
Raleigh Dye
Deep Hollow
Clelland
Lawrence M. E
Emmett Swisher
Marion
Nelia Parr
F. I. Caldwell
Frazier
Lottridge A. B
Pleasant Valley Pie Social Draws Big Crowd
The Pleasant Valley high school pie social last Friday evening drew a great crowd and left attendees with a pleasant impression. Mrs. Nettie Stout and her son Floyd of Cleveland visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Moore, while Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Chappel and family of Athens spent Sunday afternoon with the latter's parents.
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Pleasant Valley High School
Nettie Stout
Floyd
Cleveland
Cyrus Moore
D. O. Chappel
Athens
Ruth Family News and Local Movements
Mr Edson Ruth returned from Columbus where he attended the N F and D lodge meeting. Mrs James Webb visited Florence Ruth while Mr and Mrs Robert Ruth of Athens visit the Ruth parents. Hoyt Pinkerton plans to move to Athens and has rented out his farm to Clifford Kyle. A new weighted leather neck ring aids athletes and a machine with riveted rolls forms trunks.
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L. A. Ruth
Edson Ruth
Columbus
N. F
Athens
Clifford Kyle
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Renevir
Athens Messenger
Audit Bureau of Circultions
Ohio
Associated Ohio Dailies
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Athens, O
A * Ner & Herald Priniing Co
Messenger
Dimmer Stories
Parks
Little Willie
Mr. Kidder
California
Vox Populi
Vox Dei
Solemly
Lottridge
National Joy
J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Nea Vera
Dad
Grandpa
U.S
Udy.int
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