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Athene Messenger
Merald Printing Company
Postoffics
Athens
Ohio
Audit Bureau
Obie
Robert B. Ward
Fastern
Fifth Ave
New York
Western
Wabash Ave
Chicano
Labor Pride in United War Effort Echoes Across Factories
The piece praises American labor for its crucial role in wartime production. It highlights factory workers, munition laborers, and shipyards as essential to victory, noting pledges by workers to not hinder the war and anticipating stronger ties between labor and national aims under conscription and new policies.
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America
Eastern
Ilinois
Yanks Saved the Day in Marne Push and Liberty Loan Call
The piece credits American divisions with halting a German push toward Paris and reports Sir Robert Borden praising U S troops. It urges a record Fourth Liberty Loan response to fund the Allied war effort, stressing dollars as the force to push the Hun across the Rhine and end Kaiserism.
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Europe
Paris
France
Marne
New York
Robert Borden
Canada
United States
Berlin
Rhine
Germany
Death to Prisoners and Lies in German Front Lines
German officers admit they told their troops capture by Americans means death. In contrast American soldiers know the truth that prisoners face harsh camps, yet many fight on to avoid starvation and brutal treatment. The piece argues the German government lies to its people and soldiers to sustain the war effort.
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Aisne- Marne
Beaumont Social Roundup at Circle Hill and Nearby
Robert Mace of Jobs visited his mother Mrs. Julia Wyant in Beaumont. Mrs. Myrtle Pidcock and others drove to Columbus for a few days. Attendees from the area went to the Athens county fair. Miss Nettle Wyant stayed with Mrs. McKinley Locke. Circle Hill residents visited Mrs. Leona Locke and held Sunday gatherings. Alfred Carr and family visited Mr. and Mrs. John Wyant. Mary Locke and Emma Pierce saw Mrs. Wyant and Nettie Wyant.
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Robert Mace
Jobs
Julia Wyant
Myrtle Pidcock
Alma
Lillian Ryan
Miss Beulah
Columbus
Athens County
Miss Nettle Wyant
McKinley Locke
Fish Childress
Billa Locke
Circle Hill
Leona Locke
Alfred Carr
John Wyant
Mary
Emma Pierce
Nettie
Household Hints Menu Summary
A compact listing of daily meals and pantry items including breakfasts with various pan pan amas and scrambled eggs. Luncheon options feature rye bread butter and light salads with vegetables. Dinners center on onions radish rice pudding and boiled potatoes with cheese and cocoa desserts.
Food Ration Notes Describe Wheat Varieties And Limited Pantry
A wartime notice outlines bread types from wheat and substitutes, urging restraint and home consumption. It lists acceptable grains and quick breads, outlines tabooed wheat bread sandwiches, and specifies meat and sandwich fillings for wartime food programs. It also encourages non wheat meals and fruit choices for picnics and daily meals.
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United States Food Administration
Cheese Mold and Onion Soup From Old Menu
A vintage recipe fragment presents Cheese Mold with cottage cheese pimento milk gelatine and a mold set, serving as salad with optional French dressing. Also listed is Onion Soup using onions milk eggs yolks fat and seasonings boiled and finished with milk and fat.
Dinner Stories and Sunday School Tales from the Front
A soldier returns from battle with his arm in a sling after an accidental injury near the Marne. A bishop addresses a Sunday school about Africa’s vast unserved territories and a call to support missions. A vacationer debates age with an elderly villager while a local mayor quips about enforcing a saloon proximity ordinance to a church.
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Marne
Africa
Centenary of first American ocean steamship celebrated
The article notes the 100th anniversary of the first American built ocean-going steamship and surveys the century’s growth in shipbuilding, asking readers to estimate how many such vessels will exist a century hence given current construction rates.
Dutch Views on War End in France England and America
Hollanders argue Germans misjudge the path to peace as few now expect a revolution in France England or America. They claim all nations share liberal views and insist they know what will actually end the war, contrasting with German assumptions.
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Germany
France
England
America
Ohio Officers Arrest Careless Motorists Stopping Cars
Ohio police arrest drivers who leave engines running while parked. The piece notes hired drivers often commit the offense against conservation and urges punishment. It laments broad indifference among workers who wasteful practice costs nothing to them.
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Ohio
Local People Enjoy Visits and Travel in Latrobe Area
Miss Bernice Keller of Success visited C. E. Keller at his Latrobe home. Deane Chevalier left for Chillicothe after visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Dean Fwers. T. E. Fitch and family returned from a motoring trip to Erie, Pa, reporting a fine time. Helen and Bernice Keller visited relatives in Parkersburg. Lillian Wharff returned to Portsmouth after visiting grandparents Dean and Mrs. Ewers. Alfred Morrison attended the State Fair in Columbus. Ed Dunfee and family returned from a trip to Columbus with the aunt Mrs. Curtis. A. M. Morrison attended the Athens fair. Dean Clark died at his home near here, and mourners express sympathy. K. A. Gaskins and family and C. FE. Keller attended the Athens fair. T. E. Fitch and wife and Mrs. Mant Mooney motored to Parkersburg.
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Bernice Keller
Success
C. EK. Keller
Deane Chevalier
Chillicothe
Dean Fwers
T. E. Fitch
Erie
Helen
Parkersburg
Lillian Wharff
Portsmouth
Dean Ewers
Athens
Alfred Morrison
Columbus
Ed Dunfee
Curtis
A. M. Morrison
Dean Clark
Letters From Men In Service From Garrett Hoch
Mrs. B A Hoch of 346 Chestnut St Nelsonville received a letter from her son Pvt Garrett M Hoch of the 11th Field Artillery, AEF. He describes conditions aboard ship near the Atlantic and in England, mentions Red Cross visits at several U S and Canadian towns, and asks his mother to write often. He notes the country’s oddities, the thin roofs, small locomotives, mounted police and keeps his address for future correspondence.
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B. A. Hoch
Chestnut St
Nelsonville
Garrett
Atlantic
Ft. Sill
Camp Mills
Red Cross
Chickshaw
Okla
Moblery
England
Harry Collins
Bummy Howell
Harry
O. K
Pvt
Garrett M. Hoch
11Th Field Artillery
American Expeditionary Forces
N.Y
Relief for Weak Stomach with Chamberlain Tablets
The great relief from Cham berlain s Tablets for a weak stomach and impaired digestion has proven the value of this preparation. In many cases relief is permanent and sufferers have been restored to health.
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Chamberlain
You don’t see as well as you should
The passage notes that vision problems are evident from symptoms and that an eye examination is needed to determine causes. It asserts two certainties: your sight is not as good as it should be and only a proper exam can reveal why.
Advertising as daily life necessity in modern markets
A Chicago based series on advertising extols its role in daily life explaining how ads guide choices from trains to groceries to cosmetics. It argues advertising lowers consumer costs, raises product quality, and acts as a bridge between production and consumption.
Clean coal order violators to have mines closed down
Washington reports the Fuel Administration will shut down mines of unscrupulous operators who ship unmerchantable dirty coal. The action targets those who evade penalties by selling dirty coal, hindering munition production, steel coke quality, shipbuilding, and war efforts for troops abroad.
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Washington
United States Fuel Administration
Fuel Administration
The
France
Chamberlain's Tablets Linked to Fast Relief
Miss Emma Verbryke of Lima Ohio credits Chamberlain's Tablets with rapid improvement after frequent stomach troubles and biliousness. The testimonial notes positive results from using the product two years ago.
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Chamberlain
Emma Verbryke
Lima
Ohio
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