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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1918

Page

6

The Struggle by Zoe Beckley

Ferrol, a steady salesman, and Blake, a gambler with a hot tip, collide over Bonanza Copper. Blake entices Ferrol to risk half his savings, promising easy riches as Ferrol weighs family security against speculative gain. The tale unfolds with growing tension as fortune shifts.

Blake Tome John Ferrol Drake Ferrol Ferro Ferrel Tdiake Bonanza Copper Bonanza

Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Column Fragments From 1940s Page

A reader seeks guidance on adolescent social interest and school effort while others discuss jealous husbands and wartime service. Advice urges focus on study, tact with spouses, moving on from relationships, and proper handling of service pins and flags. The page also offers a hair treatment remedy for oily summer hair and notes on wearing service symbols for family members in the war.

Mrs. Thompson France

Eorin Eleven Grains And Daily Scalp Lotion Tip

A brief health tip advises using eleven grains and thin lotion daily. The instruction recommends rubbing the lotion well into the scalp for best absorption and potential scalp benefits.

Scrambled figures Surface in Cash Totals Note

Disjointed numbers appear as a cash total fragment with several amounts and a trailing reference to a fee or service charge. The readable items are 25 000, 28 000.00, 63 000.00 and 116.00 followed by unclear text.

Enem y Agent Blamed for Poor Wheat Crop

In Butler township Salem Oregon an insect pest blamed for a crop collapse. Farmers recall a German extraction man seen wandering fields last winter, digging in soil as if burying something.

Salem, O Butler Township

Own Guns Slay Foe In Night Raid On Trenches

American troops in France stage a raid using German machine guns seized from the enemy. After driving Germans from their positions they bring back captured arms and ammunition. The unit converts the captured guns to fire on the Germans, planning additional raids to obtain more munitions.

France Heinie Geome Germany

Woman credits Tanlac with curing stomach problems

Mrs. John McBride of Cincinnati says Tanlac restored her digestion turning heavy meals from a lump in the stomach to comfortable eating. She reports relief from dizziness headaches and fatigue and urges others to try Tanlac at Cline's Pharmacy.

Taniac John McBride Hopkins Street Cincinati Tanlac Cline’s

Sweetmeats for Dessert From United States Food Administration

The United States Food Administration suggests Parisian Sweets as a candy alternative to traditional dessert. Blend one pound dates figs and nut meats with orange juice orange peel and honey or syrup, roll in chopped nuts or coconut or chocolate, then chill under weight and cut into shapes. Melted chocolate may be added before molding.

United States Food Administration

Prune Stuffing Variations With Nuts and Marmalade

A recipe note suggests steaming prunes to stone removal then stuffing halves with options including chopped salted nuts raisins walnuts and candied cherries. another idea pairs prunes with orange marmalade for filling.

The Housewife's Stunt in Wartime Food Canning

The piece notes a vast wartime canning effort with a forecast of 1.5 billion jars of fruit and vegetables this summer and fall. It cites past production of over 500 million cans and attributes increases to the nation’s wet program, while counting on soldiers and civilians meeting demand at training camps and overseas.

Uncle Sam Housewives of America

You Can Lighten Their Load co

The article urges Americans to support Liberty Bonds to ease burdens on Marshal Ferdinand Foch and General John J. Pershing. It emphasizes supplying food clothing recreation ammunition and troops and calls on home front effort to back the leaders in Europe.

Ferdinand Foch Europe John J. Pershing United States America

Three Million Buttons Bought for Fourth Loan

Ralph Waldo Emerson of the War Loan Organization led a drive to supply three million buttons for the Fourth Liberty Loan. A steel engraving method cut costs by sixty five thousand dollars, saving real money and reducing use of celluloid and paper while easing distribution to federal reserve districts.

Ralph Waldo Emerson War Loan Organization Washington Emerson Federal Reserve

Cost of a Navy sailor per day in 1918 fiscal six months

The article notes the U S Navy cost per man per day in early fiscal 1918 ranged from 49 cents on larger vessels to 62 cents on smaller vessels. It adds that a $50 Liberty Bond would fund a sailor for 102 days on large ships and 96 days on smaller ships.

First National Bank Ameeville Ohio Pia Tech Tock Reserve Bank Alue Ee House Federal Bank The S. Navy

Canning Buyers Urged To Stockpile Home Produce

An appeal explains Uncle Sam requires a supply of fruits and vegetables for winter and urges American housewives to put up a billion and a half jars of home canned goods. It stresses using sugar rationing wisely, canning vegetables without sugar, and proper sterilization of jars and rubber seals to prevent spoilage.

Uncle Sam Europe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Zoe Beckley AL. Blake al Blake Ike Ferrol Atock Kitty Aneone Thompson M. F Total Feaeas Arion Azier Duan Lem Ted M. Palntha Phomas Casaler B. A Ellis Fes of Labor Duce For al Draggisia BE Cna Vermont Oil Federal Team Mcake Us Tostro Auto Sales Co Security Savings Bank CO Atheng State of County of Athens G. O'Bleness G. O' Bleness Chas E. Cameron Coolvill National Bank Coolville Olio U. S Liberty Loan U. Ms Federal Reserve Bank County of Athens Salley E. Bailey Hartnell C. Taylor Chas. Gunder
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