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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1920

Page

4

Wealthy presidents and the money behind the flag

A historical comparison scales presidential wealth from Washington to Harding and Cox. It ranks Washington as the richest with about 5 million present value, notes Roosevelt and Buchanan as multimillionaires, and mentions Taft the poorest at 4 500 in present terms. It argues wealth rarely boosts presidential chances.

George Washington United States Washington Theodore Roosevelt James Buchanan Zachary Taylor Grover Cleveland Martin van Buren Woodrow Wilson Abraham Lincoln William H. Taft Senator Harding Governor Cox Supreme American

Cox Attacks Deflate Campaign Tactics With Charges

The piece dismisses Governor Cox's accusations of Republican intent to buy the presidency as a decoy to distract voters from core issues. It likens the tactic to a photographer's bomb and compares it to Spanish diplomacy, questioning Cox's willingness to face the Wilson League issue and Wilson administration extravagance.

Cox Wilson League Wilson

Cheap At The Price The 1916 claim and Wilson’s reelection

The piece argues Republicans failed to refute the "kept us out of war" line in 1916, costing $15,000,000 in counter effort. It contends economies would be possible under GOP control now, estimating savings vastly exceeding current charges.

Wilson Cox

Opinions Reprinted on Farm Labor Party Conventions

National Labor Digest mocks the farm labor party as fractured by Chicago conventions. It cites disarray among factions and calls attempts at unity a circus-like display, noting each faction remained a distinct class and refused to blend.

Evel National Labor Digest New Republic the Nation the Liberator Chicago Farmer-Labor Party

Aunt’s Laundry Scheme Ends With Surprise Twist

A woman lures a laundress into a joke by giving the man the name of her aunt with eight children. She imagines the load of wash and laughs. Later she discovers the aunt’s family already paid for the service and the machine, leaving her unsure who should feel gleeful.

Prohibition Leader Matti Helenius Seppala Visits America

Europe’s leading prohibitionist Dr. Matti Helenius Seppala arrives from Helsingfors to address the thirteenth International Congress Against Alcoholism in Washington. A Finnish statistician and author, he shaped Finland’s dry law and heads the temperance bureau, earning the title terror of moonshiners.

Matti Helenius Sappala Europe Helsingfors Washington, D Temperance Matti Finland Social Ministry Matti Helenius Seppala

Peach Season Recipes and Canned Peach Method

Household hints explain how to prepare peaches for canning and ice cream sauce. Steps cover peeling in boiling water, pitting, sugar or honey syrup, sterilizing jars, and processing times for steam or hot water bath. Includes notes on juice from peach skins and a peach sauce for ice cream with lemon juice.

Be Up With the Lark Says Farm Boy

A farmer scolds his lazy son who sings at the stile while loafing. The boy jokes that he is following his instruction to rise early. A green grocer confronts a boy lingering by apples and the boy replies he is not stealing, just not stealing.

Uwe Rere BBC Rascal Sire

Curious Proverbial Quip From Old Times

A satirical line suggests the czar may be alive but missing and perhaps seeking an apartment The other quip notes a presidential candidate with a front porch while the buyer has a back stoop A married couple nearing fourteen years has little to paddle but a canoe in this light humorous fragment

Czar

California Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Brand Name

A vintage ad urges parents to choose California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It highlights a fruity taste, clear bottle directions, and advises checking the label for the rightful name California to ensure the trusted product.

California

Olson in Training for Turner Match

Joe Turner and Thor Olson prepare for a 158 pound middleweight bout at the gymnasium Saturday. Olson says he will double train daily and aims for peak condition for the clash with Turner.

Olson Turner Match Joe Turner Thor Olson Ohio University

Happy Women In Athens Find Kidney Relief

Mrs. Samuel Woodruff of 113 Franklin Ave Athens recounts years of backache urinary troubles and dizziness before taking Deans Kidney Pills bought at Cline's Pharmacy. She credits the pills with curing the back misery and states she has not needed a kidney remedy since. Price 60c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY manufactures.

Athens Samuel Woodruff Franklin Ave Dean Cline

Boy's Body Found Hanging From Trestle Near Letart

Howard Lang a 14 year old youth fell to his death Sunday night from an excursion train near Parkersburg West Virginia. The body was found suspended on a trestle near Letart after a search by railroad workers and locals. He was the son of Conductor L N Lang and Mrs Lang who were aboard the Baltimore and Ohio Veterans' Association outing.

Parkersburg W. Va Howard Lang Letart Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Veterans’ Association Camden Park L. N. Lang Ravenswood Hartford

Meigs Schools Open With Large Attendance

Rutland September 14 West Meigs schools opened with unusually large attendance. Teachers listed for Rutland Township Higley Janice Wood Pleasant Valley Flora B Merritt Lima Harley Musser Side Hill Ollie E Anderson Beech Grove Clara Kennedy Zion W Ray Wilson Parker Lettie Grate Wright Gladys Thomas Stout J O Miller Buckhorn Flora Ward Grass Run Carrie Kennedy Hysell Run Winnifred Williamson Mutchler Seth Nicholson Rutland Village Principal F G Mutchler Bgrammar Rhoda Wood intermediate Bernice McCormick A primary Anna Rees B primary Althea Bryan Rutland Joint High School Principal B R Higley Dewey D Williams Anna Cross John Welch Salem Township Buckwheat Reva Denison Old Salem Miles Nelson Fairplay R H Williams Danville Vella Grate Salem Center Earl A Grate Fair Oak W Roy Ogdin Parker Run

Rutland West Meigs Rutland Township Higley Janice Wood Pleasant Valley Flora B. Merritt Lima Harley Musser Side Hill Ollie E. Anderson Beech Grove Clara Kennedy Zion W. Ray Wilson Parker Lettie Grate Wright Gladys Thomas Stout J. O. Miller Buckhorn Flora Ward Grass Run Carrie Kennedy Salem Township Reva Denison Old Salem Miles Nelson Fairplay R. H. Williams Danville Vella Grate Salem Center Earl A. Grate Fair Oak W. Roy Ogdin Parker Run

Local School and Community Figures Listed by Township

A dense list of names appears for multiple townships including Columbia, Dyesville Rural, Scipio, Harrisonville Rural and Pagetown Rural. The entries mention principals and various residents such as Edith Davis Ledlie Mabel Lyle Roy A. Davis and Dora Howell among others, indicating a civic or school directory snippet.

Edith Davis Ledlie Mabel Lyle Dexter Roy A. Davis Jessie Davis Columbia Township Carpenter Andrew Hoya Sugar Grove Wm. Swett Pegtown Guy A. Gorby Keepes Donna Bobo Flower Hill Anna Folden Chestnut Ridge Elizabeth Bolen Buzzard Besse Rutherford Dyesville H. V. Strausbaugh Blanch Woodyard Scipio Township Wilson Lena Turner Irvin Creek Howard Clark Reives N. W. Cheadie White Oak Frank Gibson Welch J. A. Gotschall Bowers R. Jordan Cuckler Alice Howell Harrisonville Nellie Rowley Pagetown W. P. Howell Dora Howell

Local Socials and Tiny Moves Across Millfield Area

Millfield notices record visits from Hixsons Stack Andersons and Browns. J F Riley moves to Rendville for work. Wilson and Grimes open a hot lunch restaurant in the old post office. Totman family attends Chesterhill fair. Dunkle welcome a newborn son. M E church ladies host at M A Howard home. Wemmer visits Boudinot family. Hayes guests of Brookins in Coolville. Schools open September 7. Asthma and hay fever ailment eases for Tom Tracy. Muriel Hartley visits from Zenner's Athens millinery. Bible class hosts at E Downey home. Wade buys a new Dodge touring car. Boudinot family and Happy Hollow guests at Poling home.

A. P. Hixson Garfield Grimes C. E. Stack Buffalo Stack J. F. Riley Rendville William Anderson Nelsonville Clarence Brown James James Athens Wilson Grimes Fred Totman Richard Dunkle M. E. Church M. A. Howard Jess V. Wemmer T. H. Boudinot McDougal M. M. Hayes Coolville Howard Brookins Tom A. P. Wemmer Elmer Poling Mabel Linsey Jacob Poling and Son Earl of Happy Hollow

Rome Grange to Meet Saturday at Stewart I O O F Hall

Rome grange schedules a 1 pm meeting at the I O O F hall in Stewart on Saturday. Special business will be discussed. the county deputy will attend to inspect and advise on several matters. Election of delegate and alternate to the state grange will be held.

Stewart, O Rome Stewart

Senator Harding Speeches Planned in Maryland and West Virginia

New York September 14 reports that Senator Harding will deliver speeches in Maryland and West Virginia as part of his campaign schedule. The announcements indicate rallies and public addresses to be held in multiple cities, with details to follow.

New York Maryland West Virginia Senator Harding

Republican official outlines single state speech plan

Early in October officials of the Republican national committee said the candidate will likely make only one speech in each state. The Maryland address is set for Baltimore and the location for West Virginia remains to be determined.

Republican National Committee Maryland Baltimore West Virginia

Landslide Strikes Train Near Debeque Killing Four

A Denver and Rio Grande passenger train was struck by a landslide near Debeque, Denver, killing four and burying the train under mud and earth as the slide continued gradually today according to local reports.

Denver Colo Denver and Rio Grande Debeque

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