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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1919

Page

4

Fair Treatment for Soldiers in Military Justice Reform

The public supports changing the army justice system to curb unfair trials. Samuel T. Ansell argues two thirds of 388,000 cases were illegal, and the current code is harsher than European practices. Citizen-soldiers deserve civil protections while maintaining discipline.

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Summer Homes for Winter

This piece argues people will winter in summer cottages due to housing shortages, praising country or sea shore stays for air and privacy. It notes beaver board walls and coal heaters as common, reflects on modern comforts vs past self sufficiency, and links mood with the steel strike affecting living costs.

McCormick Opposes Treaty Vote Power Shift and War Fears

Senator McCormick of Illinois recounted western speak er campaigns against British votes in the League of Nations and urged drastic reservations. He noted rising public distrust of Wilsons effort to keep the U S out of war and criticized Wilsons handling of economic burdens and diplomacy.

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I Talk All Day on Every Theme Walt Mason Verse

The poem riffs on people with a single topic and the boredom they cause. Various subjects from pelicans to crowns are mocked as endless rants. The speaker moves through humorous catalogues of themes to critique narrow attention.

Let Down Feeling From Tense Living

A reader guidance piece on chronic tenseness and its effects. It explains how constant stress can erode nerves, describes common tense behaviors such as rushing and overreacting to minor events, and promises practical relaxation tips to follow.

Two Serving Deviled Egg and Lettuce Salad Guide

Recipes for two include Deviled Egg and Lettuce Salad with hard boiled eggs stuffed with a creamy mustard mayonnaise filling, star shaped on shredded lettuce, Tapioca and Pineapple Custard using pineapple juice and folded egg whites, and Pimento Potatoes flavored with pimento.

Preserved Crabapples and Mango Relish Recipes

Preserved crabapples prepared with stem intact and prick holes. Sugar per pound fruit with water then boil to jelly and seal in pint jars with para wax. Mango relish combines red and green mangoes onions vinegar brown sugar and salt. American salad dressing blends sugar Worchestershire catsup vinegar lemon juice olive oil mustard cayenne.

Dimmer Stories and a Call of the Wild Mystery

A pastoral visit spawns a playful scene as a confession of the wild calls collides with domestic mishaps. A teacher and housewife trade quips with a boy who knows not the Dead Sea or his own mispronounced ailments, revealing small town wits.

Smallways O. Goode Evans Godfrey Ethel

Scoutmaster praises Mr. Coates for Troop One’s cabin site

In a public forum G F Morgan thanks Charles Coates of Richland Avenue Mechanicsburg for three years of free use of his wooded hillside near the grade school. He allowed campouts, cooking, hiking, and buckeye logging for a Boy Scouts cabin and expressed the scouts’ gratitude to a generous Athens benefactor.

Charles Coates Richland Avenue Dayton Wise Athens G. F. Morgan

Carbondale Residents Travel and Visits Report

Mrs. Maurice Goodrich and son plan to join Mr. Goodrich in St. Cloud Florida to settle there. Wesley Sit family spent Sunday with relatives at Nelsonville. Mrs. Evaline Kennard of Columbus visits local relatives. John Gardner injured his foot at the mines Monday. Mrs. Carl Ashley and children returned to Akron. Nell Brewer visited Sugar Grove last week. Freda Doolittle spent the weekend in Athens. Mrs. Easterling returned from Michigan. Ray Clark joined Carbondale Country store as clerk. Grace Bell Woods of Junction City visited Mrs. M. J. Callahan. Mr. and Mrs. Muria Arnold returned to Sugar Grove after visiting Wash Arnold’s family. Mrs. Wash Walker of Chillicothe visited her daughter.

Maurice Goodrich Mason St. Cloud Fla Mr. Goodrich Wesley Sit Nelsonville Evaline Kennard Columbus John Gardner Carl Ashley Akron Nell Brewer Sugar Grove Freda Doolittle Athens F. C. Easterling Michigan Ray Clark Carbondale Grace Bell Woods Junction City M. J. Callahan Muria Arnold Wash Arnold Wash Walker Chillicothe George Gardner

Funeral of Thomas B. Palmer at Torch church

Several residents of FPGG Hockingport attended the funeral of Thomas B. Palmer held Sunday at the Torch M E F church. Rev Shaver led the service. Palmer, well liked, leaves a wife and two children with neighbors and friends sending heartfelt sympathy. Clarence Dutton of Carrol and another friend visited his parents Mr and Mrs E A Dutton.

Thomas B. Palmer M. EF Rev. Shaver Mr. Palmer Clarence Dutton Carrol E. A. Dutton

Adams and families visit in Belpre and Parkersburg

H E Adams drove to Belpre to meet his son Julian studying in Marietta. Julian spent Sunday at home. Miss Ethel and Miss Jessie Parker of Parkersburg were Sunday guests of their mother Mrs E K Parker. Mr and Mrs Cleve Snyder and children visited John Taylor and family. Lou Snyder and children moved to Huntington for work. Henry White sold out to Mr Tigelow. Ira Conley hosted Day and children from Parkersburg and Will Roland moved to a new home on Hocking.

H. E. Adams Belpre Julian Marietta Ethel Jessie Parker Parkersburg E. K. Parker Cleve Snyder John Taylor Lou Snyder Huntington Snyder Henry White Tigelow Ira Conley Day Will Roland Hocking

Local Notes and Visits Across the Region

Mr and Mrs William Austin left last week for Virginia to visit relatives and will be abroad several months. Mrs Lottie Mansfield hosted sister Mrs Mattie Six of Chauncey. Otis Mansfield and Mr and Mrs John Poston visited from South Canaan. M E Mills moved to Hebbardsville. Roy Radford visited Athens with sister Mrs Fred Lee Tom. Emmett Radford left to work at the State Hospital. Elsie Braley taught at Tick Ridge over the weekend. Edwin Higgins, discharged from the U S Navy, visits his sister in Carnegie Pa after two years at sea with six Atlantic crossings.

Lottie Mansfield Mattie Chauncey Mansfield Otis Mansfield John Poston South Canaan M. E. Mills Hebbardsville Roy Radford Athens Fred Lee Tom Jeff Mansfield Emmett Radford State Hospital Elsie Braley Tick Ridge Edwin Higgins U. S Leviathan Carnegie, Pa Navy Atlantic

Coe Reunion Honors Edward O. Coe at Albany Home

Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Coe hosted a reunion Sunday September 21 at the Albany area home of the late Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Coe for Edward O. Coe of Wray Col. and siblings. Guests included Lucy White of Albany J D Cooper and daughter Jane and Edwin of Athens Clyde F Herron John Herron New Marshfield and Dorothy Coe Herron.

P. V. Coe Ll. V. Coe Albany R. D. 2 Edward O. Coe Wray Jane Cooper Athens

Chicago Bookies Bet Sox Over Reds After Title Win

Chicago bookmakers opened with the White Sox eight to five favorite over the Cincinnati Reds after clinching the American League championship. Other odds listed included 4 to 5 Sox to win the series and 11 to 10 Reds to take the first game with no even money bets announced.

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