Sugar Supply in War Times and Homefront Measures
The article explains how world war disrupts sugar production and distribution, cutting off Central Powers’ sugar, raising prices, and tightening supply. It notes shifts to Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and Louisiana, government cooperation, and efforts to prevent hoarding with smaller package sugars and consumer cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
Belgium
England
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Louisiana
Treatment of War Wounded
From France the surgeon general outlines a vast system to care for American wounded from stretcher to convalescence. Evacuation through field and base hospitals, with rapid motor transport, is planned. Notable surgeons will oversee and coordinate care across multiple base hospitals and specialized units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Pegler
France
Jan. S
America
United Press
J. M. T. Finney
John Hopkins
Uch
George W. Crile
Cleveland
G. Drewer
Sam Lloyd
C. L. Gibson
Charles H. Peck
New York
D. E. Schweinitz
Philadelphia
Youngstown
Indianapolis
Detroit
Red Cross
Army Medical Service
Mercy
United States
England
Local Social Notes From Guernsey and Newcomerstown
Viola Dusan returned home from Newcomerstown after visiting relatives. Essie M. Forney spent weekend with Miss Mayme Walters in Newcomerstown. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Booth on January 1. Charlie Gibson and family from Cambridge visited W A Dawson's family. George Stephen of Birds Run was a business caller. Alta Schwyhart attends Cambridge business college. O W Gibson and daughter Marjorie Mae visited Newcomerstown relatives. Lillis Quigley returned to Cambridge. Orville Booth and child of Cambridge visited via George Booth family. A G Dull and Alta Olbert shopped in Newcomerstown. Clarence Pil has reached France safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Dusan
Newcomerstown
Essie M. Forney
Mayme Walters
Gorn
Frank Booth
Charlie Gibson
Cambridge
W. A. Dawson
George Stephen
Birds Run
Alta Schwyhart
O. W. Gibson
Marjorie Mae
Lillis Quigley
Orville Booth
George Booth
A. G. Dull
Alta Olbert
Herbert Hill
Clarence Pil
France
Soldiers Transfer Between Camps In World War I Move
Sergeant Clarence Bowersock moves from Camp Sherman Chillicothe to the engineer officers training camp at Camp Lee Petersburg Virginia with twenty other officers from the 308th engineer regiment transferred at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bowersock
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Engineer Officers
Camp Lee
Petersburg
308Th Engineer Regiment
Ice storage boosts next summer’s business in Kimbolton
Kimbolton residents report storing a large quantity of ice last week to be used in the coming season. The pile averaged about 12 inches thick. Meanwhile local miners at the A. L. Smith coal mine struggle to meet demand as coal shipments speed to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannger and Chadwell
Henry Chadwell
Bert
Rockyford
Hopewell M P church to hold Sunday services
IRISH RIDGE preaching at Hopewell M P church Sunday morning at 10.30 and evening at 6.30 by Rev Shepherd. C A Braniger was a business visitor in Kimbolton Tuesday. A L Beal made a business trip to Kimbolton Saturday. Hazel Edwards was at Kimbolton Monday. Scott Mathews transacted business in Newcomerstown Friday. Mrs S A Haver of Gilmore is visiting Mr and Mrs M G Edwards and family. A L Beal and wife visited Frank Shearon and family Friday. Clancy Dawson transacted business in Kimbolton Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell M. P
Shepherd
C. A. Braniger
Kimbolton
A. L. Beal
Hazel Edwards
Scott Mathews
Newcomerstown
S. A. Haver
Gilmore
Local Visitors Report Social Visits Across Greenbrier
Mrs Ida Tompson and son from Byesville spent Thursday with C J Finney. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moore and children visited John Rowland and family on Saturday. George Baker and Maggie Williams from Hartford visited Will Moore and Mrs Robert Tompson. Lilly Tompson of near Senecaville spent Monday with Henry Enochs. Will and Lloyd Moore and children visited Maggie Baker on Wednesday. Jefferson Gregg stayed several days with Hassie Gregg and family at Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Tompson
Byesoe
C. J. Finey
Lloyd Moore
Sade Moore
John Rowland
George Baker
Maggie Williams
Hartford
Will Moore
Robert Tompson
Miss Lilly
Senecaville
Henry Enochs
Maggie Baker
Jefferson Gregg
Hassie Gregg
Cambridge
Prolonged Local Visit and Social Gatherings In Whigville
Robert McDonald and wife of Columbus visited J B Summers and wife. Wilson Barnes hosted dinner for visitors including F A Fogle and family with George Vernon Sherman Barnes and Kiwyn Large. John Lewis Guiler of Billings Montana visits relatives. Miss Margaret Fordyce returns to Marion highs after holidays at North Seventh Street. Protracted meeting underway in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McDonald
Columbus
J. B. Summers
Wilson Barnes
Caldwell
F A. Fesse
Monroe
Grady
F. A. Fogle
Wanda
Clifford
George
Vernon
Sherman Barnes
Kiwyn Large
John Lewis Guiler
Billings
Montana
Ohio
Margaret Fordyce
Marion High Schools
North Seventh Street
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days By PAZO OINTMENT
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. First application gives relief. 50 cents.
Hidden Beauty Clear Complexion Advertisement
A vintage ad praises Sheeran's Cream of Quinceseed for smoothing rough skin exposed to winter winds. It claims daily use yields a clear complexion and soft hands, presenting good appearance as a personal asset. Price 35c at all good drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheeran
Mustarine advertised as fast pain killer for aches
Promote Beby's Mustarine as a mustard plaster substitute for sore throat cold chest and bronchitis. Claims quick relief from headache neuralgia toothache earache and backache within five minutes. Sold by J I Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beby's
J. I. Wilson
Freezone corn remover claim from Cincinnati authority
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a painless corn treatment. Quoted claims say applying a few drops of freezone to a tender corn relieves soreness immediately and loosens the corn for removal without pain. One quarter ounce costs little at drugstores and is said not to irritate surrounding skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Try Bisurated Magnesia for Digestive Relief
Indigestion sufferers often try remedies with limited relief. A note promotes Bisurated Magnesia as a pure stomach acid neutralizer to prevent fermentation and gas after meals, claiming it allows normal eating and is safe with ongoing symptoms of acid indigestion.
Cambridge Soldier Under Fire
A Cambridge soldier recounts trenches experiences and credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing indigestion and gas. He claims Army rations now digest like home meals and describes the product as removing mucus and inflammation of the stomach liver and intestines. One dose proves efficacy with money refunded at J. I. Wilson drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
J. 1
Wilson Drug Store
Nerv Worth helps a Marietta customer thank you note
Mrs Emma J Howell of Washington Street Marietta Ohio reports Nerv Worth relieved her nervous indigestion and related ailments. She says she can eat almost anything while taking it and recommends the remedy to others, signed with Will S Richardson as the grateful customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Will §S. Richardson
Emma J. Howell
Washington St
Nerv Worth Earns Gratitude From Ora Burns in Marietta Letter
Mrs Ora Burns of 320 Greene Street Marietta reports improved health after using Nerv Worth losing appetite and headaches. She says she now eats well and sleeps through the night recommending Nerv Worth to others. Stores listed include Brenan's Cambridge Dickens Byes ville Van Sickle's Kimbolton Tope's Quaker City. Your dollar back if no benefit. Jan 8 11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Burns
Greene Sireet
Marietta
Will S. Richardson
Brenan’s
Cambridge
Dickens
Byesville
van Sickle’s
Kimbolton
Tope’s
Quaker City
In Memoriam Samuel A Eagleson 1847 1917
Obituary note for Samuel Allen Eagleson of Guernsey County Ohio born April 5 1847 died November 1917 at home near Cambridge. Deacon and educator husband of Margaret Jane Oliver father of four, taught in local schools and served on the board of education. Funeral at Washington Presbyterian Church with clergy from Cambridge and Old Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Allen Eagleson
Cambridge
Ohio
James Eagleson
Four Mile Hill
Ireland
County Tyrone
Pennsylvania
Eaglesons
Old Washington
Center Township
Guernsey County
Margaret Jane Oliver
J. O. Eagleson
Cambridge High School
J. ©. Snear
Ella Faclson
Cambridge Echants
Mamie E. Willis
Eagleson
Board of Education
Cod
Washington
A. G. Eagleson
I. H. Bergen
C. E. Mummey
Washington Presbyterian Church
Obituary for Caroline Camp Shriver in Zion Township
Caroline Camp Shriver born near Zion Senne township January 26 1839 died December 23 1917 at age 78 years 10 months and 27 days on her 55th wedding anniversary. She married Mark G Shriver December 23 1862 and they had six children Ida Watson Cambr idge Adam G John W Leota deceased Dr M E Oakland Iowa Josephine Smock Cumberland. Funeral at Mt Zion Baptist church conducted by Rev J F Cash. Burial in Zion cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Camp
Zion
Senne Township
Mark G. Shriver
Ida Watson
Near Trail Run
Adam G
John W
Cambridge
Leota
M. E
Oakland
Iowa
Josephine Smock
Cumberland
Mother Shriver
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Benjamin Wharton
J. F. Cash
Pleasant City
Zion Cemetery
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Java
Mr. Hoover
American Sugar Refining Company
Guernsey
John Shaw
Herman Smith
A. L. Smith
E. C. Braniger
Glen Shearram
C. E. Gillespie
G. S. Bell
Chas. Smith
M. Dull
Greenbrier
Whigville
Earth
Cincinnati Authority
Mother Gray
Mothersor
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N.Y
Memoriam
Judleanor DeGolier
North Eighth Street
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Marie Hartley
Barnesville
Charles Clary
North Fifth Street
Russell Finley
Brodie Secrest
Louisville Dental College
Louisville
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