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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
3
At a French railway junction Red Cross workers greet arriving soldiers with food baths books and beds. White dressed volunteers provide meals reading material barber services and a movie theater for thousands of troops daily. Each canteen staffs 18 women serving the weary men returning from the front.
A Halifax area tale links the stingy Goodfield couple to a Red Cross drive. The narrator recalls Goodfield claiming a fortune of 124 363 dollars and 51 cents before illness drove him to charity and death. Neighbors later raised funds to support soldiers, with Halifax calling for remission of care and a homefront effort.
Mrs FE Patterson and sons Delbert and Virgil visit her Akron relatives while Mrs Anker hosts visitors from Akron. Numerous local households welcome guests from Bufalo Columbus and nearby towns with Sunday gatherings. Community events include a Second U B church address on Why We Are In the War and Children’s Day services.
A page of local social notes records Cambridge shoppers and visits across nearby towns including Mr. and Mrs. Jen Albin Miss Oda Albin Floyd Doty and others. It also lists church group meetings and the Eighth Grade commencement program at Buffalo with speaker names songs and a long class address agenda.
An advertisement claims the Katarrfo Blower delivers vaporized antiseptic air to the nose throat and Eustachian tube to kill catarrh germs. It asserts relief from headaches ringing in the ears and deafness caused by catarrhal inflammation and quotes Rev. T. D. Harris endorsing the product. Leading druggists stock it nationwide.
A New York Tribune quotation defends newspapers as wary about facts. It argues readers’ questions reflect public distrust and that true newspapers correct errors and hold themselves to verifiable truth amid gossip and misstatements.
In 1918 style fiction, Mrs Lucia Morris and Prof Albion White lease adjacent Albemarle bungalows. A shared garden plan sparks romance and mistaken identity as White saves Morris from a blaze, then offers to buy land and end with a wedding and a parrot named Albion.
A group of distinguished Japanese citizens forms the Yamato association to better present Japan to the West. The organization aims to publish works on history literature and art and translate Japanese writers into European languages while promoting national music and drama.
Elizabeth Smith has been appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Frank R. Smith late of Guernsey County Ohio deceased. Dated June 7 1918. Worthy Dyson Probate Judge Fred L. Rosemond Atty June 11-3 Tues.
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