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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
1
Local readers pay 1.00 for one year and 0.50 for six months with 0.25 for a three month period. Single copies cost 0.05. Advertising rates include 2.00 per inch for pore yo ads and 0.01 per word for classifieds the first week plus extra insertions. Obituaries are free to subscribers. non-subscribers pay a minimum 1.00. Cards of thanks and fines resolutions priced per line.
A silent man and a quiet dog warn against gossip as a barking dog supposedly bites not. A Chicago man sells his gold tooth fillings after losing his money to drink, illustrating appetite driving desperate acts.
The Agricultural Department reports boiled and mashed potatoes can be used to make nutritious bread with wheat flour. Experts baked bread with three pounds of potatoes and 24 pounds of wheat flour, suggesting a potential path to lower living costs. Households are urged to try the method.
Chemists of the Amerivate Chemical Society claim alcohol can be produced from sawdust and other industrial by products and sold for twenty five cents a gallon. They say this fuel could power motor cars cheaper than gasoline, changing demand for traditional fuels.
Boston Herald reports Dr Mortimer Megret warns men die younger than in past eras. He cites lack of exercise and overeating especially meat, plus tobacco and cocktails as harming heart and muscles. He advises study of constitution, light evening meals, daily baths, ventilated rooms, and 15 minutes morning exercise.
Congressman Hobson argues against state sovereignty limits in liquor policy. He contends federal taxing power can end liquor production and sale, making liquor a national matter. He warns that interstate commerce and national scope necessitate constitutional prohibition to preserve state police powers.
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