15 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
1
A Melbourne man laments unfulfilled love while explaining his wife shares the regret as the two pounds a week for the beloved girl could not be afforded at thirty shillings. The quip underscores themes of home life, values, and financial limits.
The Turkomans owe much of their charm to their fantastic headgear. When they remove them and reveal shaved heads and embroidered skull caps they seem common. Yet many older men wear red cotton khaluta for princely stateliness beyond costume.
Fragmentary report recalls the Peterloo Massacre at St Peter's Field in Manchester on July 16, 1819. It notes fatalities and broader unrest around parliamentary reform protests in Lancashire, with garbled text mentioning victims and ongoing historical debate.
A newspaper note suggests trying Dr. Dreese's Compound Lobelia Paste for pneumonia cases, claiming it may offer relief when standard treatments are ineffective. The brief touts the paste as a remedy option.
Mothers who value their children's welfare should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. They claim to break up colds, relieve fever, constipation, teething, headaches, and stomach troubles. Used by mothers for 30 years. Samples free. address Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
A British agricultural expert notes Cherapunji in Assam as the wettest town worldwide with average annual rainfall around 600 inches. The region experiences near constant rain, averaging about a foot weekly.
The passage argues that real artistry begins with careful approach. It notes painters and embroiderers find rough starts become gross to them and unfinished work follows. Work should be treated as a dignified, honorable activity to be enjoyed and respected.
A reflection on true friendship as one of humanity’s sweetest ties. It argues a loyal friend maintains a forgiving, cheerful view, finds only the good in us, and should not be irritated by close familiarity when people are of the right character.
The Parthians, famed ancient cavalry, invaded Judea in 40 B C causing widespread devastation. A century later their terror influenced the Apostle John to craft a striking biblical image.
The piece extols the body’s self defense and self repair mechanisms citing the human body’s automatic first aid when attacked. It compares these natural healing processes to balance found across lower animals and plants in a prose note from the Minneapolis Journal.
A Providence Bulletin item notes the human voice uses forty four muscles to produce sound and that when these muscles are coordinated the voice can affect nerves and listeners. It adds a caution about voices in the hearing of others in a party setting.
A reflective note on tolerance describes the open minded, mentally balanced individual who recognizes others as sources of insight. It emphasizes self awareness, humility, and the idea that wisdom endures beyond one’s life and can be learned from even the humblest associates.
The front reports heavy Franco British resistance with limited German gains. German drives near Compiegne and toward Paris halted, as Allied forces under General Foerh prepare to counter. Night raids yield prisoners and few gains southwest of Givrelle and northwest of Morville.
A prominent government official was arrested in London today over the Sir Joseph Jones, former Lord Mayor of Sheffield, spy case. The arrest ties to information allegedly supplied to the enemy, per the Evening News report.
The fragment shows a mixed price list including butter eggs lard ham bacon and corn with unclear units and prices, followed by a public notice ordering property owners to cut weeds on city lots and keep gutters and streets clear. Marshal John FL Rignly and Street Com Harold Reyes referenced in the disrupted lines.
Mrs Knapp testifies to relief from lumbago and kidney discomfort after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Hawke Drug Store. The ad cites Mrs Knapp's statements from February 23 and March 1 2016 claiming ongoing benefit and recommends the product priced 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the pills.
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