22 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
1
An advertisement claims 10 000 testimonials from mothers for a product described as a remedy for children. It urges mothers to keep a box at home for immediate use and notes availability through dentists nationwide.
The document lists Indiana state government appointments including Secretary of State Herman T. Center of Decatur. Auditor William M. Jones of Fairmount. Treasurer J. B. Metar thy of Kempton. Attorney General Evan Stotsenburg of New Albany. Supreme Court Clerk Samuel L. Calloway of Indianapolis. State Geologist Edward Barrett of Plainfield. Appellate Court Division I judges Milton Hottel of Salem and Hugh Wilkens of Keensburg. Division II judges F Os Caldwell of Winchester and Edwin F. McCabe of Williamsport. Supreme Court judges John C. McNutt of Martinsville and J. J. Moran of Portland. State Superintendent Willis A. Fox of Augula.
The ticket lists candidates for Congress Emil Franz for Prosecuting Attorney James L Harman for Superior Court Judge Claude Alee Albert C Tarman for Representatives George H Rimpler for Clerk Circuit Court W Leslie Chamberlain for Auditor Orlin J Schrock for Treasurer Tinie Clark for Com North Dist Sol Dembufsky for Com Middle Dist John N Swart for Recorder B Frank Leader Os Coroner Enos M Hoover for Assessor Harden D Markel Members of County Council First Dist Albert Enders Second Dist Lawrence Welter Third Dist James Peters Fourth Dist W Harves Users at Large Louis Helfrick Benjamin F Long Edwin Stout
Elihart Clinton Benton and Jackson townships list candidates for trustees assessors constables and advisory boards with names such as Edgar Logan William Stiver James Brown Harvey Reitie and others in this fragmented ticket notice from a historical paper. Local electors prepare to vote on multiple township positions as shown by the slate of names and roles.
World War I report describes American aviators bombing a new Austrian bridge on the Piave river amid Italian and Allied counteroffensives. The Italian war office notes renewed gains as Austrian forces are pressed back from Montella to the sea and Norvesie lines.
Japanese airman fought a foe heavy odds and his plane caught fire. He jumped from 4,000 feet to land behind French lines. Lieutenant de Durénne credited with his tenth enemy plane. Lieutenant Madon claims his thirty fourth. Bethmann-Hollweg gravely ill after a paralysis stroke in Amsterdam report.
The American steamer Schiurz, former German liner, collided with the Florida off North Carolina, sinking the Schiurz and killing one sailor. Survivors were rescued as both ships faced dangers from a nearby submarine attack two days from port.
Market list shows butter and eggs priced per unit, lard per pound, bacon and shoulder per unit, wheat corn oats rye and potatoes per unit. Prices include old and new corn per cwt and per bushel figures.
Notice from City Works restricting sprinkling hours for flat rate consumers to between specific times. Any sprinkler outside these hours will be discontinued and fined before service is restored. Buy a War Savings stamp.
The Neme Freie Presse reports rising unrest in Bohemia with rumors of protests and revolutionary aims. Officials fear Austrian regime tensions could trigger further disorder and prompt crackdowns as centers in the district brace for potential action.
The Senate military committee adds to the army appropriation bill an amendment to provide training and equipment for allied forces in the Americas. It cites eight Central and South American nations with broken relations to Germany and estimates a potential reserve of about 2.75 million men.
Paris reports French prisoners held in Germany since August 1914 will be exchanged on June 24, per the Petit Journal.
A Goshen area notice touts a kidney remedy for backache and urinary issues. It claims readers will hear testimonies of relief and urges residents to ask for Pugetts Kidney Pills, the same product offered by Milbara Co. in New York.
The article argues that mental methods relying on incantations to force words into another’s mind are not true mental methods. It states they appeal only to sensuous features of the animal mind and lack any real healing action, according to L. E. Whipple.
A reflective note urges happiness by mental will and humor. It suggests studying witty joke columns and magazines, sharing good ones, and not scornfully treating light comedy. Start each day with good humor and a smile.
Cold storage for flowering plants preserves pions and finibes near freezing, slowing processes to delay sprouting. This method lets growers plant at any time of year, extending the flowering season and improving supply flexibility for flora businesses.
Garbled fragment references multiple nonsensical terms and names without clear events. The readable parts mention potential names like Cape and Piet but lack coherent action or context to identify a reportable item.
The readable lines show a Deputy style dialogue with phrases like Youns Lets Gan Whar and Cow boy Pht Hoe. A young lady asks about methods and timing, while the other voice counters with vague references to entehdigs and horsee. The text appears as incomplete conversation fragments.
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