Simple Wash Promises Eye Ring Reduction
A promotional notice claims a simple wash removes under eye rings and promotes a free eye cup sample. It markets a product to alleviate tired or inflamed eyes and pledges guaranteed cash benefits to users.
25 Jun 1918
Page 1
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1918
Page
1
A promotional notice claims a simple wash removes under eye rings and promotes a free eye cup sample. It markets a product to alleviate tired or inflamed eyes and pledges guaranteed cash benefits to users.
Secretary of State Herman L Center of Decatur Auditor of State William M Jones of Fairmount State Treasurer J B McCarthy Kempton Attorney General Evan Stotsenburg New Albany Clerk of Supreme Court Samuel L Calloway Indianapolis State Geologist Edward Barret Plainfield Judges of Appellate Court Division 1 Milton Hottel Salem Hogl Wickens Greensburg Judges of Appellate Court Division 2 F S Caldwell Winchester Edwin F McCabe Williamsport Judges of Supreme Court John McNutt Martinsville Z J Moran Portland State Superintendent Willis A Fox Angola
The slate lists Henry A. Barnhart for Congress Emil Franz for Prosecuting Attorney James L. Harman for Superior Court Judge Claude A Lee Albert C Tarsman for Representatives George H. Rimpler for Clerk Circuit Court W Leslie Chamberlain for Auditor Orlin J Schrock for Treasurer Unite Clark for Commissioner North District Sol Dembufsky for Commissioner Middle District John N Swart for Recorder Frank Leader for Sheriff Enos M Hoover for Coroner Harden P D Markel for Assessor County Council members First Dist Albert Enders Second Dist Lawrence Welter Third Dist James Peters Fourth Dist W Harvey Alery At Large Louis Helfrick Benjamin F Long C Edwin Stout
Clinton Township voters see ticket slate led by Albert S. Menaugil and advisers Leonel Michael JacO Ambos Amasa Cride. Trustee candidate William Fostiver also appears on the slate presenting a contested race for local government positions.
Hammond officials report engineer Alonzo Sargent asleep at the throttle caused the Michigan Central Ivanhoe crash that killed 62. Deputy Coroner Harry Green and federal, state, and county investigators attended the inquest as William McAdoo ordered a thorough probe.
Reports say Italian forces won a decisive victory as the premier announced the fleeing Hungarians across the river. Crowds gathered in cities with public celebrations and widespread demonstrations expressing relief and triumph.
Dayton Ohio June 25. Streetcar strike that began a week ago is brought to an end through efforts of Governor Cummins and state mediation. City officials say services will resume promptly with regular routes restoration expected.
The Curbstone club hears a tale by the ancient Carpenter who shows a small bone button and claims it saved his life. He recalls two weeks lost in the Great North woods with no food, subsisting on collar button soup. The crowd reacts with disbelief calling him Ananias.
The article traces the vague origin of playing cards to the Orient and notes their wide early uses. Old decks were repurposed as book bindings, paper dolls, and visiting cards, with Thackeray cited. Wood cut cards preceded the St Christopher motif, and cards served as theater amusements while audiences waited for shows.
The article critiques the traditional view of women as homebound and ineligible for politics. It argues that educating women to be good wives and wise mothers restricts female potential and narrows their public role. It cautions against reducing women to domestic stereotypes.
Mrs Jane D Rippin formerly chief probation officer of Philadelphia municipal court heads the government's protective work for women and girls. She oversees more than seven women officers and staff operating around district military camps.
American troops on the Marne last night captured the northwestern Belleau Wood clearing the area of German forces. Prisoners and five machine guns were taken as the Americans gained control of the roads and prepared to advance. The assault lasted about thirty minutes with heavy Allied losses reported.
A physician argues hot water baths should not be prescribed for everyone yet daily rubbing with water at varying temperatures benefits looks and health. He notes ancient cultures kept beauty with baths while cautioning against excessive Turkish baths for fragile individuals.
A reader argues that good taste comes from disciplined study of models and art, not unaided mass opinion. Emphasizes examining great literary works and classical canvases to discern quality, citing Augustine Birrell on resisting fear of difficult works and embracing varied moods.
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The article argues that cigar cutters can spread dangerous infections and urges abolishing this harmful device. It notes careless handling spreads disease and emphasizes the need to recognize and curb this risk in social smoking practices.
Spanish conquerors in ancient Mexico observed extensive use of turquoise and chalchi huit in Aztec ceremonies. Recent digs in New Mexico and Arizona show turquoise ornaments in pueblos and cliff dwellings, highlighting early artisanship.
Wireless dispatches to the Tintin embassy report that Italy may win battles against Austria and that the Austrian retreat has become a rout. Secret information indicates large German divisions are being rushed to shore up the Austrian army.
A British association address notes climates vary with vegetation cover. Forest removal can heat or cool regions, dry or moisten air, and affect healthful conditions. Broken land fails to hold snow yet retains moisture, extending wheat belts northward.
A reflective piece compares the blight of narrow thought to a caveated life. Humility grows from understanding others and the broader world beyond a single corner or doorway. The author links honest learning to openness to all paths and places where people work.
A Mov ing Picture World gag imagines a censor trimming Romeo and Juliet. The “official” would cut Juliet, call her age a teena conduct unbecoming, reduce street brawls, and tone down the board’s disapproval of the administration of Bout sleeping poons.
Message urges buying War Savings Stamps to aid American troops in France. Warns against wasteful luxury spending that diverts labor from the war effort. Calls June 28 a day to celebrate Nutior Savings Stamp Day and asks readers what they are doing for the country.
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