28 May 1918
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1918
Page
1
Thousands of mothers trust Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for headaches colds fevers stomach and bowel issues in children. Easy to take and believed to give excellent results after 30 years of use by mothers and sold by druggists for 25 cents.
The Democratic ticket lists Henry A. Barnhart for Congress Emil Franz for Prosecuting Attorney James L. Harman for Superior Court Judge Leslie Chamberlain for Auditor Orlin J. Schroe for Treasurer Minnie Clark for Commissioner North District Bol Dembufsky for Commissioner Middle District Frank Leader for Commissioner South District.
London dispatches describe renewed German pressure along the Aisne with Berry au Bac held by French and British forces. Haig notes heavy losses for the enemy in Flanders and French repulse on the Sacre Voormezeele front as German offensives reopen between Soissons and Reims.
Adaptability and skill of women confound critics in Maidstone England efficiency tests. In milking, over a quarter scored above 90. Two women batchers with only five weeks at work achieved top rating. Competitions organized by Kent woman's agricultural committee. Mrs F Her on Maxwell chaired the committee noting 9 000 land women in Kent and 300 400 members of the women's land army.
The plan envisions a railway tunnel under the Firth of Forth funded largely by coal mining profits. Engineers note coal is mined on both shores from the same seams and much work is underwater. A two mile estuary could host a continuous submerged passage with coordinated operations, potentially reducing cost.
Readers report dramatic skin relief from Peterson's Olotmenat ointment with letters from users in Pittsburgh and Racine praising its cure of eczema and long standing piles. Advert claims urge use of Peterson's Pint for old sores and skin conditions with guaranteed results.
A vintage note touts Grando Gargle for quick relief of nasal congestion and adenoids caused by neglected mucus. It claims effectiveness for mouth and sore throat. Price 50 cents. For sale by Dwight M. Hawks, druggist.
The Italian war office reports a major attack near the Austro Italian frontier northwest of Trent. They say they captured several mountain positions and took 500 prisoners as they seized Monte Aligolon, Presna, Monticello Pass, and a mountain spur east of the pass.
National League games highlighted by St Louis defeating New York 7 to 3 and Cleveland topping Chicago 8 to 4. Pittsburgh lost to Brooklyn 2 to 1 while Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 6 to 4. American League results show New York over Cleveland and Chicago over Philadelphia with other games postponed.
Local market prices list butter eggs lard ham bacon shoulder wheat corn rye oats potatoes and more with per unit costs. The page also recounts the legend of Dick Turpin and a tale of Swift Nick Nevison including the York alibi claim from 1676.
Washington May 28 Inroads on class 2 and 8 men under the selective service act have begun. The men in their classes are highly trained workers and socialists of which there are no more. The subdivisions called on government for and the.
Miss Boaventura Spink of Indianapolis reports Americans in Germany faced persecution after President Wilsons Baltimore speech printed in German papers. She lived six years in Berlin with an opera company and says children are starving to feed soldiers.
Captain De Ullin Itta claimed his twentieth aerial victory with French Ace partner Captain Guynemer during a Paris mission on May 28. The celebrated duo added another triumph to their names in World War I air combat.
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