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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
7
The American minister reports Turkish troops sacked the U S hospital in Tabriz Persia and seized the American and British consulates. The act, countries protest via the Spanish consul, signaling potential escalation toward war and affecting the status of Ottoman allies in the United States stance.
British casualties climbed to 342 846 with weekly totals of 26 620. Breakdown shows killed or died of wounds officers 98 men 4247 wounded or missing officers 1414 men 30 724. The total losses since March 21 reach 842 846. U S airmen attacked an Austrian bridge over the Piave, finding success. A smallpox case appeared in Juniata Hotel as John Lohman 30 of Philadelphia was moved to the county hospital.
Press correspondents report that Japan is unlikely to intervene in Russia unless backed by the United States. They say Britain France and Italy favor intervention and seek American adherence.
The five billion fortifications bill cleared the House after five hours of debate by a voice vote and moves to the Senate. A quirky side note tells of a three year old Buddie who loved a pink cup used for days, until an incident with a pink cup at breakfast led to a notable moment with his aunt.
A local advertisement claims Dean's Kidney Pills relieve backache and weak kidneys. Amos Martin of New Holland testifies after using the pills obtained at Wm. M. Stauffer & Son's Drug Store. Price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY markets the remedy.
General markets report steady to firm prices in Philadelphia with bids for flour and grain. Winter straight flour 11 11.50, spring wheat 175, rye flour 10 11.50 per barrel, No 2 red wheat 2.24, No 2 yellow corn 1.76 to 1.76, No 2 white oats 1. The poultry market shows live hens 32 to 38 cents, dressed fowls 35 to 44 cents, old roosters 22 to 23 cents. Butter 44 to 46 cents per pound, eggs firm selected 45 to 47 cents, nearby 39 cents, western 89 cents.
Chicago hogs show good to higher prices with some steadier grades and other quotes mixed. Cattle remain steady to higher overall with yearlings and calves showing varied moves while sheep trend lower overall with lambs near 18.50.
The Arabs are credited with pioneering many sciences including botany and chemistry. They are described as early discoverers in agriculture, climate knowledge, soil study, and plant growth. The note mentions Arabic medical schools in key dominions and the eighth to eleventh centuries.
Mrs Sallie Kartz of Springville spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs GL Hamilton. Families of Swingart Kurtz Habalar Blackbill Horst Kurtz Scott and Coleman Kurtz visited Sunday. Sunday School at 9 80 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m. Rev Layton and wife visited Baxter household.
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