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Newspaper
Piqua Daily Press
Location
Piqua, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
2
The Piqua Daily Press editorial notes a morning of reluctance and fatigue from workers and a lone plea to forget it as World War I looms. It cites trenches abroad and urges rulers to reconsider global conquest plans, warning of a lack of sense in those driving war.
The Murphy and Say manager sought copies of The Piqua Daily Press for write ups on his show. He noted that Bumfoozler management does not advertise in The Press, and his audiences declined as a result.
Editorial notes the ease of buying Liberty Bonds and argues large holders can subsidize smaller savers. It recalls Confederate veterans deterring Washington in 1861 and jokes about printing pencil proofs on wet paper. The piece ends with a brisk, local morning snapshot of busy availability.
Haymaking season nears as workers seek jobs in other regions. Ohio shows a strong pool of potential fighters, while war’s return home brings different tales of service. Piqua Rifle Club lost to Sidney by four points in a Tuesday match. Weather talk clashes with action as completion remains uncertain. The expressman stays busiest when you want him.
A rural column notes rain fell more to the south than north of St Marys, with May’s frost-quieted spring favoring bumper crops. If weather remains favorable, food prices could drop and living costs ease, as residents hope for peace and prosperity for the brave.
The Cleveland Press urges Liberty Bond purchases, stressing patriotic duty and the belief that bonds offer the safest investment globally. The article frames investing as a civic obligation and emphasizes security and reliability in wartime finance.
Public call outlines a 2,000,000 dollar Liberty bond issue to fund the United States effort in World War I. It explains denominations from 50 dollars, interest at 3 3 4 percent, tax exemption, installment plan with staged payments, 15 year redemption, and convertibility at face value if money is needed sooner. Subscriptions may be sent to the Reserve Bank in Cleveland or to local banks or authorized concerns.
A physician in the American Boy asserts stammering can be cured in many cases with twelve years of experience. He explains the cause as excessive breath force pushing the tongue against the teeth and outlines a step by step program of breathing, soft sounds, and gradual speaking practice to loosen speech muscles.
An array of brief notes covers upgrades in water pumping with floats, an electric motorized gravel sorter, new glass plates for porch lights, a hot soldering iron with a hollow handle, and a guard for sewing machines. Also mentioned are Sicilian lignite finds, Tasmanian hydroelectric projects, and early chrysanthemum cultivation in England.
The note shares practical guidance to substitute celery with cabbage in salads when scarce, and includes homemade cleaning tips using ammonia to remove grease and ink stains. It details washing brushes, preserving cranberries, celery, lettuce, and parsley by drying and sealing in jars for extended freshness.
A long observation on parents guiding children's play toward making things, with examples of self made books, toy houses from nails and scraps, inexpensive materials like milliners scraps, and the value of patience. It endorses kitchen-table activities, simple tools, and crafts for girls, plus practical home care tips on dusting and fabric care.
Diluted glycerin is gentler on skin while pure glycerin can irritate. A blotchy complexion may improve with lemon juice in hot water. Fruit acids aid the complexion when used properly. For sallow thick skin with red spots, drink hot water with a spoonful of phosphate of soda each morning until clearing.
A compact note on advertisement goals urges readers to pursue the press for desired results. It highlights the role of media in finding information and suggests the paper can help connect readers with what they seek.
Dr. G2 H E Smith explains auto-intoxication from liver and intestinal stagnation. He warns against mineral oil like Russian Oil and promotes outdoor exercise, hot water, water between meals, and occasional Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to relieve constipation and related symptoms.
The American steamer Silver Shell, sailing under the U S flag from Wilmington Delaware, is reported by United Press as probably having sunk a German submarine in a Mediterranean battle May 30 lasting about ninety minutes. Commander William J Clark of New York led the gun crew and Secretary Daniels lauded his conduct, noting he rose from enlisted ranks and promotion may follow.
Veterans of the Confederate forces paraded down Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, escorted by twenty thousand or more, revisiting Grant era paths at the Civil War centennial reunion. President Wilson reviewed the rebel hosts amid star symbols and flags, while crowds filled the streets and visitors lined sidewalks.
A brief dialogue scene introduces Soph asking for a minute of Soph’s time, followed by a terse exchange. Syracuse a name appears among shifting identities, hinting at a stage or column segment featuring quick banter and social chatter.
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