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Newspaper
Piqua Daily Press
Location
Piqua, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1917
Page
2
The Piqua Daily Press publishing company lists Shopfer as Editor-Manager and Ghiger as Assistant Manager with J B Prince as Associate Editor. The paper is entered as second class matter December 28 1915 at the Post Office in Piqua Ohio.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper presents a long poem about motherless children and flood victims, followed by editorials praising charitable work, concern for the Red Cross fund, and social commentary on governance and weather. It references anonymous authorship, local White River flood relief, and cautions about political upheaval and temperance issues.
A cryptic note questions future employment and moral danger. It hints at a looming war whose shocks will linger for generations, suggesting a shift from immediate turmoil to lasting consequences beyond the current crisis.
The text reflects sorrow and sacrifice as soldiers perished in service. It hints at lingering grief and public notice themes but provides only fragments of a larger memorial or tribute.
A fragmentary Irish Works piece discusses London publisher Lord Northeliffe expanding into the United States. It notes about 10,900 civilians annually tied to his empire, with consulates and secret service under his control. It argues that new territories bring revenue and power, while old systems resist. The piece hints at imperial ambitions and the role of the press in shaping policy.
The piece recalls a Revolutionary era setting and notes Massachusetts General Hospital coordinating to mobilize care. It lists a staff including 25 doctors, 5 wires, orderlies, electricians, barbers, tailors, a head dietitian, and seven assistants. A missing link in supply chains delays completion of a vital hospital outfit.
Fragmented report covers a June meeting where state Republican leaders and county representatives debated extending an advisory committee. Senator Warding presided as topics ranged from organizational reforms to staffing and policy efforts amid scattered mentions of unrelated incidents.
Lakeside Arkansas a small harvest fishing village powers its streets with a makeshift electric system. Elmer Johnson and Vert Richards fitted an old automobile dynamo to run a 3 kilowatt setup providing current for 185 house lamps and eighteen street lamps. The engine drives the dynamo with a cooling radiator barrel system, offering a low cost municipal light plant for a town of modest means.
In Bellaire Ohio a railroad detective was shot three times during a botched attempt to drive a man from a Nickel Plate train near Broadwas repot. Police hold one suspect as a stray bullet killed a woman and another man, Lyman Widsen, was found dead beside him after a short brawl.
A Cincinnati merchant died suddenly in his office amid a scene described as chaotic with mentions of city foods and nations. Authorities investigated the cause as a sudden death, with coworkers and associates reacting to the event.
Ted Low defeated Jack Britten to claim the welterweight crown in a 20 round bout. Early sharp scoring by Britten gave way to Low's late surge with strong jabs and a decisive finish that left many fans convinced the challenger balanced the early lead. Referee Bauman scored the bout in Low's favor amid a crowd split by the final rounds.
A fragmented tale describes coconuts floating at sea with three eyes on top and seeds forming bread-like seals. The narrative recalls wind, currents, and gradual growth as coconuts drift toward land, with eyes and roots forming as they travel.
Hotel heating problems in Ithaca caused a fire watch as steam pipes strained. The hotel’s boiler room experienced malfunctioning gear and a sled to the side of the building. Proprietor Kline resisted long use of the engine, fearing curious investigators and extra staff.
An article argues that children need abundant fresh air and outdoor space. It warns against restricting them to city pavements and urges parents to provide yards or country-like environments with engaging outdoor activities to ensure proper development and strength.
A fragment discusses safe backyard recreation for children with games such as quoits, bow and arrow, improved slingshot, and a near-see saw. It mentions hammock setups and rain protection, noting supervision needs and the value of simple devices to teach aim, balance, and focus without danger.
About forests and public lands, Len Graves argues major benefits from national forests for recreation and water protection. He notes rising private land closures, calls for public ownership to safeguard access, and stresses national policy to balance use and development while preserving public interests.
Mr Graves argues that although many forest lands are little known, they offer great beauty and recreation. He notes 25 000 miles of trails and 3 000 miles of roads have been built, with $10 million set aside for road and trail development to expand accessible regions for both industry and recreation. The plan envisions scenic highways, hotels, and long term leases for summer homes, boosting local economies.
A historic guide outlines preventive steps to reduce woodlot losses after felling. It covers measuring wood, estimating timber value, and practical methods to delay degradation, season logs, and protect poles and ties from decay through drying, stacking, sun exposure, and proper handling.
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