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Newspaper
Piqua Daily Press
Location
Piqua, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
6
This excerpt explains uric acid buildup harming kidneys and joints. It advocates flushing kidneys with hot water, taking Anuric three times daily, and avoiding overtaxing the nervous system to prevent rheumatism and gout. The text frames uric acid as the toxin behind fatigue, mood issues, and aches, urging simple remedies.
New York regained first place in the league standings by beating Philadelphia. Burns had two doubles, Tein went four for six, and Gan was charged with four errors as the Giants defeated the Phillies in a close game. The page also lists scattered scores from the American League and other leagues, plus brief notes on food testing and humanity.
Washington reports continued preparation for French soil reinforcements. Pershing and staff organize arrivals amid submarine dangers as plans proceed with precision. In Ohio recruiting reaches 5,721 enlistments, toward a 9,009 quota.
Paris reports June 28 that second contingent of American troops arrived in a French park amid cheers as transports passed the submarine zone. They were moved to a camp where Major General William D. Sibert is installed and will likely proceed toward a point near the front. Troops are in excellent shape and eager for action under General Pershing.
General Pershing and staff coordinate camp selection training and supply lines as American troops embark and move toward the front. A special corps of general staff officers assist in planning. The American force will operate independently yet cooperate with French and British units in the projected campaigns.
Colonies June 28 Governor Cox faces state sleuth findings showing coal price hikes in Ohio stem from manipulation and are unwarranted. Expect talks to push retail costs down up to 40 percent as state institutions delay coal contracts to secure lower prices amid a statewide push to ease the coal crisis.
Our family expresses deep gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the death of Miss Miry Singer. Special thanks go to Reverend Goermeh of Zion Reformed Church and Mrs. Frank Brothertan.
Findlay Ohio June 28 Findlay will entertain the twenty eighth annual convention of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Sue Evangelistic Association next year. Beerbower of Marion was elected president of the association. Gog Catcher killed at Xenia James Cruzen seventy seven shot and killed Jo ta Stosier forty assistant city dog catcher when Stosier went to his face to get three dose Crugzen owned which had attacked a little boy. Hosier died before reaching hospital. Cruzen is held on murder charge. Farm property destroyed Marysville violent windstorm in Union county tore down twenty barns killed livestock trees uprooted crops flattened. Joss will reach several thousand dollars. Work started on camp Chillicothe actual work begun on cantonment camp where conscripts from Ohio and West Virginia will be drilled. Ten teams and seventy five men Devan ruling construction material and the railroad less the work of putting in a spur track to the camp site. Oil man drowned Cincinnati Henry C Mather president and manager of Moore Gil company drowned in Lake Superior near Calumet Michigan at Horse Shoe Cave while on a pleasure trip. His body not recovered. Fishermen drowned Alliance one Awe Towel mother of Salen drowned in Pine Lake. Mansfield Merchant Dead Mansfield Suna well head of the Good company ill health disease. Tie was a known merchant in the grain trade. Toledo elects officers for grain dealers.
In convention proceedings the officers were elected with President J G C Bear of Vieville, vice president C G M Bikenerry of Hamilton, and secretary-treasurer J W McCord of Columbus. A separate drowning incident reports thirteen year old Marold Simon pulled into the Mutamec river near Toledo on June 28 and drowned after hooking a fish.
Washington June 25 senate passes daylight saving bill effective April 1918 for five months yearly. Five months each year clocks advance one hour. Also reports ship Galvia sunk by submarine off Ushant with no survivors. crew member Darill W Carr of Cincinnati aboard.
Columbus June 28 No opportunity for criticism this year says N J Shaw rotary of agriculture Concessions at the state fair Aug 27 to 31 will be handled with a new audit system under a state law taking effect July 1 A financial officer from the state auditors office will oversee all transactions and provide continuous audits The plan aims to run state fair work on a systematic business basis with recorded and accounted for finances and bids for concession contracts under review by the new management
Hershberger selected as chief deputy state fire marshal in Columbus at $2000 to succeed W S Carlisle. James K Carlin named chief clerk in state liquor license commission at $2009 to replace Edward Staiger. Andrew Kykadden becomes bookkeeper at $1700, replacing W O Reed. C V Critchfield appointed gas expert for utilities commission, replacing G Ty. Critchfield had a $2800 post under the Cox era. German ships sunk by mines and submarines as naval activity rises. Rotterdam trading rising with more cargo from Hamburg and Baltic ports.
A special communication of Warren Lodge No 24 FB and AM is set for Friday evening June 20 at 7 30. The agenda includes work in the Master Mason degree. W Damber is W M and W Die Akai on is Secretary.
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