Ohio Gleanings Reflect War Time News and Deaths
Ohio Gleanings reports farm bond slackers in Henry county being called out as gulls. Camp Sherman and Camp Kerman discuss hospital costs and influenza controls. The notes cover deaths from war and illness, school and city actions, war bonds, crop efforts, and public health orders across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Rohrs
Boyd Dunbar
Napoleon
Henry County
Camp Kerman
Camp Community Committee
Federal Highways Council
Cowen
Hancock County
Chillicothe
George Diehl
Cambridge
William Folkect
James EB. Bauman
Bucyrus Aerie of Eagles
Logan Gas and Fuel Company
State Board of Administration
Rockwell B. Mitchell
Bridgeport
Harmon Peters
Salem Township
Ottawa County
Oak Harbor
Francis Myers
West Independence
Fostoria
Murrin Henry
Ottawa
Oscar McVey
Albert McVey
Lancaster
France
Layton
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Public Health Service
Green Line
Wellington
Marion
John E. Washer
Cleveland
United States Secret Service
Washer
Harry Wright
Ohio Steel Foundries Company
Bucyrus
Lima
Springfield
Wright
F. W. Hudson
Mathew C. Smith
Samuel M. Johnson
Athens
Legion of Honor
Charles Beecher
Marysville
Charles Schilling
Columbus
Fort Leavenworth
Cleveland Board of Education
Kaiser
Frank Xerzetes
Ohio War Savings Committee
Lauretta Beasbeck
Martins Ferry
Margaret Kuhlman
Toledo
Lawrence Kalb
Michael Avie
Ellen Bushnell
Asa Bushnell
Baltimore
Harry Moehring
Scioto River
Edward Sigerfoos
Ohio State University
Arcanum
Delaware
M. E. Conference
Prospect
West Mansfield
Dale Wilson
Washington D. H
Constitution of
St. John’s
Blackstone
Ark
James P. Wood, Jr
Athens County
Columbus Rail Light Company
Earl Gamble
Bellefontaine
W. A. Fisher
Thurston
L. J. Tater
Barnesville
State Grange
Tater
John White
Vickery
Wilson
Portsmouth
Joseph Gilkerson
Ohio Milk Producers’ Association
State Milk Price Commission
Cincinnati
State Health Department
Cox
Marketing Eggs by Parcel Post
Small flock owners can use parcel post to bring farm fresh eggs to city customers in uniform containers. Emphasize quality, sanitation, and timely delivery, and advertise locally to build a reliable city market for direct sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Paint Poultry House For Better Look And Service
Painting improves appearance and function of buildings and appliances. Buy ready mixed paints or paste pigments with oil and mix them. Clean and dry all surfaces before painting. Apply a priming coat of equal parts paint and linseed oil, then one or more coats rubbed into the surface.
Parcel Post Egg Marketing Requires Proper Packaging
Using Parcel Post. Whether the marketing of eggs by parcel post should be attempted by any particular producer will depend on his present available markets, the possibility of securing satisfactory customer or customers, and the care taken to follow tested and approved methods in preparing the eggs for shipment. Failures in attempting to ship eggs by parcel post have resulted because proper precautions as to package or container, packing, and labeling were not observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Parcel Post
Proad
Turning Trees Into Silk Stockings Rise Of Artificial Silk
New York reports a shift in the United States toward artificial silk products. In the last fiscal year over 6 million pairs of stockings made from wood pulp silk were exported. The U S now ranks among leading world producers, shifting from importer to exporter as imports of artificial silk nears $80 million in a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
National City Bank
Protecting Great Blue Herons Under Federal Migratory Bird Law
The article notes that great blue herons have no harmful feeding habits, rarely eat commercially valuable fish, and are protected nationwide under recent U S biological survey regulations enacted under the federal migratory bird law, preserving them as local attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Biological Survey
United States
Hemp plant yields rope oil cloth and more
The hemp tree is described as highly versatile providing rope and wrapping paper hashish butter oil and stock feed cake and finer varieties for cloth laces and braids. Seed is exported as canary seed in large quantity.
Japanese Emotion Suppression Shaped by Tradition
The text notes how Japan’s past schooling trained children to hide strong feelings, with the influence lingering in art, literature, theater, and daily life. Although freedom has grown, artists still veil the autumn moon, a beloved symbol, with clouds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette
Courage and Cheer in Wartime Dress
A Chicago Evening Post editorial urges maintaining cheer and self-respect during war. It condemns hysteria and public scolding, noting happiness in public life reflects discipline while tears belong in private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Evening Post
Seven Years Noted in Goethe Rome Comment
A friend says Goethe knows Rome well. He replies he was there only seven years. The passage criticizes modern plays for seeming to cover seven days rather than seven years of study.
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Goethe
Rome
Varieties of Golden Rod Highlight Distinctive Types
Describes several golden rod varieties. Canada golden rod features large plume like flower clusters, followed by the showy golden rod with brighter yellow blooms and plume like clusters. Laceleaved golden rod is noted for its striking difference with tight, dull yellow flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Cincinnati Markets Hay and Grain Prices
Market report for Cincinnati shows grain and hay prices with multiple corn grades white and yellow, mixed, and ears. oats and butter, eggs, live poultry, cattle, calves, hogs, and pork products with price ranges and per ton figures. Includes new oats quality, butter creaming extras, and livestock classifications with typical price spans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Nervous Weakness Aided By Root and Herb Compound
Winona Minnesota reader Mrs Albert Sultze reports long lasting nervousness relieved after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims rest improved, morning energy returned, and endorses the remedy for conditions including displacements, inflammation, irregularities, backache and dizziness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona, Minn
Lydia Pinkham
Albert Sultze
Olmstead St. My Chakeres Minn
Amon
Mrs. Sultze
Save Straw Marketing Advice Urges Baling for Army Use
Grain and hay marketing specialists advise keeping straw away from fire and selling it for army use. They warn burning straw is wasteful given army camp demand and urge baling soon after threshing. The Bureau of Markets grain and hay reporting service offers marketing assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Markets
Pimples Gone With Cuticura Routine Advised
Don’t worry about pimples. Apply Cuticura Ointment on rising and retiring, wash off with Cuticura Soap in five minutes. Free samples offered by mail from Cuticura Dept X Boston. Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 or 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. X
Boston
Dialogue Thrust and Suspected Romance in Prose Fragment
A clipped dialogue discusses kissing a young man good night with a candid line about using it as a last resort to deter him. The exchange hints at social norms and flirtation in a historical context. The fragment centers on personal boundaries and polite deflection in intimate situations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ohio Gleanings
Youngstown
Fort Oglethorpe
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
M. B. Church
Special Information Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Post Office
America
Hemp
Butter Eggs and Poultry
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bryant
King Roofing & P. CO
Third Street
E. B. Marshall
Milwaukee
Wis
Fletcher
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