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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
6
A Philadelphia mother describes fatigue back ache and nervous indiction and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after three months of use She notes improved appetite and mood and urges others to try the remedy.
Mayor Fiylan extols a nationwide war spirit at a New York reception. He recalls a contractor who built a ditch for nothing and urges local boys to lend a hand in digging a trench if needed.
Dandruff and itching relief advertised with Cuticura Ointment for scalp treatment followed by Cuticura Soap. Free samples offered by writing Cuticura Dept. X Boston. Available at druggists or by mail. Soap 25 cents, Ointment 25 and 50 cents.
Gutzen Borglum urged initiative at a New York luncheon to improve the government’s air program. A doughboy recalls his father, a brave enlistee who saved his regiment by shooting the camp cook two weeks after enlisting.
A traveler from Mexico reports unrest among bull fight fans in the city. He notes these greasers once booed performances and threw objects at bullfighters, but now with concrete stands they vent by clapping and wammering instead of shying bottles.
A friend recalls a tale from the first colored troops arriving at an army camp. The officer asked where to send the trooper’s remains, and he replied he planned to carry them himself, a line capturing humor and dignity.
The state utilities panel ruled the Ohio Telephone Co rate hike illegal for lacking commission approval. A Norfolk and Western train derailed near Portsmouth injuring three. Ohio marshals target draft evaders as militarized drives intensify. Wheat stockpiles shrink across counties while freight and passenger rates rise under new schedules. Public figures, accidents, and political moves fill a tense wartime Ohio narrative.
A fond auntie amuses a young niece and nephew while their mother shops. James grows curious about a paper doll train while Ruth admires a blue doll with a fancy dress. James notes the long train resembles a cowcatcher.
A woman complaints to her doctor about a long running throat issue. The doctor replies that only complete rest of the throat will cure it. She insists she speaks carefully and avoids harsh language.
A mother recalls a morning interruption from her son who expresses love with the line I love you to the end of the counting. The exchange ends with the child’s heartfelt reply showing affection and imagination.
Barridge notes a consistent pronunciation pattern stating he says barrage the same as garage. He remarks this quirk keeps his speech steady and predictable in everyday talk.
Milwaukee Journal reports Prof. W. E. Ringle of Pittsburg Kansas found bladderwort in a Kansas creek. In lab tests the plant trapped and fed on tadpoles, suggesting it could reduce mosquito larvae by propagating the weed in waters.
A testimonial thanks Peterson's Ointment for a one year running sore cured in three weeks. The ad boasts rapid healing of eczema, sores, piles, pimples, and blackheads, with mail orders 230 cents a box from Peterson Bros. Buffalo New York.
A Baltimore American feature frames a night story of fishing lore with the Dipper guiding the tale. The piece captures the angler’s anticipation and the chase of a notable catch in vivid, period tone.
An old advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a home remedy for aging health issues. It claims to relieve bladder, kidney, and joint problems, improve circulation, and cleanse the kidneys, with a money back guarantee if not helpful. The copy targets readers over fifty with assurances about odorless capsules and easy dosing.
H L Kramer founder of Cascarets offers FA TONIC as quick relief for indigestion dyspepsia sour stomach heartburn and gas. Take one or two after meals to promote appetite and aid digestion. Genuine tablets labeled FATONIC sold by druggists at 50 cents per box with warnings about imitators.
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