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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1918

Page

7

Locust Eggs Used as Fertilizers in Med Countries

A fragment notes locust eggs treated with sulphuric acid and lime are used as fertilizers in Mediterranean countries when locust swarms are abundant. A family dialogue about a son saving fifteen per week hints at financial strain and credit.

Killjoy Mediterranean

Jesus Crucified and the Suffering Savior Explored

Devotional reading on Mark 15 and related texts traces Jesus arraigned before Pilate crown of thorns crucifixion and the dying Savior in a sequence. It emphasizes the vicarious atonement through Christ shed blood and outlines key events from his mock trial to crucifixion and final surrender.

God Jesus Christ Pilate Israel Simon Golgotha Hailelujah

Freezone advertised corn treatment claims instant relief

An advertisement touts Freezone as an inexpensive, painless remedy for hard corns, soft corns, and between the toes. It emphasizes quick relief, minimal soreness, and a tiny bottle sold at drug stores, calling Freezone a sensational Cincinnati discovery.

Cincinnati Adv

Camp Dodge Hostess Helps Corporal Seek Marriage License

A Des Moines corporal asks a chaplain at Camp Dodge to arrange marriage with a girl, confirming a license and consent are required. The War-Work Bulletin notes the hostess, Mrs. Dunshee, facilitates arrangements at the Place-Hostel house.

Camp Dodge Y. MC. A

Two of a Kind

Poem lines hint at wordplay with numbers and a telephone girl motif. Louisville Courier Journal notes a path to happiness crossing a bridgeless stream of tears.

Louisville Courier-Journal

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