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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1918

Page

7

How Mrs Boyd Avoided An Operation

Canton Ohio report on a woman who faced a possible hysterectomy after a female ailment. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is cited as a remedy to try before surgery, with a request for advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Canton Ohio Corey Emen Am Mira P &I N. E Femcur Reot Lydia E Lydis ‘E-Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn, Mase

General Tours Trench Sentry Amid Cold Weather Snag

A newly arrived general on a tour in the trenches moves low to avoid being seen above hedges. He asks how far the enemy is, and the guide replies four miles. The general endures a persistent cold, whispering questions as he dodges sniper risk.

Negotiable Instrument and Bicycles in Constantinople

A dialogue questions the meaning of a negotiable instrument with a mandolin cited as negotiable and usable for pawns. The text mentions a mandolin and a bicycle barged from streets leading to Constantinople or its approaches.

Constantinople

Ohio Gleanings and War Headlines Echo Cleveland to Canton

A wide survey of Ohio notes body counts from wartime dangers and local incidents. Drowning in Lake Milton, slacker raids reaching Camp Sherman, and arrests for thefts and pistol cases populate the state updates alongside political moves, court actions, and wartime mobilization efforts across Cleveland Columbus Akron Dayton and surrounding counties.

Robert Doreldgon Cleveland Lake Milton Youngstown Ohio Camp Sherman Gedree Noss Miami Dayton Jacob Cliichester Mechanicsburg Ford Washington Abraham Lincoln Wicker Booth Columbus Akron Department of Justice Union County Republicans James B. Robinson Varysville Chico Supreme Court Francis A. Boernlein Farrelly May St. Mary’s Catholic Church Sandusky Angelo Ruggerito Prake’s Corners Ruggerie’sa Ira. Weber Frank Smith Russell Willard Toledo Gunsett van Wert Franklin Clark Medina San Antonio Tex Oberlin Alphonse Micheaux Mt. Vernon Newton Falls National War Board Board of Administration J. A. Doten Linwood W. Va Finddrey Annear Supreme Court of the State Edward CC. Hazen I ima_ hospital Lorain County Charles Allen Portsmouth Cincinnati Howard Lancaster Chamber of Commerce Henry Wetterhahn Cox Wittenbero College Springfield Cleveland Baptist Association Manufacturers’ Home Building Company of Bucyrus Martins Ferry St Clairsville Cellers Charles Gopkins Conpsany OD Rainbow Division Americ James Cales Columbius Atlanta J. N. Freese al Phonse Michaux Mansfield Reformatory Muskingum County Frederick J. Miles Geneva W. M. Crosswell Felicity France Castro Dalgado Canton National Cash Register Company Jacob Friedrichs Franklin County Valentine Darke County Red Cross Society Henry Schaurer Common Pleas Court Greenville Schaurer American Red Cross Society General Crowder Buckeye Boys Walter Glowacki Kedward J. Horsby William Carl Ruhl John H. Arnold Secretary of State Joseph Breitenstein Industrial Commission Allen County Georgesville Lester Epply Galion Camp Sheridan Henry J.a Jrenier I.e Frenier Albert House Washington Do State Board of Agriculture Richwood E. C. Lynn Ohio Protective Home Circle Jesse Swank Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church Marion Delaware B. F. Reading Cornelius J. Coffey George Morton John Redd John Barrett Frank Peters Peters Morton Redd Barrett Coffey Russell E. Smith Westoria American Red Cross Red Cross Marion Public

Sexton Says Hymn Numbers Reveal Comic Mixup

A Philadelphia Telegraph item recounts a social gathering anecdote told by Congressman Fred A. Britten. The sexton notes hymn numbers 11 and 44 on the church board, joking that the order will mislead parishioners, highlighting a humorous misreading of the selection.

Fred A. Britten Ilinois Sexton Philadelphia Telegraph

Freckles Kew: Time to Remove Ugly Spots

An old ad promises to erase freckles with Othine double strength. Apply nightly and morning, claim visible fading of dark spots and lighter freckles, usually needing no more than an ounce. Sold with money back guarantee.

Soldier in France Tests Fork and Knife Gifted by Waitress

An American soldier in a French restaurant cannot find a knife with his dinner. He asks for the knife after failing with the fork, and then cleverly pivots to French phrases, finally earning a knife as a gift. The anecdote sits as a light International Digest quip.

France Christopher Columbus International Digest

Haarlem Oil Capsules Promoted as Universal Remedy

An old advertisement touts Haarlem Oil Capsules as an infallible cure for kidney and bladder issues and many pains. It claims centuries of merit, imports from Holland, and easy dosing with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.

Holland Éorp Haarlem Holland Laboratories

Wouldn't Do for Willie A Senator Remembers a Puppy Tale

Senator William A. Smith of Michigan recalled a joke about a boy named Willie who sees puppies in a pet shop window and offers to buy the whole lot after hearing the price. The tale, cited at a dinner, contrasts wanting a share with seeking the entire collection.

William A. Smith Michigan Willie Philadelphia Telegraph

Not the Reply She Expected

A dialogue reveals a fiancé's practical stance on marriage and money. Aware of finances, he flatly notes any arrangement would require him to supply funds, highlighting a pragmatic, nonromantic view of matrimony.

Swedes Plan Colonization of French South Sea Island

Report states Sweden intends to colonize a South Sea island owned by France. The plan highlights colonial expansion and international property claims amid ongoing European power dynamics.

South Sea Islands France

Complaints Rise But Supply Stays Steady

A commentary notes that offense persists as a social friction, with many individuals finding fault while the overall supply of offending acts remains constant. The piece observes cultural sensitivity and public reaction without proposing specific remedies.

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