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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
8
A collection of Ohio trivia highlighting presidents Grant and Sherman from Ohio, Bellaire's 1796 public library, Maxwell's Code as the first Ohio printed book, Ohio newspapers by county, steam and electric railways totals, farm values and teacher numbers, praising Ohio as one of the nation’s grandest states.
An advertisement copy notes women suffer kidney trouble as men do and urges relief from backache side pain and bladder ailments with Foley Kidney Pills promoted by A. J. White.
The undersigned will offer at public sale at the residence of Isaac Sandwith in North Lawrence three miles north of East Greenville on the Fulton road on Saturday July 1 1916. The homestead on Main Street with a 14 room house barn and out-buildings and a 5 room house on Church Street with out-buildings. The Skating Rink 40 by 90 feet. Also several store counters tables a stove chairs and various household and election items. Sale begins at one o clock with terms to be announced. Levi Heibner Aud RE OQ Ellis clerk J B Sandwith Exr.
Moore's Hill resident Frank Moseley says constant side and back pain disappeared after the first dose and all pain was gone in 48 hours. The ad claims Foley Kidney Pills restore kidney activity and relieve bladder discomfort.
Real estate transfers recorded include Jacob Moser and wife to Elias P. Gerber for land in Sugarcreek Township at 264 dollars. W P Slusser to John F Zaugg for property in Dalton at 915 dollars. Robert Barnett et al to Bessie M Wise for property in Orrville at 2650 dollars. Harmon Cramer to W P Slusser for property in Dalton at 1 dollar. Geo E Culler executor to W H Lintern et al for property in Dalton. Caroline A Feasel Cully and husband to W H Lintern for property in Dalton at 100 dollars.
A 25 cent Sloan's Liniment advert promises relief for Rheumatism Neuralgia Backache Soreness and Stiffness with testimonials from users. It claims warming soothing effects on sore areas and urges purchase at any drug store. A brief note on a Russian artist's novel technique for painting theatrical scenes on one canvas follows.
The Queen Mother and Princess Victoria visited a new London rest hut in Grosvenor Gardens for troops coming from Victoria station. Nearly a hundred beds and hot baths await weary soldiers with an eight person volunteer staff under Lady Ponsonby, while the queen mother shows gratitude to the empire’s fighting men.
The Minneapolis Journal notes 41 boys in the Madison school district belong to a cooking class. They bake doughnuts and other dishes with skill, some aim to be cafe chefs, others see a bachelor life or women’s rights ahead, and they practice at home by cooking and serving Sunday dinners.
The piece describes Americans spotting slang in London and British caution about vulgarity. An actress recalls using rubberneck and a London party laughs at slang, while a man remarks on an elastic throat remark heard in a cafe. The tone notes a keen sense of vernacular.
A Philadelphia Inquirer note recalls a judge’s quip about Freely the cheerful, underpaid worker. It also tells how John F Beck owes his life to a watch worn while guiding cows. a bull gored the watch horn into his chest, then a farmhand drove the animal away.
A young man loaned a girl his coat on a freezing night. She slammed the door and took the coat. He pried the door open and was stabbed with a hatpin. The tale underscores a lesson about sharing possessions and generosity.
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