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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
4
Readable items note a Holmesville post office break in with about $200 in stamps stolen after criminals gained entry with tools and used blankets to muffle an explosion. Other local social notices mention Rev Bixler’s Goshen sermons and local residents visiting family and events.
Boyd W. Fair and Lenore Hosler both of Wooster. Alton L. Ebert of Rittman and Lillian Stanley of West Salem. W. J. Orr of Creston and Zelma Lautsenschlager of Wooster. Paul D. Lyon of Wooster and Belle Enfield of Wooster. H. C. Eckles of Detroit Michigan and May Heckathorn of Dalton. James Long and Marion Lydia Beeler of Orrville. F. W. Chekner and Mma B. Myers of Doylestown.
Advertisement asserts Foley Kidney Pills restore kidneys to healthy regular action and ease daytime pains and nighttime bladder issues. Claims included by A. J. White that delaying treatment worsens condition and pills keep kidneys active and strong.
Miss Ola Franks daughter of Ezra A Franks wed R L Sturgis son of B K Sturgis at the bride's parents home in Apple Creek. Rev Cotton Presbyterian minister officiated at high noon ceremony. The couple, longtime residents, plan to live with the bride's parents while Sturgis works as a telegraph operator locally.
An advertisement touts Po-Do-Lax and Pe-Ro-Lax as overnight cures for constipation. It claims a small dose induces a morning bowel movement without itching by arousing the liver and increasing bile flow, improving digestion and eliminating gas and fermentation.
Peter Radford urges Congress to favor port development in appropriations. He argues the nation must shift energy from railroads to sea commerce, noting 51 ports and high wharfage costs. A free port would reduce farmer costs by removing tolls and fees on cargo handling.
Mr. Jacob Bixler aged 68 northwest of Orrville died of heart failure Wednesday after overexerting himself while attempting to recapture a cow that had escaped from the pasture.
Charles Galehouse thirteen year old son of Clyde and Mrs Galehouse of Akron formerly Doylestown died after touching a high tension wire passing 2300 volts. He climbed an iron standard at the Gorge near Akron on a dare, touched the wire and was hurled 40 feet to the ground with his clothing afire. He died hours later after being taken to a hospital by auto.
An analysis urges solving the market problem to advance farming. It calls for unified action by farmers merchants bankers editors and statesmen and advocates extending government and commercial aid to marketing as well as production and seed improvement. It warns against overproduction and surplus harming manufacturing and commerce.
The body of Frank McMurray, 45, of Canton, was found in a shallow stream west of Orrville by farmer David King. McMurray, identified by his face, reportedly suffered epileptic seizures and was walking along the stream when seized.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills in glass bottles with 36 sugar coated pills for 25 cents. It claims one pill nightly relieves constipation by morning and urges readers to buy at all druggists.
The Administrator will offer at public sale at the late residence on Saturday June 26 1915 at 1 00 oclock the household and personal goods including bedroom suit bedsteads bedding mattresses stove kitchen table chairs parlor chairs couch stands rocking chairs clock carpets books curtains lamps dishes and numerous other articles. Cash terms. W H Scott Clerk. C L Arnold Administrator of Estate of Lydia Eckhart deceased.
The advertisement urges readers to visit health resorts to cleanse impurities and relieve rheumatism back ache and stiff muscles. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy to restore kidney activity and improve strength and well being attributed to A J White.
The piece recalls ancient Persia where six contenders sought the throne if a horse neighs first. It warns current partisans to avoid violent rhetoric and settle disputes without undermining industry. It urges focusing on productive work over factional clashes.
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