War Savings Stamps urged to back government effort
Gypsy Smith calls for united civilian support to end the slaughter in Europe and urges buying War Savings Stamps to provide funds, labor, and materials for the government in the war effort.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
4
Gypsy Smith calls for united civilian support to end the slaughter in Europe and urges buying War Savings Stamps to provide funds, labor, and materials for the government in the war effort.
Townhall in Dalton hosts a Thursday meeting on June 27 at 8 o'clock. By order of Two Officers, the draftees are listed in the Sugarcreek Township report.
James H. Collard and Elva L. Taylor of Wooster. Earl E. Gerber of Dalton and Susie Schumacher of Orrville. George A. Brenneman of Lima and Mabel K. Martin of Orrville. Earl O. Verian of Alliance and Luella Smith of Wooster. Harry F. Peters and Leora Helen Stambaugh, both of Orrville.
Governor James M. Cox proclaims June 24 through 28, 1918 as a statewide war savings campaign. Citizens urged to pledge to buy War Savings Stamps and assist in canvassing to meet the President's call to promote enlistment and support for the war effort in Ohio. The declaration bears the Great Seal, Columbus, June 15, 1918.
Ohio judge comments on legal limits noting there is no statute against self mockery and that the law rarely attempts the impossible, reflecting a humorous view of law’s reach in society.
Dalton dealers posted prices for chickens at 20 cents per pound and eggs at 34 cents per dozen, with distorted OCR text including unrelated characters.
Dramatized testimonial from Mrs. Frank P. Wood of Morrill Maine and her husband praising Foley Kidney Pills for relief from rheumatic and kidney symptoms including backache joint pain and fatigue. The letter claims rapid improvement and broader benefit for the husband as well.
Dangers of costiveness include auto-intoxication headaches irritability blues sallow ness blotches and, if neglected, piles ulceration of bowels appendicitis nervous prostration and paralysis. Best remedy Foley Cathartic Tablets work surely easily gently without injuring the stomach or intestinal lining and contain no habit forming agents. -A.L White. alam ee oe
Waterman and Conkliz self filling fountain pens are featured at Scott's store. The display highlights models suitable for students and professionals with emphasis on reliability and smooth writing. Customers are invited to try samples and compare nibs.
Mrs. Margaret Smale of Bishop Calif reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound acted like a charm against a cold last week. The ad promotes the remedy as a reliable treatment for coughs colds and bronchial troubles with no opiates.
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