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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text references Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with incomplete wording. The readable portion suggests an advert or testimonial line but lacks clear claims or context. No identifiable people, dates, or locations are present.
An article in The Wisconsin Archeologist traces long held peace medals among Wisconsin tribes dating back to 1720. Medals include George II brass, four George III silver busts, a Washington medal among Menomonie residents, and notable pieces tied to Lincoln Polk Jefferson Waumegesako and other leaders.
The exchange notes two lines about mutual difficulty in pleasing partners. One speaker comments that some women are hard to please, while the other observes some men are too soft to please.
This study guide outlines June 30 lessons focusing on John 3 16 and key events in Jesus life. It covers appealing illustrations from healing the demon possessed girl and the deaf mute, the transfiguration, humility, the rich young ruler, temple cleansing, the greatest commandment, anointing at Bethany, the Passover symbols, the crucifixion between two criminals and the atonement message.
Father Charles B. Moulinier argues U S scientific activity centers here and will stay strong with funding South America China and Japan seek leadership Wistar Institute in Philadelphia advances medical journals dyes research and a Philadelphia youth gains recognition Old Man's Call to Duty notes a Calgary farmer plans harvest work to support war effort in North America and beyond Thousands of Americans and Canadians will answer patriotic duty before the war ends Nebraska State Journal cites the call to duty extending beyond young men
Christian Science Monitor highlights echoes of Soult’s Napoleonic claim that he would drive the British into the sea. It notes Wellington’s near sea retreat in the Peninsular War, and questions Hindenburg’s intent to fight as Haig’s forces face perilous positions.
Revival of wooden shipbuilding highlights a grooving and planing machine claimed to replace 15 to 20 manual workers. The device weighs about 66 pounds and can be powered by compressed air or electricity, as shown in Popular Mechanics Magazine.
The imperial canal of China is described as extending about 2,100 miles, claimed to be longer than any other canal worldwide. The note highlights its vast span across the empire.
A humorous dialogue explains why ships weigh anchor before leaving harbor. The father clarifies that ships accumulate binnacles while docked, which increases the anchor’s weight, so the anchor must be weighed. This anecdote illustrates a sailor’s reasoning in simple terms.
A shipment from A-needle-factors to Aleppo and a second consignment to China were returned due to cultural color beliefs. Green twine offended a Mohammedan merchant who deemed it derisive, and white paper marked as mourning was rejected by Chinese recipients.
A group of 100 women physicians sailed from New York to France to aid children dying from lack of proper care, undertaking a relief mission to save foreign youngsters.
A historical note reports that the first self moving gun carriage was invented in France in 1769, marking an early advance in military logistics and artillery mobility.
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