Local Notes From Dalton Ohio June 29 1916
Mary Hess of Akron and Ethel Smith visit home and relatives. Mrs Mary Cox of Rittman guests of sister Sarah Race. Arthur Plantz of Cleveland visits Frank Gibson. Local15 social visits include Eckard of Akron Wyre of Dalton Horn of Orrville Cully and Ada Cully from Akron. Families McAfee, Rudy, Homan and Appleby guests at Mosley home. Many relatives from North Lawrence Massillon Sebring Youngstown Akron visit over weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cox
Rittman
Sarah Race
Arthur Plantz
Cleveland
Frank Gibson
Warren Rudy
Raymond Rudy
Akron
Guy McAfee
Central Steel
Massillon
Fred Farmer
Graber Bros
J V. Findlay
Albert Arnold
Youngstown
Sebring
Susan Cully
Ada Cully
William Reese
Wilmot
Ira Barkheimer
Canton
Marriage Licenses for Wooster and Moorland Couples
Richard R Bell and Blanch Van Nest of Wooster secure a marriage license. Roy Davis and Edna Moor of Moorland also obtain licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard R' Bell and
Blanch van Nest
Wooster
Roy Davis and
Edna Moor
Moorland
Reclining Aids Digestion Says French Scientist
A French scientist contends digestion proceeds more swiftly when people lie down rather than stand. He explains that in evolution the stomach lagged behind other organs, delaying full upright posture.
Hops Eaten as a Vegetable by Romans and Hawaiians
The article notes that hops were consumed as a vegetable by the Romans and continue to be by Hawaiians, who prefer the tender top shoots over the blossom and prepare them similarly to an asparagus salad.
Commissioner Explains Beer Tax Raises Revenue Not Consumption
Internal Revenue Commissioner Osborne states that seven months to Jan 31 1916 show beer revenue up by 8.38 million dollars while beer consumption fell by 1.91 million barrels from the prior year. He notes the tax hike to 150 per barrel on Oct 22 1914 drives the revenue rise and rebuts brewery claims of rising consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Columbus
Internal Revenue
United States
Congress
Revenue Commissioner
Uncle Sam
Water Wagon Drives Rail Worker's Temperance reform
Greenville Pennsylvania special report says the Bessemer and Lake Erie railroad, with about 3 500 employees, built a Water Wagon club of 2 000 members after a statistical education campaign on alcohol harms. Trainmaster E R Hewit says education cut drinking 50 to 75 percent, with few heavy drinkers and lasting reform, linking temperance and safety to protect property and reduce accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Bessemer and Lake Erie
E. R. Hewit
Tam
Age of county saloonkeepers reveals foreign born majority
Cleveland Ohio special report from the county liquor licensing board shows 1,067 saloonkeepers in the county. Of these 437 were born in the United States and 4950 in foreign countries. Among foreign born, 7 were from Austria 167 from Hungary 77 from Poland and 30 from 23 other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland CO
Kennell
Bega County
A Few Smiles. Dad's Inquiry.
A city visit turns into a comic vignette as a fashionably dressed son brags of prosperity while his father questions the hack he drives. A string of quips follows about hotel labels, travels, and quick wits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Bargain Instinct Cited In Couple’s Banter
In a light exchange, the dialogue notes a wife jokingly claims she has shaved years off her age from thirty five to twenty nine, highlighting a satirical view of gender and bargaining.
Collar fashions adjust with open fronts and decorative bands
Fashion notes say collars stay low with an open front while rising at the back and sides. Narrow silk or velvet bands bridging the neck add a decorative finish. A new stole end collar, made of tulle ribbon or lace, fastens high and feeds long fluttering ends to the waist or below.
Digestive distress relief with Foley Cathartic Tablet ad
A corrective ad notes indigestion and related symptoms such as headache biliousness and bloating from clogged or irregular bowels. It recommends taking a Foley Cathartic Tablet this evening to feel better in the morning, attributed to A. J. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. White
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Dalton Gazette
Dalton
Ohio
Mary Hess
Ethel Smith
J. J. Eckard
Earl Zaugg
Harvey Wyre
C. W. Horn
Orrville
Margaret Cormany
North Lawrence
Martha Appleby
Elam Martin
James Homan
Zoarville
Earl Homan
Elmer Homan
Mildred
Erma McClelland
Leslie Homan
Brewster
W. H. Mosley
Internal Revenue Head
Cuyahoga County
Homeopathis
Kentucky
No. 18
Boomer Steel Range
Boomer Steel
Erie Street
THE
Hess-Snyder Company
Mrs. Massillon
Hunsicker-Buchwalter Real Estate Agency
Hunsicker-Buchwalter
Loudonville
McDowell’s
Clyde Camp
Detroit Vapor
City Gas
C.R. McDowell
Dalton, Ohio
First National Bank
Buffalo
Itu
Seeandbee
Toon
Erie
Buffalo County
Astern
Carodan
Anton Ree
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit CO
Cleveland, Ohio
Gazette
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