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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
8
The notice outlines special rate extensions for subscriptions. For every two years' subscription sent with $1.75, excluding the subscriber's own, the expiration extends by one year for 75 cents. For every two-year club order with $1.75, the same extension applies. For every single yearly subscription sent with $1.00, excluding the subscriber, the extension is one year for 75 cents.
Vanderlip argues Americans should curb luxuries like autos and new clothes to free labor for essential wartime production. Emphasizing national thinking, he urges gardens and higher farm output while noting farmers fear price suppression. Also notes constipation remedies and local sale items.
Farm boys, too young for military service, can aid the war effort by taking charge of hog herds. Pig club members receive practical guidance, keep cost records, and help improve sanitation and profits. Boys should contact county agents or state agriculture departments to join. Also notes on avoiding illness and using Dr King s New Discovery for colds.
To quality and flavor of meat or fish, over cooking harms taste. Burned fats create unpleasant flavors, ruin gravies, and make fried foods inedible. Sheep sorrel resists full extermination but weakens with mowing after flowering. Persimmon production in Japan in 1914 totaled 21,690,000 pounds fresh fruit and 660,701 pounds dried.
A hazy newspaper clipping outlines subscription offers for various papers and magazines. It mentions direct requests to the paper office and notes pricing for one year, with scattered references to titles like Ohio papers, Dayton, and a dairy-related item, though the text is fragmented and unclear.
A promotional note for Kimball's Dairy Farmer published in Waterloo Iowa. It promises educational content for dairy farmers, notes illustrated photographs, and asserts the magazine is indispensable for yield and profits. Subscriptions are offered at 50 cents a year with a sample copy available.
To Our Farmer Readers we recommend this handsome one to our farmer friends. Man who owns cows will find it worth dollars to him. Here is our offer: Kimball's Dairy Farmer 1 year. 50 cents. Greenville Journal 1 year 1.00. We will send both one year to former friends for only 4.25 dollars. Journal Greenville.
The notice promotes the Greenville Journal offering subscriptions to Every Family in Darke County for $1.00 yearly, 60 cents for six months, with out of county rates at $1.15. It boasts 168 columns of matter per year and urges readers to subscribe or gift the paper to distant friends for news from old Darke.
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