13 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
1
The Gas Defense Service reports production of about 5 000 horse gas masks daily, with shipments to France and plans to equip all horses in the American Expeditionary Forces. Also covered are army band enlargements, ordnance spending, meat ration cuts in Germany, and various state agricultural and court notes.
James Woods of Brookville visited in Palestine last week and Rev. Gessner of Zion church led communion at Grandma Woods home. The Red Cross in town now has a dedicated room donated by Ephraim Hill. Teaford reunion drew many attendees with G. W. Mannix giving a patriotic address. Nora Siniard and T. J. Wilson families visited relatives in Indiana. Louvera Stover heads to Oxford Ohio for summer school. June 1 Prom in Lestine.
The text advises lice powder and a dust bath for fowls, white washing to combat vermin, and kerosene on roosts and cracks to exterminate mites. It also contains a quip about a pessimist who is a married man who can't forget it.
The American Industrial Conserved Movement pledges to mobilize its writers and speakers to unite wage earners and wage payers toward national prosperity. It advocates cooperative labor relations, public education, and the preservation of industries and military service, urging patriotic action and broad social reform.
Raieeats and Mecifacteres discuss converting an industrial scrap heap near Wests into a refinery for overage of manpower. The plan envisions tax credit like incentives and reusing old engines and engines parts to fuel new production.
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