28 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
1
A Lima area update reports on church gatherings at M. E. church with a Friday meeting by I. M. Petersime's class, sermon by Rev. D F. Helms, and Evangelist McDonald speaking at the Presbyterian church. It notes tax discussions, saloon costs, local visitors, a summer storm with field damage, and upcoming military service for Willis Kniesly.
Practical advice promotes home canning to stretch income and reduce waste. Canned berries deter pests, preserved vegetables and fruits guard against seasonal shortages, and grown garden crops like potatoes and root vegetables can be stored without canning.
Wm. Siniard family and the Dill relatives attended the Dill reunion at Coletown Sunday. Mrs. Olive Thompson of Winchester Ind visited in Palestine last Saturday. Several went to Hollansburg for K. of P. and Junior decorations Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lucy Klase entertained Forest Mills and family Ralph Klase and wife and Mrs. Jennie Halley Sunday. Mrs. J. L. Selby of Greenville visited Palestine last Friday to encourage forming a local Red Cross chapter.
Pain relief from Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic pains neuralgia tooth ache lumbago sprains and bruises. Penetrates and soothes without rubbing cleaner and more effective than plasters. Keeps at home for prompt relief from nerve pains and external aches. At your druggist 25¢ 50¢ 1.00.
Practical method for drying corn beans and peas to save canning supplies. Cook corn briefly, cut from the cob, and dry in sun or a warm oven with cheesecloth. Clean beans, spread on plates or wire, and air dry. Dry peas mature on vines or green peas dried like beans. Store dried foods in cloth bags in a dry place.
First and final accounts filed in multiple estates including A J Sink and Joseph S Walker with guardianships and wills under probate. Appeals bonds, sales orders, appraisements, and administrator appointments listed. Marriage licenses issued for Rouse Cassel, Williams Meyer, Alexander Hency, Rudy Small, Frolke Coffield, and others. Civil actions span promissory note disputes, divorces, partitions, and damages from Ohio Electric Railway. Land transfers recorded in the Register of Deeds among Bradford, Greenville, Union City, and Mississinawa township.
Croup and whooping cough believed to respond to Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. The ad claims the syrup loosens mucus and soothes irritated membranes to halt inflammation, with pleasant taste and a 25 cent price at druggists.
The passage cites President Wilson's April proclamation urging industrial mobilization to boost productivity and efficiency. It stresses that workers on farms ships yards mines factories must be more crimanly managed and better suited to wartime needs, with men and women contributing to the fight for peace and freedom.
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