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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
5
Greenville echoes with visits as residents travel to Dayton Racine Covington El Dorado and Indianapolis. War militia plans surge with Company M sending 70 men to Camp Arlington and a Plattsburg style volunteer regiment forming amid fundraising and a border-ready mood.
Readers are promised a serialized adventure in these columns with Randall Parrish's Beyond the Frontier. The standout episode depicts a savage Indian attack on Starved Pack and is urged to be read and reread for its day alien.
Washington Letter notes the Ashbrook widows pension bill passing the House. It raises Civil War widow pensions from 12 to 20 dollars monthly for those 70 and older, restores remarried widows to pension rolls, and extends the marriage eligibility to June 27 1905. Senator Harding missed sessions due to duties in Washington. A Standard Oil of Ohio hearing before the Federal Trade Commission examined gasoline costs and refinery shares. The National Chamber of Commerce reports near unanimous preparedness support.
Rest is the key treatment for a weary heart. Sit and rest often, get fresh air and sunlight, and take a warm salt water sponge bath while seated. Eat well with milk three times daily and sleep ten to twelve hours in a twenty four. This notice promotes a health bargain.
The Chicago platform argues the Underwood tariff fails in normal times and wartime shifts economy. It predicts postwar demand will return factories to peacetime use and soldiers to civilian life as Europe quiets. The New York Globe cites this wartime policy critique.
A garbled list of newspaper names and periodicals appears from various sources including New York Tribune Scientific American and Cosmopolitan. The text reads like an archival inventory with scattered fragments and incomplete titles.
Advertisement urges Darke County residents to subscribe to the Grenville Journal at 1.00 per year, six months for 50 cents, or 1.15 outside the county. It touts over two thousand columns annually and urges cash with no subscriptions accepted without payment.
The note states Uncle Sam demands payment and readers in arrears must act now by calling to settle or remit by mail. It emphasizes obedience and compliance with the demand.
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