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The Greenville Journal in Greenville, Ohio

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Newspaper

The Greenville Journal

Location

Greenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1915

Page

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Income tax critique and forest hygiene boosted by ads

The piece cites the American Bar Association report criticizing the income tax law as flawed and needing revision. It argues for a clear, consistent act and references how forests contribute to public health, including climate and disease impacts, with examples from cholera and tree protection.

Democratic Congress American Bar Association

Wild geese at Kingsville refuge show migration habits

A Canadian publication recounts John T. Miner of Kingsville Ontario releasing seven geese in 1904. By 1911 wild geese on his pond numbered around 1000 at times and no hunting is allowed. Ducks with aluminum bands reveal yearly returns, including one shot as far away as Paris Kentucky.

John T. Miner Kingsville Essex County Ontario Paris Miner

Forms of Rheumatism and Health Notices

A fragmented old notice discusses rheumatism types and claims liniments offer instant relief. It promotes Sloan's Liniment and cites Dr. Kutchin, a gynecology specialist visiting Greenville on May 27 at Hotel James, urging readers to seek medical opinions before hospital procedures. The piece mingles ads, social vignettes, and mission meeting notes.

Kutchin Ofiladica Greenville James Ady

Generals Age Not Fit US Troops Says New York Post

The New York Evening Post notes senior generals in World War I are mostly in their 60s, with ages from 55 to 68. It argues the Oster theory and American beliefs about middle age leaders do not align with the ages of commanders like Von Emmich, Von Kluck, Hindenberg, and French generals. Interwoven items detail local obituaries, probate actions, marriages, and estate matters from nearby communities.

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