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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
7
The article outlines home electric purification of drinking water using ozone generated between two tubes. A compact device, praised by Otto, mixes ozone with water to disinfect, capable of about 60 gallons per hour with costs comparable to standard electric lighting. The design includes a mist er unit and ozone passing through a dust free cotton filter.
Captain John Hood, long a Navy Department general board member in Washington, has been chosen by Secretary Daniels to succeed Captain A. W. Grant as commander of the battleship Texas. Grant becomes chief of the submarine division. Hood is a popular officer who commanded the Delaware during the Hudson-Fulton celebration in New York when the great battleship review occurred.
Walter Martin born blind in Oregon cured by four days and nights of prayer and fasting after being urged by Apostolic faith leader Morris Richey. He lived as an itinerant poacher before faith healed his optic nerves. He learned to read again by finger reading raised Bible letters.
London Globe notes public schools consume about three hundred million annually. Sat urday Evening Post mentions the figure in a broad social critique of education expense and proper etiquette.
Cleveland, Ohio. Jerry B. Conway, a butter and eggs man, is scratched from ears to knees yet happy. He wed his sweetheart, Miss Cespart, once of Columbus, after chasing a cat to deliver a love note that began Dear Beth and ended with Scoot.
Captain A. W. Grant named by Secretary Daniels to head the Atlantic submarine flotilla and oversee the branch. He currently commands the battleship Texas and ranks among the navy’s high-ranking officers. Commander Yates Stirling becomes an assistant to Captain Grant in the submarine program.
American stamp collectors persist amid war as German bureaus close, with Count Ferrari valued at 2.0 to 2.5 million dollars. John A. Klemann notes rare US stamps will surge in price, while Britain remains open and Germany/Austria cut off. The Philatelic Gazette warns of geography shifts and scarce issues amid disrupted communications.
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