The Struggle by Zoe Beckley on High Sea or Harbor
John Ferrol and Edith, after publishing The Question of Life, face a Carter Publishing Co offer to buy back the rights and employ John at fifty dollars a week. They weigh independence against safety as they compare sailing on their own with a secure berth aboard Carter. The decision tests their values and future prospects as war finally nears peace.
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High Sea OR Harbor
John
Carter Publishing Company
Berber
Ferrol & Ferrol
Arcadia
N. J
Carter
Edith
Ferrol
Question of Life
Frederick Carter
President
Carter Publishing Co
Ferrols
Kiddies
Beavers
Miss Selden
High Seas
New York
John R. Mott
Merchants’ Association
Merly
Kahki
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Column on Young Love and Heartache
A reader seeks guidance on handling serious temperament and longing. Mrs Thompson advises self acceptance, pursuing few good friends, and delaying engagement until maturity. Other letters discuss engagement while young, choosing between lovers, coping with a soldier’s absence, and moving beyond grief through active effort, study, and discipline.
War's Victories Not All on Battlefield
London reports that criminal reform and wartime policy cut Britain's inmate counts by about 50 percent. Sir Evelyn Rugegles-Brise cites two factors: the war and a concentrated purging of young offenders. Prewar 14,352 housed in 50 local penal institutions drop to 7,255. 69 institutions exist with twenty closed since the war began.
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London
Great Britain
Evelyn Rugegles-Brise
England
Wales
Italian pilot to attempt New York to Chicago flight
Lieutenant Enrico Cantoni of the Italian army will attempt Monday to fly from New York to Chicago in a plane of the type used by Major Gabriel d Annunzio over Vienna. The air feat aims to set a new American record, according to Italian aviation headquarters.
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New York
Liutenant Enrico Cantoni
Chicago
Gabriel d’Annunzio
Vienna
A. deHaviland
Elmer J. Spencer
Signal Electrician
M. J. Boots
Selfridge Field
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Yonkers
N. Y
Pity Rather Than Love From All Who Met You
A fragment expresses a sentiment that those who encountered you offered pity instead of affection. The line hints at social judgment shaping personal perception and suggests a cooler reception from acquaintances.
Death of Elsie Mae Chappelear 1918 obituary note
Elsie Mae Chappelear, born December 8 1916, died October 26 1918 at 9 30 p m age 1 year 10 months 2 weeks 1 day only child of Mr and Mrs Dessa Chappelear. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy and floral offerings and to Rev Strecker for consoling words.
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Elsie Mae Chappealear
Dess Chappelear
Elsie Mae Chappelear
Strecker
Desa Chappelear
Huns Will Not Boss Business After the War
Washington reports that after peace Germany will face a strengthened American role in key markets. wartime board officials say the US can compete in chemicals, dyes, potash, and related goods despite German advantage in labor and resources. New Utah Nevada potash fields and processing advances boost production while fertiliser demand remains high. Licensed to Marry Charles Milhoan 20, carpenter, Rishonville, Nellie Mouseholder, old Jacksonville.
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Washington
Germany
United States
America
War Industries Board
Charles H. McDowell
Chemicals Division
Utah
Nevada
California
West
Charles Milhoan
Carporter
Rishonville
Nellie Mouseholder
Jacksonville
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Church Street
Shafer Bros
the Plains
JAS
A. Rosetter
Albany
Ohil
Ven-Pasenger
Columbia
Athens
Chester White Pigs
Guy Hale
R. D
Geo, Wilkes 11
Pearl Keirns
Trimble R. D. 1
Amesille
Trimble
Guy Fierce
Colvielle
Frost
W. F. Nihart
West Mulberry Street
W. M. Bobo
Chas. Bobo
Jerseyville
Sam Gabriel
Serrel
Buckeye Coal and Railway Farm
Beaumont
Guy Smith
Plains
T. C. Green
Washington St
Nelsonville
C. H. Porter
Harry Porter
J. W. Higgins & Son
H. P. Dowler
Athens R. D
Bell Phone
L. E. Mundew & CO
Glouster
Sunnyside Drive
International Mills
Norristown
Civil Service
R. EH. Terry
Civil Service Examiner
Columbian Building
Atheneon
HULL /FOSTER, Jr
Underwood
Hull Foster, Jr
J. M. Snyder
Navy
Ohio University
Athens County Buick Co
Frank Hoilington
Athens-Amesville
Henry Loeffler
Luhrig
Koon Hoffiner
Chesterhill
Swansn Furniture CO
Frank Dowler
C. L. Smith
C. A. Howard
Alfred Mattison
John F. Butts
Gallipolis Marble and Granite Co
U. S
Franklin Institute
Dept
Rochester
N.Y
Herbert Linscott
Pete Smit
Geo. Everett
Susan Bennett
Jerry Selby
A. M. Burch
Wes
Settle
Warren Bros
Moler Feed and Poultry CO
Moler Feed & Poultry CO
Floodwood Power House
J. E. Judd
Floodwood
THE
Rardin Bros CO
Elliott Street
Zoe Beckley
Elizabeth Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Centor
Sam
I. G
HEAPT
Proken
T.i
the Cline Ice Cream Co
Mabel
Alwon
Ribgorn
Neumonia
Tsao Ee
France
L. B. Kenyon
Nocekyville, T
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