Women’s suffrage bill passes by large margin
The Brush House of Commons has passed the women’s suffrage bill by a large majority. If America doesn’t look out, the English women will be voting before their American cousins. An American tank steamer was sunk in a two hour battle with a German U boat in the North Sea, after firing many shells and the tanker left sinking. More radical editorials urge deportation or hanging of Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, asserting anarchists threaten U S institutions and urging banishment.
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Republicans in 1912 blamed by Star for party’s failures
The Indianapolis Star argues Republicans who supported the party in 1912 share blame for a weak, poor organization seen as a joke and tragedy in statecraft. It cites impecunious southern orators, pacifist dreamers guiding veterans, and accuses the Star of opposing the national convention actions. The piece links this gloom to President’s cabinet and Southern democracy, contending without regular Republicans or Christians the murders of worshippers could not occur.
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America
Food conservation drives home duty during wartime
A home front appeal urges Americans to maximize food production and minimize waste to ensure victory over autocracy. It links abundant food to defeating opponents of liberty and democracy, stating a maximum food supply shortens the war and sustains allied efforts.
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America
Food as vital to victory in war mobilizes women
The text argues food saving equals saving lives on the front. It links kitchen wisdom to battlefield success, stating the cook’s hand strengthens the gun hand. It declares American women must mobilize to save food to win the war.
Political Capital in Ripley County Pike Dispute
The Democratic papers claim political capital from a settlement with a contractor who built a county pike not to spec. The Decatur court awarded the contractor balance due. Republicans reportedly supported payment, while Democrats face past costly battles over bonds and delays.
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Decatur County Court
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Decatur
Democratic Board of Commissioners
Versailles and
Dilsboro Pike
Pike
Jennings County
Card of Thanks for Kathryn Gebrich
Frank Gebrich expresses gratitude to neighbors relatives and friends for kindness during illness and death of wife Kathryn Gebrich special thanks to Rev Accurs the choir pallbearers and donors of oral pieces prayers offered for the sorrowing husband actions cited from Job Printing Tribune Office.
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Ir. Accurs
Frank Gebrich
Jack Newton and Flo Van Buren The Pepper Port Tale
In 1917 fiction follows Jack Newton who dodges a theater date to fish, hides a stolen watch, and is jailed after a mistaken arrest. Claire and Flo confront the incident while Jack contemplates the girl he nearly snubbed. The page also notes Salem’s pepper trade history from 1795, earning its nickname Pepper Port.
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Ferns That Grow Everywhere in California Canyons
Two ferns are common globally. The common brake, Pteridium aquilinum, carpets canyon floors in California. The polypodium, here called Polypodium Californicum and known worldwide as Polypodium vulgare, varies only by geographic range. A stray dialogue follows about a lover and a story.
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California
Thought He Was Reading Grace Grasp Confuses Margaret
A New York Evening Post tidbit recalls Margaret mishearing a neighbor’s grace at supper. The girl asks the next morning what Mr. Smith read from the platter, revealing a humorous moment about reading customs and etiquette.
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