17 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
1
The Coatesville Herald records that subscriptions are $1.00 per year and $1.50 outside Indiana. Government rules require advance payment for all subscriptions, to be strictly enforced.
The piece asks who will buy German goods as trade reopens and notes German dyes must improve to compete with American ones. It cites wartime prohibition lowering crime by 25 to 50 percent nationally and 50 percent in Chicago, and jokes about governorship hopefuls seeking clear campaign statements.
Red Cross nurses preach health defense from chautauqua platforms in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. During July and August hundreds will be urged to take Red Cross courses in home hygiene and care of the sick to give girls and women elementary training against future epidemics.
The Hying machine finds new uses in timber cruising and mineral prospecting. In western forests and Canadian regions, export prospectors map promising timber stands and report others to send in survey crews. The device helps reach remote areas quickly for mineral prospecting.
The article notes widespread German speculation that the ex-kaiser will avoid an allied tribunal. It suggests he may choose death over trial and mentions a possible “death by own action” group of U-boat commanders named for treaty punishment.
The Woman's Franchise League plans ward and precinct citizenship schools in Indiana polis last week to make every woman an intelligent voter by 1920. Classes will be nonpartisan and cover national state county city government, party organization, voting machinery and laws of special interest to women.
Reverend C N McBraver was called to Avon on Sunday to lead the funeral service for Amanda Brady. Mrs Brady was the mother of Mrs Gorrell, residing near Amo.
Sanitary wire cut six dollars. Commode with large mirror and three drawers five dollars. Two small stands one dollar each. Two split bottom chairs seventy five cents each. Large matting one dollar. In quire at Herald office.
For sale a good building lot in Coatesville with good drainage and prime location. Priced at 125 dollars a bargain for builders. Inquire at The Herald office.
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co seeks motormen and conductors for city lines. Training provided and steady work offered. Wages from 34e to 3ge per hour. Apply at Room 814 Traction Building or write Superintendent, Indianapolis. 25-41
The Red Cross plans a broad program for veterans, with three arms working together to assist the soldier in the field, camp, and home. It pledges omnipresent aid against sickness worry and distress, ensuring no need goes overlooked and no armistice ends its support.
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