Germans Sign Peace Treaty at Versailles Hall of Mirrors
Versailles June 28 The world war ends as the German plenipotentiaries sign the peace treaty in the Hall of Mirrors amid a formal ceremony. President Wilson and British and French leaders sign, with China not attending and a German protest noted. Soldiers stand near Foch as the pact is sealed.
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Versailles
Europe
China
Plenipotentiaries
Jan Christian Smuts
Union of South Africa
Werr Haniel von Haimhausen
Henri
Clemenceau
Foch
Chateau Park
Marshal Foch
Chateau
Wilson
Lansing
House
Henry White
General Bliss
Lloyd George
Britain
Germany
Brazil
Bolivia
Uruguay
Peru
Panama
Nicaragua
Liberia
Honduras
Haiti
Guatemala
Ecuador
Emeralds as Engraving Stones in Historic Collections
Emeralds, softer than diamond, have long been valued for engraving and appear in royal and private European holdings dating to the Roman era. True emerald is a bright grass-green beryl, rare in perfect form above three to four carats, with large stones commanding high prices.
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Europe
Sarcasm Sparks Talk Over Attire at Social Gathering
A remark about a wife's dress raises tension at a social event as someone comments that her bodice should be higher to hide her ears. The exchange reflects etiquette norms and couple dynamics in the era.
Our Father's House Church Lesson and Scriptural Roles
A church lesson outline covering origins at Pentecost and the birth of the church, entrance conditions including belief repentance baptism remission of sins and the Holy Spirit, a portrait of the primitive church focused on doctrine fellowship breaking of bread prayer and shared goods, and duties of officers and members with guidance on mutual edification recognition respect peace warning disorder and non retaliation.
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Christ
Peter
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Primitive Church
Church of Jesus Christ
Church of Christ
Growth in Grace and the Lesson of Flies
The speaker argues growth must follow a single principle for both body and soul. He cites nature to illustrate, urging earnest but rightly directed effort. The enduring standard is to grow in grace by reflecting on the simple instruction to "consider the flies how they grow."
Take Second Look Quote by H Vincent
A preserved quotation asserts belief in a second look at love at first sight. The author H Vincent expresses openness to reconsider initial impressions and the enduring value of renewed evaluation.
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H. Vincent
Bayer Aspirin Cross Mark Ensures Genuine Tablets
A 1900s style notice warns buyers that genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin must bear the Bayer Cross. It urges purchasing unbroken Bayer packages with proper directions for relief from headache toothache neuralgia and cold. Smaller 12 tablet boxes are inexpensive at drug stores with larger options available.
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Bayer
Striking Similarity Ends in Mock Triumph Tale
The piece recalls a farmer confronting a tramp over a prior goat clothing ruse, concluding with a taunting exchange. It ties to yesterday’s report that Esthenian and Finnish forces captured Petrograd, underlining a parallel of boastful deception and realized victory.
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Tom P. Morgan
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Petrograd
Kansas City Star
Cuticura Skin Ad Promises Quick Facial Care
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for facial care with a five minute wash using Cuticura Scrap and hot water. It pledges improvement for poor complexions dandruff itching and red rough hands as a daily routine.
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Adyv
Water dweller turns man of liquid trade in season
A quirky tale notes a man who lives on water year round and, despite skepticism, proves it by cutting and storing ice in winter to sell in summer. The anecdote echoes a survival trick from Boston Rivering.
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Edward M. Lewis
Indiana
Camp Gordon
Lewis
France
Blackford County
Montperier
Rushville
Robert N. Hinchman
Decature County
Goodrich
Toledo
State Board of Health
John N. Wurty
Boone County
John W. Marsh
William J. DeVol
George T. Miller
Lebanon
Bartholomew County Development Company
Mhade
Nick
Dan Trkulja
Gary
Gary City
Tolleston Bank
Herman Uecker
Corydon
Madison
Vevay
Lawrenceburg
United States Department of Agriculture
State Commission
Crothersville
Louisville
Boone County Wool Pool
Kentucky
Ohio River
William C. Westcott
Dearborn County
Sullivan County
Ross Campbell
Benton County
Indiana University At
Bloomington
Boston Rivening Transcript
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens in Summer
Advert shows Grove's tasteless chill tonic promising to purify the blood and strengthen the whole system for old and young. It claims stronger health to endure summer heat with an invigorating effect and a 60 cent price.
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Grove
Hamlet's Mood and a Vegetarian Take on Health
A brief debate on Hamlet's state of mind and a vegetarian claim links health to meat abstention and thorough chewing. The exchange highlights contrasting views on wellbeing and personal effort amid a casual discussion.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court of Indiana
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State Oil Inspection Department
Danville
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Veedersburg
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