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Denver Tribune in Denver, Indiana

26 Jun 1919

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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1919

Page

4

Indiana News Digest Shows Plowing Contest Date Set

Evansville reports Pocket Plowing association meeting at Oakland City set July 29 for the annual plowing contest. Purdue builds first US tractor testing lab ready in two months. Tractors up to 35 horsepower to be tested. Indiana Public Service Commission reorganizes with new vice chairman John W. McCartle and continued chair E. I. Lewis. Shelbyville area sees varied assessments for household goods hogs autos and land. Notre Dame speaks as Senator Walsh is absent. baccalaureate address by Rt. Rev. Mgr. Drew with two honorary degrees. Vincennes announces oil tanks and new constructions. state sanitarium trustees appointed. Pension grants listed for Indiana residents. Various local economic and political items across the state.

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Lafayette United States Purdue Engineering Experiment Station Dean C. W. Benjamin Indianapolis Indiana Public Service Commission E. I. Lewis Carl H. Mote John W. McCartle Commission Shelbyville Shelby County Notre Dame David I. Walsh Washington, D. C Mgr. Bickerstaff Drew London University of Notre Dame Frederick Bonine Nice Mich Edwin P. Heath Kansas City Vincennes Gievalty Indiana Refining Company Lawrenceville John N. Dyer Kixmiller & Co Bicknell A. L. Maxwell Auto Company Rockville Indiana State Hospital Clement Kelly Clayton Nevada Duncan Cloverdale Ester Duncan Park Beadle Jamess. Wright Vevay Washington D. C Naomi Y. Chasteen Laura E. West Cass Maretta Beaver Jonesboro Juliana Beaver Michiigan City Margaret V. Cring Portland Melvina Dowling Muncie Cynthia A. Montagne Madison Elmira H. Richardson Caroline Shaffer Lapas Ellen Summers Ibbie R. Hammersley Newport Katherine Gimber Worthington Millie A. Morris Sullivan Sarah E. Shafer Akron Amanda J. Weathers Marengo Angie 3 Bradford Marion Hannah C. Cecil Eliza A. Dixon Mount Vernon Emily Devilles Bandon Mary A. Dare Lafayatte Clara Eldridge Renssainer Jennie J Lucy B. Washburn Sarah DB. Watts Goshen Esther Short Seymour Catherine Miller Remington Ruth R. Horman Kokomo Mary W. Aiken Martha J. Freeman Terre Haute Mary A. Gunn Cicero Minerva E. Jarrett Alexandria Melinda Trump Pierceton Bartholomew Decatur County Goodrich Peter J. Kruger Internal Revenue Kruker Columbus Columbus Township Bartholomew County Evansville Charles Fitch, Jr Evansville Central Labor Union Fitch Evansville Manufacturers’ Association Chamber of Commerce Retail Grocers’ Association Rochester Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners Stevens Fulton Circuit Court George A. Stockberger Newcastle Stockberger J. W. Byerer Michigan City Indiana American Legion Fred C. Miller Resolutions Committee Princeton Union Oil Field Hoover Bruner Oil Company Union Jease Bartholomew County Farmers’ Association Delaware County J. F. Treasire Rais Neas
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Pathetic Ruins of France Describe War-Torn Villages

Elizabeth Frazer reports in Saturday Evening Post on northern France villages reduced to rubble. She recalls graveyards of soldiers and homes, the endless rows of mutilated towns, and the grim, unresolved task of naming the fallen as she struggles to measure horror.

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France Soissoins Champagne Verdun Elizabeth Frazer Saturday Evening Post
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Timber supply in war era shaped by French forestry

The text explains how Allied forces relied on timber from northern France and the treeless southwest corridor from Bordeaux to the Pyrenees. Napoleon's engineers stabilized dunes by planting maritime pine, expanding forests inland to become a major lumber source for French British and American armies during the conflict with the Huns.

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France Bordeauux Pyrenees Mountains Napoleon
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Rise of American chemical products spurred by war needs

The article notes growing U S interest in chemistry and chemical products as war conditions force reliance on domestic resources. It lists uses from soap and paper pulp production to mercerizing cotton, purifying mineral oils, caustic soda, soda ash, water glass, soap and glass manufacture, calico finishing, wood rot prevention, jute bleaching, and egg preservation.

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United States
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Old Windsor name tied to river curve and willow roots

The article notes Windsor Castle’s long English royal residence since a hunting lodge was built by Edward the Confessor. It cites Quaid's Guide and Methley about Windleshora or Windle shores possibly meaning winding shore, while alternative origins link to the Saxon word for willow tree.

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Windsor Windsor Castle Edward the Confessor London Methley Windleshora Windleshores
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Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules promise kidney relief

An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules as a pure remedy for kidney troubles and blood purification. It claims rapid relief, urges buying from a druggist, and guarantees a refund if unsatisfied.

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Godal Haarlem Haarlem Aieely Jou
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Going Down for Third Time in Water Lessons Prove Safe

Observations from 20 years of swimming instruction by George H. Corsan in Association Men note swimming as the only exercise to reshape bodies and stress that going down thrice does not mean death. A Missourian saved after a river capsizing recalled a lesson on breathing and exhaling underwater, though a companion drowned.

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George H. Corsan Kangas
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Night Work and the Moon Jester

A man in the moon quips about gender limits on his job saying the law would not allow a woman aboard. The remark reveals playful social commentary on work roles and equality in a whimsical setting.

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Barry’s Forgotten Jewels and Hidden Treasures

A Manchester Guardian note speculates that new laws forcing banks to disclose valuables in their vaults could reveal mysteries. It cites Coutts Bank and Madame du Barry’s reputed jewels, suggesting emigres’ valuables shielded in England may finally surface if the treasures are accounted.

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France England Manchester Guardian
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Brutal Materialism in Divorce Discussion

In a debate on divorce Senator Kendrick laments a brutally materialistic view of marriage. A banker recalls fearing separation from his wife over possessions, replying that his dread is the separation from the coin.

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Kendrick
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