American Troops Guard German Rhineland Towns
The article describes Coblenz as the American bridgehead center with 769 officers and 18,219 men stationed across 38 towns in Germany. It paints daily life in a Rhineland village, detailing the burgomaster, town major, and local factory workers, and notes social attitudes of soldiers returning from the front.
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Germany
Conalat
Coblenz
Yankee Army
New York
Doctor Kappet
Ruhr
Foch
Rhine
Frankfort
Katherine Gay
New York Post
Antwerp
Belgium
Therhill
Gayety
Flermany
Paumbach
Ransbach
Rhineland
Maeve
Paris
Baumbach
Vielbach
Dernbach
Nentershausen
Child
Army of Occupation
Alabama
France
Frauleinchen
America
Pupils to Build Barn in Berlin Heights High
Berlin Heights Ohio pupil program led by J C Wattney plans hands on barn building project in agriculture class. Students will plant care for crops and gain practical field experience as they construct a barn on school property.
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Berlin Heights
Ohio
J. C. Wattney
Whitney
Historic Vincennes hosts Indiana Legion annual convention
Vincennes welcomed thousands of American Legionnaires for its 1920 annual convention with interwoven British French and American flags. The sprawling event highlighted Allied roots and local hospitality amid ceremonies and elaborate decorations.
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Vincennes
Indiana Department
American Legion
Laporte
North Judsom
le Roy Reed
J. F. Bowman
Oliver Schultz
Albert Sark
Albert Farmer
New York
Indianapolis
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Indiana
Marion County
Public Service Commission
Huntingburg
Southern Railroad
Evansville
Columbus
Rebecca Danforth
Elizabethtown
Shelbyville
James Rowe
Samuel Rowe
Everton
Hartford City
Blackford County Board of Review
Fort Wayne
John March
Honorah March
Cora Prince
N Part
Muncie
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Anthony
Indiana State Bar Association
Indianapolis Country Club
Lafeayette
Epworth League Institute
Battle Ground Camp Mesting Grounds
Crawford County
Board of Public Safety
Edgar Schmitt
Greenfield
Hancock County
French Lick
Orange County
Oilields
Orange County Oil and Gas Company
Tunalton Pace
Ve ping por peed helps with warning for naval crew
Fragmentary notes mention Koppp at Ave and Venable Com Gn¢e with Dante and Plakban. The garbled text references a warning system, dainty Koppl, and potential aid for fou es, suggesting a maritime or nautical context and assistance for a crew.
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Navy
Dante T
Plakban
Pleasantes Sees Price Drop On Local Goods
Local shopkeepers announce a forthcoming reduction in costs for assorted goods. Officials say savings will benefit families and shoppers may see lower prices at several downtown outlets starting this week.
Bayer Aspirin Viewed as Safe Pain Reliever for Years
An advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine and safe, prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. It urges accepting an unbroken Bayer package with directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain and notes 12 tablets in a handy tin cost few cents.
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Bayer
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Jacob Alcen
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Seymour
Jackson County
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Purdue University
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Louis FE. Haag
Julius A. Haag
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Atlanta
A. B. Anderson
Elkhart
Teachers’ Federation of Indiana
Indiana League of Women Voters
Teachers' Federation
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Charles Huffman
Fisherburg
Wisherburg
Holland
Schneider
New York Central Railroad
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George BH. Fears
Indiana State
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