New York Lawyer Tours Verdun Front Through Underground Tunnel
An American led tour of a 45 foot under ground tunnel near Verdun in the Argonne forest. The two American commanders, a stock raiser from Alberta and a Franco American bank official from Los Angeles, run the tunnel supplies and guard the front line. Cravath and others witness fortifications, graves, a trench kitchen, and German guards as shells explode and soldiers march to the rear.
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Verdun
Forest of
Argonne
Fring
Alberta
Canada
Los Angeles
Cal
France
Uncle Sam
Paul D. Cravath
New York
Maison Forrestiere
Forest Home
Bordeaux
American Ambulance Corps
Italian Army field hospital treats lockjaw with portable antitoxin bath
Professor Inglanni of the Italian medical corps reports a new portable rubber bath for limb immersion combined with antiseptic solutions to treat tetanus. The method reduces the need for amputation, lowers fever, and speeds healing in field conditions, confirming safer management of wound infections.
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Ingianni
Italian Medical Corps
Inglannl
Des Moines Court Rules On Divorce Grounds
The town supreme court in session handed down several Solomonic decisions including that a confession of crime by a husband does not ground for divorce and that a habitual drunkard is one who becomes moderately intoxicated whenever the opportunity is presented.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Bingle Again Chicago Adolph Kauai Separated
Adolph Kauai, a musician, is mentioned with his wife in a brief Chicago notice. The fragment notes a single man status and references a domestic matter without further details.
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Chicago
Adolph Kauai
Century's Work for Education Problems for the Future
Indiana education progress over 100 years is summarized by state superintendent Charles A. Greathouse. He notes expansion from common schools to high schools, broader curricula, health measures, and the need to realign for industrial demands including agriculture and manual training. He warns of dropout rates, calls for college entrance changes, and stresses practical schooling to prepare for business and industry.
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Indianapolis
Charles A. Greathouse
Indiana
Union
Atre
J. N. Hurty
Rolston
New Incorporations and Capital Changes Reported
The Cutter Amos Company, Indianapolis, has dissolved. The Century Biacult Company, Indianapolis, raises capital from 76000 to 125000. The Troy Chair Company, Troy, increases capital from 12000 to 34000. South Bend Sanitary MUK Company, Booth Bend, reports capital increase to new level.
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Cutter-Amos Company
Indianapoli
Century Biacult Company
Indianapolia
Troy Chair Company
Troy
South Bend Sanitary Muk Company
Booth Bend
Ite
Tone ‘Nee Nero
Indiana National Guard to Stay Overseas Beyond Election
Washington disclosed that no immediate orders exist to return Indiana National Guard units home by election day. Indications point to a continued overseas stance with limited chances of early redeployment.
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Indianapolis
War Department
Washington
Indiana National Guard
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy For Health Recovery
Indianapolis reader reports dramatic improvement after five months on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states severe ailments, low energy, and frequent illness faded, enabling her to perform housework and laundry again. She endorses the remedy and invites others to seek guidance from the company at Addison Street Indianapolis.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Indianapolis
Indiana
Sititeet
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wa. Gleun
Addison Street
Cas Medicine Co
Lyna
Smallest He Had Parson and Skinner Contribute
In a brief church scene Mr Skinner explains he gave a nickel to the missionary collection. Warren comments surprised at a man of Skinner s standing giving so little, and Skinner replies he had little to offer but felt he should contribute something.
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Mr. Skinner
Skinner
Warren
Mies Granulated lids and social tact noted
A garbled dialogue hints at social maneuvering in a society setting. The Cimber remarks on tact while the Womat Who Had Arrived comments on snubbing others, illustrating a witty exchange about fitting in.
Potato Eating Nations and Marriage Law Reflections
The Belgians top the world in potato eating with the Irish a close second. A remark on marriage suggests if it were not a lottery the law would interfere less in many cases.
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Cook
Nivelle
Petain
de Castelosa
America
Verdue
Lockjaw
Century's
C. A. Greathouse
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bernard Korbly
Shelbyville
New Albany
Seymour
Lebanon
Franklin
Wysteria
Free Labor Bureau For
Anthony Cabinetti
Immigration
Young Women's Christ In Association
Cambelli
Mis
Felix McWhirter
Grace Joshua Clarke
Ralston
Caminetti
F. N. Wallace
Wallace
Mies
Doan
Ohio
Moorhead
Washington &T
Greenfield
Dean
Ben Doan
Ian Posterselburn CO
Buppalo, HY
Carter
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