Thousands Attend Conference at Winona Lake
War sa w Indiana June weather disrupts travel but attendance at the Ferethesia church conference at Winona Lake is expected to top fifty thousand on Sunday. Interurban cars bring visitors hourly. California visitors add interest as meetings including a missionary session and a child rescue event unfold. Twenty five Mexican children join the day, with Thurlow Richter scheduled to read. Sunday dinner served at Alt Heidelberg cafe from 11 to 2.
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Taggart and Hoffman Busy Men at St Louis
Indiana Democrats focus on St Louis preparations for the Democratic National Convention. Thomas Taggart and Thomas Marshall are central, with Wilson’s renomination seen as likely. Indiana party leaders seek reorganizing moves while awaiting Chicago’s outcome and public sentiment.
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Beer Made at Work Cincinnati New Method Cuts Needed Time
A Cincinnati article describes a new process that concentrates beer in liquid form for home use. It promises a single glass can satisfy drinkers and notes brewers supply hops and ingredients while the method allows families nationwide to craft beer at home. A weekly offer invites readers to mail name and address for details.
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Quality and Style Notice for Berry Street Wear
A compact notice from 114 Wear Berry Street proclaims quality at moderate prices. It highlights natural and white stripe styles, recalling Frank's leadership and promising steady continuants of the same trusted offerings.
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Quiet Democratic Convention Looms in St Louis
Democratic leaders in St Louis expect a quiet convention with no major upheaval. They anticipate renominating Wilson and adopting a unifying platform while plans unfold for committee roles and chairmanship. Rumors of a vice presidential contest linger, but allies of Marshall dismiss the notion.
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Hughes Formally Accepts Nomination
The article reports Charles J Hughes of South Milford Indiana accepting his nomination. It notes his June address and emphasizes his pledge to uphold international law and defend national interests while opposing imperialism and advocating strong defense. The piece also mentions the death of Mrs. Emarine Wilts, widow of Henry Willits, with funeral details in South Milford.
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Wartime Messenger Notes From Warsaw to Ners Port
A fragmented wartime notice mentions visits at the J. W. Lind home and a furlough period in Port bar, listing names like North Manchester relatives and Interactions with various locals. It records travel, reunion attempts, and requests for personal ads in the Journal Gazette.
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Peivruls
The Whys and Wherefores of Luther Shaving Soap Debate
A letter to Nature questions the necessity of soap for shaving, noting ancient practices and modern tests. It cites observations from G Arbour Stephens and a Popular Science Monthly piece on lather versus direct water shaving, highlighting skin irritation, razor edge wear, and time efficiency.
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