Engineers 10 Train at Camp Humphreys Announcement
Washington June 18 Major General Blank announced the engineer officers training camp opening about August 1 will be located in a Virginia city where 17 000 engineer replacement troops are now in training. Two thousand candidates for lieutenancies expected between 1 and 2 years for captaincies. A university board to visit cities to examine candidates. Fire at Clyde Gardner home caused by chimney sparks. no serious damage reported.
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Washington
Blank
Army Engineers
Irginin
Nei
Erle
Huntington
Hax Ften
Ines West
Jurisdic
TMT
Ondale Bengft
Welsey
Batley
Hontineton County
Othe
Vir CW. Fry
County Conscription Board
Mary Fueste
Gearse A. Purste
Fort Wayne
Purste
Ytapolis
Money Tuirke
Groree Cox
Whitley County
Trannlel Pourdnance
Weber and
Pore Vines
Wom
Natant Veruiy
Ane
Chie
Purviance
Radio Aid
Hugaer School
Gear
Iecher
Ceacher
MM. Clokey
Moo
Clairey
Ivan
Darwin Traibersen
Heginer
Poaable
Twit Brothers
Jussell
Thevton Tamer
iMeanes
Aid Hofearth
Gervden
Crence Steiner
Alert Suterfeichers
Vie Thannveten High School
Andrey Kekert
Warren Bherry Snard Company
Cagritain Stone
Warren Guard
Hiuntington Company
Cocoanut Oil Makes A Splendid Shampoo
A healthful coconut oil shampoo is praised as pure and greaseless. It avoids harsh alkalis found in mort soaps and prepared shampoos, claiming to cleanse hair without drying scalp, leaving hair soft, fluffy, and easy to wash. One to two teaspoons with water produce rich lather and thorough cleaning. The formula suggests long-lasting supply for the family.
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Phain
Elemaes
Finn
Solley
Escape in Smash with Trolley Returns Boys Unhurt
Truzsell Rose and Donald Powell two Aboite township boys escaped injuries in a near miracle yesterday when an auto they rode in collided with an interurban carload of Rheiners at an urban crossing in Aboite. The Ford was demolished but the boys were unharmed.
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Truzsell Rose
Donald Powell
Aboite
Ligonier Man Named Officer by Pershing
Word reaches that FE 1 Green of Ligonier has been named first lieutenant in the non-flying branch of the signals section by General Pershing. Green recently completed aviation camps training and will be transferred to the aging branch if selected later.
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General Pershing
FE 1
Green
Ligonier
Nyeion
Aga Hyer
Frank S. Dorlot Undergoes Operation
Frank S. Dorlot underwent surgery at a hospital today after disclosing a serious condition. The report notes his condition was described as serious but stable and that his removal to the hospital followed his deterioration. Members of the court and police urged to be present for a forthcoming business translation.
War's upheaval and new habits alter everyday life
The piece argues that a hundred million people will radically change diets and clothing as wartime shortages raise prices and redefine wants. It notes restricted imports, labor shortages, and the spread of prohibition driving new, lasting habits, with advertising shaping the market and profits for innovators aligning with current conditions.
Railroad Man Talks to Erie Employes in Huntington
George N. (Guire) NeGuire, supervisor of equipment for the U S Railroad Administration, addressed Erie railroad shop and engine house workers on wage increases and the war effort. He warned that failing to move trains could let Germans reach the front in six days, not 3,000 miles away. The Huntington County Council of Defense defended the war chest against false rumors and outlined cooperation with federal war efforts.
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Huntington
George Nv NeGuire
Division of Transportation
United States Railroad Administration
Erie Railroad
Allambie
Huntington Enuty Council of ‘Defense
Dafomenia
County Council of Defense
Timen
Stop That Headache Quickly Permanently
An advertisement touts Coroplivon’s Headache Pills as a fast and permanent relief. It contrasts quick fixes with Coriclaon's Medicine that also tones the liver to prevent recurrence. A money back guarantee is offered if relief is not achieved.
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Diung
Coriclaon
Pesmianen
Knyvett's Widow Promotes War Service for Wounded
Hugh Knyvett's widow, grieving yet dutiful, joins war work for wounded in New York at the national headquarters of the American Red Cross. She believes WWs can find purpose aiding injured servicemen and urges others to support wartime relief efforts. A fragment mentions Indiana gathering in Tentington for a duty-related event and a local restaurant seeking experienced waitresses.
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Hugh Knyvett
America
Reed Wounded
New York
Wenen
Bent
War Savings Stamps and Treasury Authority Guidance
The article outlines federal guidance on War Savings Stamps, authorizing local meetings and participation by states and communities. It notes the President and treasury department coordinating taxes and bonds, with stamps issued monthly and values adjusted at each meeting from the 28th onward. Citizens are urged to contribute and justify participation with reasons, under authority of the United States government.
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J.B
Peasy
Dany
Waar
Eine
Seriol
Tyr
Ieee
Monrmy Wilser
Meath
Bach
Ceirler Lins
Owen
Sweeyer
Per
von Win
Perth
Unitel
Shibes
Savillese Stampa
United States
89c Day Sale Promises Bargains on Curtains and Gloves
A fragmented sale list outlines prices for lace curtains scrim netting and embroidery as well as silk gloves and purse offerings. Items include 36 inch curtain scrim at various prices, 89 cent yardage, 1.25 dollar gloves, and rayon and organza decorative fabrics, with silk trim and ribbons also featured.
Meeting notes outline Indian Savings Plan and duties
Fragmented text appears to discuss a meeting related to Indian War Savings Stamps, appointments, and duties of officials, with references to a governor proclamation, secretary, treasurer, and county officers. It mentions a campaign to distribute savings stamps and the role of local organizers in reading pledges and collecting donations. The source is garbled OCR with many errors but centers on a state or county organized savings effort and appointed officials directing the program.
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Ds Co
Ieee
Josep YD. Oliver
Iidiana War Savings
Lee
Vals Poste
Wasinos
iMag
Draetor
Eapy
Ameri
Deaths and Notices From Allen County Area Burials
Obituary items report the death of Dennis Tower aged seventy four of Allen County. He was employed by a Pennsylvania company and married to Missoclin Socrisy. He left five children and several siblings. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Other notices describe the death of J. A. Hoge formerly of Fort Wayne and burial in Ontario, a Mrs. Matlinger’s death in Massillon, Ohio, and related memorials with family details and locations in Fort Wayne and nearby towns.
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Tower
Dennis
Cennsylvania Company
Allen County
Shety
Oclock Y Ufierson
Walton
Maren
Denis
George
Fred
Peart Denis
Fort Wayne
John Jhennis
Roanoke
Lyenrgis Reunis
Riveson
Ulin
Saventeen jArandehilarer
Sinter
Mottingar
Inttie Matlinger
Massilon
Ohio
Jtubn i. Miller
Bark Wayne
Kueh
Mra
Holinda Finaek
Mgr
Tso
Irl
Aten
Tafferniaey
Igor
Des Orden
Amon
Eambagg
Ruth
Fareed
Anniniteemete
A. Auer Marios McU Pheator
el Oveloek Leangexitenee
Masterton Ethinding
Purian
Funeral rites mark cremation of Arnella McCullough Milter
In Fort Wayne Indiana the body of Arnella McCullough Milter, wife of Tenjamin Mier, was cremated at Reererawn cemetery. The funeral service followed at the parish church and included readings from the curate at Badoma beach.
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Arnella McCullough Milter
Tenjamin Mier
Badoma Beach
Indy Wa
Fort Wayne
Ind
Best Time to Gain New Flesh Health Tip
Experts advise the season of the year is best to rebuild strength and weight lost in winter. Father John’s Medicine is promoted as wholesome food elements that strengthen and build up those who are worn down. It claims to be alcohol free and safe to take within the system.
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Father John
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Camp Humphreys
K. B. Willams
Clyde Gardner
Fairfield Avenue
Pershing
Frank S. Doriot
Bt P'S
Pieeeathak Tate
Dorlot
Lenin
Ben Hurs
Tien Hn
the Merchants’ Corner
Onsider
Acord
ERIE
Council of Defense Silences
Knyvett
Hdiana
Tentington
Lay
Manuly
al Onte
New Summit City
Hugh Kayvett
Mien W
Pageth
Boston
Muslin Department
Union
Athletic Union
Linen Department
Wm. Hahn & Co
Kraus & Apfelbaum
Main and Edgerton Sts
Bell
Hogg
J. A. Hoge
Port Hiren
Midh
Gielon
Ontario
Sur Visor
Brerinua
Duru
ATI
Ariel Cram
Wayne ST
BPFLL
Wayne
West
Wayne ST. Central Building
Havice
Fort Wayra
Eve
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