Conflicting Peace Talks and Oil Moves Highlight 1919 Report
Reports from Washington and Paris note wariness over peace confere nces and German demands while French responses to Germany are seen as not aiding understanding. Rail and oil networks emerge as agents for Standard Oil, with Missouri Governor Folk urging strict enforcement of laws and care against lax implementation amid public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sertit
Germany
Fie
Rhine
Folk
Missouri
Kentucky Bar Association
Covington
Thursdy
Jie
The Mental Photograph Album by Mark Twain
A fragmented excerpt presents a quiz style set of questions and answers attributed to Mark Twain. The piece discusses introspection, happiness, motives, and traits in a humorous historical voice, framing a “Mental Photograph album” as a tool to view a person’s character through a series of pointed questions and answers. References to Twain comment on satire and personal image, with stray notes about Sirius the dog and mock guidance.
Advertising Troubles in Town Hit by Missing Pay
The piece notes a man who failed to advertise his business and lost customers as a result. Neighbors recall his attempts to recover by posting ads again, while a lively mention of Sammy Smell and a later joke section hints at colorful local figures and an upcoming story about funny, colored pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musee Tovedeer
WWE
Dolthalle
Luis
Ediessiunl
Ile
Deaty
Nawles
Dmitle
Tenale
Lacus
Far Wuades
Sten
Muslelan
Thom Miget Bycwielogg
Tonnes de Tadd Tatervat
Walt Noah Welistt
Dreamy Dave and the New Cook by Boarding House
A fragmented cartoonish note on Dreamy Dave and a clever verse about finding a new cook by simply locating a new boarding house. The piece hints at a playful journal sale and a comic tone through garbled lines and quirky wordplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goxetic
Twain's Mental Photo Seidenburg Questions in News Paper
A publication from New York printers offers a neatly printed page of questions with blanks for answers. The aim is to ferret out the subject's secret points and character through constant reading of the Journal notices and gazette ads. The piece warns of the high cost of time spent filling blanks and the lasting effect on one’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo “Express
House of New York
Tore Nits
Linde Ite Snr
Scandal alleging forged fraud padding accounts in Philadelphia case
Miss Julia Wottil fennier and others face charges of forgery and defrauding banks in a $40 000 padding scheme. The hearing followed arrests and the defense argued lack of proof while noting prior involvement of Daniel J McNichealsy and other named figures in Wisconsin and Philadelphia related to the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villadelyina
Jane
Julia
Fennier Ehtel
Blies ‘View
Doduy
Ayers
Delphia
Hill
Seer
Lelira Honbara
Daniel J. McNichealsy Holalcu
Obituary for John W. Dalman Reflects Local Leader's Loss
John W. Dalman, longtime county official, banker, and church member, dies after a career as county tax assessor and trusted appraiser. Survived by his wife Lovina Hall, seven children with five living, and siblings. Funeral plans expected Monday with Odd Fellows and Masons participating. memorials note his public service and societal ties in Fort Wayne and Summit City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Delmad
Lovina Hallo
Nnion
Jennie
Rleh
Howard Shortan
Edy Dalman
Fort, Wayne
J.C. Mabinarite
Los Angeles
Cni
Joannev. Dilman
New York
Mary Harrison
Charles
William Dalta
Fort Wayne
Thomas Dalman
Lagrange County
Dalman
Will
West Jefferson Street Church
Christ
Harmony Lodge
No. 19
Independent Order of Odd, Fellows
Summit City Lodge
Rte
Dahman
Odd Fellows
Masons
Officers of Muncie District League Elected
At the closing session of the seventeenth annual convention of the Muncie district Epworth League in Hartford City on June 22 officers were elected. President D. M. Pillioger Alexa avia art. vice-president Mrs. 0. J. Cursent Red Key. second vice-president Miss Langley Maser. third vice-president Miss Lizzie Wilsoy Hartford City. fourth vice-pres ent Miss Mabel Meeker Mimecic. secretary Mrs. Thna Hochstedler Westfield. treasurer R. O. Shanklin Andersen. junior league superintendent Miss Enjma Mileheli Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Munain Dieteles Epworth League Toway
D. M. Pillioger
Alexa
Avia Art
0. J. Cursent
Red Key
Sacond
Langley Maser
Atunales Hird
Lizzie
Wilsoy
Mabel Meeker
Mimecic
Thna
Hochstedler
Westfield
R. O. Shanklin
Andersen
Enjma Mileheli
Muncie
Court News Roundup of Divorces and Crews of Charges
Mamie H Graaveman wins a divorce from William G Graaneman by Judge O Ro rourke. A warrant, affidavit and information charge Frank Schorlgen with larceny. Jennie Himnitot sues Frank Potter for 1000 damages. A man and woman face marriage license questions amid city rail traffic and property disputes. company defenses and warrants appear in filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie H. Graaveman
William Ggraaneman
O'Rourke
Avenue Tunnel
Har
Eunie
Auctioned Fortune Hidden Safe Found After Panic
A Bowery jeweler known as Ammenky years owner of the "Incle Sam" alleys lost a fortune when a vault containing stock certificates and jewelry vanished during an auction. Friends and family traced the safe after a long search, and it was recovered with securities and jewelry intact, though no gems were spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mraenkel
AMMNY
Bowery
Ila
Brionkels
Conan
Central Brewing Company
Ferther
Foraignora
Vontfig
Nissteade
Carl
P. Fraenkel
William J.mccormack
Broadway
Fraenkel
Fragmented dialogue and fan chatter in old newspaper page
A garbled mix of quotes and remarks about wealth, marriage, and sports commentary. The text includes fragmented speech, misheard names, and stray lines attributed to various papers and figures, creating a collage-like snippet of reader commentary and editorial blips without a coherent narrative.
Gold Found In Kosciusko County Near Pierceton
Joel Phillips reports a large gold and silver bearing ore deposit on his farm southeast of Pierceton. Chicago chemists confirm rich mineral content. Phillips plans to form a company to mine the vein, keeping the site secure and out of sight to prevent theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierceton
Joel Philipa
Chicago
Phillips
Philling
Browers
Joel
American Type of Man in Louisville Herald
Article discusses a blended American character, formed from multiple European and other traces. It argues that modern Americans are a distinct type, similar to historic revolutionaries in looks, differing mainly in attire. Portrayals from the revolutionary era and today show few differences beyond dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louiaville Herald
Earlie Timez
Diet and climate shape the American character and looks
The piece argues that diet and environment determine physical traits and behavior. It compares early American settlers and American Indians, noting that meat based diets produced lean, muscular bodies and bold temperaments, while settlers adopted similar traits under pioneerist conditions, shaping a lasting national type.
Liquor Dealers Form District Society in Indiana
The Columbia City district liquor dealers and brewers organized into a formal society. Officers named include President J. G. Milligan, Vice President Carl Thorp, Secretary Jenk Eldridge, Treasurer Henry Strauss. Trustees from multiple counties were selected, and the group planned further actions at its next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tournal-Gazette
Columbia Clty
Ind
J. G. Milligan
Aulgane
Carl Thorp
Mbiga
Jenk Eldridge
Auburn
Wenetner
Henry Strauss
Columbia
Owo Trusteur
Alencont- Henry Behold
Arcola
Hen Jones
Raw Haven
Belfalo
HH. Overtin
Butler
Walter Wagers
John
Kua D
Lagrinzc
Charles Gunn
Robert Fisher
Kendallville
Stenbe
F. Lowie
Angola
Thomas Slessman
Jacob Garber
Auburn Event Names Include C. Gabriel On September
Fragmentary OCR lines show Auburn names and a date in September, mentioning C. Gabriel and other unclear participants. The readable portion lists Auburn and a comet display context with incomplete wording.
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Knox
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
the Journal Company
Seheids
the Fort Wayne Journal
Esa Blissien
THE
Eams
Cueler
Mall LX Advance
Moat
Americas
Kurt Wayne
Willy
Hot Spring
Assistane
Washington
Diplomatia
Russia
Snp
SE Louis
Standard Oil Company
Standard Company
Mare Twain
Sirius
Sammy Small
Sammy Smell
Cate
Paya
Somory
Dreamy Dave
Twain
W. Hill
Crief
Hebb
John W. Dalman
Daloun
Lisrasor
Cressurer
Dalmuain
Vrs! National Bank
Court News
Lee Pereick
Tavis
Jessex
Colburn Academy
Lafayette, Delph) and
Mulberry Con
Evangeli
Cal Lutheran School
Savalas
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Spike
Adrienne George Bogy
Lavayetty
Stev
Mulberry
Whawed Malan
Tetsalonis
Watt
Wits
Aise Vaid
Detrol
Dave
Srihune
Mike Anslesle
Philadelphia
Datel
Rurode Dry Goods Com
Kosciusko
East
Columbia Street
Brosius
Jip
Tie
District Society
C. Gabriel
Red Cross
Prass & Reed
Calhoun
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