Pershing’s Crusaders at Palace in Lest We Forget
Pershing’s Crusaders, the twentieth century khaki and navy blue youths, are featured in a government documentary at the Palace this week. The film shows American soldiers preparing, drilling, trench action, and supply depots with vast quantities of food and clothing. The second half follows the boys in Europe with General Pershing, portraying his leadership and the nation’s resolve to fight.
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Pershing
Crusaders
Palace
United States
Prey Woul
Dersting
America
Che
Isnaralitano Fron Luestania and the War's Dark Toll
A fragmentary review cites Isnaralitano from Luestania as a cinematic account of a war brutalities week. The film promises graphic depictions of the German scheme and a harsh denouncement through staged visions, noting Sunday afternoon premiere and the era’s tense moral stakes.
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Luestania
Ieee
Voladom
Germain Scherme
UST LIKE HUNTING RABBITS FIRES SAYS
A veteran recalls a sea fight with a U boat during World War I. Letters from Frank, serving on a naval gun crew, describe duties, distant ports from Brazil to Uruguay, and a perilous encounter near the Curglinu coast. He writes to family about long voyage, memories, and returning home.
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Frank Frrson
F Wirks
St. Joe Boulevard
Fort Wayne
Veo8
Meton
Curglinu
Suilor
Dexwr Mather
South America
Taxis
Montevideo
Uruguay
Himiiton
Bermudino
Tony
Brazil
Hertauie
Ube
Germuda
York
Dave Maplinsen
San-Yak promises health cure claims in old advertisement
An old newspaper ad touts San-Yak as a wonder remedy for stomach liver kidneys and nerves. Testimonies from Mrs Jemilla Tirkie and others claim dramatic health gains, relief from high blood pressure rheumatism and paralysis symptoms, and urge purchase and use as a universal regulator, with directions for a daily dose.
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Jemilla Tirkie
Celina
Onto
Perry Prior
Falloa
Viking
Pons Burch
Hamilton
Gao
W. Wooden
Ohlo
Enye
GW. Sparks
Montpelier
Ohio
Allen Sailor
Angola
Dizameaa
Fragmented reminiscence of a wartime voyage and sights
The narrator recalls travel past coast lines and warfront scenes with scattered memories of camps, weather, and daily routines. Names and places blur as the account moves through moments of travel, observation, and reflection amid conflict.
Petty robberies reported in Port Wayne area
Reports say petty thefts occurred over the past week with multiple incidents on Wallace Street between Jilin and Chay streets. A grocery store on New Haven Road and a residence on Cobacch Street were targets, with money and stock taken. A new confidence game was noted, involving a German-born man claiming insider evidence and attempting to gain access to a home to secure valuables.
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Tierdara
Port Wayne
Livenlelig
Wallace Street
Jilin
Chay
Willy Ube Vawul
Cobacchind Statios
Laummerndin
New Haven
Uwiraumh
Gfany Daedyiliet
Coma
Ian
Peald
Ion Meawaire
Peter Moran
Sue
Securiys i
Ax hoMe Family
Makina Bik
Kendallville Hosts Thirteenth Volunteer Firemen Convention
The Kendallville volunteer firemen hosted the thirteenth annual convention with delegates from eighteen fire companies. William Seifert of Garrett was chosen president in the president’s absence, and officers named include Kendallville’s chief as vice president and officers from Warsaw Warsaw and New Traverse among others.
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Weendalevilla
Ind
Norte Arndidlang
William Aifert
Garrett
Rue Nassbana
Ieridthville
Chares A. Higden
Neaewey
Walekaw
A. Delegara
Charles Moon
Waray
Ehason
Deleaites
Bort Winewat
J. A. Hangley
Indianepolis
Robert Ho Mesut
Altferent Velmatey
Memorable Scenes As Troops Depart From Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne bore witness to a sea of relatives and friends bidding farewell as thousands gathered to honor troops heading to Camp Sherman. A noonday march, cheers, and hand shakes marked the departure, with a special train taking 208 men via Richmond and Dayton to Chilllicothe, Ohio.
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Fort Wayne
Ayr Nerd
Allen
Wayne
Lamp
Federal Building
Calhoun Street
Pennsylvania Station
Third City District Board
Kerr-Murray
BROST
Richmond
Dayton
Chillied
Ohio
Camp Sherman
Karl Thompson
Rey
Frank Ruf
Republic
Dimmie
Vyort Wayne
Coaches Sing About Keeping the Home Fires Burning
Fragmentary report notes coaches singing a hymn like chant as a service pin mother figure responds with affirmation, invoking God to sustain commitment and remembrance amid a tense moment.
Prominent Steuben County Farmer Dies After Barn Accident
George W. Greenameyer, 63, a well known Steuben County farmer from near Fremont, died at Lutheran hospital after injuries from a seven foot fall in his barn. He suffered a severe forearm fracture that led to infection and blood poisoning, despite all medical efforts. Funeral arrangements were to be announced. the body was taken to Myleading undertaking for preparation.
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Fremont
George W. Greenameyer
Lutheran Hospital
Greenameyer
Alsife
Groenameyer
Steuben Capyly
Seh J& Mvleling Undertaking Establishment
Premorit
Huntertown 10 Holds Food Conservation Meet
A food conservation meeting is planned for Saturday evening at the M. B. Church in Huntertown. The gathering aims to organize local food effort in line with the Food Administration rules, with timely attendance expected from residents of Must County.
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Huntertown
M. B
Onelock
WHY WOMEN DREAD OLD AGE
An old age fear is framed around being a burden as men age. The ad promises health through Haarlem Gold Medat capsules, claiming improved kidney and bladder function and overall vitality. It asserts only the original Gold Medat Haarlem Oil Capsules are genuine and available from first-class druggists.
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Nantly
Haarlem
Thare
Maarlem
Flrat-Cinea
Huntertown meeting to boost home economy and food conservation
Administrator Haffner will address the meeting, promoting a new organization aimed at benefiting housewives and increasing interest in conserving food. A program of music and entertainment is planned, with a pleasant lunch to follow. Members of the Ladies' Resolution of the Macenbers of Resiow No. 6 are hosted Thursday at Mrs. Wil Kinow's Englewood Court home.
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Haffner
Huntertown
Agi
Mr. Haffner
Macenbers
Resiow No. 6
Wil Kinow
Englewood Court
Order
Trained Nurse Promotes Orlex Hair Remedy
Mrs A Dixon a Brooklyn trained nurse asserts a home remedy can turn gray hair black or brown by dissolving a small box of Orlex powder in water and combing it through the hair. Each box reportedly costs 25 cents and carries a $100 gold bond guarantee against harmful additives.
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A. Dixon
Brooklyn
Orlex
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George Wichman
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Werrick
Dale
Jazzie
Bluebird Photoplays
Ella Hall
Mother Lava
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Bershing
Committee ON Public Information
Geo. Creel
H. B. Maccauley
First Presbyterian Church
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Rita Jolivet
Orpheum
Mabel Normand
Frederick E. Hughes
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Alma
Michigan
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Mich
Tortham
San-Yale
Drury Stores
Marie
Feo Cam Medicina Company
Detroit
Mise
Injsel
Chahettan
Mylin
Ernie
Sinha Gerth
Avis
Tyre
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G. F. Rogge
Steuben County
G. W. Greenameyer
Bostonians
M. App
Fisk
Firestone
Pitas
Snghey
Goodyear
Fick
OST
Automobile Accessories Service Co
Wayne Mo
Anthony Hotel
Marrinon St
Phonn
Ladies Benmei” Association
FT. Wayne
Wayne ST. Central
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Menter
Calhoun St
Price
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Undertakers
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Calhoun
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