Early signs caution against rheumatism in cold weather
The article discusses rheumatism as a painful condition not limited by age or rank. It explains uric acid buildup due to kidney function, promotes warm dress and ample water, and notes historical medical views and remedies of the era, including references to public health figures and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renalia
Tusk
Marek
Alrament
Haltimore
Hallutstoric Uwll
Sutian
Woodrow
Clark
Martie
Utter
Aersun
New York
Hrywu
United Democracy
le Fonteat
Joseph Ununion
Clark Hind
CHAMP CLARK'S CAREER CLOSED Amid Convention Debates
Fragmented report outlines Champ Clark as a presidential contender with support from Clark allies and key Democrats. It notes opposition from Woodrow Wilson factions, Baltimore convention tensions, and Clark’s path blocked by party dynamics and leadership disputes.
Retired Champ Clark Attended Wake at Washington Yester Way
The obituary notes former champion Clark attended a wake at a Washington location. It mentions his passing and lists surviving relatives including a daughter Mrs James M. Thompson of New Orleans and others at the bedside. The article references lingering deliberations around law and government figures in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Washington
Cuftirnoan
Dar
Deel
Aula Doure
al Viethaven
Faig TiAlver
Jire
Hte
Barnett Clark
Mra
James M. Thompson
New Orleans
Jet
Big
Bie
Onal Muanenks
LAW MAKES TRACK ELEVATION POSSIBLE
Law clears track elevation for a project near Subir as officials announce funding and a commission to oversee works. The measure names Mayer Crtalal and Attorney Widlabis Wil cephenent involved in the streetcar fare issue and cites Port Kaya authorities.
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Dng
Pibre
Ltsted
Weenettek
Subir
Mayer Crtalal
Widlabis
Port Kaya
Harding Leaves for Washington in Wartime Speech
The text records a presidential or political figure departing for Washington, expressing resolve to uphold American republican values and the duties of leadership. It includes mentions of unity, citizen rights, prayers, and commitment to directing the nation’s destinies, with scattered references to personal beliefs and public service. The passage reflects a formal, period voice emphasizing patriotism and national duty.
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America
Waskineton
Weil
Allies Propose Reparations Plan Amid Sharp Ultimatum
Fragmented OCR text discusses allied leaders at Paris weighing a reparations scheme for Germany. It mentions a proposed plan to settle present value of obligations, details on annuities, and debates over how Paris terms affect Germany’s economy and potential consequences for the German government.
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Pepyarkert
Gerhwigs
Paris
Germany
Shelkvorti
Phas Reguumition Commission
Rovernmant
Sina
Germany debt plan contrasts and Paris proposal critique
Analysis questions the German proposal to relieve German securities from taxation and extend payments. It compares present values under German and Paris plans, noting the Paris plan yields far larger present values for discounted annuities. The piece argues that Germany’s external debt would exceed its reparations, creating a mismatch with the war’s broader credits and obligations.
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Germany
Paris
Paria
Way Is Cleared For New Regime Amid Cabinet Shifts
Reported text describes a tense session in which President Wilson faces cabinet resignations and demands for extended sanction. Secretaries and aides discuss removing obstacles to a new administration amid evolving power dynamics and a looming decision on leadership. The excerpt hints at political maneuvering and anticipated departures as the transition unfolds.
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Turino
Renate
Guy
Calby
Vablsel
Anaesatik
Alwara
Woodrow Wishin
Wilma Higalth
Herauae
Natin
Wiley Dius
Alice Thom
Wilcout
Wirton
Bly Whealey
Reawb- Jeane
Wilson
Hiss
Comptroller of Currency Retires in Senate Hearing Turmoil
A fragmented report details the retirement of the Comptroller of the Currency after protracted Senate confirmation fights. The transcript cites opposition, procedural delays, and claims of partisan obstruction, with references to committee chairmen and related banking and currency concerns. The piece reflects tense testimony and disputed procedural moves affecting a key financial oversight post.
Williams Resigns From Provident Bank Post Amid Senate Nomination Controversy
The article reports on the resignation of Mr. Williams from his Provident Bank post as questions swirl over his senate nomination. It notes his move to Richmond to chair the Library of Directors at Richmond Trust and details the political maneuvers, timing, and potential impact on currency oversight and staff replacements.
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Chrisman
Willams
Banking Corminites
Senate
Sy. Williams
Richmond
Lit
Richmont Trust Cornpathy
Prealdert Wilson
Wilaon
City Hall Six Cent Fare For City Is Possible
May 1 report from Indianapolis area mentions City Attorney CoMquet and Mayor Cyishill. Discussions center on reducing transit fares and maintaining streetcar service ten cents to twenty cents with fare changes possible and a petition for miduetion debated. The council and commission weigh feasibility and timing amid ongoing talks on public transportation costs.
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City Hall
W. Sherman Culs
Indianapollay
CoMquet
Williana
Cyishill
San Avere
Milire Commission
al Fete
Jaeob
Attoriny Willbark
Receive Bids For Big Sewer Contract
Reported bids were received this evening for the large sewer project. Five contending bidders were announced, with initial estimates around 77 000 dollars. Action planned at the board of works meeting tonight to review and approve bids and potential add ons.
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Aubtnlt
Stalin
Lie
Demonstration of New Type of Shingles at Williams Moeller Building
A demonstration of a new shingles type will be held this afternoon at 24 Murray Street, under the Tobus Manville Company. Attendees include W. St. Wiley, manager, Gustave Tadet, John Slat, and Assistant Treasurer Grief, showcasing fire prevention features and construction techniques. Building permits issued through August 1 list projects at 120 West Suttenfield Street, 0T Woodeast Garage, and 1202 Cecepent Avenue with costs ranging from 400 to 7000 dollars. The park board plans a shore area improvement yesterday, including planting and layout work for a local garden and nearby paths.
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Wiliam Moellerlig & Sons
Murray Street
Tobus Manville Company
W. Bt
Wile Yiamia
Imanager
Tndiniie Tnepeetian Bureau
Guetave Tadet Tr Pothittay Lispentor
John Slati
AsMlAlint Tre Grief
Pichenuty
West
Suttenfield Strret
Woodeast
Wien Street
Pant
Fluo
Hennederson
Host to Employes in Military Maintenance Yard
Fragmented OCR text describes a workplace notice involving a management team and military maintenance activity. Names and roles are garbled, with references to a manager and a service area. No clear event, date, or location can be confirmed from the readable words.
Births notice with scattered names and dates
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple names and partial dates for births across several local families, with garbled street and place references. The legible items include references to witnesses and a mix of first and last names, but essential details are unreadable.
Birth announcements with multiple families listed at various addresses
A page of birth notices records newborn daughters at numerous addresses including St Josephs hospital and homes of Mr and Mrs, with names like Miyndore Hs Mansfield Virgil Koontz and George Brann. Notices reference street addresses such as Vin Barrensteal Meckanie sleet and 891 Meckanie sleet, plus others on 36 aoe Bory and 3226 West Tylor street.
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Foster A
Sort
T. Nu
Air
Mee Tehn
McTafloch Street
Jogenty Af
Mra
Rey Sheldon
Superior Street
Dayehter
Dow
Artur [Smuth
Wyinch Street
Gauchter
Genry Annstrong
West Tylor Street
Daunghter
Andrew Rabay
Erm
Vernon Vo Showaller
Winter Street
Carter
Howser
Wallace Street
Tomate Neumann
Grul
Trank
Churches Approve Plans for District Parsonage
The Fort Wayne district Methodist committee approved parsonage plans and funding terms. The district to cover one third of costs with remainder apportioned among 42 churches, property to be purchased west of Caihoupsimet and north of Tats streets, annual trustees elected, and construction to begin October 1.
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Fort Wayne
Faport
Norty Time Niga
Chateman
Vormaiiten
TH. Smith
Fork Wayne
Caihoupsimet
Leets
Gullanapole
Marta
Wart Wayne lodge officers election and community notices
Wart Wayne lodge No 108 announces its annual election of officers and a supplemental social event with a drill corps gathering led by Captain Timer Kilbourne. Various fraternal groups including Knights Templar drill corps, Ladies Aid, and Relief Corps meet with planned activities at stated local addresses, inviting members and friends to attend.
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Wart Wayne Lodge No
Knights Templar
Ladies' Aid
Transoval
Elittat
R. T
Wil Hold
Public
Pedro Pary
Edueeb
Att Smith
New In Unity
Fol ‘York
Elocudentat
Deaths and Burials in Local Notices
Miss stillWichardeon, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Witte F. Nichardaon, died of peritonitis at Lorn Hospital. Survived by parents two brothers and a sister. Services at home with burial at Altudletinaork cemetery. Infant of Mr and Mrs Sam King died at Wh Holman Street. Methodist hospital service. Burial in Linidenread. O'Leary family report Max Pranany O'Leary and Miss O'Leary noted in obituary with social circle context.
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Laltudletinaork
Ann
Sam King
Holman R Street
Lige
Linidenread
O'Leary
Max Pranany O'Leary
Hert O'Leary
Crna Tenia
Ich
Mian O'Leary
Funeral Announcements From Keley and Glusentany
Funeral notices list J Cftford at 9 o'clock in the morning at the hart and Moeuultta avenue. Burials follow at St Patella Cathedral Catholic rite. Glusentany Mrs Ligire-Fu will be held 11h afternoon at 2 o'clock at The Wet Main and Emmanuel Church Hav, with burial at Cancordia cemetery.
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Keley
J. Cftford
Sore Deen
Emmanuel Jastheran Onorgh
Police Court Notes On Temper and Support Orders
Police court reports describe a judge warning a defendant to show temper or face jail. Other cases include two New Haven men charged with theft waivers, support payments set, and ongoing investigations with multiple local names and dates mentioned.
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Dig Veppera
Aehead
Moraine
Rule Inmaniel
J. Frank Mungos van Anat
Ale Hirklied
Angie
Har
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