OLS SHELLS HURT CHILDREN IN PALESTINE
Children suffer daily from shells and unexploded ordnance scattered across Palestine during the Turkish allied conflict. The American Red Cross hospital treated many. In seven months it handled 6800 splashed cases and, with clinics and dispensaries, logged 24 000 men 46 000 women and 70 000 children treated in 11 months. The hospital was turned over to the city health department.
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Palestine
Ed Cross
Forusale
Aliens Prepare to Return to Native Lands from Baltimore
Baltimore residents, many foreigners, are planning to emigrate back to birthlands. Shipping agents report rising inquiries about European travel, with over 10 000 men and women seeking return routes in the last month. About 2 000 radical Russians in the city reportedly ready to go to chaotic Russia under Bolshevik rule.
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Baltimore
United States
East Baltimore
Russia
Dinner gratitude from Third Ward Teachers club event
The Third Ward Teachers club thanks merchants, business men and all supporters for their kind help to their Saturday dinner.
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Third Ward Teachers Club
Notice to university girls aids DePauw workers
The Young Women's Christian Association of DePauw University helps college girls seeking work and anyone needing assistance may call Miss Alvord between 9 am and 4 pm to confer with the committee. Phone Red 685. The Third Ward parent teachers club held a successful dinner in the Morelan Garage on Saturday with over $50 raised.
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The
Young Women's Christian Association of
DePauw University
Alvord
Third Ward
Parent Teachers Club
Morelan
Had Enough of the Zoo Smithson and Pimpleton quarrel
A humorous exchange finds Smithson inviting a trip to the zoo while Pimpleton declines. The dialogue outlines a comic family tableau with exaggerated traits: the eldest does a kangaroo walk, the second speaks like a parrot, the son laughs like a hyena, the wife watches closely, the cook bears a gruff mood, and the mother-in-law calls Pr an old gorilla.
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Smithson
Pimpleton
Bonaparte Declared Emperor for Life in 1802
In August 1802 Napoleon Bonaparte was proclaimed Emperor of the French for life. Thirteen years later the allied powers agreed to his custody, making him a prisoner of war while in Britain’s hands.
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Bonaparte
Napoleon Bonaparte
Great Britain
Prussia
Austria
Frederick visits neighbor for new eyeglasses tale
Five year old Frederick visited a neighbor, then exclaimed in his afterword that Mrs Smith wears glasses on her eyes, recounting the curious moment with impression and humor.
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Tittle Frederick
Mrs. Smith
Mattis
Christian Science Society Weekly Services Notice
Sunday morning service in the Ader block on the second floor at 11 o clock and Wednesday evening testimony service at 8 o'clock. All are welcome.
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Ader
Fragment from a historical page with unreadable OCR text
The readable portion shows scattered tokens and numbers without clear events or names. No coherent people, places, or actions emerge to form a factual summary. content is too fragmentary to interpret reliably.
Relief promise from Milwaukee National Medical Institute ad
An old advertisement urges ladies to use Triumph Pills for irregular or delayed cycles. It claims safety and dependability and states the product is not sold at drug stores. It directs writing for more details to the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin, with a free claim.
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National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Classified Ads for Greencastle Area Listings and Jobs
A mixed set of notices including help wanted at Herald office a room for rent, found shoes to claim at Herald, rector hall job opening, boarding house vacancy, city property and farm for sale near Greencastle, a five room bungalow for sale by Fouts Bros Realty, night telephone operator wanted Greencastle Telephone Co, and wood for sale by Barnaby's mill. Includes prices, locations and contact cues.
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Herald Office
Central Trust Co
C. Sayers
Whistle for Use in War By Red Cross Doctor
A doctor in the Japanese Red Cross service has invented a whistle that emits little sound with minimal breath. It is designed for wounded soldiers to attract attention and can also position an identification tag.
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Red Cross
Hypnotist Claims Most Humans Could Steal
A Boston scientist asserts that the world’s best hypnotist cannot compel a truly moral person to commit wrongdoing. Based on his experiments he believes that a significant portion of humanity would steal if not restrained by family pride and similar considerations, suggesting a theoretical per cent of the race could steal when unrestrained.
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Boston
Russians Not Cruel Says Moscow Writer J Novcov
A Moscow writer J Novcov argues Russians are among Europe’s least cruel peoples citing absence of brutal sports like cockfighting and similar practices in Russia, asserting a gentler national character based on observed customs.
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Moscow
J. Novcov
Europe
Porters on Ca pel Island Mostly Women
Porters who carry tourists' baggage on the Island of Ca pel are mainly women while men are occupied as fishers coaches cobblers and coral sellers.
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Capel
Cost of War Title Dispute With Japan Showdown
Report notes a title dispute involving Russia and Japan. Figures referenced suggest weekly costs around 60,000,000 units, highlighting economic strain and potential military funding. Names of parties include Russia and Japan, with no additional context provided.
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Russia
Japan
Mt Ber Ubua
Best Advertisement Cited for Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A Guion Arkansas druggist, E B Milburn of Guion Drug Store, endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He states they have sold it for years and always found it gives perfect satisfaction, calling it the best advertisement a merchant can have.
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E. B. Milburn
Guion Drug Store
Guion, Ark
ADV
A New-York Banker Sees Dollar Value Change
A New York banker notes that the dollar is now worth two cents less than before, meaning creditors will wait twice as long for repayment. He explains how this shift in value affects debts and financial planning.
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New-York
Dr R B Richards Office and Residence Details
Office address listed as 13 East Walnut Street opposite post office with phone 356. Residence at 505 Elm Street and phone Red 407.8. Includes both office and home contact details for Dr. R B Richards.
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East Walnut
Oppsite
Elm Street
Farm loan abstracts listed with Vestal and Dobbs office
For farm loans abstracts of title see Wm B Vestal with Dobbs Vestal real estate office Greencastle Ind tf
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Wm. B
Vestal
Dobbs & Vestal Real Estate Office
Greencastle
Ind
Mortgage Lender Aetna Mortgage and Investment Co
Aetna Mortgage and Investment Co offers lending on second mortgages on real estate. The firm operates from the Fidelity Trust Building in Indianapolis at 6508.
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Aetna Mortgage and Investment Co
Fidelity Trust Building
Indianapolis
Wilson Tour in Montana Praises League and Cautions Radicalism
President Wilson toured Montana towns praising the League of Nations as a tool to reduce agitation through orderly discussion. He condemned radicalism when violent and warned that police obligation is sacred, urging civic restraint while urging continued agitation within lawful bounds. The journey featured large crowds, mountain scenery, and ceremonies honoring his visit.
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Wilson
Montana
Pacific Coast
League of Nations
Hillings
Mr. Wilson
League
George W. Frazier
Columbus
Helen
Ben FP. Stewart
Moston
America
Russia
Wisen
Pacific
Spectacular Farm Estate Closing Out Sale Near Greencastle
Public sale on the Elisha Buis farm seven miles east of Greencastle and four miles south of Fillmore features 22 head of horses and mules, 10 head cattle, 160 hogs, 49 sheep, two Shropshire ducks, hay and grain, farming tools, and a collection of seed and implements. Items include one 9 year old black mare, several Percheron stock, Jersey cows with calves, 70 feeding hogs, 20 bred gilts, 12 tons mixed hay, and tools like a Black Hawk planter and James Oliver plows. Terms offer 3 to 6 months credit, 6 percent notes, 2 percent cash discount.
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Jersey
Durham
Elisha Buis
Greencastle
Fillmore
Stilesville
Greencastle Road
Colonel Success
Black Hawk
James Oliver
Reeves Buis and Cols. Geo at M. BE. Church lunch
Reese Buis and Roy Buis Rome along with Gorham Reese Buis and Roy Buis Rome act as audience members. Cols. Geo West Claud Coffin and Albert Hunter attend. Alex Brayn serves as clerk while the Church of Fillmore will serve lunch.
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Reese Buis
Roy Buis
Rome
Gorham
Geo
West
Claud Coffin
Albert Hunter
Alex Brayn
M. BE
Church of Fillmore
Just What She Needed For Indigestion and More
Mrs Volta Bankson of Chilli cothe Missouri writes that Chamberlains Tablets relieved indigestion toned her liver banished backache and dizziness, and she will always praise them Adv
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John Cook& Sons Co
Christian Science Society
Early Cash Grocery
Sik
W. P. Sackett
Alice Day
Fern
W. H. Robinson
Reelsville
Fouts Bros. Realty Company
Greencastle Telephone Company
Barnaby’s Mill
Wooren
Diamond
BEANE
Chichester
Soiney Paints
R. B. Richards
CHE Herald
Herald
Boston Police
Ism
World Care
Mount Clemens News Bureau
Basewin Piano CO
Phonograph
James L. Hamilton
Washington Street
Cloverdale
Bloomington Road
Sound
Jack
Frank A. Allee
Oscar Rector
Ott Sherrill
Auet
Frank Wallace
Lamies Ald
Putnamville
the Teasdale Company
Walnut Street
Cincinnati, Ohio
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