15 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
1
A garbled wartime fragment recalls Boulogne and British forces near 14 000 strong, referencing Ragland and Raggeats in a bungled line about divisions and a retreat. It mentions Marshal and German victory in unclear context with British and French involvement.
The text notes heightened morale fueling huge wartime effort with nations racing to fill tanks and the United States shipping troops to Europe at a brisk pace, reaching about ten thousand troops every two days.
Miss Hinitt, linked to the Serbian Child Welfare Relief Association in New York, has spearheaded relief work in Indiana. She organized meetings, chaired the Indiana County committee, and arranged talks by speakers on Balkan aid, continuing efforts to aid Serbia’s stricken population.
The Pittsburg Dispatch announces eight exclusive articles by the Great Nebraskan to appear on eight Sundays before the conventions. These essays, in vivid style, are aimed at informing citizens about the upcoming campaign and informing platform plank ideas. A notice invites readers to order copies through their news dealer. Michael C. Kahutech, former resident of Clymer, was seen visiting Pittsburgh.
Bryan emerges from private life to influence the 1916 Democratic Convention. His outspoken divergence from President Wilson at the Jackson Day Dinner amuses prominent Democrats and signals his impact on candidate appraisal and platform debate ahead of June's gathering.
Wanted 8 hour shift positions at Storage Ice and Supply Co located at 1135 Water Street 158 Apply locally. Also wanted second hand reed baby buggy state price address A care Gyzette 158 for purchase or trade.
A quirky fragment quotes a Louisville Courier-Touriat describing substitutes as the real thing while contrasting with bail or fest fine. The line uses dialect and misspellings to sketch a colorful, lone remark about substitutes as “the real thing.”
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