17 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
1
The article voices faith in the Versailles Peace Conference, arguing it will create enforceable decisions and safeguard minorities. It reflects on past wars, asserts the necessity of international conscience, and links victory to a new era of global governance and safeguards.
The conference will base settlements on the rights and welfare of peoples and global welfare, with a mechanism to enforce the decisions. It argues that no nearby power will overturn these settlements and that the world must abide by them until a future fair adjustment is agreed.
At the Marion Center National Bank annual meeting the aid-board of directors was re-elected: Thompson, Wetzel, Simparn, Rankin, Wetzel, Thompson, Oberlin, and Griffith. J. J. Thompson was re-elected president with C. G. Griffith as vice president and T. G. Wark as cashier. The bank reported a prosperous year with rising resources. A war relief drive funded nine orphans for a year and donations to support others. The total subscriptions reached 120.70 with BAUS 20 paid. A two year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Weide suffered a serious accident.
The casualty list tallies 567 names with 100 died of wounds, 15 died from accidents and other causes, 139 wounded severely or moderately, and 16 wounded slightly. It lists captains, lieutenants, sergeants, corporals, and privates from Pennsylvania locations like Pittsburgh, Monoco, and Mercersburg, plus statuses of missing in action and degree of wounds. Names include Albert F. MacDonald, Thomas McElwee, James Moorhead, Isadore Landay, Claud Godhour, Jarrick Burke, Louis Milley, Clement Smith, John Workman, and others. The interist section shows 208 entries with actions such as killed in action, wounded, and missing in action among Pennsylvanians like Thomas Blaine, James Reed, Daniel Petrella, Forrest West, Henry Wipfler, and Harold Jones.
A vintage ad touts Celery Ming tea as a gentle vegetable laxative for constipation upset stomach and inactive liver. It claims quick relief with a pleasant brew that purifies bowels improves breath skin and appetite.
A child toppled from a chair, struck the chin, biting the tongue. six to seven stitches were required at Dixonville hospital, and the boy is recovering well. The day’s prison camp release lists include Nova Irwin of Gypsy returning to France from German custody, formerly employed by J. B. Carnahan.
Subscribing to the Gazette, Bennett's offers a促 assortment of groceries and household items with prices: beans, flour, oats, prunes, raisins, corn meal, oysters, soap, milk, toilet paper, pickles, and more. paint agency note promises savings and varnish services. Includes several low prices and promotional line items for bulk purchases.
For sale items include one electric piano one player piano one gas stove and thirty chairs. Items must be moved on June 27 1919 from Colonial Theater Web Caynahgn Mer. Lost.
Fragmentary notes on evangelical preaching and church work. Mentions Mo. Geo. We Pitas Cleveland and Roy in a preshime service. Includes aim to comfort hearts during sickness and to lead souls to salvation through gospel delivery and counsel.
Fragmentary OCR describes a naval career path, mentioning the Nava Departmn and a voyage directive. The text is garbled with missing letters but references guidance, future training, and potential advancement within the Navy.
A notice from the Us Keetiting Station Union Are Pittaburgh, Van invites audience to a talk on wartime service duties and civic entitlements. It warns against unscrupulous sellers promising vital remedies and urges farmers to buy only from reputable firms with known names.
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