18 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1919
Page
1
The article argues loyalty and individual patriotism will be tested in the Fifth Liberty Loan. It notes some bought bonds for policy or to avoid suspicion, but praises loyal Americans who value liberty and justice and who will contribute to the spring offering, urging readers to get in early and show their patriotism.
A narrative about Josiah Bart adopting the narrator from a foundling asylum, their contented rural life interrupted by debt and a dangerous encounter with thieves. A note about a stolen jewel and a suspicious inner crime linked to a carved gem that reveals a warning. The tale blends hardship, temptation, and a perilous city journey.
The article quotes Frederick W. Rubien foretelling a bright future for amateur athletics in the United States. It notes returning clubs, planned national and indoor events in March 1919, renewed participation by Irish American Athletic Club, and talk of Olympic and international competitions. It also highlights the Amateur Athletic Union’s early mission to promote public playgrounds and facilities.
A dramatic film about Turkish persecutions of Armenians titled Ravished Armenia appears in leading U S cities this week. Based on Aurora Mardigian’s story, the eight reel production shows her capture, two years of suffering, and escape, with proceeds aiding Armenian and Syrian relief efforts.
The column lists morning and evening worship plans at First United Presbyterian Union Chapel St Bernard’s and other local churches. It notes pulpit assignments by Rev GC Marcow Chancellor McCormick and various pastors, with topics including The Situation in Bible Lands Making Democracy Safe for the World and The Demise of John Barleycorn.
Community notes describe a Wednesday evening prayer meeting at a local church with Rev G Moerow leading the Sabbath School and a joint evening service with the Rivet Union Presbyterian Church. The gathering includes a sermon and dates to the week’s schedule.
Fragments indicate state authorities naming dispensaries to be distributed to those suffering with some disease. The readable text mentions state and pensaries to be distributed and refers to individuals affected by illness.
The article reports on a proposed statewide chain of Genito-Urinary Dispensaries led by the Department of Health to aid treatment and deter disease among soldiers and other sufferers. Dr Royer notes parole conditions may require reporting to dispensaries, with disease treatment tied to parole. New dispensaries will open in Coatesville Gettysburg and other counties, with instructional bulletins sent to physicians.
In Sacramento California United States District Judge FU Rudkin imposed sentences ranging from one day to many years on 46 defendants convicted in a wartime IWW antiwar conspiracy. Three defendants represented by counsel had motions for a new trial held.
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