24 Jan 1918
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
1
A National City Bank statement shows U S trade with South American republics expanded notably from 1913 to 1917 and exports rising 209 million dollars versus 1914. War conditions and German interference shaped growth, with Latin American sentiment turning against Germany and toward Allied alignment.
The notice lists names of residents with uncalled letters as of January 19 1918 including Adams Baker Clawson Galen Gallagher Harrison Hill Houser Jackson Hampton Kelly Miller Lewis Loughry Mascha Marcinko Miller Murphy McMunn Nicks William Otto Ortoski Rochester Shaffer Schuyler Westover Wilson and others Ad inquiries must state the letters were advertised and give the date. Also mentions livestock reports noting healthy sheep numbers and farm improvements ahead of the year.
A fragmented tale follows Jason Tall reprobating Merce Dantley after he abandons a store job to join a show The couple confronts jealousy separation and a desperate struggle for custody and deception endangering Edith and the child as past sins surface and a hotel tragedy unfolds
The War Department considers Pennsylvania Committee of Public Safety suggestions to move war truck convoys from the West to seaports. R D Chapin thanks the state for aiding Detroit motor truck movement and notes ongoing tabulation of local recommendations for War Department use. Several truck trains are expected to depart Detroit this week over similar routes.
The harsh winter, officially the coldest since 1910, brings snow and warm spells with wind shifts. Road crews clear drifts while streetcars and trains suffer delays, and linemen repair telegraph and telephone lines. Plumbers thaw frozen pipes with electric heat as Public Service crews work to restore services.
Philip Scheidemann a Socialist member of the Reichstag tells the main committee that Germany’s situation mirrors Agathia before catastrophe. Von Tirpitz Chancellor Von Tirpitz set to address the Reichstag, responding to Wilson and George war aims speeches. Berlin reports anticipate his remarks as propaganda widens with claims the United States withholds aid to the Allies.
The Burgess notes local compliance with a presidential proclamation requiring enemy aliens aged above a threshold to register by February 4. German and Austrian nationals in Indiana offices are to appear at Municipal Building for registration, with failure to comply punishable. Federal and local authorities coordinate to enforce measures in towns and cities above and below 5,000 population.
Odd fragment describes using jars of water to kill worms by saturating earth. It mentions a method tied to a mysterious authority and claims worms will die in a few days. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to water saturation and the earth remains central.
Fragmentary text mentions substances such as ayetrotren oxsecenn and dimapound Townes of phosphors with numerical hints like 22 canuites and 104 CNeRSea of Trine Gre. The passage lacks clear context, names, or events to establish a coherent report or dated action.
The readable portion discusses a public event at Taste for the LWWW in Chet brthur cae with tied names and a disputed matter involving Picktuss-Cobsnhas. It remains hard to extract concrete facts or outcomes due to garbled OCR.
The passage presents garbled lines with likely place and personal names missing or distorted. It reads like an OCR artifact from a local notice or column, containing scattered words about dates, places, and people but no coherent event or facts.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a trem related to aattioesmrke and curette usage at a hospital. It mentions names like Chedberhot and Abhin, with unclear roles and dates, pointing to a cautious note on medical procedures and ownership context.
Fragmentary note discusses Tibet history and its obscurity, mentioning a possible link to a Chinese branch and unclear references to a game. The text is garbled but hints at historical ties and regional influence.
The readable fragment references Ford of Chicken Mearts and a scene with friends, a gun, and a missing outcome. It mentions a person named Nis and a curious event tied to a village setting, but details are unclear and the text is partially garbled.
Fragmentary text appears to reflect a noisy, garbled Wilmington newspaper fragment with informal chatter and unreadable lines. Readable elements mention Wilmington and a general sentiment, offering no coherent events, dates, or clear subjects for summary.
Early tests show electric furnaces overheating causing heat damage and safety concerns. Investigations reveal varied temps up to sixty degrees above normal affecting processes. Related findings point to broader uses including electric ovens for baking and textile production, with implications for wool, dyeing, and looms.
A fragmentary report outlines a wife in a rural setting tied to a pump, household supply, and a cash value. The account mentions The Lice Sevarhat At and odd phrases about a husband, theft, and a claim of saving money. Further details are unreadable.
An OCR skim preserves odd culinary notes and scattered names about soup made from birds nests. It mentions Ball versus Ratlerines, assorted characters, and a bizarre account of ingredients, methods, and a hinted culinary contest with unclear outcomes.
A discussion of the dispersion of literaries at horles Gh Crayes of Boston and the writings attributed to St Cspetin, bishop of cy father of the Lith ehurely, noted among the most interesting objects in a Wis 4 oe collection.
Fragmentary readable lines discuss women's truthfulness and behavior under scrutiny. The text references psychology and social perception, noting how witnesses and subjects are affected by age and societal norms, with hints of moral judgments and provocation.
The most visable coin noted in the third sites is the debt Maelo worth $20. Once cited as an octagon due to its shape it passed for $40 elsewhere but was never legal tender.
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