16 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1919
Page
1
A reflection on how a compelling idea and inner resolve transform drift into purposeful energy. It contrasts easy dreaming with the effort to act, urging readers to embrace fresh vision and cast off complacency to fulfill their mission.
The artillery opened at 12:80 this morning with shrapnel aimed at Juarez near the race track as Villistas gathered. Five minutes later the second shot hit near the track, with subsequent shells from two batteries along the Mexican side of the International bridge. Shrapnel bursts grew to three per minute around the grandstand as Gol Merrill's artillery hit every time, tightening an enveloping move to prevent Villista escape toward the mountains or across the border. Secretary Baker said there is no possibility of misunderstanding between the American and Mexican governments after American troops crossed the border.
A garbled excerpt from the Chicago Tribune recounts a neighbor’s sun cat mischief and a child’s distress. The piece references a Blounger quality moment and a friend offering items and support, hinting at a quirky miscommunication.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss giving up individuality to join a machine like system. Mentions terms time and fall from grace with unclear context. Observed phrases show skewed language and possible neologisms, leaving interpretation uncertain.
The piece notes a parishioner objecting to a church bridge game dispute about proper play and time wasted. It describes friction over shuffling and deciding which card to play, with a clash between administration and player.
Anita balks at sham reform in the Brown household as Mrs Brown pushes Millicent’s visit and refined dining. Millicent’s admiration for the home softens Anita’s pride, and a telegram for Rob signals a real change. A diary entry reveals true affection and values over appearances.
A Philadelphia Press note reports doctors debating pie as a breakfast option. The piece discusses digestion, nutrition, and the potential long term health implications of consuming pie early in the day. It frames pie as a controversial yet increasingly discussed breakfast choice.
Dr Ihige Ribert of Bonn Gerimagy urges constant activity as a path to staying young. He says aging slows when people keep moving and avoid stagnation, though he cautions that rest and balance are also important for long term health.
Fragmentary text discusses a proverb on madness and generosity. It references "Mad Hatter" and related phrases, linking madness to practical kindness. The passage suggests a theme of giving and doing over hoarding wealth, with archaic phrasing and unclear context.
Fragmentary inspirational note urges planning before action. It stresses weighing all facts, learning from history, and using yesterday to shape today. Emphasizes discipline, foresight, and steady effort to achieve greatness.
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