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Jana Printing & Publishing Co
Postoffice
Ndiana
International News Service
Evening Gazette
Indiana
Ada
May foreign trade figures show record exports and imports
May exports reached 551 million dollars, up nearly 21 million from April, with a 12 month total near 6.183 billion, a new annual high. May imports were 281 million, the highest monthly total in U S ecommerce history, while gold flow showed 52 million in imports and 58 million in exports.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
United States
Red Cross Mobilizes for Expanded Relief Duty
The nation must continue generous support for the Red Cross as it faces a greater duty at home and abroad. The drive to raise 100 990 000 followed vigorous participation from President to boy scout and especially women, with Red Cross week emphasized as ongoing mercy work and a call for weekly support from all Americans.
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Red Cross
America
Mount Pelee
China
Johnstown
San Francisco
American Red Cross Society
Europe
Silent Smith of Vitagraph Thereto and wartime duty
A portrait of Albert E B Smith known as Silent Smith, Vitagraph magnate, detailing his quiet leadership, dedication to cooperation, and influence in Brooklyn studios and factories. The piece also touches on his support for soldiers, Red Cross efforts, and wartime mobilization including calls for public realization of the war’s gravity and funding needs. It references Commodore Blackton, production planning, and the broader national push for wartime unity and prohibition measures.
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RED Cross Society
Red Gross
Red Gross Society
Red Cross
Albert. E. Smith
Albert EB. Smith
Vitagraph
Smith
Brooklyn
Mr. Smith
Tie
Commodore Blackton
Public testimonial for Chamberlain's indigestion tablets
Mrs. C. E. Riley of Wiion New York says she used Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion for six months and that no remedy did her as much good. The endorsement highlights consistent relief and satisfaction with this product.
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C. E. Riley
Wiion
N. Y
Points on People Excerpt Notable Local Mischief
Edward H. Sutton of Pittsburgh visited his parents on Sixth street last week. Invitations go out for a ten Tuesday afternoon hosted by Audley Mabon for her mother Mrs Andrews of Haston Pa. Families in Indiana and Brookville Pa are noted for visits, graduations, and commingling with residents. Several locals and visitors from Pittsburgh Shelocta Marion Center and Akron are mentioned with trips and family gatherings around Indiana and Blairsville.
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Edward H. Sutton
Pittsburgh
Thomas Sutton
Sixth Street
Audley Mabon
Church Street
Andrews
Haston
James St. Clair
Sara Fleming
Shelocta
Ross Fleming
Virginia Miller
Indiana
John Fisher
Amhurst College
Robert
John L. Getty
Lawrence
Haney
Brookville
Erma
Grace Cunningham
Frank Glover
Slippery Rock Normal
Miss Irwin
Inez Getty
California
Paul Mack
Philadelphia
Harold Beatty
Mr. Cochran
David Ralston
Leechburg
Archie M. Patterson
Akron
Blairsville
Hugh R. Wiley
North Fifth Street
Alzcin Inhoff
Myersdale
Genevieve Myers
East Philadelphia
Todd McGaughey J
and Mays
Samuel Getty
Ralph
Marion Center
Red Cross Appeals For Donations and patriot support
Remarks by Major General John J. Pershing in Washington on May 25 1917 praise Red Cross aid to the field in Mexico and urge chapters to send funds. Finance Committee chair Jd A Crossman calls for loyalty sacrifice and money to support soldiers and the country. Miss Boardman coordinated Christmas gifts for men in Mexico reflecting national wartime sentiment.
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Jd. A. Crossman
John J. Pershing
Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Oiiers
Mexico
Snd
Food Bill Passes House Amid Prohibition Measures
House action advances a food bill restricting use of foodstuffs for alcohol production and granting presidential powers to seize inventories. Republicans Meeker and Ward noted. Lenroot sought higher appropriations. Bill moves to Senate. aim to finalize by July 1 with limited further changes.
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Meeker
Missouri
Ward
New York
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Urite
Guine Hiner Bank
Mrs Lusk Passes Crisis After Trial
A garbled report describes Mrs. Lusk overcoming a crisis and a medical issue involving Dr Davie Jamesh-Mes. The text mentions a courtroom scene where Roberty’s will and a promise of immunity surface, with references to Mrs. Roberts and a tense motive related to a murder case. The fragment hints at legal action and political pressure surrounding a potential prosecution.
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Davie Jamesh
Roberty
da Roberts
Slacker scheme alleged in New York case
Federal agents investigate a novel scheme by a group described as slackers attempting to dodge work. The chaotic note mentions months, workers, and possible exemptions, with references to farms and a plan to carry on as laborers amid unclear details.
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York
Dane i
Bey
Tadiy
OPE
Woks
Heaven Home of Employer Census Tale From Albany
An unclear Albany census snippet mentions a person named Diane and references New York State. The fragment includes garbled phrases and dialogue about a question and a "Phe Lord" line, with no coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize.
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Albany
N.Y
Diane
New York State
Yauy Earla
Coming Event by Greekside Class at Center Church
A Greek side Teachers Meannine Class of Center church Ceorteide Bis will hold a commencement program Friday evening at the church. The event features Anthony Stuehel, Miss Belle Denest, Mrs. Everett Wilhelm, Miss May Dune, and Miss Teel Patan Vorat, with items including an anthem, invocaton, songs, a patriotic piece, and lectures on church influence. Admission is free with an offering for the Red te SPOR.
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Center Church
Ceorteide
Taura Stuehel
Ares
Anthony Stuehel
Pranks
Getty
Mea Foerett Wilhelm
Mies
Dna Wilhelm
May Dune
Belle Denest
Woo Wileen
Mtr
Frank Cormmahan
Tosed Maasman
Mverett Wilhelm
Rewlinn
Carnahan
Wilson
Beans
Traements
Anthony Studiol
Lily
Don Wilhelen
T Wilson
Sosurer
Mary O. Wilson
Maes
Life Savings Burned in Stove Blaze at Mes
A stove fire in Mes destroyed a savings stash belonging to residents of the home run by Mrs Keipir. Investigations show that Mr Kvipps Brinke rton and others lost money as the blaze consumed boards and belongings. Local authorities report no injuries and the cause remains under inquiry.
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Nike
Simone Aed
Oedis
Anger and decline noted in agricultural and local listings
A garbled report cites a sharp drop in prospects for peach crops amid statewide farming concerns. It mentions the Department of Agriculture and a hue of misread text about wheat, and lists various items, tools, and sale references tied to economic distress and local markets.
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