31 May 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1919
Page
1
A historic message recalls Memorial Day as a tribute to the dead and a pledge that the United States remains the unselfish defender of liberty. It emphasizes freedom, national duty, and the nation’s responsibility on the world stage, urging renewed dedication and sacrifice for mankind's common good.
Unclear ad text touts Triumph Pills as safe and dependable for ladies with irregularities. Claims no drugstore sale and urges writing for details, promising free information from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The essay honors Memorial Day as a source of national devotion and ideals. It laments harsh days yet celebrates a rebirth of the nation’s spiritual life, as the holiday gains new significance and power for good through remembrance.
History notes promotions of Russell K Davin and Lloyd Maynay to Second Lieutenants. Hayney assigned to Third Battalion 110th Infantry. On September 5 6 and 7 the First and Third Battalions crossed hill lines, established a new line beyond the crest, and moved through old French trenches between the Vesle and Aisne rivers. Lieutenant William F E Caldwell was wounded fatally after aiding to silence a German machine gun. Company F suffered 19 killed and 2 wounded as patrols exchanged prisoners. (To be continued)
Mrs Elgin of Chestnut Street entertains her daughter in law Mrs Elgin and her two sons Lieut Thomas Elwin and Sergt Dewey Elgin of Kittanning. Mrs Edward Kopp of DuBois visits Mr and Mrs George Lewis. T M Fleming of Rochester Mills guests of Mr and Mrs T S Lewis. Subscribe for the Gazette.
The report outlines a five year plan with a quota of 1000 dollars yearly for the ghareh at thy phe backed by pledges. It notes a total to date of about 2080 dollars and mentions live genes and offerings while detailing ongoing financial commitments and church concerns. Railroad repair work resumes with extras gang back on the UK PR Th auction and local rail repairs dependent on circumstances.
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