Church Notices and Services This Sunday
Church notices list sermons and services for Baptist, First U. P., Lutheran, Methodist, Christian, Calvary, and Presbyterian churches. Preachers include Rev. James S. Jewell, Rev. J. Thomas Davis, and Rev. Dr. Lewis Hay with Sunday School at varied times and topics like The Moses and Omega. All are welcome.
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First U. P. Church
Christian Union
Lutheran Church
Lewis Hay
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Cary
Christian Church
Calvill Clarke
Tite
Gryauseine
Pfs Critelies
Ted
Spee
Newspapers and Public Discretion on Printing Scandals
Editorial guidance urges caution in printing every detail of crimes and scandals while preserving public interest and accountability. The piece argues newspapers should avoid suppressing incidents yet resist spreading rumor, noting war coverage and a Doyle serial as contrasted cases. It also mentions postal card protections and a Pittsburgh meeting electing a union official.
Pine Flats Community Visitors and Departures
A large number from Pine Flats attended the County Pai. Mrs Eli Jones and Miss Sarah Williams of Ebansburg visited relatives here last week. Mrs Allen Stickley and her two sons, who had spent the past month with relatives in different parts of the county, have returned to their home in Virginia. William Reynard and his family, of Heilwood, spent a few days with friends there.
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Pine Flats
Eli Jones
Sarah Williams
Ebansburg
Allen Stickley
Virginia
William Reynard
Heilwood
China Painting Exhibit Opens Friday at Eli
Mes Jiesha Paterson announces an enamel art show opening Friday September 26. The event features enamel food tasters and a series of eight Saturday workshops. Located in Philadelphia, the study will cover color theory and decorative techniques.
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China
Jiesha Paterson
Studie
Philadel Dia
Tyver
Tadiana
Tha
Allies Hold, Germans Mass for Fresh Offensive Near Aisne
Paris dispatch dated September 1 reports a deadlock along the Aisne after six days of intensive artillery fighting. Allies hold gains on the left, while Germans reinforce and prepare a stronger general assault east of Rheims and north of Montfaucon. Heavy German casualties and ongoing siege-like bombardments mark a war of attrition as both sides seek rest and renewed vigor.
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Paris
Aisne
Noyon
Tain
von Kluck
Rheims
Montfaucon
Marne
Baltla
Rhims
Chalons
Oise
Argente
Bordeaux
Montfaugon
Levi
Jéffre Jussen
Westh
Thea
Irench
Ue Oise
Berry-An-Bac
Laon
Argonne
Argonien
Meuse
Montfayeon
Verdun
Blain
Thigugourt
Peter the Great Visits Failures and Cures Obesity Tale
A garbled passage recounts Peter the Great visiting villages and a tale of curing obesity. A prince’s house scene unfolds with a questioning crowd and a dramatic moment where Peter reacts to a plea for grace. The text blends travel, court, and medical superstition in a single narrative fragment.
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Peter
Peter the Great
Tuline
Lin
Tina
Fragmented OCR Sounds Like City Notes and Nonsense
garbled OCR fragment includes scattered words about cities, places, and media terms, with no coherent event or clear subjects. It mentions Telegraph and Philadelphia faintly amid random letters, impossible to determine a factual news item.
Unclear excerpt from Washington Star column discussion
Fragmentary text shows a debate style among speakers including Lartie Aniereng and Sare Point with mentions of recognition, a somber tone, and scattered phrases about starting notes and arguments. The source is highly garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Lartie Aniereng
Washington Star
The Secret Incentive and Hidden Identity Tale
A fragmentary passage hints at a concealed woman behind a secret identity, referencing a lieutenant and police terms. The garbled text suggests a mystery about the hidden person and the motive behind a great deed.
German Prisoners Describe War’s Toll Near Vatndal Barracks
Soldiers say German captives appear worn and terrorized as they recount marches and bombardments. A German prisoner tearfully laments war’s destruction, while official Berlin notes no decisive gains along the Aisne though French defenses falter. Vienna protests foreign dispatches, claims Austria’s four weeks of fighting yield 41,000 Russian prisoners and 300 guns.
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Belgium
Chalons
Berlin
Gene Stall
Aisne
France
Vienna
Dugba
London
Milan
Geneva
Copenhagen
St. Petersburg
Poland
Galicia
King George V vows war will continue until victory
London reports King George VI pronounces Britain will not quit the war until the worthy purpose is achieved aided by steadfast navy and army and loyal allies. He praises vigilance courage and unity with the flag as calls for perseverance in the home rule crisis and broader conflict.
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George
England
London
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