Changes Wrought by War Rewrites World History Headlines
The article lists dramatic firsts caused by recent conflicts. It notes King George's Paris visit under Napoleon's Arc de Triomphe, British and Prussian battle roles, overseas troops fighting in Europe, Wilson crossing the Atlantic, and modern armies capturing Middle Eastern cities. It highlights unprecedented shifts and the rise of new states and rulers.
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Paris
India
America
Canada
Australia
New Zenland
South Africa
Europe
Mr. Wilson
United States
Atlantic
Jerusalem
Damascus
Bagdad
Mesopotamia
Constantinople
City
Goodbye to Father Winter Promises of spring rise in Ohio journal
The Ohio State Journal notes the coming of spring as mild weather invites garden plans and housecleaning. It mentions Stewart Edward White preparing fly books in February, early robins returning, and lingering hope for an ice free season despite winter remnants.
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Stewart Edward White
Big Darby
Ohio State Journal
Navy volunteers test flu immunity by exposure study
A navy corpsman leads 100 enlisted volunteers in an influenza immunity experiment. Exposed to live cultures, sprayed inoculations, and close contact with patients, some received preventive inoculations while others did not. no influenza developed, supporting the theory that lowered resistance drives infection. Great Tom of Westminster bells refit update notes.
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Navy
Beccame
Candy request follows kind gesture in Chicago Tribune note
Alvin visits and receives candy. On a later visit he asks for more of the same sweets. He clarifies he did not want to rob but merely to know if any more of the good candy remained.
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Alvin
Chicago Tribune
Contradictory Emotions in Senate Debate
Senator Sorghum reflects on conflicting feelings as he speaks of universal peace, noting every time he begins to discuss harmony, thoughts arise that inflame his fighting side. The exchange underscores tension between idealism and confrontation in politics.
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Sorghum
Henderson Appointed Cashier at Marion Center Bank
Robert A. Henderson, longtime associate of The Savings & Trust Company of Indiana, has been elected cashier of the Marion Center National Bank and began duties last week. He succeeds Horace G. Work who retires to enter the lumber business in Fort Valley Georgia with W. T. Hamilton. Henderson is described as affable and efficient and a valuable addition to the bank. Also noted is the 75th birthday celebration of Civil War veteran G. A. Wood held at She lacta residence of his daughter Mrs. A. B. Rupert on May 24 with family and friends enjoying dinner, speeches, and music. Wood remains healthy and able to work daily.
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The
Savings & Trust Company
Savings & Trust Company of
Indiana
Marion Center National Bank
Horace G. Work
Fort Valley
W. T. Hamilton
Henderson i
Marion Center
Shelacta
G. A. Wood
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Rupert
Wood
Higher Bounty To Be Paid For Wildcats And Weasels
State board details new bounty law approved by Gov Sproul on May 28. Bounties: eight dollars for wildcats, one dollar for skunks, two dollars per fox and weasel. Skins and affidavits required, special deputies may take affidavits, fines for pre June 1, 1919 skin claims, perjury risk, plus a local shoe sale notice at end.
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Joseph Kalbfus
State Board of Game Commissioners
Gov. Sproul
Public sale at John Patton farm south of Indiana
Auction listing for Saturday June 7 at 1 p m. at the John Patton farm south of Indiana features household goods such as stoves chairs beds bedding a chopping mill carpenter tools and other items. Also offered are thoroughbred Barred Rock hens rooster chicks and Chester White pigs. Auctioneer G W Roof for Mrs Bertha E Carney.
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John Patton
Indiana
Bertha E. Carney
G. W. Roof
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