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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
2
Fragmented text discusses social change, figures and places, with mentions of Ella git ing Zane viets sister, Mr. and Mrs. in Indianapolis, Ames, and Kentucky. It references a talk or article by KE BEV CHART RA, Chicago, noting war context and evolving industry.
Readers note a movement titled League of Prayer attracting participants in several communities. The item mentions church affiliations, pastorial leadership, and discussions about moral guidance shaping the future.
The readable segments reference a community service theme with mentions of peace, members like Ber ogs and fathers, and phrases about helping the city and neighborhood. The garbled OCR lacks clear events, dates, or named organizations to confirm a concrete news item.
Eyewitness account recalls 120000 Armenians in Yerevan area starving for days as they flee Turkish massacres. Four years of deportations and famine left many dead before American aid enabled some survivors, including Pertnine Dokesion, to seek refuge at Oberlin College with a group of Armenian girls and a labor worker in support.
In a Fort Corliss vignette from 1915, Princess and Major, coal black cavalry horses, inspire Geraldine Evans and Dick Wentworth to promise marriage. A night ride ends with a perilous jump over a washout, Princess’s temporary lameness, and Dick obtaining Princess for his wife after government approval.
A Near East Relief appeal describes massive starvation across the Caucasus and the need for funds to feed and shelter hundreds of thousands of displaced people. It credits American donors and the organization led by Cleveland H. Dodge as key to ongoing relief efforts amid Bolshevik fears and regional conflict.
A detailed partial payment contract outlines an installment plan for purchase of Treasury Savings certificates. It describes monthly payments, security deposits, and the option to surrender for War Savings or Thrift stamps after default, with final delivery of certificates upon completion.
American Boy Scouts in Constantinople organize to guide Armenian refugee youths held in Near East Relief orphanages. Formerly hungry and tempted to steal, the boys learn discipline and school care as uniforms and training replace poverty and fear. Near East Relief appeals for funds.
The late Henry C. Frick rose from poverty to build an estate valued at about 200 million dollars. His lifelong thrift and saving habits were central to his career, earning him the title founder of Pittsburgh's industrial growth.
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