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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
2
Madison arrival notices and society items 포함 report on visitors relatives and births. Mentions Miss Levtawide from the New Conservatory and Kessler music arrangements. names of local residents and lawyers. scattered details reflect a community notices column.
An OCR distorted notice reports a funeral event connected to a decedent. It mentions a son and a street name, with unclear dates or places due to garbled text.
A mix of wedding notices and wartime updates appears. It notes Mr and Mrs Turpin’s October wedding plans and a Madison resident serving overseas, Corporal John Shaughnessy, with other items on camp Knox construction and local court actions. Several sparse fragments describe incidents on Broadway and a poster-campaign tone for military labor.
Fragmented OCR notes reporting a birth to Meo and Mrs. Winkel with other family names, school references, and local names. Mention of a hospital and Friday or Saturday operations, plus scattered references to local residents and a funeral or visitation status.
Howard Gallagher aged about two years died at his parents home on Baltimore Street after a long illness. He was a well liked industrious man with ties to Shinweta Tribe No 2 and Havimakers. Survived by parents three sisters and one brother. Funeral at tenury presidence conducted by Rev J W Lamer with interment at Sproogaale cemetery. pallbearers listed.
Mrs Mary Schill a highly esteemed resident died Saturday night after a lingering illness. She was well known in the community and mourned by many. Funeral arrangements to be announced by her family.
A garbled text block with scattered proper nouns and phrases forms no clear event, person, or location. Readable names and dates are absent, preventing a meaningful news summary.
An old Madison advertisement claims Dean's Kidney Pills relieve dizziness headaches and kidney irregularities. Mrs. Carole Fasenbeardt reports improvement after using the product bought at Harper's Drug Store. Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertises 0c price to buy locally.
The notice offers a one hundred dollar reward for any account of a cure for catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. F J Cheney Co of Toledo endorses the firm and asserts integrity. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Madison residents share updates on health as Miro Penn Maddox suffers appendicitis at home. Local travelers include Miss Loretta Kimmel to Seymour and Miss Mayme Ghlieber bound for Richmond Virginia for school. Several visits to relatives in Hanover and Crooksburg occur alongside engagements and a church gift noted for a student receiving a fountain pen.
A fragmentary wartime note quotes German political rhetoric and moral framing, alongside battlefield diary entries. It references German unity and national character, cites bombardment impacts on a cathedral and battery activity, and notes munition counts and shell hits during a siege.
The article urges strong U S support for the Fourth Liberty Loan to undermine German morale and fund American victory. It argues loans bind American morale to the war effort and pledge loyalty to defeat Germany through financial backing. It presents subscription as crucial to defeating the Germans.
President Wilson honors America’s workers while Samuel Gompers stresses unity of action for the Fourth Liberty Loan. Labor’s part spans munitions to supply chains, with emphasis on every worker from the factory floor to orchestration for victory. The piece highlights patriotism, duty, and the necessity of coordinated effort across all labor sectors.
The secretary of the National Security League has written a book titled The Growth of Federal Powers. The work surveys U S political history and has been praised by biographers and others for its analysis of federal power expansion.
Relatives and friends gathered at her house on Sunday September 5th to celebrate Mrs Mary COWs th birthday anniversary. A hearty dinner followed by music and conversation made it a happy occasion with many attendees listed.
News from the Western Front is cheering as Liberty Loan workers earn praise for aiding soldiers abroad. District and national responders have bought government bonds to equip the troops, and with victory near, the Fourth Loan will be quickly subscribed.
The ad touts Sloan's Liniment to relieve rheumatism neuralgia and other pains by reducing congestion in the blood flow. It urges readers to keep a bottle at home and highlights 25c and 50c sizes with larger bottles offering value. Also notes a Sixth Regimental Association reunion in Columbus next Thursday and mentions Ohio farmers forming cooperative buying societies.
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