Sunday Worship in Piqua and Area Faith Services
Sunday worship at Zion Reform Church with sermon True Peace. Union service at Park at 6 pm. Red Cross sewing by Zion ladies. Cyrene A M E and Hogans pastor bring sermons morning and evening. St Boniface and St James Episcopal list Mass times and July Fourth services. Sunday school omitted.
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ST. Boniface Curch
A. G. Tabke
J. .Brinker
James’ Episcopal Church
WiHay
Allison, Heeter
First Christian Church Temperance Program and Services
Rev. TH L Bailey leads Sunday school at 9 15 with a temperance program. Preaching at 10 30 on Winning the War With Food. Mr Bailey has a personal letter from Mr Leaver on the subject. No evening service in July and August due to union park services. Prayer meeting at 7 30 Wednesday. The new program is fine.
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Thin Park
Ladies of Zion Reformedurch
Red Cross
Episcobian Church
Bailey
Leaver
Union Park
King Fine
T. Norvis
Te Morpin
T. J. Washington
PA. Everetter
Pinance Society
J. J. Bailey
Upper Nalhur
Sunday Church Services and Activities Ad
The Church of Christ Scientist advertises services at 10:04 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. including Sunday school at 11:00 a.m.. free reading rooms open Wed Thu Fri 2–4 p.m. A branch of the Mother church in Boston, with a union meeting at Fountain Park Sunday afternoon led by Dr J R Colley and music.
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Cristian Scienee
Fountain Park
J. R. Colley
Summer Sunday Meetings and Church Notes
July and August weekly meetings are announced with speakers and times at various churches. Grace B church and Grace M. B. plan services, Sunday schools, morning and evening worships, and union park events with sermons by Rev. Neale and Rev. Colley.
St Johns English Lutheran Church program Sunday
At 10 o'clock Sunday morning St Johns English Lutheran Church will present a program with anthem scripture reading and prayer song by the congregation multiple recitations and exercises by class groups and individual performers. Offerings and benediction follow.
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St. John’s English Lutheran Church
Corner Wood
Nowning Streets
Maiel Nils
Leah Slosier
Caltie Lanser
Kathryn Fessler
Henry Stein
Margret Oda
Sarah Lanser
Pauline Stein
Mary Retterbush
Edith Retterbush
Grace Hecker
Naomi Miller
Walter Graham
Albert Grieve
Aline Munier
Kathryn Dunn
Eden Quartette to perform in St Louis concert
The Eden Quartette from St Louis Missouri will appear in a concert as part of a community program. Monthly coffee social set for Thursday afternoon and evening. Men’s Aid Society to meet July 11 with all welcome. Piua Baptist Church Bible School at 9 am, youth meetings, Sunday services suspended. German Elm Church at Commercial Wayne and Young Streets offers 9:15 am Sunday school and 10:30 am services in German. Everyone welcome.
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Eden Quartette
St. Louis
Men’s Aid Society
Adiudal
M. EL. Churcil
Wayne and
Young Streets
Plock
Wilson's Bone Dry Plan Seeks Food Bill Passage
President Wilson forges letters with Anti-Saloon League leaders and summons Senate leaders to the White House to harmonize views on the food control measure. He urges dropping prohibitions on beer and wine to prevent delays, proposing limited prohibition to distilled spirits while allowing manufacture of light alcoholic beverages. Senators discuss a compromise granting the President discretion to suspend certain beverage production as part of fast tracking the food bill.
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Senate
Washington
Congress
Wilson
James Cammon
National AntiSaloon League
White House
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Cannon
Sail
Martin
Friends of Th
Army
Extracting Broken Screw Tool Described in Scientine Toys
A drill with a left handed thread is shown to back out a broken screw. The tool is inserted into the broken screw and as it turns it exerts reverse force, easing the screw from its place on its own thread.
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Scientine Toys
Ao Hote
Holt
Lloyd George Voices Peace Question Amid War Talks
Glasgow reports Premier Lloyd George arguing peace only after entente forces reach wartime goals and that peace must be fair to avoid history’s greatest disaster. He criticizes German demands for indemnities and territory, notes Belgium’s independence unlikely to be restored, and defends Britain’s large army in France. Paris reports five French ships sunk by German submarines in the week ending June 24.
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Glasgow
Livya
George
Germany
Prussia
Belgium
Germaan
France
Paris
Admiralty
Germans Capture French Trenches In Verdun Sector
London reports heavy fighting in the Saissons-Rheims area around Cerny Carbeny and Hill 304 near Verdun. German war office claims capture of French positions along the Malancourt Esnes road near Verdun and Avocourt front, while British Haig forces push in Oppy region and raid near Cherisy Loos. Minor actions continue on Russian Austrian and Macedonian fronts with Turkish forces pressing near the Armenian frontier.
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Ch and
Ger
London
Fremans
Cerny
Carbeny
Saissons-Rheims
Hill 304
Avecourt Wood
Verdun
Leng
Corbeny
Laon-Rhims
Gerlin War Office
Malancourt-Esnes
Avacourt
Haig
Ate
Oppy
aAvien
Lens
Cherisy
Loos
Duma Resists Dissolution as Sole Russian Representa
June 30 Petrograd reports the duma refused to dissolve itself, claiming to be the sole representative of the Russian people. The council of workers and soldiers demanded its end, but duma leaders warned that without the duma the country would lose its organized law making body. Also noted is a report that Rent and Terechenka, returning from Brusiloff HQ, were told the army would surely fight on.
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Duma
Petrograd
Council of Workmen’s
Clima
Tereschtenka
Brusiloff
Electorate Reforms Near in Germany Amid Power Limits
Chaos of speculation surrounds German political reform as calls for curbing autocratic powers intensify. Analysts predict rapid moves toward broader electoral constraints and democratic checks within weeks.
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Germany
German Social Democrat Exerts Strong Influence on Empire
State department officials to be called at hand. Amorticia by Seheidemann, after returning from Stockholm, wields power over Germans. Seheidemann argues immediate democracy is the empire’s only remedy. Vorwachs quotes two strong Socialist leaders urging action, noting wide reception of Scheilentuin's article.
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State Department
Seheidemann
Social Democrat
Stockholm
Germany
Vorwachs
Aregan
Scheilentuin
America
Greece May Enter War Against German Allies
London reported Greece may join the Entente in action soon. Greece views itself at war with Germany’s allies though no formal declaration has been made. The recall of German, Austrian, Hungarian, Bulgarian and Turkish envoys from Athens was anticipated as King Alexander’s regime continues.
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Greece
London
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Athens
Alexander
Greecs
Venizelos
Redistribution and Consolidation of the Force for War
Washington reports possible sending of a murine brigade to France as General Pershing builds a 100000 man corps. National Guard units may enter federal service, with redistribution of forces to form infantry divisions and provisional cavalry infantry units. Estimates place total force around 850000, with seasonal troops as core. Key challenge is securing supplies for the growing national guard mobilization ahead of August, as states receive requisitions for equipment.
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Washington
Murine
France
Pershing
Tanal Guard
National Guard
War Department
Naetional “Wardemen
Iran
Offic
County Seat Proceedings Highlight Road Bonds and Ditch Projects
In Friday common pleas, Brown township trustees sought $200 for the poor fund from the general road fund. County commissioners planned road bonds totaling about 40,000 for multiple routes and Snowbnareser road, with details split by district. A hearing authorized the Orr dit eh sale for July 14 and repairs sought. A Toledo and Cincinnati Railway deed transfers 1.6 million dollars for old G W and D railroad. July 1 imposes new mortgage filing fees. County exam saw twenty quail applicants at Edward school. Carriage license issued to Charles Foster and Ellin Fine with required details.
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Sourh Jinlge Bigger
Columbus
Anna J. Stocker
Jd. Laellider
Ipiday
Common Pleas
Trustees of
Brown Township
Pelition
Power Lo Urals
General Road Fund
John Ss. Morgy
C. W. Tarizell Company
Pankrupt
Butt
Alao
cou= wioners Invictary
Plana
Range Line Road
Covington and Dayton
West Milton
Snowbnareser Road
Red Cross
Recorder’s
Hotues
Robert Swaing
Toledo and Cincinnati Railway Company
CG. W. and
Ems
Mohler
Call for Experts to Raise Ohio National Guard Division
Governor Cox and Adjutant General Wood issue a call for experts including mechanics aviators and chat fours to form the Ohio National Guard division authorized by the War Department. Efforts speed up statewide to recruit 74 percent of the needed force with trains ammunition supply and an aero squadron. The governor expresses confidence in success in a telegram to Secretary Baker stating Ohio will form a division the state and nation will be proud. A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Davis Caldwell Street yesterday.
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National Guard
Columbus
Hine
Ohio National Guard
Cox
Wood
Chatfours
Nnlis
Reagan
War Department
Baker
Onio
I Want Ad Offers Small Town Marketplace Clues
A quirky edition hints at bargains and drama in a small town catalog. It teases items like rolls for home use and asks playful questions about a pianola or culinary department, reflecting local curiosity and humor.
The Body Machinery And Its Health Advice
An early 20th century health column explains how breathing air and exercise affect digestion and energy. It warns against overwork and poor diet, promotes regular meals, and suggests a tonic regimen with “Amnrie” and “Antic” to remove uric acid. It notes Dr. Pierce’s Pelletsyer as a longstanding remedy.
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A. W. Short
Pierce
Fragmentary Youth Reflection in The Slagazine
Vague devotional passage from Seceuris du Vins Athaithe Slagazine discusses youth and the idea of divine purpose shaping labor and endurance. The text blends misspelled lines with sporadic phrases about life, death, and a perceived gift to the young, anchored by archaic phrasing and typographical errors.
Fragmented OCR of a press ad and essay on economics
The readable text references Friday, land and Spain, mentions The Fundamental Principle, and hints at historical economic ideas. It also includes garbled names and phrases about a press want ad. The fragmentary content lacks clear events or identifiable individuals to summarize.
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Piqua
Cyrene
A. M
First Christian Church
TH. L. Bailey
Church OF Christ, Scientist
W. V. Hayes
Chautauqua
Gy. Ft. Neale
HW WW
Mlock
Finance Society
J. H. Bailey
Grace M. B. Church
Clarence
Gvinser
G. B. Falk
Colley
ST. Marys Church
John F. Cogan
Sodality of the Immaculate Conception
Extter Prusbythrian
J. Ralph Neale
Bible School
True Patriot
Greene Street
M. E
Presbyterian Church
John Montgomery
Tary Cross Hair Ward
Sam Goods
Ivon To
Gross
Bell
ST. Joan's
Simon Long
Pacts EV
P. J. Gehm
Way School
Hemoem Uct
Ueur
Piqua Baptist Church
Young Peoples’ Meeting
Wilson Ralts
Lloyd-George
Eod
Lim Kaiser
Federal Service
Cullings
Ofvier
Edwardeachool
John Davis
Caldwell Street
Spain
Trentthy
Lappys
Vwaonsics
Couipatli Interdamd
Ion
Lai
Peter
Lee
Algerine
Beth
Berke Creme Dee Orient
Perle
RTS Drug Store
HY and Broadway
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