Armenian Tragedy Spreads as Aid Appeal Rises
Mary Louise Carmichael portrays Armenia as a resilient Christian nation under Turkish oppression. The American Committee of Armenian and Syrian Relief seeks 30 million dollars for immediate aid to over 2.5 million homeless people in Armenia and Syria, including 400,000 children, with Indiana's share set at 629,172 dollars and a promise that five dollars a month can save a life.
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Armenia
Rome
Asia Minor
Caucasus
Egypt
Turkey
Germany
Belgium
Paris
American Committee
Near East
Western
Asia
Syria
America
Indiana
National Fund
City Trust Building
Indianapolis
War Chest
Miami
Montgomery
Ohio
Steuben
Carroll
Harrison County
Local Notes On Ills And Fires In The Community
Center area reports show Artie Carrs with new electric whips making brighter streets. Fire touched Samuel Selbers house but Help arrived and the building was saved. Glenn Pathosas retired from discharge and rests at home among friends. Whititenberger family and neighbors sick with disease. Armistice news brings word from Gay Aker staying well. Revival meetings continue with good turnout and interest.
Mules and Moguls in a Stage Show of Industry
A parable from Industrial Conservation in New York portrays Wage-Payer the Showman and Industry the Mule in a clash over profits and feeding the act. Wage-Payer quits after wage-earners demand more, Agitator spurs conflict, and the Mule teeters between performance and malnutrition, ending with a warning about balancing scene changes and finances.
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America
Jour Orura
Vandavil
Vodeviel
New York
Lakeside Notes On Local Goings On And Health
Charles Netzen rushed to the John Homan home last week while Merit Longbrake furthers farm work by adding to the chicken house. Morris Parker was seen on our streets Monday and Theodore Parker is on the sick list. Paul Newcom recovering after appendicitis surgery at McDonald hospital. Widespread illness noted in the community. Revival services at Center progress well and Fairview meeting continues with fair results. A Db Taylor and son Harry busy cutting wood for next war year.
Who Is The Real Employer In Industry
A quoted view from Industrial Conservation New York argues that manufacturers and contractors are not true employers. It says they are directors and fellow craftsmen who employ manual workers on behalf of product purchasers, who are the real employers.
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Éaftsmen
New York
Understanding Each Other and Postwar Cooperation Gains
The text notes war fosters unity among business men and the value of new cooperative measures to offset wartime outlays. It claims labor recognizes existing and planned cooperation between manufacturers, with the aim of strengthening industrial harmony and a new spirit among American workers.
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Industrial Conservation
New York
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Ladies” Home Journal
McCalls ‘Modern
Priscilla
Record Office
Silver-Lake
W. N. “McClure Claypool, Ind
George A. Brush
Charliss
Hanson
Notartes
Callat
Kosciusko
Wabash Counties
McClure & Parker
Fred McKown
O. W. Scaart & Co
Newark
Saie
Roscoe Self
Helser
Forssale
Thrifty Shoats
Sieven & Allisbaugh
Silver Luke
Silver Lake
H. K. Slaybaugh
Akron Telephone
W. H. Kern
Brush & Hansen
Benjamin Franklin
Mnow
BLISS
Poe Sear
Persecuervign
Mary Louise Carmichael
Artie Carr
Artie
Evenine Samuel Selbers House
Galight
Ben
Glenn Pathosas
Tere
Whititenberger
Boye
Janes Gaines Gill
Albert Withenherver
Jhn Reber
Samuel Clink
Sid Aker
Vlad
Gay Aker
Burdeen Sellers
Davis
Lbis
William ‘Little
Eiza Hrady
Red Davis Home
Tians
Tex
Tadassis
Grogey
Wage-arners
Agitator
Nou
Tor
Charles-Netzen
John Homan
Merit Longbrake
Morris Parker
Theodore Parker
Paul Newcom
McDonald Hospital
Fairview
A. Db
Taylor and Son
Harry
H. R
Claypool,nd
J.C. Hay
Farmers Bank
A. H. Bowen
Ira Leckrone
Silver Lake, Ind
Jefferson St
E.A. Huff
South Buffalo Street
Warsaw, Ind
Bertram Shane
At Law
Warsaw
Brush & Hanson
Commercial State Bank
Brubaker’s Law
John D. Cill
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