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Silver Lake Record in Silver Lake, Indiana

10 Jul 1919

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Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1919

Page

2

Indiana Wheat, Mines, and Rail News Across Counties

Weevil-damaged Wells county wheat prompts uncut tracts. Madison county reports spring wheat behind winter. Terre Haute notes Inland Coal and Mining receiver action for 48 former employees. Evokes broader Indiana transport, tax shifts, price increases, and public works in Lafayette, Hammond, Indianapolis, Columbus, and Fort Wayne with varied crop yields and steel housing contracts.

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Bluffton Wells County Anderson Madison County Terre Haute Inland Coal and Mining Company Fred Brist Hvansville Indiana Vanderburg Washington Magiolia St. Nazaire Boston Mass Ancon T. Nazaire Newport News General Goethals Lafayette West Lafyette Hammond Tumet Lake Ochigan Langdon Pearce Iago King Gary East Chicago Idianapolis Biya Jingburg E. M. Murphy North Nancy Arnold Greensburg Mary E. Trout Frank Della’Allen Cicero Clarissa Jok Walton Amanda S. John Arissa A. Blutton Greenfield Mary Miscaiah E. Conyers Attica Destructo Rushville Rush County Evansville Goodrich Columbus Bartholomew County Dan Tripljn Tom and Albert Batchelor Red” Parker Tolleston State Bank Herman Uecker Lee Spiers B. Bielich Rochester Fulton County Wool Growers’ Association New York Lucerne Kewanna P. S. Penna Indiana Bituminous Operators’ Association Vincennes Wabash Fort Wayne Indiana Christian Endeavor Union O. F. Gilliam Berne Mary Roy Thomson Indianapolis Evan Williams A. H. Moore Tipton J. W. Lake Warsaw Hillis L. Avery Muncie Bedford Indiana Quarries Company General Motors Company Detroit Mich Liberty South Bend Christie Agricultural Extension Department Purdue University Congress State Capitol Alexandriag Marion
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Stierheim the Dugout Builder and Bravest of War Fronts

Writings portray Stierheim as a fearless sergeant who carried water and munitions, built a dugout from a buried log, and repeatedly risked life to aid comrades. He retrieved a fallen sergeant in No Man's Land, tended wounds, washed shirts, buried the dead, and faced shellfire with unshakable resolve.

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Stierheim Sergenant Stterheim Flo
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Bravery on Battle Front Deserves the Distinguished Service Cross

Richard Stierheim, a 27 year old carpenter from Ingomar near Pittsburgh, refused to bear arms in France as a conscientious objector. In the 79th division he aided wounded men and built dugouts while fellow soldiers praise him as one of the bravest, though he remains under guard at Camp Dix.

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New York Richard Stierhelm Camp Dix France Stierheim 315Th Infantry Ingomar Pittsburgh Dick” Stierheim the World Sparrows Point Baltimore Camp Meade Maryland United States Germany Spain D.S. C Stlerheim
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Sphagnum Moss Dressings Aided War Wounds

In an interview Yale botanist George I Nichols explains how sphagnum moss, long used in Scotland and Ireland, became a Red Cross adopted surgical dressing in 1918. Moss from North America and Europe offered superior absorbency, cheaper manufacture, and better quality than cotton dressings, with production scaling to hundreds of thousands monthly for the Italian army and Allied hospitals.

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Scotland Ireland New Haven George I. Nichols Sheffield Scientific School Yale University Nichols American Red Cross Europe Connecticut North American Red Cross British War Office England Canadian Red Cross Newfoundland Nova Scotia New Brunswick Vancouver Island Washington New Jersey
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Men and aging ideals in a lifelong generosity view

The speaker argues that while enthusiasm fades with age, many men remain generous at heart. He notes increasing cynicism, shifting priorities to self interest after fifty, but insists most people still sustain a generous core and respond to the right appeals.

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Mr. Goslington
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Enver Pasha Seeks Refuge Among Tartars in Transcaucasia

The German Christian Science Monitor reports Enver Pasha late of Turkey is traced to Transcaucasia living among Tartars. He is blamed for crimes in Turkey and for plundering a large sum deposited by the Committee of Union and Progress. His whereabouts invite Turkish and British action.

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Enver Pasha Turkey Transcaucasia Committee of Union and Progress Christian Science Monitor
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Which Sex Is Warmer in Wit Says a Kid Debate

Seven year old Dorothy claims women are more intelligent while nine year old Joe counters that men are wiser. Dorothy cites mothers abilities as proof but Joe notes dads quick repairs with safety pins and fast talking while he pins.

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Ney Dorothy Joe Mother
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Meandering Mike laments past dislike of work and Plodding Pete agrees they avoid action to prevent being mistaken for I W W members.

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Mike Pete
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