Moto Upsets Fireman Hurt In Columbus Road Crash
A car wheel slipped over a blind culvert on Columbus road injuring Captain J C Fink of the Akron fire department and throwing him from the automobile. Four other men were in the car. three escaped while one was pinned and later extricated. Captain Fink suffered a fractured left hip and was taken to Mt Vernon hospital then home to Akron.
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Columbus Road
Milena
Thin Ekiy
Bumay
J. C. Fink
Tin Anto Mobile
Fink
Captain Fink
Akron
Norman Thwaites
Renewals Of Red Cross Affiliation Come In Rapidly
Red Cross renewal memberships arrive quickly with about 2,008 members yet to sign up. Officials urge prompt renewals to avoid subscription breaks and delays. The message emphasizes timely reminders are costly and chapters should act soon to close the campaign.
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RED Cross
How This Nervous Woman Got Well
A affected woman describes four years of irregularities weakness and nervousness. Doctors failed to help until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her restoring regularity and health. She urges others to consider the herb remedy based on long experience and proven results.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Alice
Egtigne Exte
Judier E. Co
Lynn
Mase
Bible as Greatest Book Says Prof Phelps in Detroit News
The Detroit News quotes Professor William Lyon Phelps arguing the Bible shapes literature and language. He cites Job quotes and biblical influence on Kipling Bunyan Lincoln and poetry, calling the Bible essential to education and enduring prose.
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William Lyon Phelps
The
University
Phelps
Job
Hume
Gibbon
Rose
Kipling
Henry
Bunyan
Lincoln
Kent
Detroit News
Welcome for Twins and a Dragonfly Moment
A fragmentary Atlantic Monthly snippet features Capt. Norman Thwaites of the British Intelligence and a Baywater constable, a sugar shortage joke, and a reflection on enduring beauty. The narrator recalls a dragonfly by a lily pad and muses on resilience amid war and change.
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Paul
Brooks
Robert M. Gay
Atlantic Monthly
Origin of Turks Traced Through Japhet Line, Oxmanit Historiana
The text claims the original Turk descended from Nash through a biblical flood lineage. It states nine people survived the ark and that Turk emerged as the eldest son of Japhet during the flood. Turka, Tartar Khan, Mogul Khan and Mongol links are described, with Turks often victorious before Christian history.
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Oxmanit
Nash
Mount Arrat
Japhet
Turk
Alindje Khan
Tartar Khan
Mogul Khan
Tartar
Mogul
Waste Utilization Conference in Birmingham Midlands
A Midlands conference arranged with the Naval War Salvage Council discussed waste use in Birmingham. The Lord Mayor noted 1000 tons of oil collected annually, refined into fuel sold at 1000 dollars per ton. Recovered waste paper earned 85000 dollars, and materials from slaughterhouses and condemned foods were repurposed into manure and fat for soap making.
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Midlands
Birmingham Teewatly
Naval War Salvage Council
Birmingham
Alauguer Houses
Ex-Governor Wrank 1. Willa Discusses German Diplomacy
Ex governor Wrank 1. Willa spoke at the Church of Chetat on German Kultur and diplomacy. He warned against Kaiserism and divine right, linked liquor policy to efficiency, and cited sources from Out of their Own Mouths. He urged nationwide prohibition and criticized Berlin's actions during wartime.
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Wrank
Willa
Chetat
Provinia
Willie
William I
Gemany
Willis
William TL
Kinga
Tong
Huasia
Natone
Berlin
Uquar Trafic
Wing
Police raid yields liquor furnishing charge in home case
John Welxant pleaded not guilty to keeping a price where and Antoxtemting Heynen to furtba be given away amid a raid on a home at 641 Went and Sugar Arrente. Mayor Bair set a July 1 hearing as detectives reported an under surveillance operation Sunday afternoon and arrest results followed.
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John Welxant
Heynen
Furtba
Pleads Not Guilty to Police Liquor Charge
Charion Armatronk pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Mayor Mair Monday morning. A hearing was set for 2 o clock July 18.
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Charion Armatronk
Mayer Mair
Ula
Evelyn Sebring Dies at Seventeen in State Hospital
Evelyn Sebring, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tf Sebring of Froitertektown, died Sunday morning after a year-long illness in the State Hospital. Her body was brought to Bredpelektown for burial.
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Yvalyn Sebring
Tf. Sebring
Froitertektown
Lieutenant Blossed Blower Returns From Camp Mery Training
Lieut Blossar here after short course of instruction at the Small Arie training school Camp Mery Olde. He will voyage home on furlough then report again at Camp Readed Maryland.
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Frank Blower
Formar High
Camp Mery
Olde
Ubwenen
Paport
Camp Ateade
Maryland
Clerk Carrier Examination Notice at Mt Vernon
United States postal service announces clerk and carrier examinations in Mt Vernon Obio with application details and contact for the local post office board. Persons urged to address inquiries to the Vernon Post Office in Mississippi.
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United States Chelt Service SomMission
Mt Vernon
Herview Board
Vernon Post
National Army Sees Valor as Troops Arrive in France
A New York Herald observer describes American National Army units arriving in France and the eager volunteers preparing for frontline duty. He notes pride, sacrifices, and diverse backgrounds among the first ten thousand men, including snipers in training and humor from Black soldiers easing tension amid war.
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France
Don Mirtin
New York Herald
America
England
Bam
National Army
Milleus
Massachusetts
Middle West
Tne Lumber Buntnona
Democracy
United States
Mbin
Eltiaenthin
Tsew
Bank Terks
Horthenstern Kenney
Tne
Ban on loafing orders issued to peace officers
Sheriff Vrooman issues county wide orders prohibiting loafing in Wabash Indiana to all peace officers. The directive targets men and boys avoiding work during the war with Germany and Austria. The public is urged to report loafers so they may be jailed or sent to the state farm.
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Lce
Hinself
Pritz
Crazy Fritz
Black Frits
Fritz
Jane
Ike
United States
France
Alabama
Wabash, Ind
Siate
War at Sea Echoes Through YMCA Letter from Overseas
A YMCA secretary abroad describes the war’s grim toll in England a torpedoed ship signifying danger. He notes the tang the war produces and reflects on the impact of such losses on civilians and crews alike.
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England
Staple
Mites of Proofreader Named at The Daily Banner
Mise Helen Darling assumed duties as banner proofreader at The Daily Banner office following the resignation of Mine Mere Moree who moved to Akron. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Taylor and Mr. Clyde Churett motored to Atlantic City to attend a convention and related events.
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Mise
Helen Darling
Daily Banner Offee
Milne
Mere Moree
Akron
Tale
Goodyear Three Stubber Co
Atlantic City
C. G. Taylor
Clyde Churett
Atlanttic City
Mr. Taylor
Me Chuveh
Bop
Navy Callup for William McBroom From Aurora College
William McBroom was called to the navy Saturday night in Chicago after completing examinations there. He had been attending Aurora College in Aurora, Illinois, before returning home for the call to service.
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William McBroom
Chicago
Navy
McBroom
Aurora College
Aurora
Keloal
Brothers Arrive Safely in France
Mrs. Walter M. Riley of this city has word that her brothers Sergeant Harvey Staats and Private Harry Staats have arrived safely in France.
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Mra
Walter M. Riley
Thi City
Harvey Staats
Harry Staats
France
Trial by Ordeal in Japanese Household Theft Case
A Japanese household theft prompts a traditional ordeal where servants must write a fixed word with a shared brush. The procedure, traced in Meographs, requires muscular focus and reveals the culprit. The method, seen as more humane than past boiling-water tests, reflects historical punitive practices.
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Japan
Siege Worth the City, Marvel Quoted Debate
A fragment quotes Tk Marvel arguing a city is worth siege and victory costs, questioning strategy and the disposition of forces. The lines imply debate over whether guarding or assaulting a city yields worth without clear plan.
Will Post Names Of W G Pledgers In Hillary Township
Imprisonment for county work, pledgers to be notified by posting notices in post offices. Hillary township notice sent to Postmaster Glenn Baker to post at Centerhines post office, with subsequent postings to Danville and Greer.
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Hillary Township
Glenn Baker
Centerhines
Hsia Weer
Danville
Greer
A E F Must Be Written Out In Future
The Ohta Rainhaw Reveillé the official organ of the 160th Infantry orders that letters to the American Expeditionary Forces in France must spell A E F in full, to avoid confusion with the Australian Imperial Force. The switch follows confusion over the designation A I O with YALL R.
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France
Ohta Rainhaw
160Th Infantry
Vacation Needs and Men's Wear Sale Listing
The notice advertises a wide assortment of apparel and undergarments including men's shirts and sport shirts in white with stripes, dress shirts with laundry or soft cuffs, various union suits in multiple sizes, and women's hose and silk products. Prices range from 60 cents to $1.75 per item, highlighting quality guarantees on gauze weight cadet hose and silk products.
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Porcale Dreas
Vale
Nainsook Union
Athletic Union Ruita
Moen
Aloes
Alzea
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Mass
F. B. Willis
Church of Christ
Evelyn Sebring
Banner
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W. G. Pledgers
Bik
A. R. McBeth
Cene B&w
Cor
Aceliitan
Algex
Douds Diy
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