Mission to Macedonia Opens with Lydia’s Conversion
The Macedonian call leads Paul and Luke to pre Christian mission in Philippi. Lydia’s heart is opened, she and her household are baptized, and she funds and supports the early church. Open-air prayer by the water marks a pivotal turn in evangelism in Europe and beyond.
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Antioch
Paul
Barnabas
John Mark
Marl
Silas
Locke
Timothy
Lord Jesus
Asia
Trons
Jesus
Damascus Road
Jeruzalem
Christ
Macedonia
Luke
University of Tarsua
God
Phippian
Lydia
Europe
America
Submarine Pioneer to Link New York and Germany
Reports say a 480 foot German submarine will lead a five-ship fleet to carry cargo between Germany and New York. The vessel would transport 66 tons of merchandise and 10 German passengers, signaling a new undersea service to bypass traditional shipping routes. Financial markets showed interest and skepticism as bankers debated the feasibility and motives of the plan.
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Germany
New York
Treshl
Geroys
Fedmrany
Tive
Lightning Kills Two Men Hurts Woman in Columbus Area
Reports say two men died and a woman was injured by a lightning strike near Columbus. The fatalities include a man named Hult and his brother Glenn 260 who were hauling logs when the storm struck. A woman in Walhonding was injured by a bolt hitting a home, with widespread damage reported across several townships and many houses ruined.
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Columbus
Fraveynburg
Zaness
Soman
Walhondingwan
Wassewurge
Glenn
Pras Ysbare
Mis
Kite Ceetty
Market Cess Active In War Steel Demand Shifts
New York The Iron Age notes a general market slowdown but cites strong demand for war steel and plate. The Steel corporation awarded the British government a large shell forging contract ranging from 200 000 to 2400 000 tons, with additional work from a Shenango Valley company and ongoing eastern Pennsylvania forgings pushing totals over 400 000 tons.
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New York
Steel Corporation
Het
Shell
Bhenango
Peninsivania
Gas strike and fire at Warren suburb scene of long gas flare
A gas well near Warren ignited at 16 feet depth causing a blaze and large flame seen in the area. Authorities report a gas strike and ongoing investigations. At New Philadelphia a poisoning case leads to a court summons for Clarence Laferty, while a county child’s home placement is noted. The currency controller declares a dividend for First National Bank of New Rochmond, and a shooting gallery owner in Toledo dies from an accidental shooting by a patron. the suspect is under arrest.
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Warren
Thins
New Hwichmond O
First National Bank of
New Rochmond
Fragmented OCR notice hints at public sale details
The readable fragments reference a public sale action with officials and a rooftop context. Names and exact dates are unclear, but the piece indicates a formal notice involving a request to allow certain items to be seated or moved, framed as a municipal or legal proceeding.
Rumors of a Breach at Washington Involving Lansing and Witsen
Rumors say a breach occurred between Secretary of State Lansing and President Witsen amid potential Lansing retirement. Inside reports note discord on policy between the president and Lansing, with whispers of tension within administration circles and a Metaphreanial Mag influence. Names and places are inconsistently captured in the fragmentary OCR.
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Wachingter
Lansing
Witsen
Polk
Lanwine
Ambiguous OCR Record on Political Figure and Accident
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions Findlay O ketitor Heitler seeking a second term as representative and a chaotic rail accident story. It references William Rawlings, Baltimore and Ohio railway, a brakeman, crushed feet, a locomotive coupling, and a near fatal outcome for Stephen Manassas Ald. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations.
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Findlay
Ketitor Heitler
Lorain
Hecht
William Rawlings
Haltimore
Ohio
Kimer Stephens
Manassas
Rawlines
Stephen
Poodle Escapes in Transit Sparks Court Action
In Akron a dog claim unfolds as a poodle slips from a train car en route from Marion to Barberton. Ervin Behard of Harberton seeks recovery of the pet in a Harberton Justice Court while the railroad company claims it already sent two dogs to Echard, which he denies owning.
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Akron
Bea Cadar
Gateway
MC Atimeteville Po
Barberton
Harberton Justice Court
Ervin Behard
Harberton
Haltimore & Ohio
Makes Record Time in New York Trade Voyage
A damaged OCR fragment reports a sprint to finish in 14 minutes and 72 seconds. It mentions Mr Haw and a 22 minute mark, with references to American messages to President Wilson and government officials.
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Wachington T
New York
Haw
Wilses
Carranza Ultimatum risks shows of strength in Mexico talks
Reports say Carranza aims to pressure Washington with a bold display of force as Pershing’s column holds a base near Nalle and Villa gun and munitions are found in a canyon east of a border outpost. Supplies included rifles and machine guns seized while a civil guard is organized under U S guidance.
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wWlersy
FL Valle
Haylee Erste
Carranza
Piette
Nanttquipa
Mex de Radio
Oto Colubus NM
Sian
Opvant
United States
Weesten Perahiog
Mexico
Mail Raids Must Geage U S Demand
Officials express concern that mail raids divert commerce from America and question actions if Allies remain stubborn. Government officials weigh possible strategies as the issue prompts debates on countermeasures and international alignment.
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U.S
Bulgarian Army Crosses Border and Serbs Report Allied Moves
Fragmented wire service style summary reports Bulgarian forces crossing into Saloniki and Kavala area with assaults at Serres, while Serbian and Greek forces react. Allied commander Sarrail notes Serbian resistance and broader Balkan front maneuvers. Separate item notes a fatal auto accident near Zanesville and references to political publications and religious weeklys.
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Saloniki
Greece
Geert
Gsernan Cavans
Salomki
Kavalia
Serres
Sera
Aegean Sea
Cerfa
Sarrail
London
Verdun
Attace
Tiali Tegiety
Naced
Canmure
Italy
World War Peace Efforts Mentioned by President Amid War Talk
The article notes President e a palavra on peace efforts promising a possible termination of the war. It references U S and British actions, notes Ford’s peace initiative, and mentions a note to Germany. It also describes related political maneuvering and public statements about diplomacy and blockade concerns. The piece then shifts to a domestic tragedy involving a nurse and a suicide note, followed by a separate report of a torpedoed liner and a girl found dead near a railroad station.
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Wanimeton
Oberhe Tay
Ehroorn
Wren
Preaan Ff
Cirl
Martford City
Indiana
Jelle Asbhaugh
Mra Charnes Ashbauch
Penneyivanta
John Starkey
Belgian lace sale aids refugees in wartime relief drive
Thousands of Belgian lace pieces, woven by women in occupied Belgium under dire conditions, are being bought and shipped by the Belgian relief committee. Laces range from tiny motifs to handkerchiefs, priced to raise funds as they bear the committee’s mark proving origin. A shop sale opens under Mme. dalo.
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Belgium
Helgian Relief Committee
Mme
Paul Hijmans Related to Belgian Minister Dally Chropiclo
Paul Hijmans identified as wife of Belgian minister Dally Chropiclo in London coverage.
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Paul Hijmans
Dally Chropiclo
London
Sheriff Lane Story Clock Confession Sparks Banter
In Gloucester Sheriff Lane shows guests an old clock in his home and notes he winds it every night for 80 years. An old deputy quips that the timepiece is an eight day clock, turning the mood of the gathering with humor.
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Sheriff Lane
Gloucester
Lane
Sense of Smell Could Detect Musk Part in Grain
A human sense of smell is so powerful that it may detect about three hundred millionth of a grain of musk, illustrating extreme olfactory sensitivity.
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Moody Bible Institute
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Western Newspaper Union
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George P Darrow
Priladelphia
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Connecticut
Republy
CESS
Poisner
New Philadelphia
Clarence Lafferty Oged
Jasentio Court
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Spring
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Toledo
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Galery
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Robie
Rohawk
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Akkrog
Pershing
Villa
J A. H Hopking
Morristown
Congressional Union
Washington
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Paris
Sho
Newark -Rote Miller
Zanesville Ware
Fils Auto
Nathanal Road
Gacgts
Sarate A Ryringsy
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Wade
Theodore
Lavigne
Mr Ford
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Hanga
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Lewis Lake
Odio
General Board
Methodist Epicopal Church
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Coleens
Eifler
Watopan
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Great Britain
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Tred
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Wrnd
Avibije
Goaimany
Clee
Sussex
Dover
Edward Mathatl
Lapland
Cleveland
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City OF
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Raffaio
Sam
Pocechins
Foffalo
Niagera Falls
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Eland
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Cleveland & Buffalo Transit CO
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Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
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Coast Line
Niagara Falls
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Theda & Line
Rome
ASEAR
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Great Lakes
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