Urges Women to Support the Liberty Loan
By Mrs. Antoinette Funk vice chairman of the Woman's Liberty Loan Committee the piece calls on women to fund the war effort through liberty bonds noting bonds as low as fifty dollars with flexible payment options it stresses democracy liberty and national unity and urges every woman to buy a bond or persuade others to do so highlighting the war as a defense of life against oppression and a safer home for children.
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Antonette Funk
Antoinette Funk
Woman's Liberty Loan Committee
The
United Press
Washington
Joan’committee
Europe
Lusitania
Eafe
America
Rag Leesville Visit and Decoration Exercises Report
Rag Leesville, William Keck and daughter Mrs William Simpson near Loogootee spent Thursday through Saturday with Mr and Mrs T G Wadsworth. A large number of people attended Decoration exercises here Wednesday.
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William Keck
William Simpson
Loogootee
Mro
T. G Wadsworth
Margaret Mason's Fashion Hints on Wooly Trends
In a breezy New York column, Margaret Mason notes Third Avenue chic as Fifth Avenue knitters flood streets with woolen gear. Soldiers, sailors, and fashion-minded ladies sport mufflers, chest protectors, and yarn-trimmed garments. The piece covers dresses, lingerie, hats, veils, and parasols all embellished in wool, predicting a 1917 wartime surge in wool embroidery and "wooly" styles.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Angerie
Farhion
Ann
Mother Soose
Local residents attend Decoration services and visits
The article lists numerous local residents and their movements from Odon to Bramble and Washington, noting Decoration day attendance, family visits, and social calls. It mentions Elmer Flinn and family from Linton, Mrs Susanna Flinn, John W. Cricklow and wife, Logan Gant and family, Sydney Bowman on Wednesday, and Trustee A M Clark traveling to Washington to greet the new superintendent. It also notes weather hoping for settled conditions and motions of residents to register for upcoming local matters.
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Roberts
Odon
Alex Wallowe
T. G. Wadeworth
Huw
T. G. Wadsevorta
Plainville Social Roundup at Sunday Services
Plainville residents attended Odd uridl Services Sunday. Austin Taylor and family from Lingon visited with relatives. James Rink and Sys Louis McKittrick hosted Sunday gatherings. Elf Day hosted by Cyrus Day, and Noah Daman’s daughters visited Elnora relatives. Will Fletcher and Harry McBride visited Raleigh Sawyer. Kidd England and Rosco England spent time with their family. Sylvester Hackler and family stayed with Wel Hackler in Washington. Margaret Runnerla continues Sunday visitations.
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Clars Pollows
Austin Taylor
Lingon
James Rink
Sys
Louis McKittrick
Elf Day
Cyrus Day
Noalh Daman
Daugisters
Elnora
Afra
Will Fletcher
Harry McBride
Raleigh Sawyer
Mrs. Kidd England
Rosco
England
Sylvester Hackler
Wel Hackler
Washington
Margaret Runner
Davis Purchases Vingennes Drug Store in Vincennes
Davis, of its city, has purchased the Wood Watjen drug store on Main Street in Vincennes. He plans to take charge today. Davis has been in the drug business for years and previously worked at Fred S. Craig and with Williams the dressmaker. London reports more Allied sacrifices as golf notables Watt and Carr are noted. Watt dies after leg amputation from shrapnel at Vimy Ridge and Carr is missing. Tomatoes used for stock feed and oil in Italian industry.
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Davis
Vinveones
Vincennes
Main Street
Vin]cennes
Fred S. Craig
Tor Williams
London
David Watt
Vimy Ridge
Frank Carr
Trench Tales From London Report on Lagnicourt
A wounded Australian recalls the battle at Lagnicourt describing German charges lasting seven minutes or more and intense close combat with butt-ends bombs and improvised weapons. He mentions a comrade named Pritz losing his head and quotes violent acts to illustrate German ferocity.
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London
Lagnicourt
Pritz
Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies Offered for Families
An old advertisement touts Humphreys remedies for mothers fathers nurses and invalids with a claim of over sixty years of trust. Sold by druggists with cash on receipt of price. Free mailed medical book and address at Comet at York.
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Humphreys
Argent
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the Daily Democrat
Cabel & Kauffman Suit Department
Cabel & Kauffman
Margaret Mason
Miss Zepher
Eli Day
Will Wineger
Carl Porer
Frank Eaton
Cor- Nettsville
Fergerson
John Wusman
Will Nowling
Charles Killen
Claude Killion
Austin Sawyer
Underwood PhD
Plainville
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