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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
6
The phrase indicates an organization plans to split its operations into distinct groups to provide targeted services. It suggests restructuring to improve efficiency and accessibility for different client needs. The notice emphasizes organizational changes rather than specific actions or dates.
United Press reports Indiana cadets in training for officers complete their first month. Artillery and cavalry groups split for specialized training. some cadets headed to Fort Leavenworth and Sparta Wisconsin for postings. Cavalry to Wyoming after finalizing infantry-focused courses.
Trade notes show American toilet goods gaining demand in the Far East amid tariff concerns. Firms Foupec and Engloed report shipment delays and reduced exports as markets shift and supply lines tighten.
Mt Carmel fans watched Warmoth on the mound for Mt Carmel while Irwin fanned eight for the Overlands. Mt Carmel made two errors in a 3 0 loss. The game did not affect league standings as Mt Carmel and Lawrenceville top the league.
About 200 delegates attended the Indiana Millers association annual meeting in Indianapolis with Cerl W Sims of Frankfort presiding. Ralph W, ex congressman, urged state wide efforts to boost land production and sought millers’ aid. fire prevention steps were discussed by fire insurance men. Edgar H Evans outlined federal control plans for certain staples and cooperation with government.
In Naples a former Bourbon palace houses mutilated Italian soldiers. The government offers 70 cents daily for lodging and meals, while work rooms teach tailoring, shoemaking, telegraphy, and typing. Some fear losing support if they become self reliant, so many remain in the sunlit royal garden thinking of life before the war.
The article notes that losing an engagement ring signals extreme luck or a supernatural sign for a girl not to marry the giver. It claims unlucky matchups occur when a suitor’s name starts with the same letter as the girl’s. A dated couplet advises changing the name but not the initial and warns against marrying for worse rather than for better.
The text argues monarchy harms hereditary nobility by weakening rivals. It notes Henry III faced Simon de Montfort and other militant nobles who captured the king on one occasion. It suggests even absolute monarchy grants nobles political status but strips them of real power.
A fragmentary exchange riffing on love and rejection from a New York Times snippet. It mocks social reordered s, listing roles including post office authorities, drivers, retailers, and theaters, framing rejection as a public social inconvenience.
A fragmentary dialogue notes Mrs Glithers once a soulful creature and her choice to marry a good provider. The speaker reflects that the match turned out well but cautions not to credit her for falling in love, suggesting Glithers’ football status influenced the outcome.
The piece traces emblematic use from Shakespeare’s rose to Saxon white horse and flags in England. It notes copper’s decline in modern tech with substitutes like iron wire and enamel iron in industry, paper board as a nonconductive dining mat, and Continental transmission shifts. It also mentions Spain receiving flags from Israelites and the Castile Aragon shield influence on the current Spanish banner.
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