Indiana Wheat and Farm News Across the State
Indiana reports show wheat yields near or above last year with rains delaying threshing in several counties. Army worms damage fields in Kosciusko and Wells, while Ohio River region counties face scab and sunstroke losses. Oil wells emerge in Sullivan, and wool shipments from Bartholomew and Dead ar counties head to market.
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Signing of Versailles Peace Treaty Ends World War
France and Britain hosted a formal ceremony at the Hall of Mirrors as the peace treaty was signed by the German plenipotentiaries and allied powers. The event marked the official end of the world war with observers noting protests by Smuts and German delegates and a solemn mood pervading Versailles.
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Emeralds in History and Value of True Emerald Stones
The emerald has long been valued for engraving and collection since Roman times. Perfect emeralds are rare and fetch high prices, with true emeralds mostly being grass green beryl misnamed as emeralds. Larger stones are exceptionally scarce and command steep sums.
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Fragmentary remark on a woman’s appearance and humor
A sardonic line mocks a woman’s height and dress, suggesting she blends into her clothes and her ears are unseen. The quip uses sarcasm to imply vanity and excess in fashion.
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Declaration of Liberty and a World Union Anthem
A lyrical meditation on liberty and unity, praising the rise of nationhood and the Liberty ideal. It envisions a Republic of the World formed from the Union of nations, ushering a golden age where freedom grows across all races and lands.
Secret dispatch rider saves Washington from Howe plot
A Morristown hero, George Paton, carries a British dispatch to Howe, refuses a temptingly treacherous trap, and delivers it to Washington. The ruse enables redeployment of forces between Morristown and Dobbs Ferry, thwarting enemy plans and earning praise as a premier secret-service rider.
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Siamese twin chicks born in Ohio egg
In Washington Court House Ohio two Siamese twin chicks hatched in a Brownell Packing plant incubator. They are joined by an inch long cartilage under the wings and can both stand and walk. One chick is brunette and the other blond, yet both are perfect specimens with similar features.
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Bandits Thwarted in St Louis Store Attempt
In Henry Petri's St Louis shop two men tried a hold up. Petri reached for his revolver and told them to go away. The bandits fled as they began the attempt.
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