Adoption Degree At Red Men Lodge In Lebanon
Wes Centered Ugen A. L. Neal received adoption degree from Advance lodge last Thursday. About thirty five Advance members attended as visiting degree team performed an acclaimed Adoption degree. Social session included speeches and music, then visitors were hosted to a lunch at Oyster Bay restaurant. Lebanon Red Men plan to travel to Advance to exemplify the Hunters and Warriors degree.
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Advance Lodge
A.L. Neal
Oyster Bay
Lebanon Red Men
Advance
Hunters and Warriors
Big Brother Dave Visits Jim Tayloe With Water
Jim Tayloe hosts his 308 pound brother Dave from Putnam County who travels yearly. Dave arrives last Tuesday at Gibsons grocery and brings a lunch box with a jug of water. Jim jokes he will supply the water next time.
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North Salem Herald
Jim Tayloe
Dave
Putnam Co
Jim
Gibsons Grocery
Jiais
Indiana University invited physicians to visit and assess medical education
President Bryan extends an invitation to all physicians and surgeons in the state to tour Indiana University and the affiliated Indianapolis College of Physicians and Surgeons. Visitors would review the medical school’s organization, clinical hospital, and economic setup, and examine documents showing consistency with eminent medical guidance.
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Indiana University
United States
Bloomington
Indianapolis
School of Medicine
Wisd
Indiana University School of Medicine
State College of Physicians and Surgeons
State University At
Enjoy Life Let Melancholy Be Replaced by Joy
A cheerful admonition urges readers to avoid gloom and hypochondria as the path to happier living. Keep humor, kindness to self, and simple joys to prevent illness, quarrels, and wasted effort. See a vibrant example of contentment in a celebrated figure who remains cheerful despite fame.
Bogus inspectors warn merchants under pure food law
Retailers are warned about fake government inspectors claiming authority under the pure food law. The men demand samples for examination and declare themselves officers, later refusing to pay for the goods.
How He Became Chief of Scouts
A Civil War veteran recounts how he rose to a scouting role after initially avoiding duty. He describes foraging, a hidden Confederate cellar, a woman helper, a staged escape, and how his improvised tale earned him a commission on the general’s staff and later authority to train others.
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Scouts
Bau
F. Townsend South
Crawfurdsville Journal
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Virginia
W.l. Hunt
Advange, Indiana
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Prop
Michigan
Chas. E.mcclaine
Bank of Advance
W. 2. Devol
S. W. Ailes
Mark Wall
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