Christmas Holiday Guests and Local Obituaries in Napoleon
A notes section lists numerous Christmas day visits among Napoleon families including Narwolds Behlmers Dodsons and Abplanalps with extended kin in Indianapolis Cincinnati Virginia and Anderson. The piece also reports the death of Mrs Lottie Brooks near Napoleon and details funeral arrangements at Napoleon Baptist Church and Lutheran Cemetery. It closes with an editorial endorsing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and lung protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Narwold
Frank Stevenson
Joe Heimsath
Venus Taylor
John Narwold
Porter Abplanalp
Indianapolis
William Abplanalp
Florence Behlmer
Virginia
Emerson
Hilbert Lott
Frank Bodenberg
Meta Norwold
Cincinnati
Sophia Norwold
William Dodson
Miss Ruth
Martha Horn
Venus
Helen
Sylvia Taylor
Horace Hazelrigg
Albert Norwold
Clarence Jager
Nelson Reckeweg
Raymond Black
Lottie Brooks
Charles Brooks
Napoleon
Napoleon Baptist Church
Adam Black
Denver Waters
First British Cotton Mill Uses Machinery in 1874
The first cotton mill to employ machinery was built at Birmingham England in 1771 power transmitted by two rails walking around an axis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Christmas Visits and Local Business. One New Case Filed
Charles Beer of Hanover spends Christmas with his mother Mrs. Laura Beer. N. M. Ward of Horton calls on friends. John Meisner of St. Louis visits family in Hanover. Verona McCoy of Indianapolis and many others celebrate. A new case filed: Herman L. Steinkamp doing business as Service Coal and Concrete Products vs John L. Pruis, Hazel Taylor Pruis and Reuben Schrader to foreclose a mechanics lien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beer
Hanover
Laura Beer
N. M. Ward
Horton
John Meisner
St. Louis
F. M. Thompson
Verona McCoy
Indianapolis
Everett Brown
Wilma Rayburn
Belle Hughes
New Marion
Ira McCoy
Vida Reynolds
James McCoy
Mary McCoy
Marion F. Thompson
Frank Thompson
Cincinnati
Chris Kassendick
Sunman
Val Wager
Catherine Kenan
Kenan Wager
Osgood
Earl Holman
Henry Busching
Herman L. Steinkamp
What happens to all liars when they die
Broadway preacher Zasy asks the question and quips that liars lie still as a line from the New York American. The brief item notes a religious figure's remark about truthfulness and mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zasy
New York American
Smell Diffusion Study Shows Currents Drive Spread
Experiments from England and the United States show that odor travels mainly via air currents. Ammonia diffuses through a 1.5 meter tube in over two hours, with diffusion time roughly proportional to the square of length. Camphor rises faster than it diffuses horizontally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Mrs Laura M Hoyt Endorses Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs Laura M Hoyt from Rockport New York recommends Chamberlain's Tablets. She says she has used them for three years and found them splendid for headaches and bilious attacks and is pleased to speak a word in praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Laura M. Hoyt
Rockport, N. Y
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O. C. Meyer
H. Spencer
Ethel Eaton
Alice Abplanalo
Edna Shorten
George Fowl
Alfred Kanning
Ralph
Frank
Denver
Ruth Dodson
Elva Newman
State School For the Deaf
Cora Hertenstein
Anderson High School
Rudolph Hertenstein
Harry Behlmer
Christmas Club
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Batesville Bank
Batesville
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Versailles
Dieckmann’s
West Pearl Street
Batesville Lumber CO
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