Finland The Land of Many Waters in History and Myth
A vivid portrait of Finland as the Land of Many Waters, describing its landscapes, seasons, people, and customs. It covers geography, language roots, social classes, land tenure, and festivals from Christmas to Midsummer, including baths, diet, and rural work life.
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Finland
Thousand Lakes
Altal
Russia
Dukko
Tapo
Bill to Be Introduced for Better Indiana Roads System
Noblesville reports Dr. WW Woods proposes a three member state highway commission two women and a civil engineer paid by the state to study road plans. An elected patrolman per district would enforce repairs with strict resignations for nonperformance and a new road fund distribution across towns and counties.
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Noblesville
WW. G. Woods
Titan
Hamilton
Indland
State Highway Commission
Adiview
Leente
Woods
Spencer County Tobacco Crop Sold at Rockport Auction
In Rockport on January 3 the Spencer county tobacco crop delivery began with one to two million pounds expected at the local warehouse. The sale to the American Tobacco Company brought $3.00 to $9.00 per hundred pounds, about $1 less than last year, easing cash struggles for tenants who were unpaid from the Green River pool. Delivery will take two to three months. In Terre Haute on January 2 William Newkirk, a glassblower, was fined $1 and costs after forcibly washing Leo West’s feet, an act deemed assault by Justice McGuinn.
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Spencer County
Rockport
American Tobacco Company
Green River Pool
Terre Haute
Jan
William Newkirk
Justice McGuinn
Leo West
Newkirk
Two Girls Killed by Train at Mishawaka Crossing
Marian De vinter nine and Rosalia Devinter seven were killed instantly when they stopped on the Lake Shore track at a Mishawaka crossing.
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South Bend
Marian Devinter
Rosalia Devinter
Lake Shore
Mishawaka
Say Girl Is Only Twelve
Richmond reports a prosecutor and juvenile court officer investigating a marriage alleged to involve a girl said to be twelve years old to a man twenty five. The girl Georgiana Doyle lived with grandparents and claimed sixteen on marriage. The county clerk questioned the age amid affidavits by grandparents claiming she was of marriageable age.
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Richmond
Rettler
Elizabeth Candleer
Georgiana Doyle
Joseph Allen
Benjamin F. Hensley
Fire at Aurora Causes $15,000 Loss on Jan 3
An explosion from two gasoline stoves in Gustav T. Langley’s tin shop in Aurora ignited a blaze spreading to Charles L. Scharff’s meat market Hugh D. McMullen Harry K H McMullen Cassius W McMullen’s law offices and Dr William C Henry’s second floor office. Estimated loss is $15,000 with small insurance. Terre Haute Jan 4.
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Aurora
Lawrenceburg
Gustav T. Langley
Charles L. Scharff
Hugh D. McMullen
Harry KH. McMullen
Cassius W. McMullen
William C. Henry
Indiana News In Brief: Drownings, Fires, and Sentences
Madison Thomas Johnson drowned while selling the steamer Alma. left a widow and six children. Taylor the Southeastern Railway conductor lost his right toy after being caught by cars. The Old Ladies Home Society in Jeffersonville will receive 100 from Miss Mary Jane Rowland's death. A Kemp M. E. church reception welcomed 36 new members. Decker Henry Dexman burned when an acetylene plant exploded at his Melon Farm, breaking up a birthday party. Shelbyville: Omer Taylor jailed 60 days and fined 20 for assaulting Police Chief Manlove. William Baxter given 30 days. Fred Collins and Ralph Law fined. Lawrenceburg Amos J. Hitefield, 52, burned in smokehouse accident. South Bend real estate man Roy A. Winchester pleads guilty to forgery. six months suspended and 50 fine. to leave city if leniency granted. Shelbyville Dell Stevens released from jail. Kansas City authorities consider murder charge if he confesses regarding a Greek killing seven years earlier. Columbus Mrs Will A Brown survived lamp explosion burning face and head after stumbling down cellar steps. Rushville Orthia Sharp, 1 year old, burned when brother lit a match on clothing. Mishawaka at crossing south Mishawaka two girls killed. August Bokhent injured by Lake Shore train. Bedford Elza Knight employed at
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Madison Thomas Johnson
Alma
Linton Ross
Taylor
Southeastern Railway
Defersonville
Old Ladies" Home Society
Mary Jane Rowland
Tipton
Kemp M. E
Ralph Law
Lawrenceburg
Amos J. Hitefield
Ohio
Indiana
South Bend
Roy A. Winchester
Walter A. Funk
Wincheater
Shelbyville
Dell Stevens
Kansas City
Columbus
White
Will A. Brown
Rushville
Orthia Sharp
Mia
Raymond Sharp
Mishawaka
August Bokhent
Lake Shore
Bokhent
Bedford
Elza Knight
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