Tarzan of the Apes shown at Liberty Theatre next Sunday
Attendance at Sunman events includes a dance at St Clair's on Wednesday and a showing of Tarzan of the Apes at Liberty Theatre next Sunday night at 8. No more Saturday shows until further notice. Local residents travel, visit, and attend funerals with multiple names and places listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s
Liberty Theatre
Amelia Bruns
Wm. Osting
Greensburg
Cordi Bruns
Stanley Freeland
Connersville
Walter Bruns
Cincinnati
Charles Ward
France
Albert Behlmer
Lawrenceburg
Will Goldschmidt
Adams Church Ladies Plan Parsonage Painting
The Ladies Society of Adams Church announces a parsonage painting project with Mr. Sand in charge. Locals Elmer Selke and Elmer Nedderman are mentioned among recent departures and returns. Various church members and guests, including Maggie Scherling and families, attended services and visited others over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s
Ladies’ Society of
Terre Haute
John Prickel Jr
John Selke
Fred Drockelman
Rev. Heeseman
F. Miller
Frank Steinfordt
Batesville
Alma Humig
Ida Wissel
Anna
Lillian Heeseman
Elmer
Walter Bernhard
Sunman
Chronic Constipation Advice and Remedies
The piece explains constipation as low moisture in residual food and urges more water, raw fruit, outdoor exercise, and mild laxatives. It endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as easy to take and effective, advising a trial while warning against harsh cathartics that dehydrate the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
National Flower Debate Ends in American Beauty Proposal
Marion Harlan argues in Chicago Daily News for the United States to adopt the American Beauty rose as the national flower. She contrasts other nations’ emblems with legends and notes American origins, rejecting goldenrod and violet as unsuitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Louis VII
Holy Land
France
Ferdinand
Isabella
Spain
Granada
England
Edward I
Henry of Lancaster
Elizabeth of York
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Marion Harlan
Chicago Daily News
Morris Ball Team Beats Batesville 8 to 2 in Nine Innings
Morris players dominated a Sunday game against Batesville, winning 8 to 2 over nine innings. Local residents and visitors, including Mr and Mrs Zillebuehler and families, were noted in attendance and travel around Cincinnati and Columbus areas.
Wallie and Lane Foil Jewelry Theft Plot at Jersey City
Harold Lane, a star reporter, mentors Wallie who longs for glory. Wallie shadows Lane on a big case involving Clever Kate and Dave Ware. Wallie hides in a suit of armor as Kate and Ware plot to flee. Lane is captured but rescued by police and the duo are jailed, with Lane sharing the reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lane
Waite Marshal
Lane
Wallie
Marshall
Waltie
Clever Kate
Dave Ware
Kate
Waldie
Silent Sentinel
Jersey City
Metz
Barclay Building
Atof
The Yankee Smile and Ecuador Railway Battle Tale
A verse tribute to American soldiers with a lively wartime cadence. An American railway official recalls a staged opera revolution in Ecuador, where two armies clash in a valley with 78 officers and three privates, six killed and 15 wounded, ending in government victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecuador
Equal Truths and the Liberty motor debate
A heated exchange compares truth to half truths in a discussion on the Liberty motor. The participants echo a fable about marriage and death as preventive actions, illustrating conflicting outlooks in a sharp debate.
Fate Treats Twins Alike in French War Service
St Louis twins Albert Grierson and Walter Grier served together in France. Both lost jewelry as they were wounded. Albert's diamond ring stone and later his watch and chain vanished, followed by Walter's, and both plan to marry twin sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Grierson
Walter Grierson
St. Louis
France
Albert
Walter
Oldest Active Cowboy Celebrates 91st Birthday
Matt Crosby of Ocate New Mexico, aged ninety one, is honored as the oldest active cowboy in the United States. He marked his birthday by breaking a wild young horse and roping a three year old in just over four minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Crosby
Ocate, N. M
United States
Eteer
Argentina Leads World In Linseed Production
Argentina heads global linseed output with about 3 million acres under cultivation annually, surpassing the 2 million acres reported in the previous era. The data highlight Argentina's dominance in linseed farming and its growing agricultural influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
The Doctor Away From Home When Most Needed
An old advertisement urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand for stomach cramps colic and diarrhoea when a physician is unavailable. It claims the remedy is the best medicine for these diseases and may save life. Phone 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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F. D. Smith
Dr. Vincent
W. W. Férris
Lulu Stewart
Williamsport
Emma Nieman
Theodore
Frank Reibel
Edward Dieselberg
Oakley
Irvan Blackmore
George Cook
Aid
Henry Stohlman
W. W. Big
Alice Mahler
Lebanon
Ethel Sitterding
Quirin Walsman
Adams Church
Tribune
Morris
St. Clair's
Don Little
Eddie Kiefer
Henry Sieg
Fred Sieg
Andy Zins
Jacob Zins
L. Hahn
Pete Dupps
B. Grunkemeyer
Pete Andres
Katherine Zillebuehler
Thos. Davenport
Chas. Winkler
R. F. Reister
Lookout
Geo. Neidl
Wenzel Kabat
Billion
Wis
Lawrence Huber
Lillie Dupps
Nicholas Dupps
Frank Lang
Frank Fishmer
Spades
Columbus
Ind
Vincent Brown
John Volz
Bellevue
Laura Walloe
Fred Bittner
Indianapolis
J. M. Zillebuehler
The
Unies
Madeline Bridges
Chubman
Chabman
N. E. Gregory
Batesville, Indiana
Batesville Tire Repair
Batesville, Ind
Geo. Steinwart
John Dittus
S. E. Cor
Third St
Central Ave
Grand Central Depot
OBIO
Ripley County
Potranes
Aif
Prica
Rome
Fenton Ave
Westweed
Batesville Bank
Batesville Lumber Co
Tri-State Butter Co
Ohio
Iworth
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