Opening dance at Batesville Fair Grounds features Eureka Band
The Oldenburg area social activity notes an opening dance at Batesville Fair Grounds on Saturday evening June 5 with music by Eureka Band and latest tunes by Jazzmo Band. Several locals attend weddings, visits, and travels across Cincinnati Indianapolis and Mount Clemens, including Pistner Karg wedding guests and various family visits.
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Batesville Fair Grounds
Eureka
Jazzmo
Wm. Karg
Ronan
Gust Kiein
Connersville
Pistner-Karg
Ed Bauman
Cincinnati
Jos. Niese
Ben Karg
Mt. Clemens Michigan
Clara Pistner
Wm. Hoelker
Albert Springman
Indianapolis
Clarissa Feldkamp
Elmer Kellerman
Jos. Ortman
St. Bernard
August Ortman
Ben Lessing
West Virginia
Alma
Clara Lampe
Martin Lampe
Gust Moeller
Herman Enneking
Do Your Best to Keep Health and Work Up to Speed
The passage urges individuals to do all they can for family welfare by maintaining good physical health. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for constipation biliousness and indigestion with simple directions claiming it helps users feel better and capable of daily labor.
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Chamberlain
Local Notes From Pepper town and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Jasper Rust on the sick list. Fred Teufel visited Will Kahler Sunday. John Reifel helped Ellerman boys plant corn last Saturday. Mrs Fred Teufel and Dr Mull were called to Mrs Jasper Rust Saturday night. Mrs Ellerman and son Fred visited Oldenburg last week. Mrs Louis Schuneman and Mrs Fred Teufel visited Oldenburg last week. Owen Holbert of Connersville and Mrs John Holbert of Metamora visited friends last Sunday. Mrs Louis Becker was surprised Saturday evening. Mrs Metcalf of Anderson visited her mother Mrs Louis Pepper. Mrs John Wolf Sr on the sick list. Mrs Lafe Jones of Pipe Creek returned from Newcastle. George Hartman of near Oldenburg visited Will Kahler last Sunday.
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Jasper Rust
Fred Teufel
Will Kahler
John Reifel
Ellerman
Mull
Fred
Oldenburg
Louis Schuneman
Owen Holbert
Connersville
John Holbert
Metamora
Louis Becker
Metcalf of
Anderson
Louis Pepper
John Wolf Sr
Lafe Jones
Pipe Creek
Newcastle
George Hartman
Near Oldenburg
Rat Snap Proves Ultimate Rat Killer Ad
A reader recounts buying an incubator, losing baby chicks to rats, and discovering RAT-SNAP as the only sure rat killer after a friend suggested it. They found two dead rats, continued to find them, then the problem stopped. Meyer Hardware Co. and Blank's Pharmacy sell and guarantee RAT-SNAP in three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00.
Local notes from Brookville and vicinity
Alfred Sammis traveled to Cincinnati Sunday to accompany his sisters Mary and Lucy home after Lucy had tonsils and adenoids removed last week. George Pulskamp and family visited Charles Jenner near Spades. Mrs E Niles and Alma Lorenz attended St Peters services and visited Frank Munchel’s family. Several residents attended a dance at Walloe’s and Lawrenceville Saturday night. Herbert Sammis stayed home while John Nunier went to Brookville Friday to see a doctor for illness.
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Alfred Sammis
Cincinnati
Mary
Lucy
George Pulskamp
Charles Jenner
Spades
E. Niles
Alma Lorenz
St. Peters
Frank Munchel
Walloe’s
Lawrenceville
Herbert Sammis
John Nunier
Brookville
Liniment Provides Relieve for Rheumatism
The text urges using Chamberlain's Liniment externally for chronic and muscular rheumatism claiming 99 of 100 cases improve. It states internal medicine is a waste of time and money and promotes the liniment as relief, pricing a bottle at 35 cents and a large size at 60 cents.
Social News From Metamora and Nearby Towns
Clyde Annis meets his wife Grace in Connersville after her hospital discharge in Indianapolis. Shown visiting relatives in Connersville are Mrs Helen Gordon and children. Miss Nora and Sarah Curry. Tom Martindale. Mrs Effie Bennett. Mrs Claire Jarvis in Brookville. Beulah Pindell visiting grandparents B Ferris and wife. J C Swan at Laurel. Mrs Thomas Martindale in Connersville. Miss Luella Watkins visiting in Connersville. Hustlers Class meeting at M E Sunday School with Edith Wright and guests. numerous relatives from Connersville, Brookville and Laurel visited or hosted others this week.
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Clyde Annis
Connersville
Grace Annis
Indianapolis
Helen Gordon
Alpha Wright
Kate Jackson
Nora
Sarah Curry
Elisha Smith
Mary Whitset
B. Ferris
Tom Martindale
Effie Bennett
Laurel
Claire Jarvis
Brookville
Beulah Pindell
Roy Alley
J. C. Swan
Thomas Martindale
Luella Watkins
Sandusky
Arthur Curry
M. E
Edith Wright
Janet Gordon
Mae Riley
Lorna Hutton
Geneva Lewis
Faye Stewart
Georgia Smith
Geneva Matthews
Frances Foster
Lily Bulmer
Max Gordon
Boyd Lewis
Lou Shuler
Hazel Starkle
Wilna Pierce
Clifford Reese
Saday
Elsie Parvis
Lewis Parvis
Salvation Army Missing Persons Bureau Aids Thousands
The Salvation Army in New York reports 33 missing persons found in March. The American branch handles over 3,000 cases annually and the London department logged 100,000 inquiries last year. The bureau aids health and financial concerns, reconciles families, and acts as a money transfer service, all at no charge. A $16,000,000 Home Service appeal is planned May 10 to 20 to fund another year of work.
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New York
Department of Investigation and Inquiry
Salvation Army
Itn
War Cry
International Department
London
General Home Service Fund
Army
Altruism a Business in Salvation Army Tactics
Theodore Roosevelt praised the Salvation Army as a social asset and recognized its growing, more business-like methods. The Colonel notes these changes bring wider recognition and enable expansion, with economy of effort and personnel driving the move.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Salvation Army
Themselves Miserable Quote Cited From Goethe
A brief quotation notes that unhappiness arises when patience wanes and men choose to label themselves miserable, reflecting Goethe's view on mood shifts and self-perception.
Rome Reclaims Capitoline Hill From German Embassy
In a historic shift, Roman authorities remove the Palazzo Caffarelli and its sixteenth century Teutonic decorations from the Capitoline to end Germany’s long urban presence. Excavations under the German embassy foundations seek Tarquin era remains near Jupiter temple sites.
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Capitoline
Rome
Germany
Hs Garden
Homulus
Marcus Aurelius
Michael Angelo
Constantine
Jupiter
Tarquin the Superb
Language enriched by war and ambidexterity discussed
A postwar English dictionary is highlighted with war born terms like poshed up and kybosh and their meanings for soldiers. The piece notes a London left hand writing movement and debates its effects on brain development and lunacy with medical and educational authorities.
Color Photo Process Promises Broad Access
A Russian professor’s Color Photo Process is reported by the London Times as nearly ready for introduction in this country. It claims rapid exposure matching ordinary emulsions, suitability for snapshot and time work, and compatibility with moving pictures. Special cameras and plates will soon be marketed, with colored links costing only 15 to 20 percent more than standard black and white.
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London
Wrench Academy of Medicine
Eton
London Times
Just the Man Dream Sparks Religious Match Talk
The narrator recalls a late night dance and a young man who asked to take her home. Their discussion turns to religion and she notes he is a church member who attends regularly. She blurts that he would suit her religious family as a son in law. She then wakes up and ponders the moment.
Geo Steinwart’s Case Meeting Old Acquaintances
Ripley County resident Geo Steinwart plans to greet old acquaintances, as the story notes his case travel or appearance. The reference to the Ladies' Sitting Room Entrance on Third Street indicates a meeting location or event entry point in town.
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Ripley County
Third Street
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for All Stages
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh in all stages through constitutional treatment. The ad promises 100 dollar reward if it fails and invites testimonials, signed by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio, with druggists selling the product.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
RAT S N A P Pest Control Ad Claims Odorless Effect
An advertisement touts RAT-SNAP as odorless after death with no taste to cats and dogs. It promises three sizes 26c 50c and $1.00 tailored for pantries kitchens barns and large buildings and notes guaranteed sale.
Trust Trustee Announces Weekly Office Hours in Batesville
Township Trustee E. C. Timmermann states he will be at his office in the First National Bank Building in Batesville every Tuesday for people with township business to discuss.
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First National Bank
Batesville
E. C. Timmermann
No More Rats 25c Size Cake Ad at Meyers Hardware
An old classified style notice touts a pest control cake product two sizes 25c and 50c for kitchens cellars and chicken coops. It mentions Meyer Hardware and Blanke's Pharmacy as vendors and promotes a singular print value in the ad.
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Meyer Hardware Coo
Blanke
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