Review of Indiana News And Accidents Mixed In One Column
A wide ranging Indiana news roundup reports on injuries from a gasoline stove explosion near Mt Carmel, a fire on a Toledo of form, farm accidents, fishery actions in Kosciusko County, a jail case for animal cruelty, a Wawasee Lake sale to Chicago capitalists, porch rocker burglaries in Akron, and deaths from farm accidents near Evansville and Kentland.
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Theodore
Nat Feuloat
Expla
Samuel Marks Trepeck
Chicago
Kosciusko County
William Mabie
Warsaw
J. H. Johnson & Sons
Lake Wawasee
Clinton G. Wieging
Kern
Stella Coughlin
Corydon Democrat
Cape
Fasoline
Dea
Indiana
Teon
Atatien
Marriage Recessional in Austin Dobson Verse
A religious wedding poem urges divine blessing on a couple at the altar. The speaker asks God to guide the pair through life’s unknowns, praising Providence and presenting both joy and hardship as part of a divine balance. This piece attributes authorship to Austin Dobson.
Tutor Wins Mabel Brackley in Lancaster Gate Mystery
Lord Ascott reveals he is the suitor behind the tutor Ford who wooed Mabel Brackley. Brackley denounces the match as a vanity scheme but consents when faced with the couple's resolve. The lovers vow to marry despite parental opposition and social barriers.
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Step¢ Inother
Michel
Erbert Ford
Brackley
Lifting
Mrs. Brackley
Mabel Brackley
Lin
Mr. Brackley
Bord
Lancaster Gate
Ackowledge
Ford
England
Wing Arthur
Tord Ascott
Rutland
Lord Ascott
Mabel
Mr. Ford
Wei
Timber Use and Waste in America Discussed
An essay argues Americans waste more timber per capita than any nation. It cites totals for lumber and pulp, reserves, and yearly production, noting quantities for newspapers pencils and telegraph posts. It questions sustainability given vast industrial demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Lhaber
Hmerson
Preserving the Balance in a Tale of Symmetry
A New York Times tale recounts a Scotch gardener famed for perfect symmetry. When an English master locks his son in a summer house, the gardener locks his own son in the opposite house to preserve balance, highlighting an extreme aesthetic obsession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pion Beesite
Tamimy
New York Times
Prohibition Campaign Thread Turns on Vivid Titles
A Washington Star quip says prohibitionists seek a lively title for their leader while a Kansas City Times cartoon joke imagines a landlord seeking any port in a storm. The column notes humor about public figures and marriage in commerce.
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Milord
Kansas City
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South Bend
EL EL Earle
John Stotts
Logansport
Seive Snenth
North Mud Lakes
Samuel Derfoard
Hopkins Park
Frank Young
White River Nussel Company
Lo Binggy Montgomery
Counteu
Fornvac
Richard CG. Crimi
Lorenz Tron
Evansville
Elkhart Poultry Association
C. A. Anderson
Iddwin C. Schropp
Taer
North Springsfield
Ohio
Braeille
Fount Ruffner
Ben J. Conkright
Crawfordsville
Ruffner
John Downing
Point [Sabel
Traverse City
Mich
Pearl Johns
John C. Hiler
Muncie
John Lightfoot
Terre Haute
Tess
James Nelson
Brazil
Ruth Kelley
Robert Kelley
Princeton
Muskogee
Oklo
Frank P. Bowman
Albert Niehaud
Indianapolis
Cannel
Louisville
Aus
Mississippi
Arkansas
Smindler
Guy Drageo
Gilbert Loyster
Franklin
Drageo
Grider
Henry Newton
Campbell Street
Cyrus Rice
Kentland
Quebec
Plains of Abraham
Montcalm
Wolfe
Canada
Stuler
Austin Dobson
Herbert Ford
City
Lancaster
Brack
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