First Indian Lets go on the war path
Second Indian says we can't as the route has already been laid out. The dialogue frames conflict over a path or plan believed blocked by prior treads. Community voices weigh in on access and resistance.
25 Jul 1929
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1929
Page
1
Second Indian says we can't as the route has already been laid out. The dialogue frames conflict over a path or plan believed blocked by prior treads. Community voices weigh in on access and resistance.
Mrs. Charles Stateler of Gary Indiana credits Konjola with curing severe stomach gas cramps heart palpitations and sleepless nights after three bottles. She reports full recovery including energy and rest and endorses the medicine to others. Konjola is sold at Dean House's drug store in Cambridge City and by local druggists.
A collage of humor and social commentary appears with puns about love money prohibition and fashion. The piece also notes a gatekeeping joke about a Gold Digger and light salacious gags. It closes with brief local notices about ear stopper sales and a bank concern.
Irvin Doddridge and Ethel Doddridge as administrators file a final accounting for Mordecai Doddridge in Wayne Circuit Court, 1929. The examination and action set for August 11, 1929 at Richmond Indiana Court House. Heirs creditors and claimants must appear to show cause or proof of heirship. Feemster and Feemster attorneys.
The text outlines the Canadian system with a Lieutenant Governor, provincial legislatures, and a Superintendent General for Indian Affairs. It highlights education governance, compulsory schooling, undenominational public schools, and a high regard for Canada’s stability and growth as a model government.
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