Indiana Obits and Accidents in Brief Notes
Indiana mourns Geneva Purkey long time Logansport teacher. A wave of fires, crashes, and crimes crosses the state from Anderson to Indianapolis. Notable deaths include Phillip Brown in Frank Tin and George Hanlon in Hammond.
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Geneva Purkey
Logansport
Phillip W. Brown
Frank Tin
Stella Farrywine
Indiana Railroad
Anderson
Tebert S. Sinclair
Kinguin & Co
Indianapolis
Lloyd Leonard
Amon Leonard
French Lick
Elmer E. Rodgers
South Bend
Liberty
George Hanlon
Hammond
Eli Mills
Newcastle
Spiceland
Richmond
Lee E. Winslow
Vaparaiso
J. B. McLaughlin
Greensburg
Steven Leitca
Gary
United States
Thad M. Talcott
Jesse Tarleton Moorman
Indiana
Columbia Club
James P. Goodrich
Patoka Coal Company
Paul V. McNutt
Club No. 1, Inc
Frank Finney
Chester Montgomery
Pat Smith
Evansville
Indiana Federation of Postoffice Clerks
William Dress
Barbara Lynn
Clifton Couch
New Harmony
Ruch Cox
John Duff
Ambridge
The
Rappites
Owen Colony
Duff
United States Way 31
Lakevile
Indiana-Michigan Line
State Clemency Commission
James Turner
John Dillinger
Turner
Dillinger
Gabble of Tourists and Worldly Whims in the West
A miscellany recalls Arizona satire and travel lore. Tourists at Cerase Canyon spark humor about art and recollections while observations range from hors d oeuvres renaming to cross-border eating quirks and a Paris duel anecdote. The piece ends noting political jests about the forgotten man.
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Cerase Canyon
Ariz
Sam Blythe
Sterling
Sam
Texas
France
Europe
Franz Larga
Budapest
Doc
Hungary
Paris
Hose
John L. Lewis
Tugwell
Landon
Forbidden City and Temples of Peiping Rediscoveries
A National Geographic overview of Peiping’s Forbidden City, its walls moats gates and ceremonial spaces, plus the Temple of Confucius and Temple of Heaven. It notes imperial living quarters, museums, and the 1918 and 1900 events, with color, architecture, and tranquil worship spaces.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D
CWRU
Ithin
Peiping
Forbidden City
Coal Hill
Dagoba
Pei Hai
Three Seas
Confucius
Heaven
China
Temple of Heaven
Marijuana menace dominates Mrs. Wright’s narcotics crusade
In Richmond Mrs. Wright urged united action against marijuana, calling it the most pernicious drug. The widow of Hamilton Wright, she has long fought narcotics worldwide, tracing opium and the green capsule from fields to cities while detailing legalization and enforcement gaps in the United States.
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York
Iamilton Wright
Richmond
Wright
National Congress of Parents and Teachers For United
New Mexico
State Narcotics Commission
New York
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Texas
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Opium Advisory Committee
League of Nations
Elizabeth Washburn
William Drew Washburn
France
Hamilton Wright
Paris
Washington
China
Turkey
Persia
Yunnan
Shensi
Eben la Motte
Mexico
Mazatlan
Brooklyn
Andrew Huerta
Queens
Spring sewing patterns promise flattering, easy fits
The article promotes Sew-Your-Own patterns for Miss America and young fashion stars with styles like a two piece and front back tucks. It details sizes, material yardage for patterns 1257 1288 and 1294, and ordering from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Early Sheffield Plate Styles and Silver Thickness
The article notes early Sheffield Plate is valued for reasons beyond age. It explains the thick silver coating and simple style. It observes that early pieces show almost no copper after many years, whereas later pieces reveal more copper than silver.
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Sheffield
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