New Library Titles at Allen Kentucky and Beyond
A list of new library acquisitions includes authors such as Cardinal Arnold, Farnol, Fitch, Garland, Kingsley, Lytton, Norris, Porter, Richards and more. Juvenile and miscellaneous sections feature works by Adams, Haskin, Hutchinson, Snyder, Thompson, and the World Almanac. Readers will find a mix of fiction, non fiction, and introductory readers across multiple series and subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Kentucky
Arnold—Clayhanger Basher
Gibbie Gault
Chambers
Farnol
Fitch
Garland
Hobbes—School For Saints
Kingsley
Lytton
Harold Norris
Porter—Harvester Richards
Calvin Parks
Miscellaneous Addams
Hull House
Dawson—Makers
Haskin
Hutchinson—Food and Dietetics
Snyder—Human Food
Thompson—Food and Dietetics
the World Almanac
Miss Celia Judy’s Rheumatism and Family Birth News
Miss Celia Judy of Brook has suffered rheumatism for weeks. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Warren Robbins on March 27, making Celia granddaughter of Mr and Mrs W. C. Nelson and great granddaughter to Aunt Phoebe Nelson. The Horseless Age notes the Butler Magneto Tester, a new ignition device by Charles R. Butler, manufactured at Butler Mfg Cos plant in Carthage, designed to test all ignition systems simply and accurately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Robbins
W. C. Nelson
Phoebe’’ Nelson
Automobile Journal of
New York
Butler
Charles R. Butler
Butler Mfg. Cos
Carthage
Typhoid cases and social visits noted in town
Mabel Powers and Cecil Stewart are ill with typhoid fever. Albert Hecock visited friends in Rushville. Several visitors frequented Booker T. Washington School during the week. Zebb Wallace and Miss Vinnie Burden of Marion visited their uncle Henry Gulliford and wife. Mrs John Wilson was called to Indianapolis for her son Will Gilchrist’s illness. Rev. Philander Weaver spent Sunday in Indianapolis and saw Will Gilchrist. Mrs Mary Blakemore and daughter Miss Bessie of Anderson stayed with Mr and Mrs Thomas Newsom from Saturday to Tuesday. Mrs Ophelia Tuttle hosted a dinner with guests including Mrs Blakemore and daughter, Mr and Mrs Newsom and daughter, Miss Bertha Perry, Mrs Ed Mabra, Charles Wright and family, Mrs Laura Cook and Mrs Leyi Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Powers
Cecil Stewart
Albert Hecock
Rushville
Booker T. Washington School
Zebb Wallace
Vinnie Burden
Marion
Henry Gulliford
John Wilson
Indianapolis
Will Gilchrist
Philander Weaver
Mary Blakemore
Bessie
Anderson
Thomas Newsom
Ophelia Tuttle
Blakemore
Thomas.Newsom
Bertha Perry
Ed Mabra
Charles Wright
Laura Cook
Leyi Weaver
Lecture Contracted For 1912 13 Coit Lyceum Course
A. E. Appleman representing the Coit Lyceum Bureau of Cleveland Ohio signed a contract with a citizens committee for a three number lecture series in 1912 13. The course costs 200 dollars and ticket sales are expected to cover all expenses. The effort aims to bring strong talent and unite the community for the program's success.
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A. E. Appleman
Coit Lyceum Bureau
Cleveland
Ohio
Citizens’ Committee
For Sale Building Lot in New Castle Trade for Carthage Property
For sale a building lot in New Castle with sidewalk and street access. Trade possible for Carthage property. Call at this office for details. Bazaar notes mention old P O room dated April 6. Good Market.
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New Castle
Carthage
P.O
Keep Mouth and Nose Cleanth During Infancy
Emphasizes cleaning the mouth nose and throat in infants to prevent nasal obstructions adenoids deviated septa and dental issues. Recommends nurse and physician guided routines including milk handling mouth irrigation swabbing with mild disinfectant nipple hygiene teething toy care and avoiding irritants to support healthy facial development and digestion.
Keeping the Mouth Clean and Preventing Dental Decay
A health column warns that false teeth can never match natural teeth in chewing power. It urges constant, intelligent mouth cleaning to prevent germs, decay, and poison spread, arguing bridges help but only with good care. Regular cleansing protects teeth, health, and neighbors.
Sugar Camps Near Carthage Enjoy Strong Molasses Run
Over the last two weeks sugar camps near Carthage report abundant sap and high quality molasses. Ed Adkins hosts the season opening camp dinner for about twenty guests including Ed Walker and J J Anderson as Conrad Kizer runs the operation. Henley camp enlarges facilities with a 32 bbl tank and new furnace. Alexander and Foust camps east of Carthage remain open and productive.
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Carthage
Ed Adkins
Adkin
Ed Walker
Rushvill
J. J. Anderson
Alonzo Kizer
Sam O. McCarty
Winona Newsom
Florence B. Hunt
Conrad Kizer
Kizer
Adkins
Riddlin
Rook
Rue P. Henley
Frank Overman
Henley
Alexander
Foust
Painless Dentistry or No Pay Offer From Dr Wagoner
Dr E W Wagoner of Knightstown Indiana advertises a new eighteen month method to extract teeth remove nerves fill and crown without pain with no bad effects. He cites hundreds of patient referrals as proof.
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E. W. Wagoner
Knightstown
Indiana
Bazaar and Market Item Listing for April 6
A sale notice by C. F. Binford offers 1910 white seed oats and one 10 ft iron drag for sale. The listing appears under Bazaar and Market by E. L. B. O. W. with date April 6.
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C. F. Binford
Moore Bros Father James P Moore Dies at 78
James P Moore father of R T Moore and J V Moore died Wednesday March 20 at his home near Gwynneville after a long illness. Funeral services by Elder James Brown of the Christian Church were held Saturday at Blue River Chapel. Survived by widow five sons and a daughter aged 78. J V Moore and family R T Moore son Charles Daisy and Mrs John Dyer attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Moore
R. T
J. V. Moore
Gwynneville
James Brown
Christian Church
Blue River Chapel
Mr Moore
R. T. Moore
Charles
Daisy
John Dyer
Funeral of John E. Addison in Parkersburg
The funeral for John E. Addison was held at 1 PM Friday at the family home in Parkersburg. Rev. Ira P. Harbaugh of the East Street Christian Church officiated. Pallbearers included J. J. Anderson and R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Addison
Parkersburg
Ira P. Harbaugh
East Street Christian Church
J. J. Anderson
Addisons Cemetery Interment for Local Residents
L Hamilton and Mrs C G Hill and Mrs J A Walter sang with Miss Dorothy Sipe on piano. Grandsons Arthur Ball Clay Springer Earl Addison Roy Mundon Aaron Plank and Myron Addison served as pallbearers. Interment at Addison cemetery north of Carthage. Lewis & Son funeral directors.
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L. Hamilton
C. G. Hill
J. A. Walter
Dorothy Sipe
Arthur Ball
Clay Springer
Earl Addison
Roy Mundon
Aaron Plank
Myron Addison
Addison Cemetery
Carthage
Lewis & Son
Haydock buggies arrive and plans for upcoming travel
J. O. Nelson received another car load of Haydock buggies last week in all styles and colors. Mrs Dai sy Barr will leave Muncie next Sunday March 1 on her trip to England due to changed plans. FOR RENT Blue grass pasture for summer 1912 for 15 to 20 head cattle. Mrs Joseph Sattler Sr. of Elwood has lost sight of both eyes with rheumatism likely cause. she plans to see a specialist.
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J. O. Nelson
Daisy Barr
Muncie
England
Fairmount
Amos.f. Gates
Joseph Sattler Sr
Elwood
Sattler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leonard’s Garden Seeds
W. H. Sharer
The
Public
Croik
Brooks—Master of
Strong Hearts
Drysdale
Beach Patrol
Dudley
Lear
Richards
Peggy van Sickle
van Sickle
Pyle
Careless Jane Winslow
Asia
Africa
Australia
United States
Europe
Celia Judy
Brook
LD Gardner
W. N. Hinshaw
Greciaus
Guffin Dry Goods Company
Rushville, Indiana
Warner
Wall Paper Department
Wagoner’s Hardware Store
Moore Bros
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