Local Notables Visit. Commencement at Moscow High
Mrs R L Hamilton returns to Delphi. Delphians host visitors from Indianapolis and New Castle. The Moscow high school commencement is held with graduates listed. Territorial and state level contests are noted, along with many social visits and a church group meeting in Indianapolis. Robert I Stewart, age 68, dies in Rushville. funeral held in his home parish.
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William Peacock
Lapel
Leslie Walker
Quincy
Ill
John Walker
Clarence Walker
Emil Walker
New Castle
L. W. Henley
New York City
The
Presbyterian Church of America
Bert Henley
Indianapolis Star
Moscow High School
Dorothy E. Alexander
Georgia Lanning
Wanda Richey
Edith Mook
Merle Alexander
Maurice Thompson
Frank Whitman
Denzil Roberts
Mary Rouse
Versailles
Rushville
Paul Blackburn
Shelbyville
Royse
Rowland H. Hill
Indianapolis
State Assembly Womans Club
C. J. Buchanan
Robert I. Stewart
Mary Stewart
First Baptish Church
J. W. Moore & Son
East Mill Street
H. M. Gear
Walter Stephenson
Marion
Harriet Heiserman
Covington
Charles Dillman
Columbus
O. C. McCarty
Lillie Taylor
Arlington
Dora Munden
Grace Addison
Tires
Milroy
Ruby Kitchin
Louise Davis
Dorothy Billings
Ruth Kitchen
Marie Martin
Fern Morrison
Pauline Patton
Pauline Piper
Mabel Stewart
Helen Pike
Edna Perri
Lawrenceburg
Joseph Sattler Sr
A. V. Dietz
Brooklyn Housewives Promote Cooking School For Husbands
Wives push for equal household labor by forming a plan for husbands to learn cooking. The effort stems from Brooklyn women’s demand for men to master baking bread, potatoes, and meals beyond boiling an egg, aligning with a longer day wives endure preparing children and managing the home. They gained initial approval from the American Gas association and then from male prospects.
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Brooklyn
American Gas ‘Association
Why It Is Advisable to Cultivate Hobby
The text extols hobbies such as nature photography botany geology conchology and ornithology as healthy pursuits that bring mind body and spirit into the open air. It notes that one may have several hobbies and switch among them. many hobbies interlock speaking to indoor and outdoor activities like sketching wireless stamp collecting and developing camera pictures for indoor use during bad weather.
Why Girls Are Preferréd Adoptions in Detroit Report
Detroit News quotes a Children's Aid Society worker noting blue-eyed babies are in higher demand for adoption than brown-eyed ones. Applicants favor girls who will marry outside the family. men often hesitate to adopt sons. Girls are seen as more adaptable and controllable to fit childless homes.
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Detroit
Children’s Aid Society
Detroit News
Why People Quarrel Pathologist Links Anger to Blood Sugar
A renowned pathologist reports that anger raises blood sugar by 10 to 30 percent within minutes. The spike is tied to a tiny gland whose overactivity triggers hot-blooded behavior, hatred, and quarrels while normal function keeps calm.
Why Pittsburgh Added “H” To Its Name History
The text notes Fort Duquesne’s renaming by General Forbes after French departure. In 1758 Forbes renamed the site Pittsburgh in honor of William Pitt the English prime minister, with possession taken November 25, 1758. It also mentions Forbes’ spelling variants Pitts Borough and Pittsbourgh, but he consistently added the final h.
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Pittsburgh
Forbes
Fort Duquesne
William Pitt
England
Pitts
Pittsbourgh
Why Head Toward Engine Causes Sleep Says Montreal Note
A medical practitioner cites the Montreal Family Herald claiming feet toward the engine raise blood to the head and cause sleeplessness, while head toward the engine sends blood to the feet and induces sleep. The column notes the piece as common sense, with science to prove the claim.
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Montreal Family Herald
Carthage teams fall in baseball twins and more
Spiceland High crushed Carthage 10 to 1 on Friday. Arlington High edged Carthage 10 to 9 in seven innings on Tuesday with Kennedy winning and Carthage’s Sharkey and Siler on the mound. Greenfield High beat Knightstown 6 to 2 in seven. Rushville took a track meet from Shelbyville 50 to 49. Wilkinson Independents beat Charlottesville Indians 10 to 6.
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Arlington High
Carthage
Kennedy
Sharkey
R. Siler
Greenfield High
Knightstown
Delashmit
Rushville High
Shelbyville
Wilkinson Independents
Charlottesville Indians
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Country Club
van Camp’s Soap
Wisconsin
Beane
Navy
Peaches—Country Club
Pork and Beans Country Club
Yankuner Department Store
Bargain Center of
R. L. Hamilton
Delphi
Thomas Siler
Lon LeMay
Marjorie Henley
Indianapolis Public Library
Jesse Henley
J. H. Ball
Frank Bowman
Middletown
Frank Bowers
A. W. Winfield
A. B. Norris
Ramona Norris
Vevay
Orlando Zimmerman
Louis Humes
Karl Kizer
Conrad Kizer
J. H. Healey
Methodist Hospital
Jennie Powers
Clifford Powers
Jean
Hood
Morrison
Avery Rawls
Ripley Township
Indiana State Board of Health
Carthage High
Spiceland
W. O. Moore
Frank Reddick
Arthur Longhurst
Urbana
Tweedy
Weldon Linscott
C. G. Hill
L. A. Lockwood
Lockwood
Harry Manley
Laurel
Clinton Ingels
Ingels
Cincinnati
Ernest Manley
Brookville
Manley
Federated Clubs of the Sixth District
Connersville
C. C. Gause
J. L. Hubbard
Ella J. Coffin
L. D. Cooper
Womans Literary Circle
Luther Gibson
Harry Leisure
James Terhune
Ripley Country Club
Greenfield
Pennsylvania Railroad Band of Thirty Pieces
S. O
J. C. Hackleman
University of Illinois
Morton Hackleman
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Jasper Pollitt
Roy Pollitt
Earl Nigh
Ior
William Moore
Allen W. Newsom
R. H. Hill
F. W. Cotton
Hoosier High Boy Cabinet
Sample Furniture CO
the Citizen
Magasines
Alre
Reeser
Carthage Citizen
Jap Parish
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