Fruit Juices Take Center Stage In Prohibition Era Drinks
An article extols canned fruit juices as versatile non alcoholic beverages and ingredients for quick coolers and desserts. It lists popular juices grapefruit pineapple tomato prune orange and syrups from cherries raspberries peaches loganberries and plums. Recipes include Fruit Punch Breakfast Cocktail Sparkling Tomato Beverage Molded Raspberry Sherbet Appetizer of Shrimps in Jelly Sparkling Ginger Bouillon and Red Raspberry Soup with steps and yields for six to eight servings.
Puns Chronicle of Surnames in Centennial Register
A playful taxonomic survey lists numerous surnames and personal names in a centennial register style. It traverses occupations and roles from crafts to church life, interlacing place names and family lines with a cadence of period courtesy and whimsy. The piece closes on a note of historical names ending at Zion and hints at a final coffin mention.
Wisdom Begins With Fearful Obedience
A devotional line from Psalm 111 verse 10 emphasizes that reverence for the Lord is the start of wisdom and that those who keep his commandments possess true understanding and praise enduring forever.
Butter Tops Forty Percent Of U S Milk Output
About forty percent of the nation’s total milk production is processed into butter, highlighting the major share of dairy output devoted to this fat-rich product.
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The
United States
Fishbein and Echo Clash Over Money Talks
Fishbein argues money talks in politics while Fishbein concedes only an echo of that statement is heard by some. The exchange highlights tension over influence and public perception in campaign finance debates.
Dinner Party Honors Ramona Pickett in Indiana Visit
Mrs Grace Winslow Doherty and Mrs Ione Winslow hosted a Saturday noon dinner at the Win slow home for Mrs Ramona Pickett of Vevay Indiana. Fay Winslow and daughters from Indianapolis joined as out of town guests. The gathering echoed high school ties as eight reunion attendees joined. The Earnest school reunion held its eighth at Hannegan church with a sumptous pitch in dinner and music. About eighty were present and all officers were re elected at the business meeting.
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Grace Winslow Doherty
Ione Winslow
Charles Winslow
Ramona Pickett
Vevay
Ind
Fay Winslow
Indianapolis
Hannegan Church
Weekend Visit by Mr and Maurice Bell to Pitts Family
Mrs. Bell and Maurice Bell spent the weekend as guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Pitts, according to local social notes.
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Mr. and
Maurice Bell
Mrs. H. O. Pitts
Prospects for Indiana Fall Hunting Strong Says Commissioner
Prospects for a good fall hunting season in Indiana are reported by Virgil M. Simmons, commissioner, with many coveys of quail and plentiful rabbits. Quail season opens November 10, rabbit season November 12 for residents, November 13 for non residents delayed to Monday due to Sunday law. Licenses required for all hunting outside private land. Non residents need licenses even on their own land.
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Department of Conservation
Virgil M. Simmons
Indiana
School Openings Boost Demand for Conservation Speakers
With schools resuming and clubs restarting, the Educational Division of the Department of Conservation sees rising requests for speakers. Four district representatives will handle talks across the state as audiences welcome conservation topics. New films will accompany meetings this fall.
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Department of Conservation
New Clerk Howard Tetrick at Big Four Station
Mrs. John Gray of Charlottesville and her sister Mrs Bertha Jones of Columbus Ohio visited friends here Thursday.
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Howard Tetrick
Big Four Station
John Gray
Charlotesville
Bertha Jones
Columbus
Ohio
Beaver Fur History Across Europe and North America
The beaver figures in ancient history and fossils across Europe and Asia. Its wool powered early hat manufacture, with royal bans in 1638. By 1743 French traders and Hudson’s Bay sold thousands of skins. Canada’s export peak came by 1788, with Quebec shipments valued near $595,000 in 1808.
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Europe
Asia
New World
Charles I
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Rochelle
Hudson’s Bay Company
Canada
England
Quebec
Founding of Washington Began in 1787 Amid Capital Plans
The creation of a national capital began after the 1787 Constitution set Congress powers over a district of up to ten miles square. A 1790 bill chose Washington as site, with land ceded by Maryland and Virginia. 19 original proprietors were reduced to four major landowners, led by Burnes, who finally capitulated. Land for streets and public buildings sold at 125 dollars per acre.
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Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Daniel Carroll
David Burnes
Samuel Davidson
Notley Young
Burnes
Centuries-Old Camrai Belfry Abolishes Watchman
Abandon Centuries-Old Tower Camrai France has discharged the last watchman in St. Martins belfry to cut expenses. For generations a guard sounded alarms for fires as residents now call the fire department and fires are often out before alarm time.
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France
St. Martin’s
Birds Migrate South West From Baltic Lights
Herr Posingis of Windenburg near Memel, keeper of the light, records bird migration from the northeast to the southwest. In two years he ringed 7 685 birds with 74 re sightings, noting June arrivals as nets release and birds move on.
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Herr Posingis
Windenburg
Baltic
Memel
Mouse Puts Cat in Jam on Roof Chase
A stray cat chased a mouse onto a three story brick house at 600 Oak Terrace in the Bronx. The chase led the cat down a drain pipe where it became jammed at the elbow. Police Squad 7 freed the cat by removing a pipe section. both cat and mouse were uninjured. The mouse likely escaped into the sewer.
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Oak Terrace
Bronx
New York Herald Tribune
Rooster as Proxy Groom In Chinese Marriage Rite
An eighteen year old Jonese girl used a rooster to stand for her fiancé Shih Kwng who lived in Singapore. The elaborate traditional ceremony proceeded with the bride receiving congratulations from friends as the proxy rooster fulfilled the groom role.
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Shih Kwng
Singapore
Indiana Slaughter and Canning Drive under Relief Plan
Governor's Commission on Unemployment Relief teams with the Federal Surplus Relief Corporation to slaughter and can more than 10,000 drought cattle weekly in Indianapolis and state plants. Van Camp's will can the meat under private contract while other Indiana facilities, including Pearle Packing Madison and Milner Packing Frankfort, join the program.
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Indiana
Governor’s Commission On Unemployment Relief
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Wayne Coy
Riverview Packing Co
Indianapolis
van Camp’s Incorporated
van Camp’s
Pearle Packing Co
Madison
Milner Packing Co
Frankfort
Federal Surplus Commodity Department
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Dryfus Packing and Provision Company
Lafayette
A. Rowe and Sons
Home Packing and Ice Co
A. Krauses Company
Terre Haute
Kinghan & Company of
Armour & Company
State Relief Commission
Rushville Cuts City Tax Rate to Seventy Cents for 1935
Rushville reduced its civil city general fund tax to a total of seventy cents for 1935, hailed as the lowest levy in fifty years. Greenfield maintains a thirty one cent levy this year and plans to keep it for next year, highlighting the contrast between the two cities.
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Rushville
General Fund
Shaken by Advice Bicker Ends in Wry Quip
Two battered old wrecks sat on a bench. One boasts he never took advice from anyone. The other counters with a jab that he took everybody's advice, prompting a quiet punchline about wisdom.
Sunday Drives Heavier Traffic on Indiana Highways
Indiana state highway traffic peaks on Sunday, with passenger cars running 67 percent higher than weekday levels while truck traffic falls by more than half. Saturday shows 21 percent more car flow and 20 percent less truck flow. Local roads see the biggest Sunday increases, as families opt for lighter through routes for pleasure drives.
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Indiana
State Highway Commission
James D. Adams
Little Sugar Creek Church Celebrates 100th Anniversary
On Sunday September 9 1834 the Litle Sugar Creek Christian church in Brandywine township four miles south and two miles west of Greenfield marks the 100th anniversary of its organization. Ozro Kennerly serves as minister.
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Sugar Creek Christian Church
Brandywine Township
Greenfield
Ozro Kennerly
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