Fairview Academy Reunion Draws Large Crowd and Speeches
A big gathering at Fairview last Thursday featured William Lewis elected president. Dr. King, ex-student, spoke on morals and civic virtue, followed by VanBuskirk address on duty and unity across denominations. Social hour, long tables, and fond reunions concluded a notable event with attendees from Indianapolis, Greenfield, Cincinnati, Lebannon, Tipton, and Missouri.
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Rustiville Dacksontant
Fairview
William Lewis
Hitler Walter Campbell
Dr. King
Academy
Nider D. KR. VanBuskirk
Campbell
Orr
Puntenny
Mamma
Manlove
John Muffett
Indianapolis
King
Greenfield
Allen Thrasher
Cincinnati
Lebanon
Mash
Tipton
John Lindsey
Missouri
Srvvent
Catarrh Cure Promises Public Health Benefit
An old advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a positive cure for constitutional catarrh. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $1000 reward for proof of failure to cure. Proclaims testimonials available and lists J. Cheney Co Toledo as the supplier.
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Adulreas
Cheney
ACO
Toledo
Ejectment Case Involving Joseph and Roots
The Hackman Heeb case against Joseph, arising from a supplemental lease with Roots, was rejected on demurrer by Judge Forkner. The dispute centers on whether the supplemental lease creates a five year tenancy and if Roots notice timing suffices under Indiana law. The matter may proceed to higher courts after venue changes and court proceedings in New Castle.
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Hackman-Heeb
Phil Joseph
Forkner
Joseph
Roots
Indianapolis
Hackman-Heeb Co
Joseph Noties
Joseph Om Justian Leach
Siren
Swift
New Castle
L. L. Broaddus
Finley
George L. Gray
Connor and
McKee
Farmers Institutes expansion aims to reach every farmer
The General Committee on Institutes led by Purdue University officials seeks more supplemental meetings across Indiana. They plan 50 or more additional sessions yearly at distant or border locations to distribute benefits, improve local agriculture, and boost rural prosperity. County chairmen support expansion and urge local cooperation to apply for meetings. W C Larva Supt Farmers Institutes Purdue University LaFayette June 10 1901.
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General Assembly
Purdue University
Experiment Station
Armora
Vento
County Institute
W.C. Larva
Farmers’ Institutes
Pardua University
LaFayette
Ind
Pan-American exposition visits and deaths in Dowie case
Buffalo observers expect a large editor gathering at the Pan American Exposition with trips arranged by railways and ships. In Chicago a Dowie death inquiry continues as undertaker Dragesard seeks permission to move a body from Dowie home after a ten week absence.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Walter
Suimbiber
Vishtings
Generil Panehnai
Erdibors
Fil
Ahey
Ssc
Chicago
Western Avenue
Juda
Letnitger
Local Notices From Tuaneravilte Post Office
The preserved OCR shows names Samuel P. Kuck George Hebst John P F Jones A Moser Manda Shafer W O Young. The fragment indicates letters remaining at the Tuaneravilte Indiana Post Office for delivery or hold.
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Tuaneravilte
Indiana
Posto Fies
Lione
Tia
Bethera
Amy Crey
Samuel TP. Kuck
George Hebst
dJohn
PF. Jones
A Moser
Manda Shafer
W. O. Young
The New Fashions and Spring Costume Ideas
The piece describes spring trends with a Princess Effect in gowns and new dolled skirts. It highlights crepon fabrics, boleros, yoke skirts, and jackets with undersleeves, plus ornate trims like black lace, steel stitching, and white roses. It notes modesty and practical details for the season.
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Crepon
Acloutis
Tony
Inscriptions by Richard Watson and Gilder’s Visions
The piece discusses Richards Watson and Gilder inscribing civic works and monuments. It references style influence from T W Watson and the Century editor. It describes inscriptions on pylons and a dedication to Liberty Courage and Justice with statues of civic virtues.
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Ticks
Watson Gilder
Smu
Tot Gann
Bridgh
A Novel Fad Photographs of the Eye Spark Curiosity
A new fad has people photographing the eye of friends and acquaintances. The trend prompts quick tests of color shape size and expression, challenging how well one really knows those close to them.
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Het
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Melt
Jeeter
East Fifth Street
Lems Ray Ptt
Bae Et . Ly
Chait
Object D’art
Col
John F. Turner
A. Kehl, Jeweler
Fairview Academy
Mr. van Buskirk
Siggers
Inia Dowie
Fummer
Clotts
Richard Watson
Gilder’s
Reludeus Toleraese
Spalomtaerd
Amenca
Eviloroers
Pduscomt
Freecon
Panthl
New World
Panik
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