President Bryan Urges Common Sense And Higher Forces
The address by Indiana University President William L. Bryan at the June 22 commencement extols common sense as essential yet incomplete. He cites Franklin and Lincoln, contrasting practical finance with spiritual truths, and argues science, art, and charity form a heaven beyond mere worldliness guiding individuals and nations.
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William L. Bryan
Indiana University
Franklin
Richard
Columbus
America
St. Paul
Rossenu Benvenuto Cellini
Putnam County
New York
Vanderbilt
Mexico
Missouri
Kansas
Abe
Lincoln
Union
Balzac
Pere Goriot
Dante
Sacred Vision Inspires Unity at Home
A passage speaks of facing evil with a gaze toward the infinitely sacred. It urges people to stand together in their homes and feel as if they are standing in the most holy heaven.
Doctor Aley Speaks on Gifted Children at National Meeting
Prof Robert J Aley Supt of Public Instruction Indiana spoke at the National Educational Association in Boston. He argued schools should train all pupils to their capacity and highlighted four classes, stressing gifted children as key to forward civilization led by exceptional individuals.
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Robert J. Aley
Supriintendent of Public Instruction
Indiana
National Educational Association
Boston
Aley
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Notice
Help needed for back and kidney pain. Corydon Indiana resident Mrs. Mary A. Saulman testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured her back discomfort and normalized kidney secretions after using them from Louis S. Miely's drug store. Sold by all dealers. 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's. 138-27
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Dean
Corydon
Mary A. Saulman
Lemon Street
Ind
Doan
Louis S. Miely
Sidney
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean’s
A Saner Fourth Campaign Gains Traction
The Press notes a long running push for a Saner Fourth with yearly casualty counts. This year explosives killed 42, injuring 9,484 nationwide. Philadelphia led with 482 injuries as eastern cities bore the brunt. The paper urges continued reform to save lives in future celebrations.
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Philadelphia
Lane's Family Medicine Promises Beauty Preservation
An advertisement urges women to use Lane's Family Medicine or Lane's Tea to preserve beauty and restore faded cheeks. It claims the herb drink is the most efficient aid for a beautiful skin and available at druggists for 25 cents. A sewing-themed aside promotes E Z Bake Flour.
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Lane
Injunction Against American Salvation Army Name Use
A 1910 New York injunction bars the American Salvation Army from using its name or insignia. The letter from Morris W. Bowling of Earl Park explains the decree and notes public confusion between two Salvation Army groups. Bowling, a former Salvation Army officer, urges public understanding of the split and possible name change for the American Salvation Army.
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Morris W. Bowling
Earl Park
Dmtl
American Salvation Army
American Salvatiesa Army
Bowling
Salvation Army
Rantes Snd
Stanford President Denounces Football as Dangerous
David Starr Jordan, president of Stanford University, told the National Education Association in session at Boston that football is evil and as dangerous as prize fighting. He warned of youth harmed by the sport and urged adoption of the English game of cricket.
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David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Lifornia
Imesans University
Bester
Jordas
Amelia
Jordan
Kreby
Glenwood Chautauqua Opens July Session at Glenwood Park
The Glenwood Chautauqua opens a ten day program at Glenwood Park along Silver Creek between New Albany and Jeffersonside starting next Friday afternoon July 1. The first day features a lecture by Congressman J Adam Bede with Willis Orchestra readings by Arthur J Fisher and a Stoeber Concert Co. The program runs daily through July 24 with afternoon and evening performances expected to draw attendees.
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Glenwood Chautauqua Axsaoe Sketion
Glenwood Park
Silver Creek
New Albany
Jeffersonside
J. Adam Bede
Willis Orchestra
Asthur J. Fisher
Stoe
Notice of Letting Contract to Repair Bridge
Notice is given that bids will be received by the Board of Commissioners at the August term 1910 for the repair of the Northor McGrain Bridge over Big Indias Creek north of Corydon. Bids filed by 2 o clock p.m. Tuesday August 2 1910. specifications on file in the County Auditor's office for bidders to review. Wm Tayor A H fly 13 2w
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Sesseri
Board of Commissioners
North
McGrain
Big Indias Creek
Corydon
Sumit
Wm. Taylor
A. H
Savings and Loan Association Offer Promises Small Returns
A fragmented notice promotes opening shares in a savings and loan association with modest returns of around 2 to 3 percent. The text hints at benefits from savings and investment but is garbled and lacks clear terms or dates.
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Savings and Loan Aza
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Geo. H. Felela
Emmett Beanblossom
William S. Shuck
Undertakers
Corydon, Ind
Allmes
Kentucky
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Shuck
Eureka
Bryan
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