Christian Endeavor Union Convention at Corydon
The Christian Endeavor Union of the United Brethren Indiana Conference holds its three day convention in Corydon from June 8 to 10. Notable speakers include Rev. W Snyder and Bishop Matthews with Prof. Robinson on Tuesday, and Dr. Bonebrake Wednesday. Thursday is Harrison County Day with local history addresses and a focus on the Old Constitution.
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Chris- Endeavor Union of the United Thren Church
Indiana
Corydon
D. P. McCoy
Perry
Tom
Bishop Matthews
Drake
Prof
Robinson
United Shrew Church
Harrison County
W. Snyder
United Brethren Church
Ming
Matthew
Bonebrake
Lew M. Non
W.E. Snyder
Buckeye
Diana—Hendeavorers
Harricon County
Diana
Turnut
V. Spyder
Corydon High School Baccalaureate Sermon Delivered
Rev M A Cossaboom preached to Corydon High School’s twenty one graduates at the public school auditorium on a large audience night. He spoke on Gods Challenge liberty opportunity and progress stressing restraint, home and church as anchors and warning against overemphasis on money.
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Corydon High School
Isaboom
M. A. Cossaboom
Corydon
N. Fouts
United Brethren Church
Cossaboom
God
Christ
America
Davis' Cut Rate Drug Store Prices on Patent Medicines
A sample of money saved by trading at Davis' Cut Rate Drug Store lists numerous items with prices for patent medicines and household products such as Hills Cascara Quinine Tablets 25¢ to 60¢, Grove's Quinine 19¢, Castoria 26¢, Listerine 19¢, Bromo Seltzer 19¢, Colgate toothpaste 19¢, and Sanitel powders 19¢, illustrating typical catalog pricing.
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Davis’ Cut Rate
Entertaining Evening at New Salisbury Church Schoolhouse
Members of the New Salisbury M E Church and Sunday School staged an evening of plays readings and music at the New Salisbury schoolhouse last Saturday despite gloomy weather. The program featured Courtship of Miles Standish a Puritan themed drama Wooing Under Difficulties a farce with seven youth actors and a five character negro minstrel Axia Her Father. Excellent readings vocal and instrumental music accompanied the entertainment which aims to raise funds for a church piano at Crandall on June 5 with 15 cent admission.
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New Salisbury M. E
New Salisbury
Miles Standish
Longfellow
Axia
Crandall
Dinner and statue talk on Sherman's equestrian work
General Francis V. Greene recalls a dinner at a Madison Avenue home after the unveiling of General Sherman's statue where he praised the statue as the best among many. He notes Saint Gaudens' remark about horses and a later Union Club dinner where J. E. Cowdin challenges the prior claim by saying he has gathered images of all equestrian statues worldwide.
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General Sherman
New York
Whitelaw Reid
Bishop Potter
Mr. St. Gaudens
Madison Avenue
Francis V. Greene
J. E. Cowdin
Union Club
Cowdin
Mr. Cowdin
St. Gaudens
New York Herald
Ocean temperatures reveal narrow heat range at sea
The Albatross experiments show ocean surface temperatures rarely rise above 85 degrees Fahrenheit or dip below 29, with frigid depths yielding near freezing. At six to seven hundred fathoms the average is about 36 degrees F, and a puzzling nightly rise of half a degree occurs at ten fathoms.
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Hwsteiner
American Magazine
Chattering Teeth Explained as Involuntary Spasm
The jaw muscles cause rapid involuntary contractions driven by chill or fear, producing chattering independent of will. The same cold effect on jaw muscles mirrors how certain poisons trigger spasms elsewhere in the body.
Wide Range of Voiles and White Goods For Summer Garments
A local textile listing markets White Voile 88 in wide at 50c yard Seed Voile 27 in at 1c per inch Shadow Stripe and Snowflake Voile 15c and 18c Embroidered Voile 38 in at 50c Assorted Organ dies 40 in at 25c New heavy Mercerized Suiting 86 in at 25c Pique 27 in 25c Lawns in stripes or figures 5c 10c 12c White goods 7c to 25c a yard White Net 86 in 40c 72 in 50c Flouncing 35c to 75c Embroidery 18 inch 20c Corset Cover Embroidery 10c yards Embroidery 2 in 5c per yard Ladies Long Gloves lisle silk suede 50c and 1.00
Market Prices for Farm Produce Include Lambs Chickens and Wool
Calves, lambs, spring chickens, eggs, butter, ducks, and washed or greased wool appear among top prices. The fragment notes spring timing and lists multiple commodities with emphasis on high pricing.
He Was Unanimously Elected Pastor in Parish Exchange
An old preacher, nearing end of his term, prompts a vote by asking the gathered congregation to approve his successor. He declares, Silence gives consent, and proclaims himself pastor for another year, prompting no response from the crowd.
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Breddren
Old Dutch Divorce Trial in One-Room Cabin
In historic Holland a couple seeking a divorce were confined in a single room with only one dish and one spoon. If no agreement emerged after a month, they received the writ, a procedure rarely requested after this treatment.
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Old
Holland
Boy jeers mother in pun factual note
A Chicago News comic strip line shows young Elmer asking to play in the backyard and his mother declining. He retorts that having a woman for a mother explains his disappointment, reflecting dated gender humor.
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Elmer
Chicago News
One is Enough in a World of Aims and Marital Quips
A Chicago News brief notes quips about marriage and ambition. The item highlights a wife with no other man and then asks if she has an aim in life. It mentions a plate incident tied to Mrs Wood-Rather.
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Cole
Wood
Chicago News
Visitors Meet Evans Group During Batch Keeping Visit
Clarence Louie Pellman and Roscoe Bennett visited Thomas Evans Jesse Evans and Shortie Thompson to discuss the batch keeping activity. The group stayed for talks and inspection of ongoing work at the site.
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W. E.t Best
Central
County Surveyor
Evans
Shortie
Thompson
Clarence
Louie Pellman
Roscoe Bennett
Thomas Evans
Jesse Evans
Shortie Thompson
Steam Sorghum Mill at Coryndon Best Molasses Yet
W. E. Sims & Son advertise a steam sorghum mill at Coryndon offering to process cane and produce exceptionally good molasses, claiming to have made the best batch yet.
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Coryndon
Notice to Non-Residents in Indiana Court Action
Harrison Circuit Court of Indiana issues a notice to non residents in a 1915 case to quiet title to real estate. Defendants named include Cornelius R Hoke Lavina Hoke Zachariah Hoke Jane Hoke Ora Hoke and unknown heirs and devises. Defendants must appear September 13 1915 or respond by demurrer at Corydon Court House.
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Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison
Charles R. Pitman
Cornelius R. Hoke
Lavina Hoke
Zachariah Hoke
Jane Hoke
Ura Hoke
Coreius R. Hoke
Ora Hoke
James B. Brewster
Cornelius R.hoke
Cornelius R Hoke
Hoke
Une
Harrison Circuit Court
Corydon
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Floyd Gon
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Dewey
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Carr
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Pierce
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Cardus
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Putnam
Abe Stewart
Packer
Woodbury’s
Colgate
M. Griffin & Company
Voile
Democrat
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Daily
Louisville Herald
Daily Courier-Journal
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Louisville Post
Indiana Farmer
Farmer's Guide
Democrat and Lafollette’s Weekly
Indianapolis Daily News
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Lily
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Pike Town News
the Democrat
Roy Peters
Harry Kelley
Arthur Bennett
Albert Bube
Charles LaDuke
Pike Town
Garfield Kron
Ed Siffer
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West Point
C. J. Treece
Pike
Indianapolis
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Lookout Mountain
Aynsworth Langsdor
Frank and
Robert Reader
Elizabeth
O. F. Todge
W. E. Sims & Son
Amos Lemmon
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