Oysters Adulteration Banned Ice Additions Prohibited
Indiana Board of Health announces a new rule banning ice or water added to bulk oysters sold in the state. The action aligns with central and western state food commissions and labels such adulteration as harmful to strength and purity. Dealers instructed not to accept oysters treated with ice, with violations under the pure food law.
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Indiana State Board of Health
H E Barnard
Food and Drug Commissioner
Food Commissioners
Central
Preacher Suspension Affects Regular Service
The First Presbyterian Church announces the regular preaching service will be suspended until the Tabernacle Meetings end. Presbyterians are urged to support union services. Bible School remains at its usual hour to allow attendance at the Tabernacle. Dr. Fox, Minister.
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Tabernacle
Bible School
Real Estate Transfers in Fountain County Last Week
Transactions filed for record by O E Douglass and five per cent mortgage loans agent show John A Dagger and others selling 40 acres in Richland township to Guy Kerr and others for 1 dollar M C Rice selling an interest in 160 acres in Davis township to Thos Johnson for 133 33 and Geo W Marsh and others selling an interest in 160 acres in Davis township to John N Johnson for 600 dollars
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Fountain County
Douglass
John A. Dagger
Guy Kerr
Richland
M. C. Rice
Thos Johnson
Davis
Geo W. Marsh
John N. Johnson
Scott's Emulsion endorsed for family health
The advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites as a household staple. It claims cures for hard colds, strengthens delicate children, builds up the father, and serves as the standard remedy for throat and lung diseases, urging no home should be without it.
Veedersburg Beats Covington 7 to 5 In Local Grid Thriller
Veedersburg defeats Covington 7 to 5 in a fast battle witnessed by a sizable crowd. The contest featured wagers on the outcome and a notable town rivalry as Veedersburg's lineup is listed with Frank Odle and Paul Sullivan among others.
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Covington
Veedersburg
Frank Odle
Harry Booe
Harold Coats
Fred Glover
Floyd Youghlood
Fine Boggs
Orie Beaver
Capt
Charles Conk
John Board
Bruce Gehrett
Paul Sullivan
Alles
Hershberger
Ben Merryman
Jerry Adamson
Bright
Jimmy Adamson
Wesley Aldridge
Fred Hunt
Mick Coffing
Ferguson
Tuberculin Test Described as Delicate and Accurate
The tuberculin test is presented as the most delicate and nearly accurate method for tuberculosis detection. It involves injecting a precise amount of tuberculin to elicit a response for diagnosis.
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Noticy
Vinol credited by Kingston Baptist elder after trial
Henry Cunningham, elder of the Kingston Baptist Church, reports Vinol improved his digestion and strength after two bottles. The note describes Vinol as a liver extract with iron and wine, claiming it aids appetite, digestion, and blood, and recommends it for coughs and bronchitis with a money back guarantee offered by Manford C. VanDorn of Covington.
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Henry Cunningham
Elder Baptist Church
Kingston
N.C
Vinci
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