Red Cross Christmas Seals Push In Indiana Campaign
Indiana drives the Red Cross Christmas Seals effort into high gear through January first with about 250 towns active and 200 00 000 seals in circulation. Indiana aims to sell 2 000 000 seals this year as Terre Haute leads local sales with large orders and broad organizational push. Seals cost one cent and go on package backs to fund anti tuberculosis work.
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Red Cross
Indiana
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Ley
Terre Haute
Friends of the Movement
Hillsboro Obituaries and Local Notices Highlight Wade Family
Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy Wade widow of James Wade were held at the Christian church with Rev. Will Newlin in charge. Burial followed in Hillsboro cemetery. Mrs. Wade, who would have turned eighty five, spent most of her life in the community and leaves ten children, three surviving Frank and Charley Wade and Mrs. Charley Short. Other items note a Dona Gaylor birthday party with the senior class, Prof. Williams lecture on electricity at the opera house, a report from Ashton Idaho on Lawrence Wood's illness, Ira Rice's homecoming from naval service, and visits by Dean McBroom, Win Hamilton, and Pussell Austin & family.
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Nancy Wade
James Wade
Charley Short
The
Christian Church
Will Newlin
Hillsboro
Charles Short
Wade
Frank
Charley Wade
Mellott
Disease Tuber Cosis Claims Thousands in Indiana
An OCR fragment notes a disease tuber culosis used in Indiapain fighting that claimed nearly 5,000 victims in Indiana last year. The report suggests a public health impact and historic toll within the state.
Sydney Stockdale attends funeral of Mrs. Nancy Wade
Sydney Stockdale of Iowa arrived to attend the funeral of his grandmother, Mrs. Nancy Wade, held in town today.
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Sydney Stockdale
Iowa
Nancy Wade
Foley Kidney Pills Told to Cure Kidney Trouble
Neighbor testimony from Mir. T. J. Coulter of LaFayette Indiana claims Foley Kidney Pills cured his kidney and bladder problems. He describes back pain burning dizziness headaches and near collapse before using the pills and says weeks of treatment dispelled all symptoms. Sold by all druggists.
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Mir
T. J. Coulter LaFayette
Ind
Newtown School Seeks Books as Library Deficiency Grows
At a Saturday meeting patrons discussed securing new books for the Newtown library as an inspector’s report indicated the high school would be commissioned once the deficiency is filled. A large crowd enjoyed solos recitations and choruses, Horace Gray chairing. The Seniors 1910 donated 33 for the cause and a play by high school students was staged Tuesday with proceeds for the school. Also Saturday night a quiet wedding united Miss Louise E Fowler and Charles Stephens. Reverend Ingalls officiated and a small reception followed at the groom’s parents’ home. Elmer Strater and family visited Emma Reed Sunday.
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Newtown School
Newtown High School
Horace Gray
Louise E. Fowler
Arthur Fowler
Charles Stephens
Here
W. N. Ingalls
Free Dropsy Cure Promises Fast Relief From All Cases
A drug ad claims Dr. Miles offers a four remedy Grand Dropsy Treatment with tonic tablets and Para-Laxa, says it relieves swelling in six days and usually on the first day. It promotes a free Droper Book and two pound treatment, urging afflicted readers to write for consideration to Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Franklin Miles Depr
Elkhart
Indiana
Local social visits noted around Yeddo and area towns
Warren and John Ham spent Sunday with their parents in Yeddo while Loren Holland of Hillsboro was in town on business Saturday. Newman Marlatt and wife hosted Guy Kerrand family and W. P. Robins and family Sunday. Miss Mary Kelloge visited her cousin Miss Hazel Seaver near Stone Dump. Charles Haas and wife entertained Miss Geneva Barton and Rev. Mater at dinner. Rev. Leezenby was in town part of the week and Mrs. Cal Scherer of Veedersburg visited Charles Huuning and family.
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Warren
John Ham
Clint Witt
Yeddo
Loren Holland
Hillsboro
Newman Marlatt and
Guy Kerrand
W. PL Robins and
Charles Haas
Geneva Barton
Rev
Mater
Best on Earth verdict for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
R J Howell of Tracy purchases Foley's Honey and Tar Compound claiming it cured his wife of severe lung trouble described as consumption. He notes her cough and hoarseness improved after using less than three bottles. Also advises on clover brush scenting with red clover stems tied with ribbon.
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R.J. Howell
Tracy
Foley
Releif
Sponge diving drive dominates Green Islands economy
Region of Sponge Divers. In many of the Green islands diving for sponges forms a considerable part of the occupation of the inhabitants. The natives make it a trade to gather these, and their meg from this source is far from contet able.
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Green Islands
Works Both Ways
Patient seeks forgiveness as he begs a doctor to come, recalling being wretchedly ill three days ago while the doctor laments that the old story of doctors arriving too late repeats.
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Dona Gaylor
Dona
Williams
Opera House
Dee
Ashton Idaho
Lawrence Wood
Ira Rice
Charles Farr
U.S. N
Mr. Rice
Dean McBroom
Neir Geddo
Win, Hamilton
Bear Covington
Pussell Austin
Danville
J.T. Austin
Rainier’s Drug Store
T.E. Rainier
Rexall Store
McClerg
N. W. Corner Sar
William McClerg
Covington, Ind
Newtown
Elmer Strater
Emma Reed
Franklin
Miles M
Floliday
Victor
Boord
Homer McKinney
Crawfordsville
McKinney
FL Ie
McWhinney
Mary Kelloge
Tlazel Sseaver
Stone Diut
Bell Shultz
Mabelsteen
Frank Kirkpatrick
Leezenby
Mrs
Cal Scherer of
Veedersburg
Charles Huuning
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Ludi
Hastings Kitchen
Geo. W. Kerr & Son
Judyville
John F, Judy
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