Measuring the Electric Wires and Live Wires
An entry discusses current carried by streams of water and the concept of measuring electric conductors. It notes the relation between water flow and electrical conductance and references experimental setups to gauge currents.
Fountain Social News and Local Appointments
Ray Hickman and family entertained many friends Sunday at dinner with neighbors and relatives attending. The Shawnee Township Sunday School Convention is planned for next Sunday at 2 pm with county speakers. Also notes include local visits, farming plans, sales, and illnesses affecting residents such as Mrs. John Ennis of Attica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hickman
Wm Foreman
Ed. Manlove
F. P. Beymer
Bud Robinson
Frank Manlove
Orla Manlove
Ann Thornton
Mack Beymer
Shawnee Township
John Ennis
Attica
S. S. Association
Fountain Christian Church
Tanlac Restores Fort Wayne Booster to Peak Health
Earl J. Stritmatter, a Pennsylvania Railroad boiler maker from Fort Wayne Indiana, claims Tanlac restored his health after a year of weight loss and stomach distress. He reports gaining twelve pounds, improved digestion, stronger nerves, and renewed energy. Tanlac is advertised as sold in Covington Kingman Veedersburg Hillsboro and Mellott by local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Earl J. Stritmatter
Pennsylvania Railroad
Taniac
Tanlae
Covington
T. E. Rainier
Kingman
J. M. Cory
Veedersburg
Geo. G. Graham
Hillsboro
Fred A. Stebbins
J. L. Moore
Car Stolen and Recovered Near Wallace in Veedersburg
Arthur McCandish reported a touring car missing after the local dance. The vehicle was found two miles north of Wallace. Shirley Shoaf, 16, admitted driving it beyond his home and abandoning it. bound over to court, released on a $500 bond. Also noted are elderly Mrs. Eliza Cade gravely ill, and local residents visiting or returning from trips in Indiana and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McCandish
Marshall Scherer
Wallace
Shirley Shoaf
Simmerman
Eliza Cade
Builders urged to order lumber early for 1920 demand
D. J. Young & Co. Covington Indiana warns prospective builders that lumber will be scarce in 1920 and urges early orders. They note a six room house package with cement hardware and all framing lumber recently sold for 1300 dollars and ask readers if that seems high.
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