Hadley Endorsed for Indiana Appellate Bench by Notables
Cassius C. Hadley of Indianapolis, a leading attorney and longtime assistant attorney general, is highlighted as a strong candidate for the Indiana Appellate Court. Endorsements come from Governor Taylor and Attorney General Miller, praising his legal skill, integrity, and broad judicial temperament.
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W. L. Taylor
Charles W. Miller
Indiana
Sherrick
United States Supreme Court
Hedley
Taylor
Miller
Cassius C. Hadley
Fassett A. Cotton for third term as state superintendent
Our State Superintendent Fassett A. Cotton earns high regard in educational circles beyond Indiana. Republicans nominated him for a third term, arguing that longer tenure beyond four years is needed to implement a planned program, despite three terms totaling six years amid campaign periods.
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Township High School
Spiceland Academy
State Normal
Butler College
University of Chicago
Henry County
Butler
Franklin College
United States
Fassett
A. Cotton
Indiana
Cotton
Oscar Hadley A Republican Candidate For State Treasurer
Oscar Hadley of Plainfield a Republican nominee for state treasurer is a prominent Indiana farmer stock breeder and banker. He chaired the township trustees and county treasurer posts and has served four years on the state board of agriculture where he helped build a stock breeding operation and judged cattle at fairs. He helped organize the Polled-Durham Breeders Association and supported investing public funds locally.
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Oscar Hadley
Plainfield
Indiana
Farmers
State Board of Agriculture
Hendricks County
First National Bank of
Hadley
Regimental Reunions and Forty Third Anniversary Battle
Reunion of regiments from twelve states marks the forty third anniversary of Chickamauga. Gathering at Chickamauga National Park September 18 to 20 promises large attendance with battlefield markers and expert guidance by veteran officers. Tickets via Louisville Nashville Railroad Battlefield Route. contact agents or representatives in Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago and Davenport for details.
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Pessimism Opposed by St Patrick’s Minister at OSU
Rev. Dr. D J Stafford of St Patrick's Church Washington DC, who preached the OSU baccalaureate sermon, urged against pessimistic views of economists and scholars. He urged confidence in Americans to combat dangers, noting prosperity and urging thrift and happiness for the nation and its people.
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D. J. Stafford
St. Patrick’s Church
Washington, D. C
Ohio State University
Langs Skorroisa Promises Safe Protection
An old advertisement touts Langs Skorroisa as harmless and guaranteed protection. It claims benefits for married ladies and a six month treatment priced at $100.
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Langs Skorroisa
Algonquin Park Summer Outing Promises Nature’s Riches
If you enjoy fishing canoeing camping or wildlife the Algonquin National Park of Ontario offers a 2 000 000 acre preserve with 1 200 lakes and rivers and magnificent canoe trips altitude two feet above sea level. A descriptive illustrated publication details the trip free on request from W Robinson 58 Park Building Pittsburgh Pa.
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Ontario
Rhent
W. Robinson
Park Building
Pittsburg
TrRapE Danville Rent for Covington Property
J. W. Price advertises rental of a Covington area property or farm near Covington in an early 20th century listing. The note references TrRapE Danville as the rental source and location clue for prospective tenants.
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Danville
Covington
J. W. Price
Lake of Baye Region tourism guide
Describes Killarney CF America area known as the Lake of Baye Region north of Toronto Ontario. Mentions a chain of seven lakes with islands, hotels, and boat service for tourists anglers and sport enthusiasts. Offers free illustrated publications and contact details for more information.
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Ontario
Lake of Baye
Tourtet
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Spartansan
Names of Mount Ararat and its many names
The text lists regional names for Mount Ararat including Aghri-Dagh the Mountain of the Ark Koh-i-nuh Noahs mountain and Peak of Gods Boatman. It notes an Amphkir ceremony Lella Rhinier or Brave Rhinoceros tied to a legend of a rhinoceros cursed by God and tied to Noahs ark during the flood.
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Araret
Ararat
Aghri-Dagh
Koh-i-nuh
Teacher prompts recall of animals with mud loving pupil inserts himself
In a classroom scene Miss Fanny asks children to name the domestic animals. A boy named Tommy hesitates and then shyly reveals the missing animal is himself, noting his bristly hair and fondness for dirt. This humorous moment appears in the Christian Register.
Misstep in Railway Carriage Sparks Outcry
Lord Middleton, a near sighted nobleman, attempted to place a bundle on the rack and grabbed a large elderly lady occupying a corner seat provoking her indignant protest and public embarrassment.
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Lord Middleton
Untidy account of a poor woman's smallpox complaint
A Pall Mall Gazette reporter recounts a scene on a crowded omnibus. A young woman with a fretful baby laments she may have to take the child to hospital. She raises the infant’s veil and says the baby suffers from smallpox.
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Glazing Method for Ham by Falcone
The recipe instructs brushing the ham with beaten egg yolk, then coating thickly with fine powdered breadcrumbs pressed on firmly. Finally brush with thick cream and bake briefly in a hot oven to form a brown crust. It ends with a moral note about disgrace tied to existence.
First Submarine Boats Through History
The article traces early submarine development from 1644 when Van Drebbel built a twelve oarner craft in London capable of submersion with James I aboard. It notes a waterways liquid enabling breathable air, the 1777 Bushnell submarine in Connecticut with one diver for thirty minutes, and Fulton’s New York design for eight men with eight hours underwater air supply.
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London
James 1
Thames
David Bushnell
Connecticut
Fulton
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