Mrs T F Jackson Visits Law Family in City
Mrs T F Jackson of St Louis visits her parents Mr and Mrs G A Law in this city. Mrs Ada Rogers returns home from Terre Haute where she visited her daughter Mrs Harry McGurk. Gladys Walton in Top O The Morning at Lyric Friday. Mrs W B Coffing hosts a large card party with her daughters serving refreshments.
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Mrs
T. F. Jackson
St. Louis
G. A. Law
City
Ada Rogers
Harry McGurk
Terre Haute
Gladys Walton
Lyric
W. B. Coffing
H. K. Bilsland
Wr. Dunlap
No Substitute Offered for Chamberlain’s Diarrhoea Remedy
The piece asserts that 99 out of 100 druggists recommend Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy when diarrhoea medicine is sought. It claims customers speak to its dependability and that cheaper substitutes are unsatisfactory.
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Rill
Castoria
One Year of Republican Rule Shows Tremendous Savings
A report credits one year of Republican rule with a reduction of over a billion in public debt and nearly two billion in public expenses as Congress cuts budget requests. Representative Will B. Woop of Indiana sits on the House Appropriations Committee.
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Congress
Will B. Woop
Indiana
House Committee ON
Budget Bureau Cut Year Ends With Surplus And Debt Drop
President Harding spearheaded a 1922 fiscal reform reducing ordinary expenditures from initial 1922 estimates by 755.9 million and delivering a 214.99 million surplus. Public debt fell to 22.962 billion by June 30, 1922, from 23.977 billion a year earlier, with bipartisan budgeting and centralized control cited as keys to savings.
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Harding
Budget Bureau
United States
Republican Party
Congress
Republican Congress
Congressional
Ex-Service Man Best Treated of Any in World
A Republican administration spends more on World War veterans than any item except the public debt. Representative Carl W. Riddick of Montana, member of the House Committee on Agriculture, comments on veterans' treatment and government spending priorities.
Veterans Bureau transformation boosts World War I aid
In 1920 1922 and beyond the Republican Congress consolidated relief for ex service men into the Veterans Bureau. It oversaw hospital care vocational training and compensation while transferring 95 hospitals to bureau use and interviewing over 175000 veterans with 110000 new claims filed. Over 240000 received hospital treatment and over 1 million were called for examinations. Insurance for 600000 ex service men operated at low cost.
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Republcan
Congress
Veterans’ Bureau
Republican Congress
Usl Agercies
Republican Party
San Francisco’s Jenny Lind Hall and Eldorado Gambling Era
Old timers recall San Francisco's Jenny Lind gambling hall and theater on Kearny Street, linked to Thomas Maguire and the early era of gold fever. The city later built the Hall of Justice on the site, after fires and the 1906 quake, replacing the previous brick theater.
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Tan Francisco
Justice
Jenny Lind
San Francisco
Thomas McGuire
Ireland
Pacific Coast
Parker House
Kearny Street
Portsmouth Square
the Plaza
Maguire
Hall of Justice
EL Dorado
Eldorado
Thatched Roots Coming Back in Scotland
A new machine attached to a thrashing mill converts sheaves of unheat into neat bundles of reeds for thatching. It separates grain, fodder, and thatch material, producing clean, polished thatch ready for use on houses and farm buildings.
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Scotland
Pattern for Husbands from an Ostrich Joke
An ornithologist notes that young women overlook marriage. He recalls lecturing at a western summer school and the ostrich remark about seeing little yet digesting much. A front-row student quips that an ostrich would be an ideal husband.
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West
A Youthful Logician
Margaret at seven challenges her mother’s boast about naughty children. She answers triumphantly that the mother has given herself away, revealing a clever use of logic in a playful moment from Harper's Magazine.
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Margaret
Harper’s Magazine
Executors Sale of Arletta L. Jones Personal Property
Indiana notice from Fountain County announces an October 10 1922 public auction of Arletta L. Jones estate at her former residence one mile east and 4% mile north of Yeddo. Items include a Chevrolet Baby Grand, five horses seven cows plus calves hogs grain hay farm implements household goods and more with terms cash under five dollars and a credit up to nine months on larger sums. Oliver W. McGaughey executor and Wallace McGaughey auctioneers oversee the sale with J Milo Cook clerk and centennial church lunch service.
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Oliver W. McGaughey
Cal
Wm. Nine
Col
Henry Price
J. Milo Cook
Centenial Church
Wallace
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Ewart Estate
Ira K. Ewart as Administrator filed final settlement for Mary E. Ewart deceased in Fountain Circuit Court September term 1922. A hearing is set for October 21 1922 to approve the account and vouchers. heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause if any why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship. R N Voliva attorney.
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Mary E. Ewart
Fountain Circuit Court
Ira K. Ewart
Remembrance of a Proposal Moment Between Colonels
A remembered exchange between a colonel and Yadam recalls a past proposal and a decisive refusal. The dialogue centers on a single, defining moment the speaker cherishes.
Notice of Administration for Elizabeth Sweringen Estate
The Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana appointed and qualified John W. Frazier as Executor of Elizabeth Sweringen, deceased. The estate is considered solvent. Nebeker & Dice are the attorneys.
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Circuit Court
Fountain County
Indiana
Elizabeth Sweringen
John W. Frazier
Nebeker & Dice Executor
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