Flora adviser watches Delphi Alexandria clash in tight finish
Coach Frank Barnes observed the Delphi Alexandria game as Flora’s Yellow Jackets edged Fairmount by a final second foul. New lineup includes Smith at forward Holmes back guard Grimm solid at forward with Patton McDowell Boone and Jack Gee boosting reserves. Nearby, a Massachusetts statistician forecast steady market improvement with the Babson chart suggesting the depression is retreating and better times ahead.
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Officials Secured For Delphi Game By Indiana Official Link
Delphi officials secured Stanley Feezle of Indianapolis a Big Ten Conference official and Link of Logansport at the last minute. Fouling in the game was infrequent and the officiating worked smoothly.
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Alexandria Team Wins Hard-Driven Display At Delphi
The Alexandria squad reached Delphi Friday just after noon and checked into Crosby Hotel for an afternoon rest. At five they dined on steak and a player joked about overeating. Holmes absorbed a hard second half fall but recovered quickly after a brief floor impact. Hefner, Cutler guard, starred in a 20 to 13 preliminary win, scoring 18 of his team's points.
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Frank Mayr, Jr
Walton Defeats Camden 30 to 15 on Friday Night
Camden was held to one point in the first half as Walton overcame a 14 to 13 halftime deficit to win 30 to 15. Flora guard Hinkle scored the decisive foul shot and Larimore contributed four field goals for Camden.
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Babson predicts turning point as better times ahead
Roger W. Babson, famed for forecasting the 1929 stock crash, telegrams from Florida that he is equally sure the market's turning point has been reached and that brighter days lie ahead. He reiterates confidence in an imminent rise in markets.
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Washington bicentennial plans mix in Indianapolis habits
A February to December burst of George Washington celebration ideas fills Indianapolis with Washington costumes displays and patriotic activities. The piece notes store exhibits in Indianapolis and Chicago, marching orders for 1932 including tree planting, costumes, and a prayer for the nation.
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Indianapolis
L S. Ayres & Co
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Funeral service for Emmanuel Fife held at Flora Baptist
The funeral for Emmanuel Fife age 72 was held Monday at Flora Baptist Church with burial in Maple Lawn Cemetery. He died Saturday at his son Lester Fife's home east of Bringhurst. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Arthur Sylvester and Mrs. Earl Hamrickhouse, three sons Luther Arthur and Lester, and three brothers Albert Willis and Milton Fife. Radio tubes Herb Smith.
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Fragmentary prayer excerpt reflects early American religious language
A clipped religious invocation pleads for national justice mercy and humility, invoking divine guidance through Jesus Christ. The text echoes historic Protestant faith in America's founding.
Girl Disenchanted with Washington Posters
A brief vignette recalls a little girl tiring of Washington posters and portraits as she tells her mother she loves them in a childlike aside reflecting public imagery.
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Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertises Bile Relief
An early 20th century advertisement claims liver bile flow is essential for health. It warns against laxatives and mineral products while promoting Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle vegetable remedy to stimulate two pounds of bile daily. Priced 75 cents, the ad cites 1931 as the date.
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