Carroll County Citizen Times Front Matter and Pricing
The Carroll County Citizen Times lists Henry B. Wilson as editor and business manager with Mindwell Crampton Wilson as associate editor and A B Crampton as editor emeritus. It states subscription prices at 1.50 yearly in Indiana and 2.00 outside the state, and notes entry at Delphi post office as second class matter.
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Henry B. Wilson
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
A. B. Crampton
Carroll County
Indiana
Delphi, Ind
Tyranny of Large Majorities in Early 1920s Politics
The piece argues the 1920 election created a vast Republican majority that bred corruption in Washington. It cites Harding’s plurality, party control of Congress and Senate, and scandals from tariff to veterans affairs, warning against one party dominance and urging strong opposition.
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Washington
Jefferson
Mr. Harding
Senate
Democratic Party
Harding
Republics
Get Out The Jack
A local civic appeal urges towns to stop petty squabbles and use collective effort to advance assets. The piece likens municipal delays to a flat tire and calls for decisive action to “jack up” the town, improve its ride, and save money in the long run. It emphasizes public spirit over publicity and urges residents to do their best for the community.
New National Parks Draw Tourists to Isle Royale
Government statistics show Yellowstone visitors spent about 2 million dollars and adjacent states 4 million last year. Glacier National Park added 1.25 million to Montana. Isle Royale near Lake Superior marks a new park site, promising a summer playground and future tourist growth across the Great Lakes region.
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Recont
Yellowstone Park
Glacier National Park
Montana
Isle Royale
Lake Superior
Middle West
Great Lakes Region
Daugherty Publics Outcry Over Teapot Dome Transfer
The drive in Washington centers on Attorney General Daugherty who approved moving Teapot Dome and California Naval Reserve No. 1 from Navy to Interior. Critics warn private oil interests will exploit these naval properties. The public grows angry as Fail and Denby depart and remaining officials face pressure to resign.
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Washington
Daugherty
Teapot Dome
California Naval Reserve No. 1
Navy Department
Interior Department
Fail
Denby
Vanderlip in Teapot Dome inquiry sparks controversy
The article accuses Frank A. Vanderlip of delivering a damaging but unsubstantiated remark about a deceased president during the Teapot Dome oil scandal probe. It states that Democrats have proven every charge and will present witnesses to support their claims, aiming to persuade the public as the ultimate jury.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
Teapot Dome
G. O. P. Oil Party Returns to Normalcy
The GOP steers back toward normal party operations signaling restored party unity and routine legislative priorities after weeks of internal friction and public dispute.
Doctor Priest Enters Governor Race as Democrat Candidate
A second physician joins the Democratic field for governor with Dr. Frank Priest of Marion publicly announcing his candidacy last week. The move leaves the party with two physicians in the race.
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Frank Priest
Marion
Vanderlip Seen as Major GOP Figure in Era
The excerpt notes Frank A. Vanderlip as a prominent Republican, speculating on the reaction if he had been a Democrat. It emphasizes his influence within the party and the strong optics surrounding party allegiance.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
Samuel and the Revival in Israel's Judges Era
Extensive lesson text traces Israel's decline under greed and immorality before Samuel. It covers a demoralized priesthood, alienation from God, a paused divine revelation, and Samuel's call, prophetic commissioning, and the victory over the Philistines with Mizpeh as a turning point.
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Samuel
Ebenezer
Israel
God
Hannah
Eli
Samuel Zrew
Dan
Beer-sheba
Mispeh
Mizpeh
Christ
First Filing Day for Ballots in Indiana Politics
The text notes March 7 as the final day to file petitions for state ballot spots for president or governor and the first day for declarations of candidacy for county office in Indiana.
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Indiana
Indiana Republicans Face Wider Criticism This Year
The remark notes that Republicans in Indiana confront backlash beyond the McCray issue, highlighting broader political challenges and dissent within the party.
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Indiana
McCray
Why Superstitions About Mirrors Affect Infants
The article discusses a widespread belief that allowing a baby to look in a mirror before turning one is bad luck. It links this superstition to ancient ideas of mirrors reflecting a person’s external soul, suggesting infants’ vulnerable astral bodies could be stolen or harmed by evil spirits.
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Gia
Champlain Burgess
Dunn
Ragsamond Kerr
Army and Navy Club
Navy
Rollo
Navy Yard
Little Rosy Kerr
Sailor Dunn
Chaplain Burgess
Officer Brown
Danny
Rosamond
Joe Saunders
Army
Joe
Paul
Harmonie
Nanette
Miss Harmonie
Dime a Day Woman Earns for Hair Work
Native Chinese women earn about one cent per hair plaited by hand and average ten plaits daily, highlighting low pay and labor intensity in traditional hair work.
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China
Shining Christians and the Measure of True Character
A brief reflection compares polished faith with untried hearts, arguing only tested Christians reveal genuine virtue rather than outward brightness. It emphasizes inner steadfastness over surface display in spiritual life.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advert Claim Summary
An early 20th century advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and related deafness. The copy describes an ointment to reduce mucous inflammation and a tonic to address mucous buildup, promising relief from associated symptoms.
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Hall
Beams the Trolley. Tousled Lady in Hurry-Up Wagon
A brisk exchange, quoted from the Boston Transcript, depicts a hurried scene near a trolley. A tousled woman remarks to a man nicknamed Jimmy that riders will find a comfortable seat and avoid strap-hanging.
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Jimmy
Boston Transcript
Clock's O. K. Again Sparks Quiet Time Debate
An odd note discusses clocks and daytime timekeeping, describing no change in clock speed during the day and questioning how time is measured in routine use. The item highlights public curiosity about standard time concepts.
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O. K
Fighting Fishes Off Japan Coast Draws Attention
Odd clipping reports fighting fishes near the coast of Japan with pugilistic tendencies. Cod is mentioned as involved and Siam appears in the text amid disjointed references to glass bowls and arrangements.
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Japan
Siam
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Miss Erisman
J.C. Meyer
H. M. Martin School of Optometry
Chicago
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C. Q. Erisman
Erisman
J. C. Myer
W. H. Manecke
Ra Optical Department
McClure Newspaper ‘Syndicate
Western Newspaper Union
Cooper
P. B. Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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R. L. Meyer
Thieme & Schuessler Co
Lafayette
Jiffion
Perior
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