October Trip to Indianapolis Sparks Indiana University Pride
A Delphi writer recalls a weekend in Indianapolis for an Indiana University football game and a John W. Davis speech. Crowds, parades, and a goat banner showcase campus spirit. a long drive home ends with appreciation for quiet Delphi life and the comfort of home.
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Louisiana
Indiana
Margaret
Bess
Indianapolis
Coolidge
Delphi
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis Star
David Lawrence
Davis
LaFolette
Indiana University
Dan
Dixie Rooters
Lois
Dora
Cable Tabernacle
John W. Davis
Tabernacle
Mr. Davis
Hancock County
Harding
Greenfield
Minnie
Mary Sample
Mindwell
Brother John’s
Earth
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by South Bend Woman
Mrs Dora Osborne of 430 Sherman Avenue South Bend Indiana reports severe back pain fatigue and bearing down sensations. After medical advice and cost she tried Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound taking three bottles and recovering her health. She endorses the remedy and notes it costs less than doctors. Women with female weakness urged to try it. sold by druggists nationwide.
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South Bend
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dora Osborne
Sherman Avenue
Ind
Toy Balloon Journey Presses Boundaries of Distance
A gas filled toy balloon released in a Keswick Cumberland contest traveled about 1000 miles and was mailed back from Konigsberg Germany illustrating an extraordinary cross border flight for a toy item.
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Keswick
Cumberland
England
Konigsberg
Germany
Camden Area Social and Community Notices Involving Flora and Delaware
Camden residents host and visit across families and friends from Modesto Long Beach and Delphi. Local clubs including Pythian Sisters and Loyal Womans Class organize events with speakers from state politics and church groups while schools and churches report rallies and new officers.
Clarence Dilling and Edith Sherman Wedding at Burrows
West Delphi notes: Clar ence Dilling married Edith Sherman at the Christian Church in Burrows Sunday afternoon. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bush and daughter Edna. Other local items cite John Bush visiting William Bush, Nelson Mulendore visiting from Chicago, a new baby for Mr. and Mrs. Guy Julien, visits by Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Cole, John Walters and James Foster in Lafayette to hear John W. Davis, William Anderson and family from Kokomo, and Walter Grandstaff installing a home telephone.
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Joseph Rumble
Modesto
California
Jonas Flora
Camden
Rumbel
Flossie Flora
Martha Mills
Loyal Womens
The
Baptist Church
Effie Wyatt
M. W. Dillon
Burrows
J. H. Brown
Long Beach
Calif
French Post Park
Eunice
Fern Schinman
Elbert
O. L. McDowell
Margaret Kennedy
Charles
Eva Kennedy
Brown
Anna Tesh
Walter Linton
Ida Plank
Vella Harrison
Earl Thompson
Helen Edging
Marguerite Lynn
Catherine Quinn
Ruby Leslie
Pythian Temple
Bertha Kuzmaul
Womens’ Republican Glee Club
Flora
C .E. Cline
Harold Baker
Frankfort
Methodist Church
Ed Jackson
Fred S. Purnell
Glee Club
Kokomo
Frank Lowden
Mary Sanderson
Reuben Norris
Longcliff
Camden K
P. Lodge
Indiianapolis
K. of P
Capitol City
G. C. Patty
Camden Pythian Sisters Temple
J. C. Kendal
Flora Temple
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
Fred Cole
Mrrs
Chas. Rice
David Ringer
Will
Harmon
Jane Hanaway
Alice
Delphi
Los Angeles
Cal
Alice Hanaway
Hanaways
Charles Hanaway
W. J. Bowman
William A. Smith
Frank Raber
Sophia Raber
Rock Creek Township
John W. Davis
Lafayette
George Stout
Remington
Martha D. Galbreth
Eli Shaffer
H. E. Burke
Charles Wilson
Elwood
James Burke
Stephen Peyton
Ft. Wayne
Columbus
Fred Miller
Presbyterian Sunday School
Clvdl
Mary MicReynolds
Washington, D. C
John Silmon Clark
St. Louis
Rosa Wise
Chicago
Margaret Lathrope
Clarks Hill
George Stouth
Rebecca Smith
Amos Herr
Sulman Clark
Missouri
Benton Herr
Miller Herr
Jesse Herr
Lake Cicott
Presbyterian
Paul Gregg
Senator Ralston
W. A. Martin
Florence K. Lathrope
Noblesville
Clarks’ Hill
Low Norris
Minnie Lytell
Sadie Mitchel
Robert Ward
Nellie Willey
Jennie Kilander
Logansport
Raymond Bush
Edna
Clarence Dilling
Edith Sherman
Christian Church
John Bush
William Bush
James’ Foster
William Anderson
Walter Grandstaff
Rockfield celebrates Sarah Mullendore's 84th birthday
Mrs. Sarah Mullendore of Rockfield turned 84 with relatives from Delphi Indianapolis Greenfield Camden Marion Fort Wayne and Buck Creek joining a large dinner ice cream and well wishes. Family visits extended through last week with Ruth Mullendore Edna Montgomery Nancy Payton Mehala Payton Clyde Madison and others.
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Sarah Mullendore
Rockfield
Allen Huntsinger
Edwin Koontz
Verd Thompson
Ruby
Ralph Thompson
Delphi
Ariel Huntsinger
Indianapolis
Grant Mullendore
William Mullendore
Greenfield
Frank Lake
Carl Lake
Reynolds
Dorothy
Camden
Floyd Hatfield
Marion
Ruth Mullendore
Ft. Wayne
Joe Green
Burrows
C. B. Mullendore
Doris
Eugene
Donald Mullendore
Will Mullendore
Will Mullendere
Edna Montgomery
Nancy
Mehala Payton
Grover Miller
Helen
Buck Creek
Clyde Madison
Busy farm roundups in local community
Lehre Guthrie cuts corn while Frank Hinkle mows clover hay. An Automobile Agent canvassed the neighborhood from Flora with reports of good success. Several residents visit Mrs. Guthrie and Miss Emily Guthrie, including Lehre Guthrie and Elizabeth Guthrie. Paul Popejoy moves to a new house near the bridge. Spencer of Walcott buys Walnut timber. Local gatherings attend Frank Owens sale as Sylvester Hinkle and others visit Logansport residents.
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Lehre Guthrie
Frank Hinkle
Flora
Belle McReynolds
Jennie Norbay
Chicago
Elizabeth Guthrie
William Guthrie
Emily Guthrie
Paul Popejoy
John K. Todd
Ruby and Ruth Timmons
Spencer of
Walcott
Harvey Dilling
Budd Sterrett
George Lowery
Adam Carrigan
Frank Owens
Sylvester Hinkle
Logansport
Charles M. Harvey
Locals Report Weekend Visits and Travel Across Indiana
Idolville notes list Reverend W C McCleery traveling to Kenton Ohio for the second Synod with daughter Margaret visiting in Piqua. Families host relatives in Frankfort Burnettsville Remington and other towns as teachers travel to Indianapolis for the association. A marriage announcement for Leland Friday and Cora George of Kankakee Illinois is recorded with Oct 10 date.
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W. C. McCleery
United Presbyterian Church
Kenton
Ohio
Margaret
Piqua Ohio
C. G. Luman
J. M. Clingan
Grace Cornell
Claude Brown
Frankfort
F. L. Griffin
Monticello
A. L. Griffin
Chas. Marvin
South Bend
C. R. Marvin
Mayme Bryan
Indianapolis
Eva Bryan
John Glasgow
Portland
Ind
Jane York
Burnettsville
A. E
Record of Bank Failures Grows Across 1924
A Washington report from Dun and Bradstreet shows bank failures in the first eight months of 1924 far surpassing earlier periods. Total commercial failures reached 13 920 with liabilities of 91 957 219, highlighting severe losses across Western states and warnings for business confidence after 1920s policy shifts.
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Washington, D. C
R. G. Dun Mercantile Agency
Wilson
Dun
Harding- Coolidge
Harding-Coolidge
West
Treasury
Mississippi River
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Mississippi
Nevada
Wyoming
Farmers Suffer Annual Net Loss Under Tariff
New York reports economists of the Farm Bureau Federation say U S farmers pay about 301 million dollars a year more in tariff than they receive from Fordney McCumber protection. With 30 million people in agriculture the burden averages about 10 dollars per person yearly.
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New York
United States
Farm Bureau Federation
Prayer for Authors Echoed in Letter to Writers
The Boston Transcript cites a Thomas Fuller quip urged on writers: make sense by joining the alphabet thoughtfully. The remark frames a writerly discipline as a humble prayer before composing sermons or texts.
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Thomas Fuller
Boston Transcript
Napoleon Quote Reflected as Memory Kept
A fragment emphasizes leaving traces for posterity from Napoleon, urging memory preservation beyond death.
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Napoleon
Seeing the New Moon Right Shoulder Luck Belief Spread
The piece explains a superstition about seeing the new moon over the right shoulder bringing luck, with Alabama as an exception preferring the left. It traces origins to Isis symbolism and the word right linked to the right side and starboard use.
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England
United States
Alabama
Isis
Nile
Mississippi
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Two Potato Crops a Year Stressed by Soda Dip
A California professor says dipping seed potatoes in a solution of nitrate of soda can yield two crops annually. The method promises higher yields but may involve careful handling and timing.
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California
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