Beaupré Shrine Tour and Kent House Visit Chronicle
The account describes a pilgrimage to St. Ann's shrine at Beaupré with notes on the miraculous statue and holy steps, plus a visit to the Kent House at Montmorency Falls. It recalls the Way of the Cross, relics, and a 1679 finger bone of St. Ann. the Kent House is praised for views of the Falls and St. Lawrence, but night life distracts travelers with dancing and a noisy hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann de Beaupre
St. Ann
St. Lawrence
Brittany
St. Anne
Quebec
Petit Cap
America
Jas
Permanene
Royal An
Holyoke
Mass
Beaupre
Jesus
Kent House
Montmorency Falls
Niagara
Orte
Gealdimand
Canada
Ohde
Duke
Isle of Orleans
Cape Diamond
City of
Indiana
Indianapolis
Husband
Toronto
Kent
Quebec Railway Light and Power Co
St. Roch
Delphi
Hazel Elliot
West of Pittsburg
Monticello
Rose Hoagland
Blanche Ward
Lawrence Downham
Marion
J. Downham
Fordney McCumber Tariff Raises Indiana Farm Costs
Washington figures show Indiana farmers pay about 1 440.60 for farm implements under the Fordney McCumber tariff versus 747 under the 1914 Democratic tariff. The rise comes from high costs of inputs for farm machinery, though implements are on the free list. Indiana farmers face a $33 000 000 yearly tariff impact on farm goods, with limited local benefit as main crops sell on the world market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Indiana
Youth's Companion marks 100th birthday plans for 1927
The Youth's Companion previews its hundredth year with plans for 52 issues in 1927 plus remaining 1926 issues. It touts serials, short stories, special articles, a boys section Y C Lab, a girls department, and surveys of current events. Subscriptions offered at $2 for 52 1927 issues or combine with McCalls Magazine at $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Gertrude Ederle
New York
English Channel
Y. C. Lab
Youth’s Companion
McCall’s Magazine
Youth’s Companions
N Dept
Boston Mass
Camden Social Notes Highlight Local Visits And Events
Camden social roundup lists Mrs Monroe Brechbiel and child spending a week with her husband in Pontiac Michigan. Evelyn Cohee at Purdue visited relatives in Camden. Numerous families from Walcott Flora Lafayette Indianapolis Deer Creek Ida ville Burnettsville and Buffalo marked weekend and Sunday visits. A Hopedale Snelsy service led by Rev Reynolds and a Dortha birthday mention conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Brechbiel
Pontiac
Mich
Evelyn Cohee
Bertha. Kuszmaul
Woman’s Missionary Society
Lowell
Virginia Cole
Glen Cole
Buffalo
N. Y
Purdue University
Camden
C. V. Hoover
Robert Million
Indianapolis
Wickerson
James Caughell
Amanda Caughell
Bessie Caughell
Hugh
Janet Cochran
Lafayette
Chester Gardener
Deer Creek
Ed Simon
George Roller
Ben Shoop
Idaville
J. H. Roller
Fred McDowell
Mildred
Gertrude
Georgetown
Anna Reeser
Burnettsville
Belle Bunn
Dosie Bingaman
Pleasant Run
Russel Garrison
Newton Garrison
Hopedale Snelsy
Reynold
Forrest Hays
Lter Dortha i
Hattie Cole
Pinkham Vegetable Compound Publicity Letters Featured
Ohio reader Mrs Helen Kowalczyk of 6819 Hope Avenue reports regained health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and praised its effects. A Detroit reader credits the product with improvement and notes its long history and herbal composition sold at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Helen M. Kowalczyk
Hopeee Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
Detroit News
Grace Gillem
Washburn Ave
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wasmuth Warns of Demoralized Indiana Republican Party
Ed Wasmuth of Huntington, former Indiana Republican state chairman, warned two years ago that a demoralization within the Indiana GOP would ruin prospects. In a letter to Clyde Wald, Wasmuth accused Senator Watson of petty spite and punishment of dissenters, calling for party unity and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ed. Wasmuth
Huntington
Wasmuth
Indianapolis News
Clyde Wald
James E. Watson
Watson
Wald
Welch
Mrs. C. W. Shaw Family Move and Local Visits
Mrs. C. W. Shaw and family moved to the Johnson Property recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Free man Kaufman. Mrs. Albert Myers and he visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hendrickson. Royal Scepter Coffee, Smith's Groe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Shaw
Johnson Property
Freeman Kaufman
Albert Myers
Chas. Hendrickson
Raymond Bush
Leonard Sterrett
Battle Ground
Oscar Hall
Everett Mullendore
George Mullendore
West of
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Fordney-Mccumber
Adams Township
Oveb Cowdin
Prims
Eesson
Sandusky
Marie ‘Bergman
Elmer Bergman
Republican
Democratic
REP
Charles L. Wilkinson
Newell E. Cox
Samuel F. Brown
George D. Hall
Joseph Wilson
Justice of the Peace
Albert D. McCain
Thomas McCormick
Carl C. McFarland
Charles A. Welker
Charles W. Moore
Forrest H. Orr
Harry E. Reed
James T. Lewis
Roy C. Nelson
Mrs. Earl Wheaton
Hobart
Royal Scepter Coffee
Smith’s Groe
Carroll County
Congress
Fred S. Purnell
39Th Judicial District
Albert D. O’bear
Carroll and
Cass Counties
Benj
Franklin Wray
Roy W. Adney
John A. Rothrock
James J. Reeder
William R. GR
George E. Sites
Burton A. McCain
Riley L. Sink
John A. Flora
William E. Baker
Chums Circusionee
Riley Stephen
At Tees Ox
Ononall Campbell Kilman
Iffith
G. Klepinger
Jason L. Whiteman
William H. Asher
Soward T. Beard
Erbert Y. Mullin
ORVEL
C. Schock
Charles R. Thompson
William Funkhouser
Lales W. Billings
John H. Shultheis
Jerome Stinebaugh
Orion Wagoner
Jasper
HUFTY
Deer Creek Two
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