Passing to Salt Lake City a Globe-Trotting Letter
A travel diary from Salt Lake City recounts a train journey through Denver and Colorado's mountains, a stopover in Utah, and impressions of Salt Lake City. The writer notes clean streets, the Provo Valley scenery, Salt Lake Beach, and the Mormon sights, including the tabernacle, with reflections on travel life and encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindwell
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Holland
Salt Lake
New Grand Hotel
Alice
Paris
Dark
Delphi
Josephine
Chicago
Union Station
Shiloh
Ogden
National Cash Register
U. S
Dayton
Ohio
San Francisco
Henry B
Denver
Colorado
Royal Gorge
Europe
Utah
Provo Valley
Saltair Beach
Georgia
Tabernacle
Temple
Philip
Salice
Mary Sample describes cross country trip and new home in Arcata
The writer travels from San Francisco to Arcata with a friend from Oakland while observing travel delays. She rejects a dreary rental, learns a bungalow will be built by a pupil's father, and notes a $35 monthly rent for a furnished setup. She reports a thriving school term with a Public Speaking Dramatics and Journalism class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areata
Cal
San Francisco
Arcata
Salt Lake City
Reid
Mary Sample
Local social notes from Pittsburg and surrounding towns
Pittsburg residents and guests visit Indianapolis and Frankin homes, attend reunions in Flora Park and Kentland, and join funeral services for Mrs. James C. Shepard. Distances noted include a 500 mile Buick trip from West Virginia, with multiple family and class of 1924 members mentioned among visitors, illnesses, and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thompson
Charles Smith
Fred Thompson
Indianapolis
Frankin
Joe Robertson
Minnie Robertson
Clifford Bitler
Wilbur
Muncie
Lawrence VanDerVolgen
West Virginia
Freeman VanDerVolgen
Buick
Tams
West Va
Mrs Wilhelmys Boosted By Friend in Health Revival
Mrs Mary Witumety of St Paul credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for ending years of overwork and insomnia. After 9 to 10 bottles she reports fewer fainting spells, weight gain, better sleep, and improved health, inviting other women to write for replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minnesota
Tor
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Wituetmy
Florida letters from wintering residents describe drifted ice shortages
An Indianapolis woman in Miami notes scarce ice and rising mosquitoes as crowds seek rooms and tents. a Hollywood Florida correspondent reports booming business, embargoes on building materials, rising land prices, and plans to stockpile lumber. Residents and travelers outline plans to winter in St. Petersburg and Florida cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Miami
Florida
Savannah
Dame Fortune
Hollywood
Jacksonville
Gainesville
Orlando
Florida East Coast Railway
West Palm Beach
Seaboard
Social Roundup in Rockfield and Nearby Towns
Local families hosted and visited over the week with gatherings at homes of Gregg, Burk, Bowman, Herr, and Mullin. Birth announced for Gerald Richard Tribbett. Clergy visits noted with Rev. Atkinson preaching in Martinsville. Several relocations and visits to Bloomington and Indianapolis recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gregg
Sylvia Gregg
William Martin
Henry Barnes
Helen
Jean
Anderson
Herbert Burk
William Tribbett
Gerald Richard
James Lowe
Frank Simons
Margaret
Chas, Marchal
Logansport
Cecil Atkinson
Martinsville
Presbyterian Church
Atkinson
Helen Smith
Chicago
Presbyterian Sunday School
Earl Bowman
C. B. Mellinger
Arvil Aldridge
Chas. Herr
Clymers
Harold Hanlin
The
Christian Church
John Lyon
Burle Mullendore
Illinois
Seven year old Lee Largen dies at home Flora Indiana
Lee Marion Largen, seven, son of Mr and Mrs Ross Largen, died Monday at the family home in Flora after returning from Riley Memorial hospital Indianapolis where tuberculosis of the bones had troubled him. Survived by parents and sisters Vera Ruth and Ruby. Funeral at Brethren church 10:30 Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Marion Largen
Ross Largen
Flora
Riley Memorial Hospital
Indianapolis
Vera
Ruth
Ruby
The
Brethren Church
Funeral services for Betty Jane Wallace
Funeral services for Betty Jane Wallace two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Quincy Wallace were conducted by Rev James Watson of Russiaville at the Wallace home in Camden. Interment followed in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane
Quincy Wallace
James Watson
Russiaville
Wallace
Camden
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Relief
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube lining causing rumbling hear ing. If inflammation remains, hearing may be lost forever. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to rid the ears of this condition and restore hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
California
Oakland
British Columbia
Yellowstone
Pittsburg
Harry Henderson
Paul Sims
Battery E
Flora Park
Ed Shepard
Tina Kinsey
Ft. Wayne
Charles Boyles
Shepard
Rossville
Emily Cole
Toledo
Sarah Parker
Viola Hughes
Richard
W. C. Henderson
Henderson
Kentland
Bessie Garrison
Home Hospital
Lafayette
Arthur Stewart
Rossville High School
Tippecanoe River
James C. Shepard
Caspar Shepard
Mrs. Wilhelmy
Fria
Lydia
Pinkham
Royal Scepter Coffee, Smith’s Groc
Glen Wagoner
Billy
St. Petersburg, Fla
Noah Flora
Washington, D. C
Clarence Flora
John J. Hawkins
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mary
Ison Luman
Asa Cline
al O’bear
Byron
Roscoe
Boston Transcript
Rockfield
M. E. Crites
Cora Snoeberger
East Chi
Will May
Clarence Fidler
Crowell Coble
Deloris
Sophia Raber
Everett Flora
Francis M. Davis
Arvil Flora
Lee and
Wilma
Earl Flora
John W. Kerlin
L. L. Neff
Charles Trobaugh
Esther Trobaugh
Gladys Alford
H. Y. Mullin
Elmer Mullin
Mullin
Lois Wharton
Carrie W. Clark
Bloomington
Minnie Hinton
Lee Largen
Betty Wallace
Zook’s Meat Market
North Side Square
Indiana
Palm Beach
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Ind
Ralston B. Wilber
Mens Fashion Center
N. E. Corner Sq., Delphi
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