Auto Show Opening at State Fair With Governor Ralston Likely
The Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association plans a grand opening for the State Fair Auto Show September 7 to 11 featuring all new 1915 models. Governor Ralston may attend, and the exhibit aims to be educational, linking auto progress with engineering schools at Notre Dame, Purdue, and Rose Polytechnic. Space pricing for members is 16 cents per square foot until August 22, rising to 20 cents. outsiders will have limited access.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Agriculture
Automobile Trade Association
Ralston
Fred I. Willis
John B. Orman
Frank L. Moore
Notre Dame
Purdue
Rose Polytechnic
Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association
The
Guard Camps at Fort Harrison in Indiana National Guard encampment
The Indiana National Guard under Brig. Gen. Harry B. Smith began a ten day encampment at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Following Brig. Gen. Will J. McKee’s 40 years of service, Col. Smith was promoted. Maj. Walter C. Bragg stays as brigade adjutant, Maj. Leslie Naftzger named inspector general, Maj. William G. Everson as brigade quartermaster, and Captains Calvert Young and Boatman assigned. Major Homer Jones has retired and Maj. Larue D. Carter leads the field hospital. Pensions were granted to several Indiana soldiers including Charles M. Baughman and others.
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Fort Harrison
Indiana National Guard
Harry B. Smith
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ft. Harrison
Will J. McKee
Second Infantry
McKee
Walter C. Bragg
Major Bragg
General Smith
Leslie Naftzger
Muncie
Smith
William G. Everson
New Albany
Charles B. Calvert
South Bend
James L. Young
Indianapolis
Frank. J. Boatman
Homer Jones
Larue D. Carter
Westfield
Buch
Character and reputation define a man’s reality
The saying contrasts inner character with outward reputation, noting that true character resides within the person while reputation comes from how others view him. It emphasizes intrinsic virtue over public opinion and moral integrity over social standing.
Savory Dishes From a Vintage Pantry
A compilation of midcentury home style recipes for fried apples with onions, sour cream white sauce for corned fish gravy, apple fritters, club house potatoes, spiced bananas, and canned beets. Each item lists ingredients and basic cooking steps targeting simple domestic cooks. The text reads as practical kitchen guidance with specific measurements and methods.
Spirit O My Spirit In December T
A poetic inquiry on harmony and nature asks if the spirit is out of tune and angered by December. The speaker questions whether the soul has lost its part in the earths tune and whether the anthem awaits in silence.
Preparing Fruit for Winter
Frugal households can stock preserves and marmalades during hot weather. Peach marmalade is made by simmering peeled peaches to pulp, sieving, and sweetening, then storing in jars. Plum catsup blends blue plums with vinegar sugar and spices, strained and boiled to thickness, and spiced peaches are simmered in sugar and vinegar with cloves and cinnamon before sealing for winter use.
Aleppo Glue Factory Surpasses Twelve Thousand Pounds Annually
A brief note describes Aleppo's single factory producing over twelve thousand pounds of glue each year. An advertisement touts Dr Peery Vermitage Dead Shot as a worm expeller, and Red Cross Ball Blue promises whiter clothes. A quip suggests saving so four neighbors do not feel compelled to congratulate your widow.
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Aleppo
Marine Eye Remedy Ad and Rip Van Winkle Joke
An old advertisement touts Marine Eye Remedy for red weak and watery eyes with granulated eyelids promising comfort. A classroom joke asks what we learn from Rip Van Winkle's long sleep and answers with the value of alarm clocks.
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Marine Eye Remedy
Eye Confort
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Rip van Winkle
Tommie
Rechauffe in Cold Pudding Exchange
Walter comments on the chilling pudding while a master forbids any claim of warming. The double exchange signals a humorous insistence that the dish remains cold despite repeated reheating.
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Walter
Eruption Over Child's Body Promoted by Cuticura Remedies
A Minnesota letter recounts a sick child with a fever and erupted sores that bled and itched, treated with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The writer George Wolters notes rapid relief and full healing within three weeks. Cuticura Soap and Ointment were marketed worldwide with free samples via a 32 page Skin Book from Cuticura, Department L, Boston.
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Little Falls
Minn
George Wolters
Dept. L
Boston
Adv
Spokane Time Change Proposal Gains Interest
The Spokane community weighs shifting from Pacific to Mountain Time to extend evening hours. The idea sparks debate about benefits, with supporters arguing for more daylight, while opponents worry about scheduling and daily routines.
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Spokane
Tacoma News
Pleasant vacation comment and scattered ad copy
A fragmented collage mentions a vacation joke about returning home, eye ailment remedies, household tips, a matrimonial quip, a proverb about glass houses, a paternal joke on strategic errors, a Red Cross Ball Blue ad, a note on men and work, and Belgrade's approximate annual fire loss of eleven thousand dollars.
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Belgrade
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Laporte
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Northern
Indiana ‘Editorial Association
Fort Wayne
Fort ‘Wayne
B.’ F. Shively
Indiana
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Indiana Minerals
Barrett
J. M. Duncan
Exposition Commission
F E. A. Stoll
San Francisco
W. A Scherer
J. T. Johnson & Co
J. Mason Duncan
Clevelland
E. B. Stotsenburg
J. F. Ensle
Evansville
Charles. M. Baughman
Winamag
Abiwall
Fouts
Royal
Senter
Tena Martin
Hishawka
Dr. Peery
All Good Grocers
Bright
Donn
Mia
Isham Thor- Man
Boonville
Ind
Tan
Doan
Jong
Tecan
Boz Doan
Burn CO
Buffalo
N. Y
Carter
Absorbine, JR
W.F
Young
Temple St
Springfield
Mags
What Is
Castoria
Astoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Ady
Winchester
BIR Sign CO
Wayne Indiana
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