Indiana Christian Missionary convention opens May 12
Indianapolis hosts a four day Indiana Christian Missionary association gathering May 12 14 and 15 at Central Christian church Butler college and YMCA with programs for ministers women Sunday school boards and Christian Endeavor societies. Governor Ralston to deliver welcome and a banquet for visiting preachers planned.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Christian Missionary Association
Convention of the Christian Churches of the
Christian Church
Indianapolis Ministerial Association
Butler College
Central Christian Church
Samuel M. Ralston
W. J. Wright
Franklin
Christian Women's Board of Missions
College of Jasions
Irvington
F. B. Lumley
W. R. Motley
Newcastle
J. W. Darby
Washington
Melnette Miller
Linton
W. R. Warren
St. Louis
Our College
T. C. Howe
Christian Endeavor Societies
W. D. Bartle
Christian Endeavor
Garry L. Cook
W. T. Barbie
Rockville
Hazel A. Lewis
The
Disciples of Christ
J. M. Scudder
Huntington
State Board of Pharmacy Publishes Rulings on Anti-Cocaine Act
The state board of pharmacy issued supplementary rulings to reinforce the anti cocaine act passed by the recent legislature. Dr Jerome J Keene, a board member, said the rules target any infringement of the act by retailers in drug packaging and labeling.
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State Board of Pharmacy
Ing
Jerome J. Keene
Knights Templars Gather for Indiana Conclave in Crawfordsville
Knights Templars from Indiana com manderies will convene May 13 and 14 at the Masonic temple in Crawfordsville for the grand commandery annual conclave. Host Crawfordsville No 25 expects 500 plus visitors and guests. The first session opens May 13 at the Crawford hotel with past grand commanders meeting on jurisprudence. a parade in uniform through Crawfordsville is set for 1 80 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
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Knight
Knights Templars
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Grand Commandery of
Masonic Temple
Indianapolis
Crawford Hotel
Walking Club Aids Prolonged Life For New York Elders
Noted old men in New York form a walking club to extend life and improve health through long joint walks. They expect pedestrian chats and shared memories to enrich the experience, urging such clubs as a model for cities nationwide amid motorized transport.
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New York
United States
Dandruff Covered Scalp Healed by Cuticura Remedies
Charles Judlin of St Louis writes that five years of body and scalp itching with dandruff ended after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He reports hair loss stopped within a month and sleep return, endorsing the products for shaving and skin relief. Cuticura advertised to readers worldwide via Boston mailing address.
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St. Louis
Charles Judlin
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Is Your Husband Easy to Get Along With
A Datroit Free Press item quotes a light exchange about marital harmony noting a husband who readily attends church suppers and offers little objection to social duties.
Mra Winslow's Soothing Byrup Teething Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement notes Mra Winslow's Soothing Byrup for teething gums reducing inflammation and pain and curing wind colic. A fresh supply of Mra Austins Buckwheat is on hand at grocers and an editorial quip on muck raking appears.
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Mra. Winslow
Austin
Clergyman’s cricket in Indian district yields witty match tale
A British clergyman introduced cricket in an Indian district to build character. The local boys grew keen, played a match against a neighboring school, and received 16 rupees for equipment. They spent nearly all on the umpire, yet they won the game.
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India
England
Intruder Under Bed Delights Curious Professor
A college professor famed for concentration returns home from a scientific meeting and discovers a noise under his bed. The intruder, aware of the professor's quirks, tells him there is no one there while the scholar remarks on his certainty that someone was beneath the bed.
St Alban’s London Marks 50th Year On Brook Street Site
The church on the historic Brook Street site celebrated fifty years of existence on June 22. Since its foundation its guardian has been Father Stanton who has watched over its destinies.
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St. Alban’s Church
London
Brook Street
Father” Stanton
Shows Webster Wasn't Infallible
The narrator quips that Noah Webster was often right but not flawless as he recalls looking up the word brat and finding Obs meaning obsolete, implying Webster overlooked local usage and the arching neighbor next door.
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Webster
Mr. Pozozzle
Noah Webster
Polly-glot Bird Jokes About Languages
A savvily named parrot astonishes an audience by mimicking speech in multiple languages. The playful remark plays on the parrot’s famed multilingual chatter and the handler’s lighthearted reply.
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Sunday School
WII
State Teachers’ Association
Shortridge High School
Baldton
Charles A. Greathouse
Greathouse
Robert Lieber
Japan
Frank L. Jones
Tyner
Jennie W. McMullen
Terre Haute
Frederic G. Melcher
W. O. Winsler
Richmond
Robert N. Fulton
Balkans
James A. Shotwell
Columbia University
Demarchus C. Brown
Indiana State Library
W. E. Stone
Purdue University
James A. Woodburn
Indiana University
Lew M. O’bannon
Corydon
Ralston
Josephine M. Cox
J. R. H. Moore
Harriet C. Palmer
3. B. Harding
J. W. Kendall
Greenfield Public Schools
King’s Daughters and Sons
King’s Daughter's and Sons
J. William Jefferson
Louisville
King's Daughters and Sons of
Kentucky
Sophia Waldron
Goshen
International Council
Ohio
Margaret
Vesey
Fort Wayne
Harry Asher
Florence Rogers
L. B. Hitz
Madison
Pharmacy Board
Donn
Iowa
J. Hunt
6Th St. Fairfield
Dean’s
Foster-Mildurn CO
Buffalo
N.Y
Merms Ae Demet
S. D
Kingsbury County
FT. Wayne
Putnam
Erate
Bonneneld Pels
STAC
Parker
Helpa
Druzgiste
Two Rivers
Wisconsin
Laurentine
Leach
McArthour
SPOHN
Spahn Medical Co
Chamlata and Bacteriologiats
Ind
U.S.A
Standard Oil Company
Indiana Corporation
W. L. Douglas
W. Ls
Fea
Brookton
Mass
W. L. Dongli
Douglas
Tix
Monroe Dug Company
Guincy
Dee
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