Capital City Gathering for Three Day Conference
The nineteenth annual Central Indiana Christian conference opens October 7 at the Christian church in Indianapolis with Rev. D. O. Coy of Lebanon as president and Rev. Walter as secretary. The program covers October 7 to 9 with opening services, reports, sermons, and multiple sessions on moral reform, mission work, and temperance, featuring many pastors and church leaders from Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Central Indiana Christian Conference
Christian Church
Seventeenth Street
Columbia Avenue
D. O. Coy
Lebanon
FR. Walter
FL Agnes
C. S. Masterson
E. K. Pond
K. Pond
J. P
Jarrett
D. D
J. W. Baldwin
H. Edwards
Wilda Walters
C. 1. C. Mission
William Heflin
W. Stoddard
Kev
Bare Trett
Christian Endeavor
Young's Creek Society
BR. W. Stoddard
Bertha Williams
J. W. Stoddard
C. E. Missionary Committee
Mertie Lane
Rassie Pittman
H. F. Pruitt
Apostle Pan
O. D. Stoddard
Clarence Defur
J. C. Orebaugh
Ray Iozzell
D. A. Long
Indiana Near Ratnta Association
Scott Borever
Claypool
Joseph FE. Bell
Marcus S. Sonntag
Byaneville
Indiana
Mbeoth Wale
Weinedayy
Gal
Riehard UW. Watrous
Washington
The
American Civic Association
Troud
Jesse Taylor
Jamestown
Better Roads
State Organization of Real Estate Men
Wiliam Hi. Moffitt
New York Real Estate Association
Raymond T. Cragin
Cleveland
Palk Sanitary Mek Company
Taggart & Century Waking Companies
Fletcher Savings & Trust Company
State Savings & Trust Company
Ralston
John L. Rupe
Richmond
Luke W. Duffey
State Highway Commission
Thomas Shallcross
Philadelphia
National Association of Real Estate Exchanges
Thomas S. Ingersoll
Minneapolis
National Association
Meeting Opens at Fort Wayne with State Building Trades
The annual state convention of the Building Trades Council of the Federation of Labor opened at the Commercial club in Fort Wayne with about 100 delegates. President Fred Saylor presided and Mayor W J Hosey gave the welcome as L D Redding spoke in reply.
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Fort Wayne
Building Trades Council of the Federation of Labor
Commercial Club
Fred Saylor
W. J. Hosey
L. D. Redding
Edgar A. Perkins
Indianapolis
Saylor
Arthur Lahr
Lafayette
L. C. Schwartz
Marion
Carl Mullen
Painters
Frank Crance
Lathers
Dawson
Sheet
W. T. Hyde
George Cupp
Lake County
Louis Schwartz
Marion County
W. O. Lakey
D. D. Beeler
South Bend
Reading
Marston County
R. Swihart
M. B. Hollenbeck
Henry Gabler
Hammond
George Kleutzer
al Mundee
Iron Workers
EH. T. Drew
W. J. Pfleger
E. F. Schweigh
Terre Haute
Norrig Stone
Thewis Kennedy
Asbestos
New French explosive terrifies troops in wide area
The article reports on Turpinite, a new French explosive by M. Turpin, claimed to kill or petrify all life within 400 yards. It describes tests at Chalons Mailly and a Paris lab, notes secrecy, and discusses potential battlefield use with allied consent.
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London
Cross Rouge
Philiatine
M. Turpin
Lydd
N Kent
Chialons-sur-Marne
Jts
France
Paris
Germany
Atlantic
The
Daily Express
Chalons
Mailly
Two Shift Tactics Helped German Advance, Says Officer
A wounded British officer claims the German army used two shifts on the Belgium to Paris advance. Half of German forces slept while the other half fought, a method said to keep Allies awake and exhaust them. The Namur bombardment and the French march were cited as proof of this two shift system.
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London
Belgium
Paris
England
Liege
Namur
France
The Jones theory meets the junk pile says Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star reflects on the Jones theory championed by Krupp and others. It argues nations must be ready to fight on short notice to ensure peace, but suggests the idea is outmoded and should be discarded.
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Anya
Krupp
BI Jones
Kansas City Star
Eczema Cured by Cuticura after Three Years
Mrs. F. Scofield of Oshkosh Wisconsin recounts a two month old nephew’s eczema itching so severe mittens were used at night to prevent scratching. Friction worsened the sores, but after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment starting at age three a yearlong treatment led to a complete, lasting cure. Sample offers provided.
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Oshkosh
Wis
F. Scofield
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Retiring Councillors Hear Quick Wit in Ward Meeting
At a country town ward meeting a speaker boasted he could win an argument to a pint as quickly as others. An audience member replied bluntly that he could bring a quart to a pint a faster. The quip appears in London Tit-Bits.
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London
Castoria Ad Urges Safe Remedy For Infants
A vintage advertisement promotes Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children. It emphasizes careful selection of bottles and features the promise of “Bears the Signature” with over 20 years of use, noting children cry for Fletcher’s Castoria.
That Captive Becomes a Bummer Border in Jest
A dubious exchange features a lieutenant declaring a captive cannot drink condensed milk in coffee. The brig and chief retort to release her, calling her a Bummer boarder and denying she is a captive.
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Leutenant
Widows Seek Second Marriages Citing Hope After Loss
In a reflective note on remarriage, readers are told that many widows and widowers pursue new marriages despite past failures. The piece suggests resilience and renewed social engagement after bereavement, highlighting a common instinct to seek companionship and stability.
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Ad Promises Gentle Digestive Help
Advertises Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as regulating stomach liver and bowels with sugar coated granules that are easy to take and do not gripe. Includes a quip about calling a woman an old hen and a joke about marriage to reform a man.
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