Typhoid cases traced to single Richmond dairy
In Richmond Indiana twenty typhoid cases were reported with twelve linked to one dairy. Inspectors Dr John Gwens and F W Tucker investigated and found twelve patients drank milk from the same dairy. The dairy was ordered closed and officials suspect impure water used in bottle cleaning, not the cow herd, as the infection source.
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Indiana
Richmond
John Gwens
State Board of Health
F. W. Tucker
State Pure Food Department
Tucker
Owens
Dog in Tipton Orchestra Attends Sunday Service
Felix the rat terrier, owned by Lester Behymer, attended a Rex invitation concert at the First Presbyterian church in Tipton. The dog rode to the rear after being removed from the aisle, then lay on the rug and stayed until the service ended while the orchestra played as faithfully as Felix.
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Tipton
Felix
Lester Behymer
Tipton Orchestra
Rex
Frank A. Peake
First Presbyterian Church
Feix
Peake
Mgr. Peake
Active Tragic Wagon Accident Near Columbus
Eight year old daughter of Frank Lane, a farmer north of Columbus, smothered when the wagon toppled through a small bridge into water. Mrs. Lane broke an arm. the father freed the child after lifting the wagon, and a young son carried the baby home. The family had been in a corn field and were returning.
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Columbus
Frank Lane
Evansville Seeks Rat Killing Proclamation
Evansville grocers butchers feed store men millers and housewives complain of a rat overrun city. People urge Governor Ralston to issue a proclamation under a Batts backed law designating a rat killing day for Indiana.
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Evansville
Ils
Ralston
Oscar Batts
Paloi
Indiana
Windy Rushville Tamps Logs and Wagons
Rushville on Friday experienced strong winds that toppled a log laden wagon despite being left in front of William Browns blacksmith shop. Six buggies at Hiners livery barn were blown apart and entangled, taking minutes to separate. Mary Woodard, Indiana WCTU state secretary, to report at South Bend convention on suffrage efforts. Ada Warfel elected president of the district WCTU meeting in Richmond.
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Rushville
William Brown
Hiner
Ada Warfel
Richmond
The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mra
Ada Wartel
Rivamona
Spreal
Poison Death of Terre Haute Woman Sinks Family
Mrs Orville Moore aged thirty eight died after sending a telegram begging her stepbrother Lawrence Ash to come at once Then she swallowed carbolic acid in her East Main street rooms and embraced her stepmother before dying Her husband worked in Illinois as reported by local authorities.
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Terre Haute
Orville Moore
Lawrence Ash
Greencastidé
Anna Naugile
Illinois
Chased By a Train in Elizabethtown Incident
Charles Moore, a Davis post office employee, was unloading logs near Columbus when a Pennsylvania passenger train scared his mule team. The mules and wagon plunged down a twenty foot embankment after the engine struck the wagon. Moore was uninjured.
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Columbus
Charles _ Moore
John M. Davis
Elizabethtown
Pennsylvania
Moore
Indiana News In Brief Highlights From Across The State
Kendallville district names Fort Wayne leader Bougher district deputy for sixteen northern lodges. Terre Haute girls in court wear short skirts. judge warns contempt. Jeffersonville reformatory staff return to work as new fiscal-year funds become available. Anna Boswell sues William Hardy for 120 days care and $5000 for slander. Clara Hastier seeks divorce from Fred Hastier after brief marriage. Hazel Brach awarded $2500 against Conrad and Amelia Brach for alienation of affection. jurors include one who recently broke two ribs. Elijah Grantham, 84, injured by car driven by Mrs. Emory Gilbert in Greencastle. Maggie Daugherty released on bigamy charge pending probe. Bedford jury in Hitchcock case. guilty pleas for illegal liquor sales, fines $50 plus costs. Clay County Rural Route Letter-Carrier Association formed at Ashboro picnic. officers elected. South Bend inheritance tax totals rise to $628567.08 in St. Joseph County. real-estate appraisals pending in some estates.
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Kendallville
Frank EB. Bougher
Fort Wayne
State
Kirks’ Association
Iixteen
Indiana
Terre Haute
Batt
Jeffersonville
Indiana Reformatory
Anna Boswell
Henryville
William Hardy
Shelbyville
Clara Hastier
Shelby
Fred Hastler
Hastier
Versailles
Hazel Brach
Conrad
Amelia Brach
Elijah Grantham
Greencastle
Emory Gilbert
Graham
Marion
Evansville
Maggie Daugherty
John A. Daugherty
Philip C. Gould
Curtis
Harrisburg
Til
Bedford
Mace Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Costa
Starr
John Gresham
Brazil
Clay County
Ralph W. Moss
Ashboro
Howard Woodburn
Bowling Green
Ernest Haney
Cory
Eugene Morgan
South Bend
St. Joseph
Jaipur the Pink City and Its Astronomical Heritage
Traveler visits Jaipur en route to Rajputana, describing Nahargarh fortress, Chand Pole gate, and the Jaipur observatory built by Jai Singh II. He notes plague during the city’s view, the Maharajah’s palace, and a dog memorial near marble arches, contrasting with London tombs.
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Unshi Raghunath Sahai
Kaiser Hind
Jai Singh
England
A. H. Fisher
Illustrated London News
Rajputanga
Rajasthan
Jaipur
Dhola Rao
Gwalior
Walli
Nahargarh
Ore
Jal Singh'ii
Rajputana
Dela Hire
Hucke
Napier
Kachnar
Munshi Raghunath Sabai
Dogs
Marble Arch
London
Progress Alive Ideas Report From Jaipur Center
Disjointed notes describe Saviah Maharajah and ideas of progress in Jaipur a trade center. The text mentions Hindu inhabitants and Mohammedan friends meeting in a courtyard reading aphorisms. A death is referenced and a number of people read aphorisms about a palm tree and red date tree.
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Jaipur
Heifer Tuberculosis Test Shows No Carriage Found
In England a study reports that calf milk from uninfected sources yielded no tubercular traces in calves. Heifers bred from tested stock will be examined. the results could prove cattle are not inherently infected and support an economically important agricultural argument.
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England
Judge Miller Credits Dodds Kidney Pills for Health
A Gray County probate judge, Philip Miller of Cimarron Kansas, reports relief from five years of heart trouble and dizziness after using six boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills. He claims his palpitations vanished, now weighs 200 pounds, and performs manual labor well at 63. He endorses the remedy and invites correspondence and free literature.
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Dodds
Judge Miller
Dodds Kidney
Gray Co
Philip Miller
Cimarron
Kan
Woman's moral obligations as a citizen at Civic club
A dialogue about addressing the Civic club on women's duties as citizens leads to a humorous exchange about attire. A guest mentions a new Paris gown packed among old clothes inadvertently discovered by a customs inspector. The scene blends civic topics with light social banter in a period voice.
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Civic Club
Paris
Nepector~ Hever
Woman's Rash Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A reader reports an itchy burning rash on the arms worsened at night. After a year of ineffective treatments, they found relief using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, with a three month recovery and instructions to use a cotton undergarment.
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Booth
Hermitage Ave
Chicago
Wes Foley
Dept. L
Boston
Sensation Report From Fragmented Local Transcription
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an informal exchange among locals including a farmer named Aaron and a friend. Mentions a ride, an auto, and distant cousins. the exact events and context remain unclear due to garbled wording. The piece reads like a casual rural anecdote rather than a completed news item.
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Troy
Farmer Green
Aaron
Farmer
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