Plan of Artistic Home With Distinctive Appearance
William A. Radford outlines an artistic home design with balanced ornament and homelike practicality. The plan features English Elizabethan influences, clapboard first floor, cement plaster second floor, and color schemes with oak and birch woods. Central heating, a waterproof basement, and durable materials are emphasized for efficiency and safety.
Spectacular German Official Farces Through Fleet Street Lore
A garbled tale likens a high American official to Cassius Gink amid a crowd after a handshaking frenzy. The narrative shifts to a mock floor plan of a home with $2,200 cost before recalling Fleet Street’s 18th century curiosities and a London Chronicle exhibit of wonders.
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America
Cassius P. Gink
Gink
Nomomo Picked for Convention in Indiana
Laporte meeting closes with new Officers chosen at the annual gathering. J. T. Clapp of Beech Grove named president. Oliver Chapman Gates first vice president. C. R. Kneale Montmorenci second vice president. H. C. Wessner Campbellsville secretary treasurer. Delegates to the national convention named. Observers note shifts in third and fourth class post offices and debated civil service merit rules. Northern Indiana Progressives organize for fall elections with strong county activity across Porter, Lake, and surrounding counties.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Kokomo
Laporte
J. T. Clapp
Beech Grove
Oliver Chapman
Gates
C. RB. Kneale
Montmorenci
H. C. Wessner
Campbelsburg
A. G
Mors
M.A. Morgan
Camby
Marion
Minnie Jackson
Hemlock
Civil Service
Gallaher
Laporte Circuit
Ceveral Wecen
Port Wasae
Chatrimea
Actomehiies
Mattrea
Lie
Veveridge
Chiru
To- Ter
Hernard
Morton
Lake Cauiats
Bet Cen
Hedin
Ion
Orgerteattan
Menage Progressives
Rearden
Leeion
Menooh
Progressive
Burveyor
Echeton
Dudes VW
Hoawinan
Curcalt Court
Ade
Vrewdh
Congress
Touth
Pester
Dua
Epworth League Opens Second Annual Indiana Institute
Open meeting attended by Methodist church workers from across Indiana in Lafayette marks the second annual Epworth league institute. Bishop J F Berry spoke on young people work while Wilbur F Sheridan Chicago national secretary led the instruction corps. Mrs Netlie Ford Chicago directed junior league work and Emmett F Bradley assisted in league duties.
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Methodist
Epworth League of Indiana
Lafayette
J. F. Berry
Wiltur F. Sheridan
Chicago
Young People's Work
Wae Ig
Institute
Insuruction Corps
Netlie Ford
Emmett FP. Hradley
Rpworth Leggue
Plan to Fight Hoo Cholera at Vardoe University
A state wide campaign to eradicate cholera is planned with Kempe at Vardoe University and cooperation from the U S Department of Agriculture. The veterinary department will lead demonstrations, farm visits, and county agent trainings to reach every farmer.
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Atvraeaces
Kempe Mande
Vardoe University
United States Department of Agriculture
General Assembly
Veterinary Department
Comi
Pardue University
Roa. Craig
PR Clark
C.G. Stary
PL A. Mollan
U S
Methodist Conference Plans in Indiana 1925
After a conference with Bishop McDowell of Chicago, the Northwest Indiana Methodist Conference announces a five day fall session at Trinity Church from September 28 to October 5. The event includes day and night sessions, special lay meetings, and private-home accommodations for visitors. An annual formation school for young clergy and pastor appointments will be announced at the closing session on October 5.
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McDeawell
Chicutvo
Eadie
Sarkayrite
Dahl
Edwin Woioalavs
le Prograpm
Methodisn
Indiana
Lazarette
Seston
Madday
Wishop McDowell
Colored Pythians Convene In Shelbyville Meeting
Delegates from across the state gather at a brand dodge event in Shelbyville. Mayor Henry Schuelen gives the welcome, Ernest C. Didington delivers the response at Capilot church while new incorporations and local business ventures are noted including a Fort Wayne auto firm and several social and fraternal groups.
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Shelbyville
Brand Dodge
Kidhina
Uniformead Bank
K. of
Henry Schuelen
Ernest C. Didington
Eletisville
New State
Verpath
New Albany
Lederer
J. Sternbore
Elegant Voile and Organdy Blouses Described with Delicate Details
Elegant blouses in voile and organdy are highlighted with fine fabric, lace, and embroidery. The piece features organdy panels, tucks, and net frills, with floral embroidery and wire-supported collars, plus a second waist model in figured voile with net and lace accents.
A Small Lady's Finery Dress Won by Little Girls
A 1920s style note on garments for young girls describes foulard dresses with long waists for special occasions. It highlights simple mauve prints, a wide taffeta collar, a velvet belt, and plaited skirts designed to lengthen over time. Julia Bottomley advises mothers to plan as children grow rapidly.
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Foulard
Julia Bottomley
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London
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Nineveh
Fleet Bridge
Engle and Child
Tartary
London Chronicle
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Nomomo
Clapp of
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Progressives
Paul P. Haynes
State Committee
S. P. Corboy
Valparaiso
Roosevelt Beveridge
Will Ade
Mr. Corboy
Lewis E. Meyers
Porter County
Epworth League
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