Local residents visit and attend church events in Rockport and area
Sebastian Lehr of Rockport visited Monday on business. Mr and Mrs Joe Altmann of St Meinrade attended church here Sunday and stayed with Frank Konnerding. Joe and Auost Schaeffer of Rockport visited their ailing father last Thursday. John and Adam Schaeffer and Ed Wirthwein spent several days at Owensboro last week, traveling in Mr Wirthwein's Ford. Mrs John Schwarte and Mrs Martha Raider of Rockport spent a few hours at the bone of Mrs John Collignoo Monday. Miss Helen Weaver returned from Evansville Monday for a short stay with relatives. George Pfeiffer was in Tell City on business last week.
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Joe Altmann
St. Meinrade
Frank Konnerding
Joe and
Auost Schaeffer
Rockport
John
Adam Schaeffer
Ed Wirthwein
Owensboro
Mr. Wirthwein
Ford
John Schwarte
Martha Raider
Bone
John Collignoo
George Pfeiffer
Tell City
Ferdinand Township Trustee Notice
Ferdinand township Dubois County Indiana trustee Nick Senninger states he will attend to township business at his home office each day and asks all residents with matters to present them at his home for handling
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Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Ind
Nick Senninger
Ferdinand
Local Thanksgiving and Visits Across towns in Indiana
Miss Elsie Leuther spent Thanksgiving with friends at Date. Riulph Gunschel of Camp Taylor visited the area as a guest of Mrs. Naoma Schnell. Nick Hob! was in Huntingburg Friday. Mrs. John Heidelbech of Huntingburg stayed a few days visiting relatives. W. 38. Cannon of Louisville Wis in town on business. Will Hang spent Sunday at Ferdinand. Mrs. Naoma Schnell was in Huntingburg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Kunkier visited H. A. Hoffmann’s family Sunday. Mrs. John Flees Jr of St Anthony visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Buelling. Miss Rath Burgdorf returned there after weeks at Evansville. Burl Young of Huntingburg was here Monday.
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Riulph Gunschel
Camp Taylor
Naoma Sehnell
John Heidelbech
Huntingburg
John Flees, Jr
St. Anthony
Mrs
John Buelling
Come In Specialists Trial in Kind of Work
A trial centers on the Come In specialists in the field of work, evaluating their methods and outcomes. The proceedings focus on performance standards, procedural compliance, and potential implications for practice standards.
Southern Time Card Changes Across November 3
Train 9 Fast arrives 845 a.m. Train 12 West departs 540 a.m. Train 13 East 422 a.m. Train 18 connects at Huntingburg with train 23 serving Huntingburg to Louisville. JOCHEM, Agent. Johnsburg, Ind.
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Huntingburg
Louisville
N. A
Jochem
Johnsburg
Ind
For sale Henry Beckmann store building advert
For sale or rent the Henry Beckmann store building spanning 40 by 100 feet, two stories with a full basement beneath. Enquiries to Beckmann State Bank.
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Henry Beckmann
Beckmann State Bank
Sage and Sulphur Darkens Gray Hair
Sage and Sulphur compound restores natural hair color, sold widely in drugstores as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Directions suggest applying with sponge or brush, with darkening visible after repeated use. advertises cosmetic use and notes it is not a disease cure.
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Wyeth
Seth
Hot Water Cure for Headaches Promoted by Limestone Phosphate
An old remedy advocates daily hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to flush toxins from the stomach liver and bowels. It claims headaches stem from autointoxication and that this regimen cleanses the alimentary canal and prevents misery.
New York University Builds Army Barracks in Six Days
New York University completed the first of eight army barracks for the new student army training corps in six days and finished the entire group in 13 days from the start. Prof. Collins P. Bliss led the rush construction, using double floors and walls, cantonment stoves, and steam dishwashing capable of 3,000 dishes per hour. John Lowry Jr. coordinated the rapid erection, with transferred workers from other government projects aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Army Training Corps
New York Tribune
Collins P. Bliss
University
John Lowry, Jr
Why It Is Czecho Slovak and Not Bohemia
The Independent explains the term Czecho Slovak arises from linguistic and political factors. Bohemia is too small to describe the ethnical entity. Slovaks differ dialectically little from Czechs yet seek equal rights. The spelling Czech is Polish, and True Bohemian Cech is hard to print with available type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Bohemia
Serbia
America
Masaryk
Czecho- Slovak Republic
Turned Laugh on Jokers at Clemenceau Dinner
The French premier Georges Clemenceau hosted a dinner for invited guests who were strangers. He treated the prank as a joke, arranging the meal and a pleasant evening before revealing the invitations had been sent by an unknown prankster.
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M. Clemenceau
Dee
Foreign Population Rises in China Amid Firm Growth
In 1917 Americans in China rose by 10 percent while American firms grew from 187 to 216. Japanese numbers jumped from 104275 to 144492 with firms up by 900. Russians fell by 3925 though firms rose by 1492. British population declined but firms increased by 11. Total foreign population up by 4872 and firms by 2381.
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China
Breaking the News Gently by Higginaville Soldier
A soldier in Higginaville delicately delivers bad news to his mother describing his hospital stay and modest finances. He mentions a white iron bed and the front line as the only sight, noting a lack of pay for months and near financial strain. The piece mirrors a teacup humor style from Jeffersonian.
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Higginaville
Mother
Jeffersonian
Kensse
Cate
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The
Fulda
Sebastian Lehr
Helen Weaver
Evansville
Elsie Leuther
Nick Hob
Faiday
Cannon
Will
Naoma Schnell
Huntingourg
Will Kunkier
H. A. Hoffmann
Burl. Young of
the Courier
Breyer Balb
Jasper
Electric Light & Power Co., of
Ferdinand, Ind
E. Metzger
E. E. Metzger
Swift & Company
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