Indiana Study Finds Vast Private Wells Doomed To Doubtful Water
Indiana state laboratory report analyzes 1609 water samples from 127 towns and private sources, finding 63 percent good quality overall. Private wells (772) and public supplies (124) show 56 percent good in private, 75 percent bad in deep wells, with cisterns and streams often contaminated. call for filtration and stricter supervision.
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Indianapola
Indiana
Chemical Division
State Laboratory of Hygiene
H. E. w.Barnard
State Food and Drug Commissationer
I. B. Tayaoc
H. ©. Bishop
Mead
W. D. McAbee
John C. Diggs
Unclear OCR Fragment Cites Injury Report and Concussion
The readable text references injuries including concussion scalp lacerations and bruises from high steps. Names mentioned include Robert Fisher and Wille but details are fragmented and unclear about context or event.
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Wavitte
Robert Fisher
Wille
Ylston
Indiana Campaign Expenses and New Incorporations
Indiana campaign reports show Thomas Taggart spent 5045.19 with no contributions. largest expense 1500 for printing and 1400 to the Democratic state committee, plus a 2500 note endorsement. Republican incumbents Purnell 1007.15 with 110 in contributions, Sanders 1417.64 with 1000 from the congressional committee. Democrats Marsh 2066.06 with no contributions. Kraus 1282.45 with 1000 from the Republican committee. New incorporations include O'Brien Varnolsh Co in South Bend increasing capital to 420000, South Bend Current Control Co with 15000 capital, and Daniels & Pickering Co of Middletown dissolving.
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Indiana
Thomas Taggart
Democratic State Committee
Fred S. Purnell
Republian
Hardy Sanger
Charles Smith
Warren Goodykountz
Everett Sanders
Republican Congressional Committee
David F. Marsh
Milton Kraus
O’brien Varnolsh Company
South Bend
D.be, Wescott
C. H. Zwergel
Harvey Koontz
Peacock Tea and Specialty Shop
Indianapolis
Eleanor Smith
Lois Kuefler
Kanily Winters
Daniels & Pickering Company
Middletown
Italian hero Baruzzi captures Austrian detachment at Goritz
Sub-Lieutenant Baruzzi with three men disarms four officers and 200 soldiers under a railroad bridge, then hoists a small Italian flag over Goritz. He leads a dash to the city, cameras in hand, as Italian troops rush in. The modest 19 year old medal winner recounts the daring raid, with generals prompting his tale.
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Rome
Baruzzi
Goritz
Isonzo
Gortta
Sculptured by a Woman Graceful Electric Statue Tops NYC Tower
Miss Evelyn Beatrice Longian created a bronze statue weighing 16 tons for the Telephone and Telegraph building in New York. The sculpture stands 24 feet high atop a 436 foot tower of a 27 story office block housing the company’s New York offices.
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New Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York City
Evelyn Beatrice Longian
Telephone and Telegraph
New York
Telephone and Telegraph Compagen
Dog Buried Among Flowers in Philadelphia Yard
Nonnie a family dog of twelve years was killed by a car and buried in a back yard. Mrs. L H Clayton of Jenkintown had the pet disinterred and laid to rest at the Clayton home in Greenwood Avenue with a flower surrounded box. Bonnie aided fire volunteers and greeted alarm calls, endearing herself to York Road residents.
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Philadelphia
Nonnie
L. H. Clayton
Jenkintown
Clayton
Greenwood Avenue
Bonnie
York Road
Good Hand, Shock Kills Pinochle Player
New Brunswick New Jersey John Hawkes aged eighty died suddenly during a pinochle game after being dealt a hand he could meld heavily. He had suffered a poor run of cards prior to the fatal moment.
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Gete
New Brunswick
John Hawkes
French Author Praises American Valor in France
The Petit Parisien on November 1 lauds American volunteers in France under “Heroic Neutrals” and “American Volunteers.” It highlights roughly 300 U.S. citizens in the French army, noting 25 killed and over 100 wounded, and profiles several young servicemen whose letters and deeds embody democracy, conscience, and the fight for liberty.
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Petit Pa-rision
Hters
France
Gastonou
Paris
United States
Marne
Artois
Alsace
Chapman
Kenneth Weeks
Givenchy
Norman Prince
Boston
Alan Seeger
Belloy-en-Santerre
Kiffin Rockwell
Escadrille
Baron de Rocheville
William the Conqueror
America
Washington
J.jincoln
Rockwell
la Fayette
Rochambeau
Kitin Rockwell
Straigh
Conviction and Righteousness in Spirit Work
The sermon contrasts natural sin awareness with the Holy Spirit's convicting of sin and of righteousness. It argues that true righteousness comes from inward Spirit-work and divine illumination, not mere law or outward virtue. Examples include Abraham and a model wife revealed as hollow without spiritual love.
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Geminion
Jesus
God
Abraham
Rev
A. H. Tuttle
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Marion County Juvenile Court
Glenn R. Cranor
Marion County Auditor's Office
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Edna Gardner
John T. Gardner
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County Superintendents’’ Association
City and Town Superintendents’ Association
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State Board of Education
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County Boards of Education
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W. W. Black
Indiana University
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