State Charities Board Urges Broad Reforms for Indiana
The Indiana State Charities Board releases biennial recommendations to the General Assembly urging legislation for adequate care and prevention of mental defectives, central receiving homes for children, colony farms near hospitals, nonresident public charges deportation, and reforms in prison labor, education oversight, and trustee compensation. The report condemns overcrowded asylums, calls for a central institution approach, and favors expanded state control and standardized laws. It also notes the U.S. Supreme Court upholding Indiana law on weeds destruction on railroad right of way.
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Indianapolis
Board of State Charities
General Assembly
Since
Indiana
Hosit
Richmond
Central
Boston
Philadelphia
Robert W. Long
Newcastle
Stobert W. Long
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Woman's Prison
State Farm
Woman’s Prison
Reformatory
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Sutton divorce ruling and alimony award headline
Noblesville reports Mrs. Sutton awarded 1800 dollars alimony after a bitter divorce suit won by Grant Sutton. The couple later remarried and Mrs Sutton did not seek further alimony. Indianapolis notes Henry Roberta appoints Alex Langle superintendent and Warren C Ireland as others.
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Noblesville
Grant Sutton
Suttons
Sutton
Indianapolis
Henry Roberta
Alex Langle
Warren C, Ireland
Othie
New Incorporations Highlight Indiana Businesses
Knightstown Grocery of Knightstown with a $10,000 capital lists directors Henry Johnson J D Wolland and W H Walls. Eastern Manufacturers of Indianapolis with $30,000 capital names directors W W Uttrich KE L Ullrich L BR Sawyer. Crystal Farm Lima of Indianapolis with $10,000 capital lists Ida Stefker James Kh Carmin Bloodr Schlepny. Garden Amusement of Indianapolis with $10,000 capital lists S J L Davis G O Hill John Servans. Union Savings and Loan Association of Washington doubles capital from 1 800 000 to 4 000 000. First Mortgage Loan Company of Laporte with $25,000 capital lists directors Frank B Matte Teusla A Patten Herbert T J.
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Knightstown Grocery Company
Knightstown
Capital
Henry ©. Johnson
J. D. Wolland
While. Walls
The
Eastern Manufacturers Company
Indianapolis
W. W. Uttrich
KE. L. Ullrich
L. BR. Sawyer
Crystal Farm Lima Company
Indiannapolis
Ida Stefker
James Kh. Carmin
Bloodr Schlepny
Garden Amusement Company
Indianapoliss
S. JL. Davis
G. O. Hill
John Servans
Union Savings and Loan Association of Washington
First Mortgage Loan Company of
Laporte
Bonding ‘Company
In His Steps A Call to Be patterns of virtue and faith
The piece argues that nature serves as the model for all imitation and moral instruction. It extols following Christ’s example through acts of faith, hope, and love, teaching by demonstration, not precept alone, and urges judgment of men by observed deeds rather than speculation, with emphasis on humility and righteousness.
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Christ
Treasures in the Bible Rediscovered in a Bible Tale
An elderly New Jersey man found 5000 dollars hidden in a family Bible after his aunt's will left the Bible to him. He had missed the treasure due to not reading the scriptures, illustrating how reading the Bible reveals wealth greater than material riches and testifies of Christ.
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New Jersey
Dilla
Christ
Glorify and Enjoy The catechism lesson echoes in age
The speaker recalls a child’s catechism line about the chief end of man to glorify God and enjoy him forever. The reflection grows as time passes, framing eternity, duty, and reverence in aging faith.
Luck for Three Murphys in Harvard Will Scholarships
Three Murphy name holders win scholarships from the late William 8 Murphy's $100000 gift to Harvard. With no freshman Murphys, graduate scholars Clifton Murphy of Georgetown, S.C. entering law, William A Murphy of Boston in medical school, and Gardner Murphy of Boston in graduate studies receive stipends from the will.
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Murphys
Murphy
William 8. Murphy
Harvard
Clifton Murphy
Georgetown
8. C
William A. Murphy
Boston
Gardner Murphy
Castoria Safety Reminder for Mothers
A public health style note urges mothers to inspect every Castoria bottle for the Y P signature and to trust the remedy used for over 30 years for infants and children as Fletcher's Castoria remains a familiar choice.
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Fletcher
A Creole Conception and a Witty Exchange
A Creole Conception notes a masculine Malaprep type returning from a southern trip and recounts a brief city impression in a witty exchange. The piece contrasts New Orleans interest with a remark on French attire and culture.
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New Orleans
Oakland Tribune
Incomplete Dialogue Fragments by One Fearson
The lines present a terse exchange with Fearson noting inserts as the lowest order of creation and another character remarking that contemptible beings seize any chance to earn a living. The fragments imply a sharp, cynical dialogue about value and effort.
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