Indiana furniture trade urged to boost demand through advertising
O H L Wernicke of Grand Rapids urged Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers to raise public interest in furniture, warned prices and lines lag behind autos, and pushed studying historic styles, color schemes, and display. He noted the trade's 125 to 140 million dollar yearly volume and per capita spending far below autos, urging publicity and professionalism.
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Indianapolis
O. H. L. Wernicke
Grand Rapids
Mich
Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers’ Association
Claypool Hotel
Indiana
C. C. la Follette
Thorntown
George C. Wyatt
Rushville
John Heynes
Evansville
J. M. Chappell
Westfield
H. H. Dowd
North Vernon
R. D. Leatherman
Tipton
G. A. Becker
D. N. Foster
Fortenya
National Retail Dealers’ Furniture Association
Indiana Association
Shank
George H. Ollar
Oilar
Johnson Knocks Out Jeffries In July Reno Bout
In Reno on July 1 Johnson defeats former champion Jim Jeffries in a fifteen round bout. Jeffries is knocked down three times and unable to mount a comeback as Johnson dominates with lefts uppercuts and body blows.
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Reno
Nev
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Johnson
Jeff
Darky
Sam Berger
Jim
Tex Rickard
Vohnagn
Odd-Cimen
Johnegn
The Catastrophe of Neglect in Everyday Life
A reflection on neglect as the worst catastrophe that quietly erodes character and family life. The piece urges self assessment with God's help, noting neglect harms tone, spirit, and relationships more than overt sins, and warns crises often arise from gradual weariness rather than dramatic events.
Growth in Grace and the Christian Life
The Word of God promises gracious growth through small, steady strides toward higher Christian attainment. The text notes that grace enables gradual progress, emphasizing divine potential for spiritual advancement.
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Lfe
A Hibernian Verdict and Other Tales
A New Yorker, employed by an aged Irishman, defends his pride in Ireland with a browbeating quip about Em erald isle woes. The column also warns parents about skin rashes from harsh soaps, praising Easy Task soap for children and offering household use. DeLancey Nicoll humorously critiques a Western tourist’s luggage with a sly Napoleon of wit at the Union club.
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Emerald Isle
George
DeLancey Nicoll
Union Club
New York
Mr. Nicoll
Lookout's Wound Tells of Hidden Danger on The Steamer
A dialogue shows Tired Tim explaining a wound from a lookout job not in a collision. The exchange reveals Tim was guarding a second story man and the watchman wounded him, with a rhubarb pie offered by a kind lady.
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Tim
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