Local notes on weather drought and community events
Dry weather dominates with imminent corn shortages feared if rain does not arrive within a week. Siberia defeats Bristow 70 to 14 in a Sunday ball game. Local trips, dances, and church events are reported including marriages and patron fest at St Benedict. Several locals fall ill while rain arrives Tuesday easing drought.
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Siberia
Bristow
John Areliet
City
Cannelton
Verner
Bender
St Meinrad Tigers and Mountain Coats win Sunday games
St Meinrad Tigers defeated Lamar by a score of S to 2 and St Meinrad Mountain Coats beat Fulda Red Sox 7 to 6. Local residents and visitors include Mrs Frank Meyer and Catharine Meyer in Louisville and Mary Bertke returning home from Louisville.
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St. Meinrad
Secord
St. Meinrad Tigers
Lamar
St. Meinrad Mountain Coats
Fulda Red Sox
Frank Meyer
Catharine
Louisville
Local notes from Perry County and nearby towns
Residents–Sadie Cand and others travel to Lory a few cities. Walter Smith returns to Louisville after a stay with parents. Walter Gust Vitis versus Popbor Thursday. Marie Meyers, Minnie Mer, Philips and George Bredert seen in Louisville. Work at Rock Quarry to begin. township matters discussed in Huntingsburg and nearby towns. Rexander and Neely show moving pictures. audiences enjoy the programs.
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Sadie
Fred
Walter Smith
Louisville
Daery Woltnes
John = Arehart
Siberia
Clark Township
Perry County
Rexander & Neely
Local visitors and extended family in Bevysville greetings
Maria Hill and Stella Genter visit Bevysville with their mother Mrs Jos Thorn for a week. Louisville residents Mr and Mrs Nord and Mrs Moran along with Dr. Mor von visit relatives here. Attendees include Mero ted Mira Lehr and others. Miss Lehr and Nord family members are noted. A bedside visit occurred for Tothoor's Tetues Thursday.
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Stella
Esther Genter
Beyisville
Viegton
Atrs. Jos. Thorn
Mbrs
Notice to Bridge Contractors Dubois County Indiana
Official call for sealed bids to construct a 72 ft concrete arch bridge on Ferdinand and St Anthony Road in Ferdinand Township Dubois County Indiana. Bids due August 1 1621 at the Auditor's Office Jasper Indiana with plans on file for reference. Frank J Seng County Auditor.
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Board of Commissioners
Dubois County
Indiana
Ferdinand and St. Anthony
Louis Floeing
Ferdinand
Ferdinand Township
Hans
Auditors
Jasper Indiana
Frank J. Seng
Johnsburg Report on Local Pride and Sloeren Trite Tale
A fragment from Johnsburg notes N Sloeren lending chatter about pride and a mysterious tale told by locals. The text hints at community chatter and a notable figure named Sloeren in a brief local item.
Local residents attend weekend visits and business
Ms Creal helped at Peadeville on Saturday while L obs Murray of Plantmnetaurgy Wie came that day. John Biening was in Perdinand on Saturday. Rupert Jeechem of Huntingburg visited Peter dochem. Mr and Mrs Jess Michel and Richard Haas spent Sunday with relatives near Chris ney. William Kunkler did business in Huntingburg Tuesday.
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Creal
Peadeville
John Biening
Rupert Jeechem
Huntingburg
Peter Dochem
Oand
Jess Michel
Richard Haas
Chris
GREEN SEAL PAINT OFFERS TEN CENTS SAVING PER SQUARE
Mr Houseowner is urged to consider a ten cent per square saving with READY MIXED Green Seal Paint compared to hand mixed paint. Ferdinand firm Ferdinand is cited for the lower cost and longer life of the Green Seal formula, as presented by Reinacker Company.
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M. Worus
Priceston and Ale
Bert Wengser
Ferdinand
Reinacker Company
Are Imitation Blue Points Still Named Blue Points?
In Great South Bay Suffolk County New York six barrels of Blue Point oysters are eaten for every barrel taken. About 10 000 acres in the bay bottom are under cultivation and Blue Points now come from many Atlantic coast areas. The bay’s Blue Points descend from Virginia oysters planted long ago likely from Chesapeake Bay. Around 1825 original Blue Points were scarce and costly, then seed oysters from Virginia were introduced to restore the industry.
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Great South Bay
Suffolk County
New York
Atlantic
Virginia
Chesapeake Bay
Saddle Rocks
South Bay
Old Virginia
Touday
Three Rings Around Saturn Reported by Harvard Scientist
Professor Wekering of Harvard reports Saturn’s ring system comprises concentric rings with varied thickness. He notes the inner ring named Serepe appears much thicker while outer rings are thinner. Earth periodically intersects the ring plane every about sixteen years, making rings briefly invisible.
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Saturn
William JE Tuekering
Harvarid
Harvard
Mandeville
Taminica
Perfidious Albion and the Notion of Treachery
The text discusses the phrase Albion perfide attributed to Napoleon and cited by others as a stereotype of English treachery. It contrasts French writer Francois Maxmilien Nisson who, after living in England, doubts the general belief and argues the idea is an injustice rather than a national vice.
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Albion
Napoleon
Peiperar ‘Bhus Berlin
CIOSS
Francois Maxemilien Nisson
France
Parliaments Whips and the Origin of the Term
The article traces the origin of the term whip in parliamentary use to 26S. Sir Courtenay Hher notes a 26S debate over Colonel Taittrell replacing John Wilkes in Westminster. Ministers rallied their followers for the division as Ednuirt Urke mocked rapid summons from the continent, likening it to hounds being whipped in. The phrase spread, and treasury officials became "whippers" through abbreviation.
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Courtenay Hher
House of Commons
Colonel Taittrell
Westminster
John Wilkes
Ednauitdurke
Treasury
Disposing of the Dead in Ancient Cultures
The article notes cremation common among Greeks and Romans with funeral pyres marking heroic deaths. It mentions American Indian tribes wrapping bodies in cradles and suspending them from tree branches, while burial endures as the prevalent disposal method.
Randall Parrish serial The Mystery of the Silver Dagger opening
The News previews Randall Parrish new serial The Mystery of the Silver Dagger set in the East with a mysterious female lead. The opening installment will run soon in these columns. Aloysius Fieth near St Meinrad announces a public sale of personal property and real estate on Wednesday July 27. auctioneer John Daunhauer.
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Randall Parrish
West
East
Secret Service
Aloysius Fieth
St. Meinrad
John Daunhauer
Real hot water daily aids internal sanitation, specialists urge
Sanitary science touts morning hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach, liver and bowels. Advocates say it eliminates sour fermentations and improves appetite, cost is low, and many ailments may be helped. Also noted is a planned county meeting to petition for rock surfacing on the St Meinrad Road from Ferdinand to the Dubois Spencer line.
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St. Meinrad
Ferdinand
Dubois and
Spencer County
Rock Thigh Road
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