License sought to sell spirits in Ferdinand Indiana
Mathias Olinger applies to Dubois County Indiana Board of Commissioners at the August 1916 term for a license to sell spirituous and malt liquors by the glass in a 98 by 37 foot room on Ohio Street Ferdinand. The one year license would allow sales of temperance beverages subject to state act provisions. He is 21, male, of good moral character, a 90 day Ferdinand resident.
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Ferdinand
Board of Commissioners
Dubois County
Indiana
Academy of It
Immaculate Conception Ferdinand
Statera of
St. Benedict
Board of Education
State of
Academy of the Immaculate Conception
Ferdinand, Indiane
License Notice for Sale of Alcohol in Cass Township
A resident of Cass Township aged over twenty one applies to the Dubois County commissioners at the next regular August session for a license to sell vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities for consumption off premises. The site is a two story frame building on a 190 acre tract in section 82 west of the railroad, with permission to conduct luncheon and related sales, under the provisions of the state act licensing such sales.
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Cass
Aaid
Duboie
Thase
Pan
MURSE BELIEVES MUCH SUFFERING
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Murse and references suffering and fear. The readable portions include phrases about a plate of ice cream, a warm day, and a farm with water improvements near Mariah Bill, plus a Mrs Chas Guéb and Dale, Ind.
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Deanhanesr
Sera Farm
Havitg Tely
Chas. Guéb
R 1
Dale
Ind
Hold Your Head Up Say Mul doon Advice for All Americans
A letter to Robert Grimshaw of New York University from William Mul doon extols the “hold your head up” posture as a path to physical and mental vitality. He recalls early lessons on posture and wall-backed alignment, arguing elevated crown focus improves breathing, grace, and thought.
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Robert Grimshaw
New York University
William Muldoon
America
Afuldoon
Dust Reused Yields Cash in Waste Products
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes that many discarded items still hold value. Eggs shells supply materials for kid gloves and calico printing, corks fetch nine cents a pound, and worn tires provide rubber for mats and toys. Manufacturers repurpose frames and tubes, turning old machines into new parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Anglo-Irish Tunnel Proposal Reemerges
The idea of a land and sea tunnel linking England and Ireland resurfaces after fifty years. Proponents claim it would cut travel to the United States and Canada by 48 hours and cost about 80 million dollars. The planned alignment would pass beneath Beauforts Dyke, a deep trench under the North Channel between Antrim Down and Wigtown on the Scottish side.
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England
Ireland
United States
Canada
Wigtown
Antrim
Down
North Channel
Wireless conditions differ for Mexican expedition
Wireless operators in the American punitive expedition into Mexico report opposite timing benefits compared with the United States. In the U S night transmission is favored while south of the border day timing works better due to atmospheric disturbance and mineral factors in mountainous terrain at about 7 000 feet.
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Mexico
United States
Wireless Age
Two Famous Scotch Cities
The fragment suggests Edinburgh is famed for its scenery and grandeur but notes it is frequently overlooked in favor of Glasgow’s bold style and spectacle. The text laments the common neglect of Edinburgh’s charms amid broader Scottish acclaim.
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Edinburgh
Scotthaé
The Spring of Tarpon Bay near Tampa Glows in Folklore and Light
The article describes a vast blue-green coastal landscape in Piorida near Tampa, noting pine and oak forests, lakes and rivers, and a huge spring whose pool is hundred yards wide. Aborigines left shell mounts and a modern winter town grows nearby with cottages and harbor for luxury craft. Tarpon swim unseen in the depths as locals admire the spring’s mystique.
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Piorida
Florida
Tampa
I T
Thoes
Lttle
Scheme That Went Wrong At Boo and Buggly Pen Wiper Factory
In Detroit a tale unfolds of Jacquon Buggly visiting Simon Weeve to purchase a suit for his wife. He plans a fake bargain by offering $4.50 on a $3500 window suit, while the wife ends up with a green cheesecloth outfit bought for 1.89 after a chain of misdirections and a rival shop’s discount.
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Boo & Buggly
Jacquon
Simon Weeve
Detroit Free Fress
Simeon
Prunella
Jacques
Monoclodious bones Mounted by American Museum Exhibit
The American Museum of Natural History mounted bones of a monoclodious creature that would exceed 8 million years if alive. It once roamed Alberta’s tropical glades and was found by Barnum Brown. It features a five foot skull, double rooted teeth, a turtlelike beak, and horns above each eye and over the nose.
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Monocteniou
American Museum of Natural History
Maguet
Alberta
Canada
Barnum Brown
Remarkable fish on view at Aquarium Society exhibit
Pecullap Fich highlights an annual Aquarium Society of New York show featuring an African butterfly fish with wing like fins that skim twenty feet, a climbing perch that walks on land, and other species including guppi of Venesuels and air bubble nests.
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Aquarium Society of New York
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Ohio
Ferdinand Township
Selieg Temedeon
Mathias Olinger
Weston For
Ligner
Murse
Wien
Fair Lake
Calloway
George
the Ferdinand Saloon
Aleo
Gondereh
Goodyer
Firestone
Saxdhy
Stxa
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Ve Iin
Piqua Tire & Rubber CO
Piqua, Onio
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