Indiana State Bar Association closes convention in Indianapolis
The Indiana State Bar Association completed its annual session in Indianapolis with a closing banquet at the Claypool Hotel. Officers elected include President Thomas S. Davidson Greensburg and Vice President Robert W. McBride. The meeting featured papers on constitutional issues and municipal government and a round table on the topic.
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Thomas 5. Davidson
Greensburg
Robert W. McBride
George H. Batchelor
Elias D. Salsbury
Conrad Wolf
Kokomo
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Kentland
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Delphi
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Indiana Union Loan Fund grows from student generosity
Indiana University begins a loan fund for students facing hardship. President William Lowe Bryan seeded the fund with royalties from He Knew What Was In Man, then more gifts followed from decorators, engravers, publishers, and the University book store. By year end six loans totaling 316 had been issued, and a later period added 110 more. The fund was renamed The Indiana Union Loan Fund and supported by the Indiana Union club. Also noted is Governor Ralston's refusal to honor a requisition to extradite T Worthington to Kentucky due to irregularities in papers.
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Indiana University
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Indiana Union Loan Fund
Ralston
T. Worthington
Evansville
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Worthington
Negligee and Morning Cap Feature Lace Detailing
The pane showcases a delicate set with a basque skirt bodice, fine lace braids along seams, and a vandyke filet pattern over wide val lace. An under-bodice extends to the waist, three beaded pieces shape the figure, kimono sleeves finish with val lace, and a net scarf drapes over the bodice.
Recently Designed Tunic Dress With Diaphanous Sleeves
A new tunic dress from La Vergne features diaphanous upper sleeves with a close fitting taffeta lower sleeve and yuffe at the wrist. The ankle length underskirt, long tunic, ribbon loop at the hem, and a V shaped bodice opening define a simple yet versatile fall look as described by Julia Bottomley.
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Julia Bottomley
Blessed be drudgery and the artist spirit
The piece argues drudgery builds character and lays foundations within while embracing artistry in daily work. It contrasts the artist who perfects work with the artisan who merely gets through it, citing Michael Angelo and George Eliot to claim true painting is an image of God's perfection. The essay urges striving for ideal in real tasks and notes that every craft, from cobbler to hammer maker, can harbor an artist's soul.
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Michael Angelo
God
John Pounds
Shoas
Mr. Maydale
Central New York
Revy
William D. Gannett
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To Be a Christian What It Means to be One
A Sunday School note argues that true Christianity comes from accepting Jesus Christ as Savior rather than trying to earn salvation by effort. It says salvation arises from God's gift and gratitude, then enables the believer to let Christ work out God’s will in life.
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The Power of My Money Found in Giving
A reflective note by M Zwamer asserts true wealth comes from freely giving money to fulfill God’s work rather than hoarding it. The statement emphasizes generosity as spiritual power and purpose.
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Rest and Peace in Spiritual Tribulation Exemption
A terse meditation on finding spiritual rest and peace through trial and tribulation, framing tribulation as a pathway to exemption and inner calm. The fragment references miceracree and the concept of exemption from hardship as a source of peace.
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To Do Gods Will and Picnic Tips for a Happy Day
A collection of domestic guidance covers picnic prep with sandwiches kept in waxed paper and 24 hour old bread, plus versatile filling ideas. It adds tips on cakes, lemon soda, hot drinks, and simple household hacks for cleanliness and efficiency.
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Tango’s arrival sparks playful debate in society circle
A Kansas City Journal anecdote quotes a society bud wonderingly noting society’s adaptation to wireless, electric light, and telephones, then asks how people managed before the tango. The quip captures lighthearted cultural shift and social chatter.
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Kansas City Journal
Thy Taek Sha Have Thy Heart Says Nothing of Merit
A reflective note on focus and balance warns that dwelling on success and public display drains power and sensibility, urging a steadier approach to work and play. The fragment emphasizes inner clarity over external validation.
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