Indiana Bankers Meet End With Dinner in Anderson
The annual Group 3 Indiana Bankers session closed in Anderson with a chicken dinner. Officers elected include Chairman Karl A. Oesterle and Secretary G. R. Yracken. Speakers Andrew Smith and J. L. McCullough reviewed banking law and state progress. The gathering featured many visiting bankers and a model discussion of overdrafts and farm credit.
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Cincinnati
A. P. Harker
Lafontaine
H. G. Carey
Galveston
Jaqua
Farmland
H. M. Koontz
Muncie
Phil Matter
Marion
R. F. Thomas
Pendleton
W. A. Kasel
Camden
G. W. Hoover
Eaton
J. N. Barnard
Daleville
W. H. Adams
Merl Chenoweth
Winchester
Arthur Cravens
Indianapolis
W. S. Johnson
G. L. Cole
D. K. Conrad
Lapel
Andrew Smith
J. J. Kiser
G. H. Wilson
Chicago
E. F. Schoeneck
F. A. Meyers
W. G. Edens
Henry Reise
St. Louis
G. A. Smith
H. F. Clippinger
H. B. Wilson
Indianapoliia
G. KF. Quick
J. R. Frenzel
S. J. Johnson
8. M. McFarland
The Mother as World Divinity in Modern Thought
A proponent argues that true divinity lies in motherhood rather than traditional deities. He asserts mothers surpass old gods, equating divine Providence with maternal love, and claims humanity’s progress depends on honoring mothers and reforming society to protect them and their children.
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Paul
Habakkuk
Oday
God
Christ
John Emerson Roberts
Essence of virtue and noble deeds recalled
The passage urges thinking on virtue and praise, admiring the admirable, and following the noble as ideals of humanity. It reflects on the good thoughts, deeds, and memories left by those who were salt and light to earth and who continue to inspire after they depart.
Better Than Before In Adversity
A concise spiritual reflection on how hardship strips away color from perception, revealing a clearer view of God. It cites Spurgeon and frames adversity as a means to sharpen faith when eyes are prepared to see truth beyond tinted lenses.
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Charles Downing
Horse Department
Downing
Huw
Milk Crusade Establishes Milk Stations Nationwide
A growing number of cities establish milk stations to supply mothers of bottle fed babies with pure, certified, modified, pasteurized or sterilized milk. Stations are simple rooms with ice boxes, desks, chairs and tables under nurse supervision with a physician on duty at stated hours.
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Albany
Baltimore
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Dayton
Detroit
Hartford
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Lawrence
Mass
Louisville
Lowell
Milwaukee
Newark
New hKedford
New Haven
New York
Peorla
Pittsburgh
Ringworm on Child's Face and Other Notices
Stratford Iowa report details a seven year old boy with ringworm on the face spread across cheeks and legs causing intense itching and sleep disturbance. A local mother credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment after a month of use. Ad sections promote Vyree Antiseptic Powder and a proposed tallest tower project in Huenogs Ayres with a 1,178 foot steel structure. New Orleans bakery wrapping rule noted.
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Stratford
Iowa
Barbara Prim
Cuticura
Dept. L. Boston
Huenogs Ayres
Eiffel
Fence Feud Over Cat Noise Ends in Tear Down
A neighbor seeks legal guidance about a nocturnal cat yowling from a fence. The young lawyer explains the cat is not theirs, but the fence is, and the judge-like verdict suggests the owner may legally tear down the fence to end the dispute.
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Neighbor Jones
Young Coke Blackstone
Rght of Law
Is It Right To Advertise Coca Cola
A satirical piece argues politicans muddy public opinion by attacking Coca Cola advertising. It notes a court ruling favoring Coca Cola and questions whether caffeine drinks like coffee and tea are comparable. The piece ends with a student finding tango means to take, carry off, or smear.
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Vybe
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola
Obvious Course Conversation on Speeding and Bail
A terse exchange about handling a speeding charge with a bail request to a first friend. The dialogue adds a cynical quip about causes and a controversial remark on a woman's changing mind, reflecting attitudes of the era.
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Mungie Man
Bankers
Karl A. Obsterle
Indiana Association
Anderson
J. Christie
Indiana Department of the United Spanish War Veterans
Military Order of the Serpent
One Hundred and Fifty- Seventh
Indiana Regiment of Volunteer Infantry
One Hundred and Fifty-Seventh
Fullowa
John B. Ryan
Wayne
J. J. Lanternter
Ft. Wayne
J.D. Majors
Charles H. Peele
Edward Cook
George Miller
G. E. Hiby
O. H. Smith
J. H. Kissinger
Otto Meyer
Oliver Diehl
Maurice Currie
Charles A. Green
Rigglan
Grand Army of the Republic
Eugene
Smith
W. H. McMakin
Indiana Millers’ Association
W. L. Sparks
Terre Haute
Dotin Nicholson
J.C. Adderly
J. B. Mclenore
Nashville
Tenn
A. P. Husband
Federation
Evanaville
A. H. McKinney
New York City
Doctor McKinney
George Burnie
H. M. Hanll
C. H. Meigs
Home Department
Illinois
Phoebe A. Curtis
Hamil
Marie Brehm
Pittsbugh
R. W. Merrifield
David (. Peyton
Indiana Reformatory
Chicago University
Lyman C. Murr
Indiana Methodist Conference
Jeffersonville
Merrifield
Charles R. Henderson
St.loud, Minn
Gary
Indiana
Ed Stenger
State Board of Tax Commissioners
George Pence
State Board of Accounts
Milk Crusade
Babes
Vyree
Zoc
Semple
J. S. Tyree
Washington, D. C
New Orleans
Uncheon
Vienna
Libby
Alicea
Joe
Olt
Samuel Tchr
Remindrhem
TH Centaur Company
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Ths
Old Sion
Gastoria
Bears
Castoria
Bea
Canada
Free Homestead
Nt Gambier
Adress
Ottawa
Canade
Ian
R. C. Kellogg
Becket
Absorbine, JR
W.f.young
D.F
Temple St
Springfield
Mess
Harvey
NT CO
Streep
Aganta
Roy
W. H. Baker
W. Li. Barer
Aten
Neal
Cosvenis
Brooklys
Stoma EE Jonn
Thompson Sons € CO
Tray
N. U. Cincinnati
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