Healing the Hurts of Men Disabled in Service
President Wilson urges immediate rehabilitation of disabled soldiers and sailors under federal boards. The federal board for vocational education will cover training costs, provide tuition and supplies, and offer monthly stipends, with thousands to be trained nationwide in diverse trades near home. The program targets all eligible veterans, not only amputees, to restore civilian employment and dignity.
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Wilson
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Imen
War and Navy Departments
Federal Board For Vocational Education
United States of America
Congress
Federal Board For
Elf
Federal Board
Federal Borne
United States
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Employment Service
Department of Labor
Government compensation and education aid for veterans urged
The article explains government and Red Cross support for discharged soldiers and sailors, detailing monthly allowances for dependents, conditions when living apart during training, and the role of the Federal Board of Vocational Education. It warns about confusing compensation with insurance and outlines steps to verify payments and obtain assistance.
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Velve
Ted Cross
Red Cross
Ils
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Washington
Federal Board of
Indiana House Passes German Teaching and English Language Bills
The Indiana House under suspended rules passed measures striking out 1869 German teaching provisions and mandating English instruction in state schools. Gov. Harding urged patriotism as lawmakers expect Senate debates over private school teaching and broader education policy.
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Indiana House of Representatives
State Board of Education
Senate
William L. Harding
Town
House of Representatives
Harding
Rotary Clubs
Goodrich
United States
Council
City Health Commission
House
Alldredge
Negly
Congress
Baker
Committee On Federal Relations
van Auken
Duffey
Goodrich Highway Commission
Senator Bowers
Nejdl
Hotels May Face Closures After Indianapolis Fire
Inspection of hotels in Indianapolis following the Palace hotel fire may lead to orders closing several hotels until they meet fire laws. J. H. Hilkene, director of fire prevention, disclosed the plan in a personal report to the board of public safety.
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Indianapois
Palace Hotel
Board of Public Safety
J. H. Hilkene
Five
New Albany Plant Closes Over Dispute With Workers
The Ohio Fails Tron works plant in New Albany, employing 400 men, shut down for an indefinite period due to a dispute over working conditions between workers and the company.
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New Albany
Ohio
Tron
State banking department split proposal advances in House
The House approved a bill to separate the state banking department from the auditor and create a new department by a 51 to ayes vote. An amendment by Representative Mendenhall sought to cap the banking commissioner’s salary at 8 500, down from 4 000 as originally proposed.
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Rowbottom
Decker
Wright
Department Ia
Building and Loan Department
State Banking Department
Office of the Auditor of State
Mendenhall
Changes in State Department of Public Instruction Leaders
Few changes in the state department of public instruction will occur March 15 as Horace Elis steps down and L. N. Hines of Crawfordsville is elected to succeed him. The shifts affect lower offices and new administration plans are expected to be modest.
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Farmere Plan State Union
Indiana
W. F. Franklin
Danville
Hendricks County Federation of Farmers
Franklin
Ilinois
Hines
State Department of Public Instruction
Whiff
Horace Elis
L. N. Hines
Crawfordaville
Mloor
Sapa
Danderine Promises Hair Growth and Dandruff Cure
An advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine claiming it removes dandruff stops itching and hair loss while making hair soft glossy and abundant. It asserts rapid visible results within minutes and weeks with a single bottle available at drug stores.
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Knowlton
The Way of It Exchange Question and Retort
A brief wartime style exchange notes shifting social tone. One speaker jokes about shifting behavior, while the other asserts leadership in a manner suggestive of strategic posture. The lines imply cultural commentary without explicit incident.
Kidneys Warned Of Dangers And Remedies Advised
Urgent health notice warns kidney and urinary trouble may progress to Bright's disease. Promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a quick relief and long trusted remedy, offered with money back guarantee if not immediate relief. Verify product authenticity and brand claim GOLD MEDAL.
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Bright
Haarlem
They Say She Is Well Educated Not Saying I’ll Bet
A terse exchange contrasts a well educated person who never says I'll bet with a counterpart who asserts they do not. The dialogue hints at attitudes toward language and confidence without specifics.
Green's August Flower Ad Pitches Stomach Ailments
An advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a gentle laxative for stomach disorders and inactive liver, promising digestion regulation, bile production, and blood purification. It claims universal sale and urges readers to try it, closing with a joke about a married man needing an umbrella due to being shut up at home.
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Indiana Moving Picture Association
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