People with Local Visits Spotted Around Jasper and Nearby Towns
A flurry of visits and in town stops dominate the week, with names including Leo Seufert in Jasper last Sunday, Otto Boeglin from Siberia on Monday, Bristow residents John Lamar and John Hobbs in town on different days, and many others from Huntingburg St Meinrad Evansville and Mariah Hill making short trips or staying several days. Local business and social calls continue at Jasper and surrounding communities as residents travel between nearby towns.
Morning social visit among local families ends in plans for future
Morning events featured Mrs. Johan Nemann Mise Lizzie Lindenschmidt and Henry Kerstiens with Frank Ebenkamp and family from Gobe Branch visiting relatives. They headed to Campus Illinois to start a new home where Frank will work in a tile factory. Aloys Michel of Meuraul View Stock Farm near Johnsburg and Frank Jochem near St. Henry joined in Ferdi nand last Sunday. Jochem was recently discharged from military service.
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Frank Ebenkamp
Gobe
Campus
Ill
Frank
Aloys Michel
Meuraul View
Johnsburg
Frank Jochem
St. Henry
Ferdinand
America Holds Firm Voice on Victory Liberty Loan
Secretary Glass urged Americans to back the Victory Liberty Loan with confidence and sacrifice. He argued pessimistic views hinder recovery and praised Belgium and France while noting the U.S. has borne little direct cost compared to allies. He urged continued support for the next loan as a duty and thanksgiving.
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Secretary of the Treasury Glass
Liberty Loan
Amperica
France
Flanders
United States
Brance
Belgium
America
Inside baths and hot water cleanse for rosy skin
Health advice extols a morning routine of hot water with limestone phosphate to flush the digestive tract and purify the blood. It claims internal sanitation outshines external cleanliness, aiding skin clarity, headache relief, and bilious symptoms within one to two weeks.
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Ballins
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound Reclaims Gray Hair
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a low cost home remedy to darken faded hair. The text claims the mixture restores natural color, works gradually, and leaves no obvious signs of coloring after daily application with a sponge or brush.
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Wyeth
Let Us Do Our Share in Finishing Kaiserism’s Funeral
An exhortation linking Liberty bond purchases to paying for the war and ending German autocracy. It compares bonds to a funeral bill for Kaiserism and urges citizens to buy Victory Liberty bonds, presenting a nations debt table to reassure savers.
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Tore
Jate
Goton
Family of Nations
United States
House of Sickness
Imperiaism
Sam
Musicale Misadventure At Lower Paradise Alley Visit
Miss Mareeda Quante and Rosalie Endress of Evansville visited the Academy Monday night. The pianist and singer practiced for a potential musicale when a window prank erupted, prompting a playful shower bath and a late reminder that lessons end at nine. The visitors enjoyed the mishap and were invited back for more visits.
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Missus
Mareeda Quante
Rosalie Endress
Evansville
Academy
Lower
Paradise Alley
Belts and bells spark early morning uproar at academy
Readers recount the noisy bells waking the campus at 4:60 AM and the students’ reactions. A heroic senior, Helen Marguet, lowers the risk by cutting power to the basement wires, restoring calm. Other fragments mention geography, history facts, and stray poems amid the chatter.
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Helen Marguet
Annual Retreat Notes and Student Notices from Times
The Times reports on an academy retreat led by Rev. P Fine tan, with praise for the talks and reflections ending Friday morning. It also covers social events such as a storm party hosted by Miss Ulrichs, odd anecdotes, lost items, notices for music pupils and a blacksmith needed to wind the academy clocks.
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Academy
P. Fine Tan
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Star Brand
Reckelhott &Muller
Leo Seufert
Jasper
Otto Boeglin
Siberia
John Lamar
Bristow
John Hobbs
Charles Bickwermert
John Bartle
Huntingburg
Robert Widmer
St. Meinrad
Joe Weasel
Misa Hattie Mueller
Hosalia Endrese
August Gehrhausen
Oscar Vaal
John O. Hasefurther
George Bachman of
Joseph Schlachter
Charien Metager
Misa Viola Lusch
Henry Schum
Mrs
Leonard Mueller
Evagayile
Ed Laebbebusen
Edgar Schuetter
Mantis Hopf
George Kreilin
Mary Ann Roos
Mariah Hill
Frank Kunkler
Frank Lehmkouhbler
Machine Works
Ralph R. Bogers
Spencer, Ind
State Bank Examiner
Tuesaday
Reo
B. C. Birchler
Fulda
St. Anthony
Ed Durchholz
Paul Oeding
Edwin Stallmann
Theodore and
Gustav Roth
Louisville
Simon Nord
Laura Baalmann
Loulaville
Robert Beckmann
Elmer & Huelantann
Lizzie Lindenschmidt
Alvina Becher
Mrs. Hollinden
Mary Schumaker
Nettie Wirtzberger
Cincinnati
Ed Bickwermert
Dunnelburg
Ind
Herman Kiefer
Clem Berger
Frances
Marie Borho
Be, BE
Metagir
RJ , Beckmann
Leonard Mieller
Valentin Flelg
A. F. Buschkoetter
Hubert Quante
John A4
Keene Ee Dows Fom
Mrs. Johannemann
Mise Lizzie Lindenschmidt
Henry Kerstiens
the Treasury
Glass
Prest
Shep
Thomas
Great Britain
Nusala
Italy
Japan
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Academy Doings
The
TIMES
Aademy
Claradel
Roger Ellen Puleianst
Belin
Benjamin Frauklis
Letaie Noo
Alps
Switzerland
Alaska
Magellan
Dred Boott
Een
Atlantia
Franklin
Franklin Boonie
Ulrich
Upper Paradise Alley
Lower Paradise Alley
Ada
Edith Strausell
M. L. Ulrich
Conservatory
M. Genong
R. James
No. 2
M.gohmadi
Miriam Gohman
Miriam
Misa
Mary Louise Ulniel
Cere
Patrick
Acarde
Oritieles Wess
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