Brockman’s Tipton blind tiger case nets fines
Indiana news reports William A. Brockman and son tied to a Tipton “blind tiger” operation. Brockman fined 75 dollars and six months’ jail suspended. Hiram A. Brockman also fined 75 dollars with six months jail suspended, while Mayor A. Mock faces a separate fine and jail term.
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Brockman
Brockman Irway
Beau Monde
Erosa
Broekman
Wormor Tipton
Hese Its
Srockmat
William A. Trock
William
Hiram A. Brockman
Tuty
William 4
Broclauian
Asain É BK. A. Mock
Girl Risks Life to Save Qim on Rail Bridge
Miss Mabel Sherwin of Ely rescues Miss Nellie Ivory from between railroad ties while crossing a trestle. They leap clear just as a train arrives, amid a Busy Day in Brazil with local notices of marriages by the famed Squire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Mabel Sherwin
Ely
Nellie Ivory
Squire
Brazil
George KB. Law
Eithe
Indiana
Tragedy Near Bluffton: Mother Drowns With Two Sons
Logansport reports Mrs Nellie Turnpaugh of near Bluffton threw her two sons Donald nine and Melbert six from a Deer Creek bridge and then jumped in. Donald perished with his mother while Melbert survived, clutching grass and reaching shore. The events occurred while visiting relatives in Lincoln, this county.
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Logansport
Nelle Turnpaugh
Bluffton
Donald
Melbert
Indiana Union Traction Company
Deer Creek
May’s Passing Recalled In Gentle Year’s Farewell
An ornate reflection recalls the pleasant time of year as May fades from view. A poet’s cadence marks the transition, noting memories of blooms and brighter days shortly behind.
BAKING DAY TIPS FOR efficient home cooking
The article offers household time saving tips for baking and daily chores. It covers planning work to avoid wasted time, making bread overnight for morning use, steaming brown bread by breakfast for noon meals, and specific recipes for Pfeffer Neusse and Raisin Brown Bread. It also stresses having handy utensils, cleaning as you go, and wearing clean aprons for all housework.
Indiana News In Brief A Busy May Across Towns
A compilation from Indiana towns notes May 2 commencement at Tangier. Evansville Owls buy land for a $15000 home. Wabash report on a child’s death. various local incidents include injuries thefts and legal actions. Several towns report schools, elections, and local honors with dates and names.
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Tangier
Evansville
Wabash
Uyverr
Wiliam Stober
William Sellers
Charlottsville
Comfort Steele
Brookville
Frank Drake
Spencer
John C. Robinson
Nushville
Anna Robinette
Oak Park School
Chicago
Nashville
Jose Whirty
George Krach
Sullivan
Charles Whitlock
Paxton
Delphi
Lake E. Rariden
Charles McGannnon
Nessie A. Ashby
Colunbue
Mrg
Catherine Groh
Isaiah Harker
Harker
Mancie
Murton
John BE. Blessing
Green Township
Harry V. Rice
Warsaw
Kosciusko County
South Bend
Harvey Steele
Laster Watkins
Jasonville
Denver
Burton Green
Moouifield
Ishac N. Vaughin
Corder
New Richmond
Alenun
Jamer Lookard
Mainie Heaton
Ashvere
Nelson Hickman
Terreaute
Piip Ko
Reimbold
Brand
Richmand
Henry Pearwig
Noblesville
Chase Tatton
Westheld
Dows
Tao
Atania
Thir Hemor
Ten County Bish School
Tege
Fragmented Verse Echoes From Darkened Day
A cryptic muse speaks of dim faces and lit lanterns. Tender voices murmur lessons from humble places as dewdrops glimmer and shadows fade.
Cheaper Meat and Simple Recipes for Frugal Nights
The page discusses meat prices and economical cooking. It notes calf liver costs, suggests cuts like flank chuck neck and shank for stews and roasts, and offers recipes for beef loaf and Hamburg steak with macaroni. It adds methods to stretch meat with crumbs eggs cream and bacon for flavorful dishes.
Bullock Rampage Triggers Unusual Local Turmoil
A stray bullock rampaged through Wexford Creland causing chaos in Murphy's house as it climbed stairs into a red room demanding a bed and other items. It exited toward the harbor and swam briefly before heading toward the quay with oars in tow.
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Wexford
Murphy
Fresh supply Mrs Austin's Buck wheat appears at grocers
A readable ad blend mentions Mrs. Austin's Buck wheat in stock at local grocers. The note includes various product blurbs and a joke about a dairy fly killer selling nationwide, with an address in Brooklyn.
Howells Praised For New Leaf Mills Democracy
The True Democrat notes William Dean Howells praised for his novel New Leaf Mills and his line about equality. He quips that to shine one must be surrounded by darkness and that the cream of society isn’t found in the milk of human kindness.
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William Dean Howells
New Leaf Mills
Old warning out law revived in Kansas to curb pests
In central Kansas Gov. Hodges faces petitions to invoke the long-dormant warning out statute. The measure, first enacted during the locust raids of the early seventies, aims to combat chinch bugs threatening crops this year. The move signals a rare use of an old law deemed necessary by pest pressures.
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Kausag
George H. Hodges
Kansas
Oldest ship Constance sold to Skaw fisherman
The Copenhagen yacht Constance, claimed as the oldest ship in active service, is sold to a Skaw fisherman in Jutland who will use the ancient craft in his trade. Built 193 years ago, she has sailed to many ports and her new owner believes she can sail for a century more.
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Copenhagen
Constance
Skaw
Jutland
To Mothers in This Town Ad for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders
Ad copy urges mothers to use Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for delicate children. Claims cleanse the alimentary system and relieve worms. promotes as remedy for infants and children aging years. Billed as sold by druggists with free sample offer.
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Cass St
St. Louis
Charles Judlin
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Ady
Gray
le Itoy
N.Y
Adv
Gastonia
Fletcher
Why a Poet Quit Politico
W. B. Yeats in a Dublin lecture explained that mixing high sincere ideas with political life leads to sacrificing integrity. He warned that politics forces expediency over principle, causing poets to abandon lofty aims. London Mall
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W. B. Yeats
Dublin
London Mall
Husband nails rubber on gates to shield wife during Change of Life
Munford Alabama woman describes weakness and nervousness during Change of Life. Her husband nailed rubber on all gates to help her pass safely. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with alleviating symptoms and recommends the remedy to other women. The ad notes the product originated nearly forty years ago and offers confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Mass.
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South Bend
William
Pearl Garfield
Bourbon Remedy Co
V.tata
Lydia BE. Pinkham Medicine Co
The
Paxton Toilet Co
Boston
Mass
Doan
Dean
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Munford
Ale
Alam
Lydia JE. Pinkham
Mra. F. P. Mullendore
Munford, Alabama
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Unclear Ad Copy Fragments From An Old Page
Fragmentary text mentions Castoria for infants, various weather or crop hints, a sudden baseball remark, and an odd line about a six year old brother and a new hand painted fan. The readable parts suggest an old advertisement page with product names and casual dialogue.
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Indiana News
Kfort
Wiliam A. Brockman
Opa
Tipton
Indianapolia
Law
Vincennes
Lawrence M. Kiplinger
Marshall, Jr
Margaret Ames MeeHmeey
Guy A. MecJimsey
St. James Epiccopal Church
Urand
al M. Ford
Edgar F. Daugherty
Covington
Jeffernonville
Noah Pearcy
Self
Nellie Turnpaugh
Thei Velvet
Ana de Ce
FOLEY
Mra. Winslow
Bc & Bottle Am
Express
I. H. Bomerhs
de Kalb Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y. Ady
Philip Hanson Bliss
Baltimore
Ford
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Hiss
Aventis
Canada
Wan
Alberta
Bi Aes
Cremey
Owce
Dragzion
Carter
SPOHN
Spobm Medical Co
Ad *-Cierislegiais
Goshen, Ind
U.3.4
Austin
Band of Your Grocers
Ain
Putnam
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