Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Lafayette
The twelfth annual Indiana DAR conference will be held in Lafayette October 8 9 and 10 with thirty five chapters sending delegates and about 125 visitors. Mrs Matthew T Scott from Washington will speak. programs include welcome by Mrs James M Fowler and addresses by prominent women. The event features receptions and multiple luncheons with officers to be elected. other items report August deaths and railway storage probe, and Presbyterian Synod preparations with regional and out of state speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Lafayette
Second Presbyterian Church
James M. Fowler
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Matthew T. Scott
Washington
Mra. Fowler
Frances Haberly Robertson
Fort Wayne
Wiliam A. Cullop
Presbyterian Synod
West
Joseph W. Cochran
D. D
Philadelphia
Board of Education
W. R. King
Monmouth
Mil
John Fox
New York
American Idle’ Society
William C. Covert
Chicago
Miller
Vincennes
Joseph P. Durhan
Frank Bass
Maj. R. Wilson
D. L. Wilson
Mmes
J. Hl. Deitzer
T. D. McLane
Harry Sorden
Frank Doble
W. V. Dorsey
Guy Campbell
Margaret Cosnairt
Laura Kent
Frank Sheldon
L. Major
P. McCrea
J. W. Biman
Cyrus Lemmon
George Kent
HH. K. Morris
W. J. Kirk
Catherine Chenhall
BE. R. North
Florence McCrea
Frances Morris
Lois Rutledge
Bertha Bowlby
Ora Randoll
Helen Perkins
KE. K. North
le Major
H. K. Morris
R. L. Morris
Charlie Ensminger
Frank C. Sheldon
Synod of
Panama Canal Topic Dominates Indiana Convention Program
The fifth annual Indiana Federated Commercial clubs convention at Indiana Harbor October 3–4 features speakers such as Samuel M. Foster W A Evans Harry A Wheeler Charles Nagel James R Hanna and Jesse Taylor It includes a banquet at the Auditorium and a full program on sewage disposal industrial expansion and good roads with emphasis on the Panama Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Indiana Federated Commercial Clubs
Indiana Harbor
Samuel M. Foster
Indiana Federated Clubs
W. A. Evans
Health
Chicago
Harry A. Wheeler
Chamber of Commerce Associations of the United States
Charles Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Washington
James R. Hanna
Des Moines
Theodore F. Thomas
Fort Wayne
Jesse Taylor
Good Roads Association of
Ohio
Calumet District
A. G. Schucker
East Chicago
Samuel
Commercial Club of
A. G. Lundquist
Chamber of Commerce of the United
Theodore F. Thelme
Good Roads Association of Ohio
Three U S Regions Segregated by Grape Species
The article outlines three U S viticultural regions by grape type Vinifera in the West centered on California with trellis and pruning variations, Muscadine in the Southeast and Gulf states with overhead arbors, and native American grapes across the East with numerous varieties and training systems. It notes regional practices, common pruning, and the range of grape species suitable to each area.
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George C. Hussmann
Pomotoetat
United States
Department of Agriculture
Rocky Mountains
California
Alexandria
Alicante
Malaga
Mission
Muscadine
South Atlantic and
Gulf States
Potomac
Florida
Rilue Ridge Mountains
Gulf Cansl
Rio Grande River
Mississippi River
Great Central Plains
Missouri
Tennessee River
Eden
Flowers
James
Mish
Scuppernong
Thomas
Spain
Janesville
Jefferson
Lady
Laussel
Lenoir
Lindley
Lutte
Martha
Massasoit
Merrimac
Moore
Muench
Nectar
Niagara
Noah
Norton
Olta
Perkins
Perry
Pocklington
Prentius
Rommel
Salem
Triumph
Ulster
Vergennes
Victor
Washington
Wilder
Wireheil
Wetumka
Woodruff
Worden
Wyoming
Oregon
Hudson River
Ohio River
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Absorbing Shocks From Rough Roads For Team Horses
The article discusses making a double tree to absorb shocks when pulling heavy loads on rough roads. It suggests using a spring from an old buggy to prevent fatigue and sore shoulders in horses. It promotes practical county fair benefits for exhibitors and rural improvement through better stock and machinery.
Portraits of the Lamb of God in scripture and glory
The essay traces Jesus as the Lamb of God across the Old and New Testaments. It links Isaac and the temple sacrifices to Christ’s atonement, highlights John the Baptist’s cry, and notes John’s close witness at the Last Supper, crucifixion, and resurrection. The piece emphasizes Revelation’s depiction of the Lamb as divine, central to worship, judgment, and redemption.
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Isaac
Abraham
Janiah
Christ
John the Baptist
Jesus
Tsriel
Mesaiah
Lamb of God
Paul
John
Calvary
Jegua
God
Patmos
John Bunyan
Earth
Martyr
Archangel
Edwin Whittier Chow
Egg shell eating claimed to boost health and vigor
Two German professors claim eggshells increase resistance to time, boost strength and energy, fight infection, and aid the heart and brain. The piece references old London ads for hair removal, explains quirky shell uses, and notes rising egg prices making wasteful consumption seem wasteful.
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Emmerich
Loewe
Philip Hale
Barton Herald
London
Eustace Miles
Topeculiarly
Laughing Confusion Over Post Office Name Spelling
A Frenchman with a phonetic name visits a post office and asks for mail for Joe Ca-choo. The clerk cannot spell the name, leading to a humorous exchange about spelling and the post office. The man grows frustrated and suggests selling the post office to someone who can spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joo Ca-choot
Ca-choo
Joe Ca-choo
Joo
Potteries Prosperity Across United States In 1911 Output
The pottery industry in the United States produced items valued at 34 518 560 dollars in 1911 per the US Geological Survey chart compiled by Jefferson Middletown. Ohio led with 14 775 265 dollars, followed by New Jersey 8 401 941 West Virginia 2 880 202 New York 2 178 3, 8 New York figure appears misprinted. Pennsylvania 2 156 817 and Indiana 1 004 737. No other state exceeded one million dollars.
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United States
United States Geological Survey
Jefferson Middletown
Ohio
New Jersey
West Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
Thoughtful humor and stray quotes from the era
A collage of brief lines and snippets from late 19th or early 20th century sources. The items include a subway encounter or a building question, a wife planning attendance at a ball game, a temper dispute, Nero and Rome, insurance company pity, Nimrod jokes, and a suggestion about a nearer store. The tone is editorially eclectic.
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State Board of Health
State Board
Wieh
Indiana Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents
L. W. Jackman
A. L. Jenkins
Richmond
National Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents
Atlanta
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Afunde
EB. H. Ferry
H. M. Smith
Terre Haute
John EF. Milner
Indiana Railroad Commission
W. J. Wood
South Meridian Reality and Improvement Company
Mariana C. Harkness
William L. Elder
Mary E. Blackredge
Prudential Casualty Company of
U.S
Agawam
America
Barry
Beacon
Berckmana
Brighton
Brilliant
Campbell
Carman
Catawba
Champion
Clinton
Concord
Cottage
Daley
Dawn
Delaware
Diamond
Diana
Duchess
Eaton
Elvir
Elvira
Empire State
Fern
Gaertner
Goethe
Headlight
Herbemont
Herbert
Jona
Isabella
Ives
Jaeger
New York Press
Mother’s
Nero
Rome
Lte da Moritz
Joritz
Nimrod
Carter
Evey
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