Indiana DAR conference to be held in Lafayette in October
The twelfth annual Indiana chapter DAR conference will convene October 9 and 10 in Lafayette with thirty five chapters represented and about 125 visitors expected. Mrs Matthew T. Scott will speak, and sessions will be at Second Presbyterian Church with a reception at Mrs James Mo Fowler’s home.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lafayette
Second Presbyterian Church
Mra
James Mo Fowler
National Soclety of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Matthew T. Beatt
Washington
Fowler
Frances Haberly Robertson
Fort Wayne
Jamen Mo Fowler
William A. Cullop
Matthew, T. Scott
Fifth Annual Indiana Federated Commercial Clubs Convention Program
Indiana Harbor hosts the fifth annual convention with speakers including Samuel M. Foster and Charles Nagel. Sessions cover sewage disposal, industrial expansion, good roads, and city markets with a banquet on October 3 and adjournment on October 4. Also notes Articles of Incorporation for South Meridian Realty and Prudential Casualty Company of Indianapolis.
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Indiana Federated Commercial Clubs
Indiana Harbor
Samuel M. Foster
Indiana Federated Clubs
W. A. Evans
Health
Chicago
Harry AL Wheeler
Chamber of Commerce Associationa of the United States
Charles Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Washington
James W. Hanna
Des Moines
Theodore F. Thomas
Fort Wayne
W. OA. Evans
Calumet District
Virgil 8. Reiter
Trammond Chamber of Commerce
Tiammond
Hanquet
Auditorium
Commercial Club of
East Chicago
A. G. Lundquist
Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Harry A. Wheeler
Department of Commerce and Labor
James R. Hanna
Theodore F Therme
South Meridian Realty and Improvement Company
Indiatapelle
Mariana C. Harkness
Wiliam L. Elder
Mary E. Blackledge
Prudential Casualty Company of
Indianapolis
Three Distinct U S Regions Segregated by Grape Species
Article details three U S grape regions by species Vinifera Muscadine and native American varieties. Describes climate spread west of the Rockies, South Atlantic Gulf coast, and native grape zones with training systems such as fan, overhead arbor, and horizontal block. Mentions common cultivars and pruning methods across regions.
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U. S
Pamploeiat
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Rocky Mountains
California
Alexandria
Borger
Calmette Carlenane
Charselan de Fontainebrean
Cornichon Emperor
Rive Ridge Mountains
Gulf
Wo Grande River
Mississippi River
Great Central Plains
Missouri
Tennessee River
Eden
James
Miah
Thomas
Heserat
Oregon
Washington
Hudson River
Ohio River
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Absorbs Shocks From Hard Roads For Teamsters
A guide explains making a doubletree to absorb shocks on rough roads, using an old buggy spring. It urges teamsters to protect horses during heavy work by tying a proper doubletree as shown. The County Fair section praises exhibitor benefits and agricultural advancement through fair participation and advertising. Introducing New Blood advises selecting breeders to strengthen weak flock traits and purchasing stock from proven breeders.
Peanut as Hog Feed Gains Favor in Trials
Peanut is proving to be a viable hog feed as it undergoes fair trials and meets the tests satisfactorily. The text notes strong performance and growing acceptance of peanuts in livestock rations.
Portrait of the Lamb of God in Scripture and Revelation
The article traces the Lamb of God as a Christological focus across John’s gospel and Revelation. It cites John's witness, the crucifixion scene, and Patmos visions, affirming Jesus as divine Lamb, creator, redeemer, and judge, whose sacrifice empowers the church and heavenly praise.
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Job
John
Jevua
Censtant
Wlain
John Bunyan
Christ
Lamb of God
Heaven
Earth
God
Jesus
Edwin Whittler Chew
Fragments of Odd Theories and Hair Removal Folklore
An assorted string of antiquated ideas discusses egg shells boosting resistance to time, plus a nostalgic note about a London hair removal myth and a bizarre tale of shell consumption. It references Professor Emmerich, Lonnie, Philip Hale, and a court ten tia player, weaving science fiction style claims with odd cultural curiosities.
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Gerimana
Emmerich
Lonnie
Philip Hale Wiltem
Heston Herald
London
Enguet Court
Dwediera
Frenchman Lets Post Office Have It Over Misspelled Name
A French newcomer, illiterate in writing, tries to register mail for Joe Cachoo at the post office. When asked to spell the name, he can’t, prompting a sharp retort that the clerk should sell the post office to someone who can spell.
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Cachon
Joe Ca-choo
Potteries Prosper Across States in 1911 Production
United States pottery output valued at 34 518 560 dollars in 1911, up from 33 784 078 in 1910. Ohio led with 14 775 265, followed by New Jersey 8 401 941, West Virginia 2 850 202, New York 2 178 300, Pennsylvania 2 156 817, and Indiana 1 004 737. No other state exceeded a million.
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United States
United States Geological Survey
Jefferson Middletown
Ohio
New Jersey
West Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Mushrooms Rise Near Subway as City Skyscraper Surges
In a New York scene a couple notices a giant skyscraper sprouting beside the subway, baffling the woman while the man admits the new building was not there yesterday. The exchange captures a striking urban moment in a bustling downtown district.
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New York
New York Press
Thoughtful Wife and Ball Game Temper
A fragment describes a wife planning to attend a ball game with a plan to call if the home team loses so she can take the children to her mother. The scene shifts to a jarring remark about Nero and Rome followed by a child's reaction to a grim thought about insurance companies.
Nimrod Returns From Fishing in Wasted Energy Tale
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Nimrod returning from fishing and a stray string about Jews and a wine wife. Nearby is a mention of a store and a person named John. Details are unclear in the damaged text.
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Nimrod
Bao
John
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Bend
State Board of Health
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Indiana Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents
Indianapollo
L. W. Jackman
Vincennes
A. L. Jenkins
Richmond
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Atlanta
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Muncie
E. H. Ferry
HW. M Smith
Terre Haute
John EF. Milner
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Rushville
J. F. Laramore
Anderson
Fred A.gregory
Charles Langel
I. W. Jackman
Indiana Railroad Commission
W. J. Wood
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Bhelbyville
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Mark A. Matthews
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Madison
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Durham
Frank Bass
Maj
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Frank Sheldon
L. Major
Po McCrea
DL. Wilson
J. W. Elmin
Cyrus Lemmon
George Kent
HH. K. Morris
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R. L. Morris
Chares Enaminger
Frank C. Sheldon
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Norton
Olfta
Perkins
Perry Pocklington
Prentiss
Rommel Silem
Triumph
Ulster
Vergenties
Victor
Wilder
Winehell
Wetumka
Woodruff
Worden
Wyoming
Jease
Isaiah Oo
Ous
Jes
al Toren
Calvary
Nero
Rome
Alan
Ittie Moritz
Moritz
Co OnEnstipation
Carter
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