Indiana Federation of Clubs elects officers in largest session
The Indiana Federation of Clubs closed its largest convention in Indianapolis with Miss Vida Newsom of Columbus named president. Officers include Mrs. Samuel M. Ralston as first vice president and Dr. Amelia R. Kellogg as second vice president. Delegates were named to the General Federation biennial in Chicago next May, and Indiana will contribute twenty five delegates to the National Conservation Congress in Washington, D C, November 18 to 20 with Governor Ralston attending.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Evansville
Crawfordsville
Leon Stern
Terre Haute
H. A. Foster
Ladoga
Craigia Guan Mitchell
Bedford General Federation
James P. Goodrich
Winchester
Felix T. McIntrave
Miss Newsom
General Federation
Chicago
Tirst
Helen Baumgaertner
Rockport
W. J. Torrance
Catherine D. Mcllivain
Vincennes
J. B. Wilson
Bloomington
Jessie Dunihue
Bedford
C. Fitch
Jefferson
Jessie Riddle
Lawrenceburg
Grace Griffith
Vevay
Wirth
John Moore
Kokomo
Charles Milford
Attica
Frank M. Ross
Kentland
J. M. Tuerner
Hammond
Eva Rodbuck
Wabash
M. F. Stimson
Peru
C. L. Souder
Columbia City
Clara Gilbert
Kendallville
BE. G. Eberhart
Mishawaka
W. W. Reed
Warsaw
Percy V. Pennybacker
Indiana
Toth
National Conservation Congress
Washington, D. C
Ralston
Congressional
Charles W. Fairbanks
W. G .Stewart
Fred Hoke
John E. Hollett
Joseph #. Bell
Lawrence H. Bertsch
Cambridge City
W. P. O'Neill
B. W. Curtis
Mount Vernon
O. L. Ballou
Lagrange
J. B. Stoll
South Bend
Ed. Hoffman
Fort Wayne
W. D. Foulke
Richmond
George R. Durgan
Lafayette
EB. B. Stotsenburg
New Albany
J. L. Puckett
G. M. Crane
Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs
Clark Fairbank
Vida Newsom
Columbus
Dorothy Cunningham
Martinsville
Mra
C. R. M. Haske
Evelyn Craig
BE. Wilson
R. W. Clements
Madison
Robert H. Strong
Anapolis
State borrows 460000 as treasury nears empty
The Indiana state board of finance, led by Governor Ralston, borrowed 460000 from Indianapolis banks to cover salaries and operations as counties must settle finances in December. Tenors of 400000 first, then 60000, financed by five banks at 5.5 percent interest. Loans support state agencies until county funds arrive, with a new law allowing temporary borrowing to meet casual deficits until the next county settlement. The Red Men lodge approved a 300000 hotel project in Indianapolis, hiring John Riley to manage the St Denis hotel.
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State Board of Finance
Ralston
O’brien
Vollmer
Indianapolis
New York
Indiana National Bank
Fletcher American Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Fletcher Savings & Trust Company
Marshall
General Fund
General Assembly
State Finance Committee
Finance Board
Great Council of Indiana
Red Men
Market Street
Capitol Avenue
John Riley
St. Denis
Lodge
George Sweigart
Hartford City
Roy W. Emig
Columbus
Sagamore
James W. Lamkin
Frank M. McConaughy
Franklin
Recorda
Otto Wolf
Frankfort
O. Li
Bruce
Elwood
panap—Jame Kirby
Minishnewa
Albert Hausman
Guard of the
Forest
T. C. O'Connor
Staunton
H. T. Hayman
Rising Sun
Southeastern
George J. Kistner
Terre’ Haute
Southwestern
A.B. Cray
Monticello
Northwestern
Archibald Hobbs
Muncie
Northeastern
Better Food Supply If Daily Supervision Centralized
A proposal urges that the food supply be improved by assigning daily supervision to a trained, capable official. The plan argues for a definite appointment to ensure better selection variety and cooking standards.
Breakfasts and Aids for Appealing Morning Meals
The article suggests choosing two or three well prepared dishes for breakfast rather than variety. It highlights whole wheat served with cream or top milk, overnight soaking and long cooking, plus simple breakfast muffins, baked bananas, and well made hash. It notes cereals require longer cooking, eggs and omelets in many forms, poached eggs with sauce, and the importance of toast and piping hot coffee.
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Baltimore
Sweet Lady of Ambrosia Pudding Question
A poetic fragment praises a skilled woman whose delicate touch is likened to ambrosia and asks if she can make a pudding indicating admiration and culinary skill.
Practical puddings and old fashioned recipes compiled
A collection of pudding recipes including Baltimore pudding Cranberry roly poly and queen of puddings with steps for mixing steaming baking and serving. Also includes date pudding oat meal pudding and serving suggestions with cream and jelly.
Costly Ivory Mare Rumor From Thaywelle Dynasty
Reports mention only three ivory mats exist with one eight by four foot piece from northern India bearing a Greek border. Used on state occasions for重要 documents, it cost more than 5,400 pounds of ivory, with flexible strips and Angtlike weave described.
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India
Good men are dissatisfied and push for better
Excerpted advice argues that a healthy dose of self dissatisfaction keeps men ambitious and alert. It praises striving, salesmanship, and leadership while warning against excessive gloom and self pity, suggesting discipline and focus prevent despair.
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David Harum
Did Draw The Line At That The Successful Revolutionist
The revolutionist boasts of capturing and torturing an insurgent for a week and banishing him but denies harsher cruelty. He jokes they have not considered running him for vice president, aiming at a sharp rebuke of press exaggeration.
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New York Evening Post
Cuticura Cures Eczema Says Mrs Dennis
A testimonial from Miss Mildred Dennis of Pierson North Dakota describes eczema starting on the scalp spreading to the back neck arms and chest. After about a year and a half she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment daily for two months and was cured.
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Pierson
N. Dakota
Misa Mildred Dennis
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Ady
Pardon and Profound Blessings From Dr Lang
Dr Cosmo Gordon Lang then Archbishop of York recalled a Stephney bishop's remark about Hast End children keeping clergy lively and not dull. He shared a story of a cheerful Haat end cleric cheered by a street urchin who greeted him with youthful zeal, lifting his spirits for the day.
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Cosmo Gordon Lang
York
Stephney
Hard to Break the Habit in a Street Scene
A narrator notes the difficulty of breaking a long established habit as a couple discusses a new song. He replies with a distracted joke about moving an accompaniment to the middle of the street and stepping aside.
Waterless blue product pitch on a quirky ad note
An odd ad fragment warns against buying water based blue dye and promotes a fully blue product Red Crags Boll Blue. It then shifts to unrelated lines about a wise man at his wedding and a children teething syrup, ending with an Australian wheat statistic.
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Indiana Corn Growers
Purdue University
G. I. Christie
Agricultural Extension ‘Department
Woman's Synodical Society of Home and Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Church In
Goshen
A. L. Berry
F. F. McCrea
C. E. McKeehan
Susan Hardy
Rufus Dooley
W. H. Hubbard
A. Bonner
Julia B. Shaley
T. Neth. Thaywelle
Australia
Asia Exposition
France
1912
Dex
Eaperia
Douglas
Ody
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Addrons
Dill Medicine
Herrisiown
Icirly
Reilevea CaniHomrsons
Thomphon Sonss Oontroy,n.x
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Watson Soane Goageiaes
Dacre
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Cincinnati
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