Evansville Sees Next State Federation Convention
The Indiana Federation of Clubs ends its largest conference in Indianapolis electing Vida Newsom of Columbus as president and naming Evansville to host next year. Delegates from 13 districts selected officers and national delegates while plans for a state corn show and conservation efforts were highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Federation OF Clubs
Indianapolis
Vida Newsom
Columbus
Evansville
Columbue
Samuel M. Ralston
Amelia R. Kellogg
Robert A. Oge
Greencastle
Ella Myers
Crawfordsville
Leon Stern
Terra Haute
H. A. Foster
Ladoga
Craigie Gunn Mitchell
Bedford General Federation
James P. Goodrich
Winchester
Felix T. McKiry
Miss Newsom
General Federation
Chicago
Flist
Helen Haumgaertner
Rockport
W. J. Torrance
Catherine D. Mellvain
Vincennes
J. B. Wilson
Bloomington
Jessie Dunihue
Bedford
C. Fitch
Jefferson
Jessie Riddle
Lawrenceburg
Grace Griffith
Vevay
O. E. Adams
Brazil
L. J. Cox
Terre Haute
E. K. Montgomgomery
Shelbyville
George R. Carter
George C. Ehiltt
F. M. Ault
Fighth
G. C. Markle
H. C. Durbin
Anderson
Mishawaka
W. W. Reed
Warsaw
Percy V. Pennybacker
Indiana
National Conservation Congress
Washington, D. C
Ralston
Congressional
Charles W. Fairbanks
W. G Stewart
Fred Hoke
John E. Hollett
Joseph H. Hell
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
Stotsenburg
New Albany
J. L. Puckett
Kokomo
G. M. Crane
Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs
Clark Fairbank
Dorothy Cunningham
Martinsville
C. R. M. Haske
Evelyn Craig
Fr. Wilson
R. W. Clements
Madison
Robert H. Strong
Anapolia
Woman's Synodical Society of Home and Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Church In
Goshen
A. L. Berry
Mra
FL McCrea
C. K E. McKeehan
Misa Susan Alardy
Rufus Dooley
W. H. Hubbard
G. A. Bonner
Julia HW. Shaley
F. F. McCrea
W. P. Sidwell
Frankfort
State Forced to Obtain $460000 Loan
With Indiana's treasury nearly empty the state board of finance led by Governor Ralston and state officers borrowed $460000 from Indianapolis banks to cover expenses and salaries until December. Five banks shared the loan with $400000 taken September 16 and $60000 about ten days later, to be repaid from county tax receipts. Interest runs about $6400 at 5.5 percent, a rate higher due to a New York bank's refusal. The funds will be repaid from forthcoming county tax settlements.
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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
General Fund
General Assembly
State Finance Committee
Finance Board
Selection of daily supervision for Wiki Toon supply
The passage argues for assigning daily supervision to a trained individual with proven capacity. It emphasizes definite allocation to a capable person to improve selection variety and quality of cooking and preparation.
Breakfasts Recipes for a Simple Morning Meal
This article praises dainty service and appealing dishes for breakfast. It covers whole wheat dishes, milk or top milk, overnight wheat preparation, breakfast muffins, baked bananas with butter and lemon, cereal cooking times, hash, eggs in many forms, omelets, poached eggs with sauce, and properly toasted bread with hot coffee served piping hot.
Ambronta’s Sweet Fairy Inspires Pudding Plea
A playful note praises a skilled figure named Ambronta and asks for a pudding, with a lyrical aside about fairies and artistry. The fragment presents whimsical homage and a culinary request in a casual, poetic tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambronta
Pudding Recipes From Practical Puddings Menu
A collection of old fashioned puddings including Practical Puddings with molasses beef suet and lemon, Cranberry Roly Poly with uncooked cranberries, Queen of Puddings with bread crumbs and meringue, Date Pudding with walnuts, and Oatmeal Pudding baked with milk and oatmeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Wells Pheprl Costly Ivory Mace Described
The article notes three existing ivory mats with the largest eight by four feet, created north of India and featuring a Grek border design. Used only on state occasions, the cost was immense, requiring over pounds of ivory and complex crafting with the finest woven fabric-like material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Sigie 'Ae
Documenta
Good Men Are Dissatisfied Says The Exchange
The piece argues that healthy self-dissatisfaction fuels drive and success. It notes that a constant critique of one’s performance keeps a person alert and alive, warning against excessive gloom over doubt and urging quiet focus to avoid vanity or collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Harum
The Revoltist Mockingly Counts Cruel Acts
In a candid admission the revolutionist taunts reporters for exaggerating brutality while boasting of capturing and punishing the insurgent general He claims only minor cruelties were used and jokes about not running him for vice president as part of the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
New York Evening Post
Eczema and a Clerical Joke in 1918 Ad Copy
A 1918 clipping recalls Mildred Dennis praising Cuticura Soap and Ointment after a year and a half of eczema on scalp back and chest. It also shares Dr Cosmo Gordon Lang’s East End anecdote about a cheerful street urchin and a cleric finding renewed spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierson
N. Dakota
Mildred Dennis
Cuticura
Dept. L. Boston
Mace
Cosmo Gordon Lang
York
Stephney
East End
Hard to Break the Habit in Street Scene
A woman asks for accompaniment help as a driver struggles to break an old habit of recklessness. He nonchalantly urges her to place the sheet music in the street and move aside, highlighting the danger of habitual careless driving.
Fragmented Advice and Nostalgic Remnants from a Damaged Page
A garbled pastiche mentions avoiding water purchases and a blue liquid product. It references a wedding faux pas, Mrs Winslow's Suckling Syrup for teething, and a vague Australian wheat figure. The text blends ads and anecdotes with stray product names and rural statistics.
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State
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Purdue University
G. J. Christie
Agricultural Extension Department
Dallas
Tex
The
Great Council of Indiana
Red Men
Market Street
Capitol Avenue
John Riley
St. Denis
Lodge
George Sweilgart
Hartford City
Prophet
Roy W. Emig
Sagamore
Jamey W. Lamkin
Treat Junior Sagamore
Frank M. McConaughy
Franklin
Otto Wolf
C. L. Bruce
Elwood
Janie Kirby
Albert Hausman
T. C. O'Connor
Staunton
H. T. Hayman
Rising Sun
Columbus Southeastern
George I. Kistner
Southwestern
A. B. Cray
Monticello
Northwestern
Archibald Hobbs
Muncie
Northeastern
Kes
Wells Pheprl
Australia
IL Paria Exposition
France
1912
W. L. Douglas
Eaval
W. L. Thorgins
Co Eee
Joan
Thomphon Hons & CO
Troy
Rees
Suzie
Young
P.O.F
Springfol
Lass
W. NL A
Cincinnati
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