Rose and Angeline Face Long Goodbye to Home
Abraham Rose and Angeline leave their garden and the town for the Old Ladies' home after losing their home to Tem fly Gold stock. In a tender final hour by the willow they cling, dreaming of the past, while Ishmael the old public charge offers help that is refused.
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Capin Abraham Rose
Angeline
Abe
Angy
Abel
D'Se
Abraham
Angelne
Dort
Shoreville
Anard
Ishmael
Captain Rover
Cap'n Rose
Ishmeel
Cap
Rose
Father
Rover
Teriiey
Ife
Tolks
Hfe
Chapter JIL The Candidate Auction at Old Ladies Home
The butcher’s boy reports the Cap’n Rose auction has ended with a loss for the Old Ladies’ home. Abigail and inmates react with sorrow and anger as Miss Ishie, Angy, and Aunt Nancy reflect on schooling days and future meals while the matron prepares for the evening.
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Angy
Abe
Abigail
New York
Alis
Tommy
Ellice
Nancy Smith
Cleveland Lawyer’s Med trip ends with customs joke
A Cleveland attorney recounts his first voyage to the Mediterranean, joking about customs questions on his return at New York. The exchange with a clerk centers on whether there is real estate or personal property in his trunk, ending in comic misunderstanding.
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Cleveland
New York
Cleveland Plaza
Consular Note Warns Against Sleep Sickness From Flies
An Uganda district consular report states humans obtain sleeping sickness from biting flies. The text suggests substituting beetles or roaches to avoid bites and advocates swatting flies. The judge weighs the practical health advice amid debates on how to address the disease vector.
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Uganda
Africa
Indiana Bankers Meet in Indianapolis September 29 30
Plans for the eighteenth annual Indiana Bankers Association meeting in Indianapolis September 29 30 are complete. Secretary Andrew Smith says the gathering will attract bankers and brokers from across the state with notable speakers and entertaining events. The program includes sessions at Claypool Hotel with addresses by Evans Woolen and W. P Hireen and a trust section meeting, plus agricultural talks and an Indiana Bankers Association election agenda.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Andrew Smith
Association
Claypool Hotel
Sonntag
American Trust and Savings Company
Evasyville
Ind
Song
Central Christian Church
Bell
Evans Woolen
Fletcher American National Bank
N. G. Hunter
Wabash County Loan and Trust Company
Wabash
Federal Reserve Act
Howard Wolfe
Clearing House Section
American Bankers’ Association
New York
W. I. Bayard
Indiana Trust Company
B. H. Worry
Farmers ‘Trust Company
Lang
America
Charles Warren
Evansville
J. 2. Frenzel, Jr
National Bank of Indianapolis
Indiana National Bank of Indianapolis
Guy R. Iacklin
Eaghier Varmers' Deposit Bank
Montpelier
Riflemen Elect Officers at Indiana Rifle Meet
The Indiana State Rifle association reorganized at Fort Benjamin Harrison and plans a Culver match in late September. Lieut. Col. T I h Coulter of Vincennes was named president, with Maj. Joseph R Harrison, Capt. B R B Wimer, and Capt. Albert Catlin among other officers. Capt. Herbert W McBride of Indianapolis chosen as executive officer and a 15 member executive council named. The three day match is tentatively set to begin September 20.
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Indiana
Liberty Center
Cassidy
Gaston
Secord
William S. Coons
Montpelier
W. A. Lineberry
J. C. McCaslin
Greenfield Eircenit
J. S. Clawson
Groveland
Stainbrook
Indianapolis
Hoyt Avenue
Home Missions
Mansur Park
Unity
L. Coomer
Villa Avenue
S. M. Johnson
Jollity
J. G. Smith
Lebanon
Clyde Havens
Liberty Church
Claude Simons
Mooresville
A. W. Conn
Morristown
H. C. Ross
Mount Mbal
Joseph Grisply
New Salem
Pleasant Fill
P. B. Leach
Royalton
Sedwich Chapel
George Mi. Stainbrook
Shelbyville
D W. Hetrick
Sugar Creek
Tunners Creek
Miles J. Cormican
Union
Worthington
Carnes
Graffton Mission
W. Lineberry
Harlan
Marl W. George
Kendallville
Ira McVey
Keystone
J. W. Anderson
Harper
Maxinkuckee
J. W. Albright
Maxinkuckee Station
A. L. Vermillion
Monticello
New Haven
J. C. Coons
Plymouth
J. P. Taylor
Renaselaer
Forrest Crider
St. Joe
Salamente
A. S. Barriden
Tippecanoa
Indiana State Rifle Association
Indiana National Guard
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Culver
Ind
T. 1H. Coulter
Vincennes
Josephr. Harrison
Columbia City
Brb. E. Wimer
Terra Haute
Albert Catlin
Terre Heute
Herbert W. McBride
Boosted For Tomato Growing In Paoli Area
The Indiana horticultural society inspected Paoli Products Company and local orchards. About 108,000 fruit trees grow in the Paoli region, planned to reach 100 per acre after planting. Dr. Tracey spoke on practical tomato growing, noting Indiana tomatoes outperform California ones due to cooler nights. He estimated yields of 1200 bushels per acre under ideal Indiana conditions, and about 800 bushels under good average conditions. Richmond chosen for 1915 session of the Indiana grand lodge of colored Masons. Officers elected include Grand Master D. W. Caine Seymour and Grand Secretary Fred Iate, Terre Haute, among others.
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State Horticultural Society
Poaoll
Paoli Products Company
Paoli
W. W. Tracey
Washington, D. C
Tracey
California
Indiana
Tracey Suggs
Richmond
Grand Lodge of Colored Masons
New Albany
D. W. Caine
Seymour
C. TB. Dunlap
Indianapolis
Marcus Kerring
Crawfordsville
Harry Hadwards
Mitchell
Fred Late
Terre Haute
J. H. Williams
Washington
R. B F. Taylor
Jeffersonville
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
A Plover Iowa mother reports her 13 year old daughter’s recovery from female-weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter cites improved health, regular periods, and regained strength as evidence of the remedy's reliability. Readers are urged to seek confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Tella
Lydia E. Pinkham
Plover
Iowa
Martin Helvig
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
The Reluctant Bookkeeper Refuses Salary Rise
A firm head offers the bookkeeper a salary increase amid rising profits. The bookkeeper resists, citing his already high pay and a large family. He warns that higher wages would tempt others, harm the civic fabric, and threaten his household.
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Lile
Castoria Endorsed For Infants Use For Over Thirty Years
Important to Mothers examine carefully every bottle of Castoria a safe and sure remedy for infants and children and see that it bears the t in use for over 30 years Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
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Fletcher
Meanest Man Cartooned in Mock Battle of Politeness
A witty column contrasts a notorious trickster named Burton with a barber shop scene and a man so chivalrous to women that he is courteous to his wife. The prose sketches social manners through satirical vignettes.
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Burton
Robinson
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City Hospital
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