New Discovery Aids Grimesland Man Says It Saved His Life
George Moore of Grimesland North Carolina credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing his cough and fever dreams of pneumonia after a near fatal bout with consumption. He reports improvement from the first bottle and full recovery after twelve bottles. Trial bottle free and a two dollar price at Dreler Brothers druggists.
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T Hart
Dr. King
George Moore
Grimesland
N.cas
Icang
Dreler Brothers
Goshen Faces Dry Law Battle and Public Remonstrance
In Goshen Indiana April 29 a heated public remonstration in Court Square launched a flood of church and community opposition to local alcohol ordinances. Advocates warn of widespread disruption, empty businesses, evictions, and higher taxes as the dry measure nears a court convening Monday.
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Goshen
Ind
Court Square
Toa Las Tee
Luth
Twain Child at Sevent At Children’s Mass in New York
In New York on April 2 Mark Twain appeared as the youngest child at St Patrick's Cathedral during a church service for Children's Day. He wore a light gray suit with white hair and sat near the altar, saying he was one of the children and expressing happiness among the youngsters. The event celebrated the centenary of the diocese foundation with Rt Rev Thomas Burke, bishop of Albany, as celebrant.
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New York
Mark Twain
Jthom
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Adem High Agus
Manhand
Thomas Burke
Albany
Chicago Police Stop Scully Coulton Fight in Ninth Round
In Wagregan Illinois on April 29 Johnny Conitnt of Chicago defeated Tommy Sculy of Chicago in the bantamweight bout after police signalled the referee to halt as the challenger was about to land a knockout blow. The fight was at 119 pounds.
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Wagregan
Johnny Conitnt
Chicago
Tommy Sculy
Alka
Kettle Halter
Bia
Fran Stat Ani
Polles
Hors
Alleged Poisoner to Be Deported
April 9 New York tale of two Irish women on the Campania detained at quarantine after detectives linked Margaret Clary to a farmer husband’s death by poisoning. Catherine McCormick identified aboard as Mrs Clary, with Myre Cuthering Bowen from Clare Morris. A board of inquiry at Ellis Island ordered deportation.
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New York
Royal Irish Constabulary
Margaret Clary
Myre
Cuthering, Bowen
Clare
Morris
County Mayo
Ireland
Aitha
Ina
Polles
Pagsengar Lial
Mf Ware Ang
Catherine McCormink
Clary
Mira
Board of Special Inquiry
Ellin Island
Poisoned husband inquest opens in Mayo Ireland
An inquest began at Claremorris County Mayo into the death of Thomas Clary a young farmer whose widow was arrested in New York The brother testified the couple married two months ago were unhappy Clary fell ill after his wife allegedly handed him a lead link and left to fetch brandy He died four days later The inquest was adjourned awaiting analysis of the dead man stomach contents.
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Doblin
Claremorris
County Mayo
Thomas Clary
New York
Clary
Chir
Fremont Minor News item from Fremont Indiana
Fremont Indiana April 29 Brief social notes report Mr and Mrs Melory and daughter Pearl visiting William H Piper and wife on Saturday. Miss Clein Birney Neva Dewey Gladys Dilchad and Walter Dester visited Ernest Pen’s home Sunday. Miss Gertrude Dobson visited Br and Mrs J P Albright Sunday. TJ and Mrs JW Heller spent Sunday at Spring Bank Lake George.
Rockefeller Gift Prompts Endowment Boost at Wabash College
In Crawfordsville Indiana on April 1 a Rockefeller donation of 50 000 dollars was formally accepted by Wabash College. The gift, part of a general education endowment drive, carries a condition that the college must raise three times the amount through its endowment fund. A campaign committee will launch active efforts to secure support and advance the fundraising campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ing
Ru Mies
Wabash College
Rockefeller General Barrel Ae Education
Laree Ene Desmont
Sc Will Sega
Vaudeville Notes on Four High School Girls and Boys Act
The article praises four high school girls in a vaudeville act for their natural charm and working girl poise. It lauds their bright presence next to a male performer and argues the show should reflect genuine youth rather than overdrawn roles.
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W. Flebis
Peatty
Niga
Reilly
Ula
Hhi
Bay State Woman Heads the DAR Convention
New York April 2 news from the Daughters of the American Revolution convention at the Waldorf Astoria. Mrs Madellon Brancea Fitz of Chal Ho was elected president general, sole candidate, with Mrs John Howard Abeel of New York as vice president general. Also chosen were Mrs Evira J. Moltich of North Carolina as second vice president, Mrs Mary Snedeker Warri of New Jersey as third, and Miss Frances Yi Jordan of West Virginia as fourth. Mrs Caroline T. Flaath and Miss Jospehins W. Randall were elected secretaries in later ballots. The treasurer-general and board of managers to be chosen tomorrow.
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New York
Daughters of the Revolution
Waltorr-Astonia
Madellon Brancea Fitz
Chal- Ho
Fite
Frank Fitz
Gene Ers
John Howard Abeel
Eivira J. B. Moltich
North Carolina
Mary Snedeker Wari
New Jersey
Frances Yi. Jordan
West Virginia
Caroline T. Flaath
Joxsnhins W. Randall
Andrew Townsend Hisey's quixotic bid for president via wheelbarrow
Des Moines reports TOWN SENDS himself Andrew Townsend Hisey as a rare presidential candidate. He toured Iowa two years ago with a modified wheelbarrow serving as sleeping quarters and protest campaign in college towns. He now plans a summer campaign for president, seeking public support and a path through secular government ideas.
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White House
Hisey
Iowa
Lng
Womyur
Pittsburg Threatened With Trolley Strike
Pittsburg April 29 Threatened trolley strike looms as conductors and motormen vote on a proposition linked to negotiations with the Philadelphia company controlling the lines into the city. More than two months of talks have stalled any agreement.
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Pittsburg
Vittsburg
Strika
Ale Upol
Ganterring
Philadelphia Com ‘Pany
Unea
Angola Minor News Highlights Local Meetings and Notables
Angola Ind April 29 The Angola Retail Merchants association will hold its annual meeting Thursday evening for officer elections and other business. Local industry ships loads of brick and tile for export. Officials Brown Pow era and Clyde Carlin travel to Indianapolis to appeal a case. Prof W B Hardy plans to re enter Tri State College after missing term. Earl Leaf visits Waterloo, former home. Mrs Pearl Ford McNaughton visits from Ray to see her parents. Prosecuting Attorney Charles Smith attends court. Grant Dunlap visits his elderly mother for her eighty sixth birthday. Miss Neva Maxfield recovering from illness and hopes to be out in a week. Mrs Ora Smith in poor health and weakened. W G Lasher showing improvement after tumor surgery. arm still in a sling.
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Angola
Ind
Angola Rétail Merchants’ Association
Angola, Brick and Tile Works
William M. Brown
BL Powera
Clyde C. Carlin
Indianapolis
B.’ Hardy
Hudson
Hardy
tri-State College
Earl Leaf
Waterloo
Pearl Ford McNaughton
Ray, Ind
George Ford
North Wayng Street
Charles &. Smith
Auburn
Grant Dunlap
Sunmalt
Neva Maxfield
Ora Smith
W. G. Lasher
the Wood Hospital
Local notes from Garrett Indiana April visitors and events
Garrett Indiana small town column reports visitors and ailments across April. Mrs Chris Lindorfer hosts her mother and daughter. Miss Mary Wraver visits friends in Frankfort. Charles Smith is critically ill at his Peter Street home. local residents travel to La Porte and Zanesville for family events. Knights of Pythias plan Decoration Day exercises with Frank Dimten of Lagrange as grand chancellor and Orator Mr Frank Ardwen of Chicago seeks his relatives.
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Kate Wolff
George Fullmer
Chicaro Wellars
Harry Trentman
Benton Tarbor
Mich
Brs
H. m. Geitle
Gheveunerto
C. C. Redfox
Teleds
Mondar
Dumas
Tex
Jdacm
Willan Driscoll
Piedmont
W. Va
AlRlebursy
Isetheim Wali
Ing
Bryitaman
A. B. Gaflaway
Waliner Tx
Wither
Elrepeex
Asher
Mr. Tull
Creston
Knights of Pethias
Frank Dimten
Lagrange Forings Grail
Indiana
Spraker
Frank Ardwen
Chirags
Teres
Want ads in the Journal Gazette rate per word
Classified note states want ads in the Journal Gazette are priced at 120 per word. Readers are advised to tailor listings to fit the rate and submit through standard classified channels.
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Journal Gazette
Royal Arcana Elects in Indianapolis Grand Parade
Indianapolis April 29 reports the Royal Arcana NuA elected officers at the Grand hotel session with Dr ST Lewly as supreme representative and Fred G Conrady of Fort Wayne as grand orator. Several officers from South Bend, Michiana and other posts were named.
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Fred G. Conrady
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
J.J. Btas Ber
Xtune Trustes
James W. Camyer
South Mead
Charla
Alita
Todlanat
Order
Fd Meiser
St. Laura
Depury Aupeents
Helen Maloney Not Truly Married Reported in New York
A New York report states Helen Maloney’s marriage to Arhard l Osborne may be annulled with a referee’s expert report claiming no valid marriage occurred. If sustained, Miss Maloney could again wed Samuel Clark, the Englishman she married last October, with no second ceremony needed.
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Daniel FB
Cobras
Helen Maloney
Arhard l Osborne
Xuprefadeau
Miss Maloney
Samuel Clarkson
Martin Maloney
Jesus
Montresd
Kendallville High School to Hold Commencement May 29
Kendallville Ind May 4 1924 The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Melntosa of Walesh College at the Boyer Opera House on Sunday evening May 4. Commencement exercises will be held May 29 with seven graduates receiving diplomas. The program will feature student addresses and music under Prof. Hesser's direction.
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Kendallville
Ind
Melntosa
Walesh College
Kendallville High School
Boyer Opera House
Hoyer
Hesser
Wek
Lagrange Minor News Highlights Local Visits and Travels
April 29 itemized notes track residents leaving for visits to Goshen Auburn and Chicago. Families from Lagrange including Mrs J Riley and Miss Leah Westhrool plan summers at Bay City and Belee lake, with several relatives traveling to Burton Modesto Ludington and Fort Wayne for visits and weddings.
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Prenk
Herbert
Auburn
J. Riley
Lauren Timmis
Chicago
Hazel Bolen
Burton
Kes
Uates
Giggy
Roy
Homer
Modesta
Cal
A. J. Hemmingoe
Miss Ore
Wayne
Rearre
Mies Mazal Waberstioh
Wolentiville
Lagrange
Leah Westhrool
Maggie Neihart
Bay City
Mich
Auburn Local News Briefs Mix Family, Church Events
At the Baxter home last evening Auburn hosts past and present public and Sunday school teachers of Helene and Blaney Baxter. Residents Ty LonER and Mrs Leasure plan moves to South Bend. Fortnightly Club members meet at Mrs M A Tohman’s Indiana Avenue home. J Farley attended a funeral of their hibe pices at Summit. A Tyrolean Is maki arrajee. his household to Mich. Presbyterian Church Circle on Friday will be hosted by Mrs Hodge with the Hartman, Tesa and Borenst families.
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Auburn
Ind
Miles Baxter
Helem and
Blaney
Albert Leasure
South Bena
M.A. A Tohrman
Indiana Avenue
J. Farley
Untitled fragment hints at wartime trade item sale
Fragmentary text mentions images and stamps with unclear context. It appears to describe free items or samples, possibly art or pictures, tied to wartime era rhetoric. The readable bits reference stamps and a offer of a handsome picture by mail.
Angola Minor News Teases Local Names in Fragmented Notice
Albion April 29 notes a cluster of local figures and families in brief mentions. Samuel Hilton of Kenlaiivinte, George Smith and kin, Mr Weary Yetzer of Ayla, and Walter appear among guests and relatives. Other hints point to neighbors and acquaintances visiting homes and attending events.
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Albion
Tad
Samuel [Hilton
Kenlaiivinte
George Smith
Weary Yetzer
Ayla
Walter
Perry
Heier Tavis Aerandangiter
Chiran
Laster Cristeai
Jake Witz
AiGion
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