Pimple Cure Claim Promises Free Sample Offer
An advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Waters as a miraculous blood purifier and skin cleanser that allegedly clears pimples blackheads and eruptions in days. It urges readers to send name and address for a free trial sample and claims dramatic, painless results without poison. The copy includes testimonials and urges immediate action.
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Warsaw Mayor Demands Cheaper Rail Fares Across Region
Warsaw officials aim to compel Pennsylvania Railroad to grant a flat 2 cent rate between Warsaw and Chicago, citing similar deals for South Bend and Leslies. Local activist Meyer C. A. Ridgdom hints at pressuring fast trains through Warsaw, while broader eastern states challenge 2 cent fares as interstate impact.
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Burlington
Iowa
Kansas
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Missouri
Meyer C. A
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Chicago
South Bend
Leslies
Penn‘lvania
Cheaner Razas
Nickel Plate Brakeman in Serious Condition After Accident
Walter Long, Nickel Plate freight brakeman and brother of Joe Long, was severely injured when struck by a freight train in Bellevue yards and later suffered paralysis. He was moved to St. Joseph hospital in a serious condition. Another employee, J. E. B. McElvaine, remains in precarious condition with a fractured skull after a separate incident two weeks earlier. Five local trains are partially discontinued as railway time-card changes take effect, including modifications to trains Nos 16, 2, 9, 4, and 8 between Richmond, Fort Wayne, Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, and Cincinnati. Changes begin Wednesday Jan 1.
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Fort Wayne
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Grant Rapids
Cincinnati
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Nune Thrace
Wabash Officials in Suspect Local Property
General Superintendent Catter heads inquiry into local property as officials probe the eastern terminus of the Gu Wabash railway during weeks of inspection and investigation amid party activity.
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Industrial Notes From Pennsylvania Shops And Rail Lines
Industrial notes report Sohnson and M. P. Zussig were taken ill at work and sent home as boilers supply the Penn sylvania round house during repairs. Baron Reissnelder, long associated with Pennsylvania lines, died of acute indigestion. The Teamsters local 178 plans a regular 2:30 PM meeting at Federation Headquarters on Court Street to enlist interest. M. C. A. secretary W. L. Day visits northern cities. Ohio Central Lines agent TH. Slater notes cost-cutting on passenger service. J. & Callahan resume duties at Walpash shops after illness. A. J. Falmer and Geo. Heller travel to Peru for special work. Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen arrange annual bel event. G. B. McCormick chairs. A special Pennsylvania directive lists hoerengter trains 13 3%, 40, 48 and 26 stopping at Gary Ind for United Steel Corp’s new mill. Second section of train No. 92 will stop at Van Wert for passenger changes.
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Geo. Heller
Peru
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Gary Ind
United Steel Corporation
Lake Michigan
van Wert
New modern lodge on Calhoun seeks potential division
A 3rd floor lodge space of 3,500 square feet in a downtown Calhoun building is available or may be divided. Contact phone 6636 for details.
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Calhoun
O'Brien Wade Named Treasurer for Democratic National Campaign
W Ti O'Brien former Indiana Democratic state chairman is named treasurer of the national committee replacing August Belmont who resigned. Secretary Urey Woodson announced the first Denver convention arrangements meeting will open January 20. The committee includes Taggart Woodson Sullivan Mack McGraw Howell Johnston Osborne Dahlman and O'Brien among others.
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Urey Woodson
Democratic National Committee
Denver
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Woodson
Sullivan
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Mack
New York
McGraw
West Virginia
Howell
Georgia
Johnston
Texas
Osborne
Wyoming
Dahlman
Nebraska
W. Ti. O'Brien
Indiana
Democratic State Committee
National Commaniies
August Belmont
Rescue Home Farm Houses First Enlisted Girl Aid
Mr George Cooper superintendent of the Rescue Home and asylum on Columbia Street took a girl to apply for refuge at the Rescue Farm near Dimaville. He was aided by a philanthropist and plans to bring another applicant to the home Monday. The farm cottage is finished and comfortable under a new matron beloved by the girls. The facility lacks red clothing and beds. Cooper will welcome garments and bedding. Indiana girls may be admitted to the farm only on his application.
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Columbia Streat
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Winn
Dima Vatourh
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Etgist
Fort Wayne
Deda
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Indiana
Sfr- Cooper
Trampled death in panic at English theatre disaster
In Barnsley England a disastrous panic at a public hall caused by crowding for seats left 10 dead and many injured. Children packed galleries and aisles, collapsing stairways, with police rescuing survivors as crowds surged for exits. Mrs. Tanner hosts a masquerade party January 15.
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Cortelyon lauds Hamilton at Brookin dinner
New York January 1 Secretary of the Treasury George R Cortelyon addressed members of the Hamilton club in Brook in tonight at a dinner commemorating the feast day of Alexander Hamilton the first secretary of the treasury His remarks upheld Hamiltons central bank idea as influential to the nations financial life A letter of regret from Ambassador Bryce of Great Britain was read
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Hoosier Celebrities to Attend Indiana Society Banquet
The Indiana Society hosts its third annual banquet in Chicago with speakers including William Duffield Foulke and Booth Tarkington. John T. McCutcheon stars as cast master. Willbur D. Wells is set for a toast reply in a program noting plans for a lecture on The Country Lawyer.
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Richmond, Inc
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Meredith
Dance committee meet to finalize annual ball plans
Notice to trainmen states a special meeting of the dance committee of B. A. T. will be held at the ball room immediately after the regular meeting this Sunday afternoon to complete arrangements for the annual ball. G. B. McCormick, chairman.
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Clerical Counter Feiter Caught in Medal Mold Case
Springfield Illinois January jury convicts Rev James A Ray of possessing molds to manufacture spurious dollars halfdollars quarters and dimes used unlawfully. Ray former pastor at Gale Park and Wheaton is sentenced to two years in Chester penitentiary pending appeal. molds found in Lincoln basement where he resided during pastorate. defense claims molds were for Sunday school medals. evidence shows attempts to pass counterfeit coins.
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Lincoln
Kass Sonnied
Epnirlot Cain
Great showing of local postoffice display indicated
Postmaster Robert Harmstas notes a great postoffice display with flowers advertised at 25 percent off this week at WERGENTHEIND Ss, praising the local effort and turnout during the period referenced. The account mentions a twelve month outlook and a positive community response to the office showcase.
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Robert Harmstas
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Subscrip tions Sought for Angola Engine Co Stock
Angola Jan. 14. President of the Angola Commercial club supports allowing subscriptions to stock of the Angola Engine Company. Company plans a $25,000 increase in capital stock as part of a reorganization. List of names attached.
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Ley
Angola Commercial Club
Angelo Vancne
G. C. Carlin
G. W. McBride
Sherman Powel
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Love Pink Trowels Ye Falest Consertion Made by ALG
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