Resinol Heals San Troubles
A vintage advertisement touts Resinol products for itchy burning skin and eruptions. It claims Resinol Ointment and Soap soothe delicate skin without injury, noting doctors prescribe them for various skin ailments and offering a free trial by mail from Baltimore Maryland.
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Inspectors Meet With City Clerk On June 25 Meeting
William Fruechtenicht democrat and Les J Hartzell progressive with City Clerk William T Jefferies arranged an inspectors meeting for Wednesday June 25 at 7 pm in Jefferies office. Inspectors will receive supplies final instructions and see voting machine operations at police headquarters. Candidates for mayor clerk and police judge appear on the machines. councilman candidates appear only in their wards. Progressives debate recognition at primaries while Republicans claim representation. Independent movement endorsed by progressives and Arthur W Parry notes. Children’s Day promotion at Walk-Over Shop ends soon with toys priced.
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Les J. Hartzell
William T. Jefferies
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Bkelton
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Arthur W. Parry
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Peace bond for husband after farm dispute in Columbia City
In Columbia City Ind on June 18 Ella J Miller and George B Flipper Whitley county residents married after a surprise ceremony by Rev L A Luckendill. The bride, age 40, lived in Jefferson township. the groom a wagon and buggy maker. They plan to reside in town.
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Ind
Shirley Walters
Cleveland
Lautre Garry
Tydia
Walters
Lnw
Walterston
Mia
Susan Walters
Liberty
James Gailivan
Hhis City
Columbia City
Ella J. Miller
George B. Flipper
Whitley County
L. A. Luckendill
Tofferson Township
Grovm
Rae
Carrier Pigeons Released In Colaimeua City
Two crates of carrier pigeons were released Monday at 4 AM after instructions to set them loose. Mrs Leto oversaw the release as the birds flew southward toward their former home, each bird wearing a numbered metal leg band. Citizens watched the release from Wherry.
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Ind
Express
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Bring the Children to the Walk-Over Shop
An advertorial notice urges shoppers to visit the Walk-Over Shop for exceptional bargains while supplies last.
Wilson to push currency reform bill in Congress
President Wilson plans a strong currency reform push, drafting a message to Congress likely to be sent next week. Treasury Secretary McAdoo notes emergency currency already printed, while demand for swift passage grows among businessmen and many banks favor quick legislation. Opposition persists among some House Democrats and Senate leaders, but the White House intends to proceed.
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New York
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McAdoo
Treasury
Senate
Robert C. Henry
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Cherries For Canning And Early Potatoes In Stock
Grocery ad lists 67 baskets of cherries for canning in morning and 26 pound baskets. Notes New Potatoes early Triumph per pack, large selection of flours, butter eggs hams bacon brick cheese canned goods including corn tomatoes beans sardines mustard and more with prices and scales.
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California
Kinney
Michigan
Currency Reform Urged In New Congressional Message
The article reports plans for a currency reform message during the current congressional session. It notes the president will not detail the message publicly, instead hinting at reforms tied to tariff laws. Aly and Brgumert are said to outline lines connected to former letter to Senator TMlasa, advocating a free credit system to support business and prevent artificial disturbances after tariff implementation.
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Aly
Brgumert
Tmlasa
Congress
Ligonier Veteran Vallance Dies at 75 in Ind.
Ligonier Ind June 16 Tuilian Vallance a Civil War veteran died this morning at his Fifth street home at age seventy five after a prolonged illness. He leaves two sons Edward and Fred Vallance of Goshen and two daughters Mrs Fritz Regwl t and Bin William e of this city. Funeral arrangements pending. He was a respected old resident active in public affairs and valued by members of Stansbury Post G A R which will have charge of the service.
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Ind
Tuilian Vallance
Fifth Street
Edward Vallance
Fred Vallance
Goshen
Fritz Regwlt
Bins Wiliam
Lee
Stansbury
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