Closing Exercises at State Institute Exhibit of Pupils Work
The closing exercises showcased progress at the state institute for feeble youth with an exhibit of pupil work. Visitors praised the program featuring kindergarten crafts, string orchestra, choruses, and various demonstrations highlighting growth in art, sewing, drawing, and practical skills among students, including a notable quilt by women learners and a deaf pupil’s signaled progress.
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Gungren
Agineke
Bates
Hing
Ue Klider
Élass
Alexether Lhes Piogim
Magasine
Tha Tisk
Dolar
Inmnna
Cehiiul
Ghurtel Nadie
Mike Standish
Sper Jodge
le Boy
Lekarina
Legal petition challenges exhibit access at regional court
In a civil action led by director Geld Kalppenburg and officers Colbern and others, attorney Wetzel seeks relief from Judge Cher Alem to compel the institution to grant access to the MANAMULIS exhibit. The petition argues the trustees acted to protect property interests and accuses the Ghapaig’s trustees of obstructing delivery of the exhibit while alleging mismanagement by the organization.
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Manamulis
Tid
Cher Alem
Fedenal de Grant
Petithon
Geurly
Sturutt
Auckin
Steknulders
Agel
Kalppenburg
Colbern
Wet
SIRUS FACE TURNING TO STONE INDIANA CASE
A nineteen year old Miss Stella Peters of Howard County Indiana lies in a semi conscious state at home after an attempted assault on a cousin of a former sweetheart. Doctors W H McClung and Dewse diagnose a likely proximate cause but say the condition may precede a serious illness or reflect a shock to her mind. The case recalls earlier suspicions surrounding the death or disappearance of Francis Suite, linked to Miss Peters.
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Indiana
Stella Peters
Miranda
Vilage
Hemlock
Taylor Township
Howard County
Lao
Tee Wijit
W. He McClucg
Kokomo
Dewse
Cougig
Cancles Sulion
Teesreg
Ewa reaTs
Francis
Wias
Petera
Truncated OCR narrative on a mysterious assault case
Fragmented text reports a violent incident involving a young woman, with references to police, suspects, and an ongoing investigation. Names and places are garbled, but the fragment hints at a missing or injured person and a public concern surrounding the case. The piece lacks clear chronology or outcomes.
Cron Increase Each Night of Fair Proves Success
A noisy fair scene features a nightly increase in crowds and events. Performances include a singing program with duets and solos, a cornet solo, and a violin piece. The Knights of Columbus host a charity event with an auction and prize draw, while the band provides accompaniment.
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CRON
The
Knights of Columbus
Gleq
Elsb
Loatebl
ABC
J. le Verniere
Henry Rah
Perlur Haibne
Holy City
Harvesting Wheat and Farm Labor Practices Highlight Seasonal Needs
The article discusses wheat harvesting readiness, labor plans, and machinery needs. It emphasizes timely journeys to town for supplies, proper shock placement to prevent collapse, and balanced stacks. It covers binder performance, field efficiency, and postharvest pasture use of stubble. It also notes feeding patterns for livestock, water and shade proximity, and sanitation in barns.
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Idianapolis
Merid
Barvast
Hye Oust Skuptlert
Anders
Governor Higgins Aides Debate Delays In Debarment Action
A New York report outlines Governor Higgins pressing district attorney to act on Hendricks findings. Attorney General Mayer discusses novel debarment strides regarding insurance officials, aiming to curb malfeasance and prevent conflicts in state insurance bodies.
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Auallee
Davy
Mayet
Hendricks
Mayer
Tha Sat
New York
Isurance
Prac
Ticee
Fin Insurance
Jonly
Denaya Urey
Helen Gould Gives Up Fortune for Brother in Virginia Bay
A troubled account alleges Helen Gould curtails her charitable giving to aid her youngest brother Frank Gould. The piece claims a trusted aide manages much of her philanthropy from Lyndhurst, while Irvington remains under a family trust with a modest six dollar monthly allowance for the home. The article recounts Helen’s effort to honor her parents’ memory and secure her fortune for her family.
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Helen Gould
Isg
Gould
Frank
Virginia Bay
Hele Miler Gould
Lyndhurst
Frank Gouks
Helen Gout
Jochin
Jax Goulls
Sondhirst
St Irvington
Tielen
Jane Teen
Peruna praised by women for cure and relief
Nettie South of Bethe fulo New York and Miss Edna Moore of 46 Him street Bet efulo New York report relief from nervous exhaustion systemic catarrh and sleep problems after using Peruna. They claim four months of use left them feeling like new women and completely cured. The testimonial notes Peruna as a principal remedy relied upon by Dr Hartman for diseases of women.
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Peruns
Perana
Nettie South
Edna Moore
Him Street
Bete Fulo
East End
Lillerssy Asacolition
Hartman
Peruna
Goulds Virginia ventures end in expected wreckage
Miss Gould and her brother invested heavily in Virginia ventures after Frank Gould’s rail line and real estate deals. The assets in Missouri Pacific Western Union and Manhattan Elevated were reduced as funds shifted to Virginia enterprises, risking receivership of key properties. The bill presses retrenchment as Miss Gould cut expenses and redirected gifts to charity while facing potential losses from the failed ventures.
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Missouri
Frank
Wade
Snoney
Ab Hig
Mise F Gould
Gould
Western Union
Pacific
Manhattan
Virginia Enteenzises
Mh Walit
Fortine
Leland Stanton
New York Press
Fragments From a Medical Text on First Aid Techniques
The passage describes improvised resuscitation steps including closing nostrils, pressing the Adam’s apple, and forcing air into the lungs. It mentions delaying definitive care, using fake breaths, and later warming the patient and giving warm drinks once breathing returns, reflecting early 19th or premodern first aid advice.
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Witsi
Inspection of Anderson Steel Plant Tour Notes Repairs Planned
President Punyr and Vice-President Kitty led twenty officials on a tour of the western plant. The inspection noted the plant’s condition and six weeks for repairs, with Provident Palmer optimistic about the outlook for steel and wire trade and a possible local plant resumption.
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Anderson
Punyr
Kitty
Sumertcon Stool al Wits Company
Provident
Palmer
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