Call's Anti-Riggs Tooth Wash Promised to Restore Teeth
An advertisement extols Call's Anti-Riggs as a superior tooth wash for cleansing and whitening teeth and maintaining healthy gums. It claims effectiveness in preventing gum disease and loosening teeth and promotes purchasing from a druggist. Also included is a photograph caption about Joseph Kimmell, a Journal-Gazette carrier in Albion, and family details about the Kimmell brothers and their pony route.
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Call
Meyer Rod
Joseph K. Kimmell
Journal-Gazette
Albion
Josenty
Joseph C. Kimmell
Carl Breeden
Chester
Kimmelyers
Joseph KX
Ligonier
Kimmell
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Carnival Attache Recovers From Gasoline Explosion Injuries
Harry Fee, carnival attache badly burned in a gasoline explosion on carnival grounds last Friday, is improving, with a police surgeon noting remarkable recuperative powers. A Columbus brother arrived to aid him as officials said his chances had been one in a hundred last week. Patterson-Fletcher Co.
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Harry Fee
A. H. Macbeth
Columbus
Ohio
Fee
California opportunities lure with fertile Sacramento Valley prospects
Readers learn of abundant chances in farming across the Sacramento Valley with its long growing season, favorable climate, and proximity to towns. The region promises early, diverse harvests, low costs, and modern conveniences, detailing settlers building new homes near Delevan and Willows as irrigation and development expand.
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California
Golden State
Sacramento Valley
Union
Canada
Europe
Australia
Mississippi River
Delevan
Willows
James
Resinol Heals Baby's Summer Skin Troubles
A reminiscence ad details Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment easing summer skin irritations in babies. It advocates warm baths and targeted applications to soothe eczema prickly heat heat rash insect bites and related discomfort, claiming doctors have used the prescription for 18 years. Readers are urged to sample via Dept. 48-8 Resinal Baltimore Maryland.
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Resinal
Baltimore
Sunday Bible Pictures Move TV Teaching at City Church
Chicago June 26 A three month teach by moving pictures ended at University Congregational church. Dozens of religious film scenes were shown with lessons explained to children. Rev Oscar C Helming said the summer theater in the Sunday school room conformed to city ordinances and plans for better films next season.
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Chicago
University Congregational Church
Holy Land
Oscar C. Helming
Local notes and updates from Lagrange page
Lagrange residents report health updates including Mrs Wallace in toxin poisoning care with Dr Hostetler. Vera Byers nurses the patient. George M White buys a passenger touring car. Karl Aldrich returns from a brief wedding trip and stays at John Hally residence. Dr A R Wyatt buys a Ren Tord runabout for practice. Warren Lovell improves slightly from a serious illness in northwest town. George W Androwe and wife move to a farm near Volotta Ma. Min-ateng Work at the courthouse shows progress with a coat of varnish. Hazel Fish of near Plato accepts a job as telephone operator at Farmers’ exchange. John Edwards, of Sturgis Michigan, visits his parents. Eighth graders from Lagrange schools, with Clarence Robison, spend February at Rome City.
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Lagrange
Ind
John ‘Hally
A. R. Wyatt
Ren Tord
Hazel Fish
Plato
Farmers’ Exchange
John Edwards
Sturgis
Mick
J. Edewards
Lagrange Acauls
Clarence Robison
Feuter@ny
Rome City
Five couples secure licenses to wed at LaGrange
In LaGrange Indiana five couples were granted marriage licenses as the clerk's office reports steady activity. The list includes Earl J Aldrich and Anna Sophia Arends of different townships among others, with various residents from Rome City Eden Van Buren and Johnson townships. Tri Kappa to host eleventh state convention in LaGrange with plans for a royal welcome and multiple events over two days. A special dance planned near Howe Military School caps the festivities with a cabaret and luncheon schedule.
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Avagrange
Ind
Lagrange
Earl J. Aldrich
Ingrange
Anna Sophia Arends
City Township
W. Faust
Minhel Fisher
Baleh
MT. Church
Mra
Gilhams and Winding UK
Howe Military School
Thurssday
Pres. Syterian Church
Presbyteran
Mra. XA. Boteh
P. Hall
Presbysterian Church
MLE
Mra GC
Gilhiams
Tho
Gy RL & T
Razor Not a Weapon in Jackson Court Ruling
The Mississippi Supreme Court ruled yesterday that a razor is not a weapon but an implement of the toll. The case involved the arrest of Jack Brown for carrying improvised weaponry, which was set aside on appeal.
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Jackson
Aupreme Court of
Mississippi
Bell
Jack Brown
Ineero
Cromwell News Highlights From Local Visits and Events
Cromwell notes a week of visitors including Grant Piltler and family returning from Butler and William Brown planning a Mishawaka move. Churches plan Children’s Sunday with a food program, mentions Albion and Chicago visitors, and a ladies’ event at the Broadway church with a cream social on the Harry Abrams lawn.
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Cromwell
Ini.ture
Grant Piltler
Butler
Wm. Brown
Mishawaka
Church
Hitler
Albion Viaitore Sunda de Bebsrich
Kebdattsile
B. Milter
Mixsisatpps
Treth All
Chicagy
Broadway
Harry Abrams
Indiana Briefs From Lebanon Richmond and Franklin
Indiana briefs report Mattie M Rew collapsing during cross examination in a contested will case in Lebanon while the Mele family challenges a will leaving most of the estate to DePauw University. At Earlham College Richmond alumni ceremonies mark homecoming and upcoming graduation. Franklin notes alumni and former students celebrate Alumni Day with diplomas to be awarded tomorrow. In Indianapolis a permit allows shipment of Dr Caratos Cusman body to Alm for burial after a murder and death by suicide. body held since April 26, with the Mexican father requesting burial in Alm.
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Lebanon
Ind
Mattie M. Rew
Tr. M. Mick
Hera
Rew
Severo
Mele
Mick
DePauw University
Richmond
Earlham College
the Imatitaution
Franklin
Milin College
Tay
Andianatols
Caratos F Cusman
Nellie Dinner
Paleon
Cal
San Bartolo
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Chinhtlehment
Peter Braun for mayor Traction work in Fort Wayne
The Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company will start relaying tracks on Broadway from Scott Avenue to the Mutton Road next Monday. Officials arrived by train to Fort Wayne for a Central Electric generation meeting set for today on Lake Erie. A Toledo boat voyage preceded the event. A Patterson-Fletcher Co ad notes bathing suits for boys ages 3 to 16 priced at 2.50+.
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Fort Wayng & Northern Indiana Traction Company
Broadway
Scott Avenue
Muttton Road
Union Teaction Company
G Xperial
Fort Wayne
Central Electric A Generation
Lake Eri
Toledo
Hotel Business Feels Effects of Holidays in Fort Wayne
In the travel vacation season Fort Wayne hotels report unusually quiet business. Local hoteliers say demand is steady with no unexpected upturn, reflecting typical seasonal lull during this period.
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Fort Wayne
Self-Defense Exonerates Son in Garrisonville Killing
In Garrisonville Missouri last night Juno Bn ny O O Bannon shot and killed his father IW Bannon a farmer. A coroner's jury ruled the shooting was in self defense based on inquest evidence presented today.
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Garrisonville
Juno
O'Bannon
Hero
To The Young Expectant Mother
Fragmentary text describes trepidation and longing surrounding motherhood. The passage emphasizes emotions of expectant mothers and contains uncertain phrases that limit clear factual reporting.
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Ment Worden
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