Madison Chosen for Next Indiana Bakers Convention
The Indiana Association of Master Bakers wrapped its annual Fort Wayne sessions with prize awards, new officers, and a plan to hold the semi annual meeting in Madison in October. Officers elected: President L E Roush Bluffton, Secretary George M Haffner Fort Wayne, Treasurer J R Hummel Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Association of Master Bakers
the Majestic
Wayne Hotel
L. E. Roush
Bluffton
J. F. Ruger
Lafayette
George M. Haffner
Fort Wayne
J. R. Hummel
Muncie
H. P. Sullivan
Peru
J. J. Casper
Madison
Association
Casper
Bohn
West
Columbia Street
Messrs
Geiger
A. S. Bower
Lima
Ohio
C. A. Feickert
Belleville
A. M. Swan
Columbus
National Association For Action
David Chidlow
Washington
Neverstate Bread Company
New York
State Association of Texas
San Antonio
Hohengarten
St. Louis
Missouri
Hohengartner
Indianapolis
W. F. Geller
R.S. Chamberlain
Elkhart
W. A. Friese
National Bakers’ Association
A. Butler
H. R. Clissold
E. O. Lancaster
Saginaw
Mich
G. W. Dulang
W. H. Swan
Indiana Degree of Honor elects officers in Grand Lodge
In Indianapolis an official roster lists the Indiana Grand Lodge Degree of Honor officers elected today. Named are Past Chief Mrs. Lola A. Smith, Chief of Honor Mrs. Lulu E. Whiting, Lady of Honor Mrs. B. E. Melsheimer, Chief of Ceremonies Mrs. Lula C. Vogel, Usher Mrs. Louise Becker, Recorder Mrs. Alice B. McGrew, Receiver Mrs. Florence M. Coverdale, Inner Watch Mrs. McHarriet Fred, Outer Watch Mrs. Margaret Radford, Representative to Superior Lodge Mrs. Lola A. Smith, and alternates Mrs. Florence Coverdale and Mrs. A. B. McGrew.
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Lola A. Smith
Shelbyville
Lulu E. Whiting
New Harmony
B. E. Melsheimer
Fort Wayne
Lula C. Vogel
Evansville
Louise Becker
Terre Haute
Alice B. McGrew
Florence M. Coverdale
McHarriet Fred
Margaret Radford
Superior Lodge
Florence Coverdale
A. B. McGrew
Curious copper coin unearthed by farmer near Wallen
W Doty of 153 East Leith Street found a copper coin while gardening near Wallen. The piece, larger than a 2 cent, bears the slogan Perish Credit Perish Commerce Down With the Bank and the year 1834 with a hog. The reverse shows My Substitute for the U. S. Bank and a portrait of Andrew Jackson with Experiment in Currency. He will keep it as a memento.
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W. Doty
East Leith Street
Wallen
United States Bank
U. S
Andrew Jackson
The Richest Man in the World and Kidney Cure Claims
An ad cites a famous saying about wealth and kidney health. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as preventing kidney disease by early use. A testimonial from Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky claims permanent cure, asserting restored health after using the remedy.
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Foley
Oscar Bowman
Lebanon
Aged Inmate Dies at County Asylum
Two hours after placement in the county asylum Mrs Anna Luecke 77 of this city died suddenly in the women’s ward. Death due to heart disease is suspected but a post mortem will be held. Humane Officer Schlaudroff reported the case which led Trustee Gearin to move her to the infirmary where she could be cared for. She fell ill soon after arriving and died before a physician arrived.
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Anna Luecke
Lucene
Schlaudroff
Gearin
Heaton Special Train Leaves Fort Wayne for Indianapolis
A Fort Wayne crowd shadows Judge Owen N. Heaton as a six coach Lake Erie and Western special train departs at 7:30 AM for Indianapolis. The 196 riders include about 75 picked up at Bluffton, with prominent local Republicans aboard to boost his bid for the supreme court nomination.
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Fort Wayne
Owen N. Heaton
Supreme Court
Heaton
Lake Erie and Western Depot
Indianapolis
Bluffton
Northern Indiana Moves and Obituaries Across the Region
E Q Fifer of Elkhart appointed manager of the Goshen Bell plant. Pierceton and Larwill resident Bolivar Snyder dies at 77. DeKalb pioneer Mrs. Thomas Dailey dies at 82 in Auburn. Huntington area child loses sight of left eye after hitting a wire clothesline. Counterfeit one cent coin found at Huntington Citizens’ bank. Rev Samuel Nehr founder of Petroleum Wells County dies at 73. Lake Shore train birth in La Porte. Rochester man Charles Orr dies after shotgun accident. Ashley barber Girard Slentz dies of heart failure at Steubenville. Garrett attorney Louis J Gengler indicted for embezzlement of about $900. Ed Robbins paroled from Michigan City prison to Auburn. Rev_C W Lynch retires from ministry at 78 after 48 years, plans to reside in Warsaw.
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E. Q. Fifer
Elkhart
Bell Telephone
Goshen
Bolivar Snyder
Pierceton
Larwill
Thomas Dailey
DeKalb County
Auburn
Oras Bailey
Huntington
Citizens’ Bank
Samuel Nehr
Dunkard
Petroleum
Wells County
Ashtabula
Ohio
Lake Shore
Laporte
Charles Orr
Rochester
Girard Slentz
Ashley
Steubenville
Pleasant Lake
Louis J. Gengler
Garrett
Grand Jury
Gengler
Ed Robbins
Michigan City
Alexandria
C. W. Lynch
Leesburg
Indiana
Warsaw
Young Mother Regains Strength After Dyspepsia Cure
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine reports her 70 year old mother was wasted by twenty years of dyspepsia until six months on Electric Bitters. She claims the remedy revived her vigor, improved digestion and overall health, calling it the greatest restorative. It purifies blood and aids liver kidney function, with malaria and biliousness relief.
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W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
Dreier & Bro
College Library Razed by Flames in Trades Hall Fire
Indianapolis April 11 The trades hall of the technical institute was found on fire early this morning and by arrival of the department the structure was a total loss apart from four brick walls. The two story building housed a library school reading room painting department and basketball gym on the second floor and carpentry cloak room on the ground floor. The library held between 2 000 and 3 000 volumes with total losses estimated at eight to ten thousand dollars for the building and around three thousand for the contents.
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Indianapolis
the Technical Institute
Lungs Safer After Foley’s Honey and Tar Remedy
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana recalls years of severe lung hemorrhages before using Foley's Honey and Tar. After trying several doctors with no relief he found the medicine cured his cough and strengthened his lungs. He warns against substitutes and endorses the product from Drefer & Bro.
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
Drefer & Bro
Dr King’s New Discovery touted against plague of coughs
A Forest City resident praises Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds claiming it ends them quickly prevents pneumonia relieves asthma hay fever and strengthens weak lungs. The ad notes 50c and 1.00 bottles with a free trial and is marketed by Dreier Bra drug store.
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Dreier & Bra
Rules for a Happy Life from Rev Thomas B Gregory
Chicago American reprints Rev Thomas B Gregory on plain rules for success and happiness. It urges care for the body, honor, temperance, sociability, fearlessness of worry, valuing small duties, avoiding unknowable mysteries, balanced selfishness, and self respect as the true measure of success and happiness.
Multiple Dishes and Desserts From a Vintage Luncheon Menu
A long list of recipes and culinary ideas covers rhubarb bake, sponge drops, violet salad, Cocoanutted oranges, corn au gratin, claret jelly, Victoria soup, chicken dishes, creams, waffles, and festive desserts. Includes notes on substitutions and presentation tips for an Easter luncheon.
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Martha's
Arnica Salve Praised for Quick Relief of Burns
A Tekonsha Michigan reader reports rapid pain relief for burns using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The note asserts its effectiveness for cuts and skin injuries and credits it to family use.
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Tekonsha
Sixty Years Old and Still Unafraid of Oslerizing
A brash piece by J. W. Foley in the New York Times voiced a defiant, zestful portrait of aging and farm life. The speaker boasts strength, work ethic, and a vow to resist Oslerization while looking ahead to decades more of vigor and independence.
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J. W. Foley
New York Times
Ezee Couple Comment on Kings and Queens
The Chicago Journal records a humorous exchange between Mrs. Ezee and Mr. Ezee about royalty. She jokes they shun nobility after overhearing stories of kings beating queens, eliciting a wry remark from her husband.
What Did He Meant Did You Ever Enjoy A College Song
A witty exchange at a reception features a beautiful young woman and a cynical man in a green necktie. The woman questions whether the college song was enjoyed, and the man replies he never enjoyed one though he might have heard it. The Detroit Tribune notes the banter.
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Detroit Tribune
A Perfect Match The Portrait Painter
A dialog from Lippincott's Magazine shows a sitter and painter negotiating color matching. The sitter offers to supply colors next time while the artist attempts to capture the sitter’s exquisite complexion in outlines this session.
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Madan
Lippincott’s Magazine
Helping Him Along
Midnights quip echoes in a brief exchange from the Philadelphia Ledger featuring Miss Patience Gonne-Well and Mr Staylate-Gracious. The dialogue hints at timeless habits of prompt action and courteous banter.
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Staylate
Miss Patience Gonne
Philadelphia Ledger
Sympathy and the charity of sympathy in speech
A dialogue on Timmins who is described as overly sympathetic and thus becomes an object of sympathy himself, with Miss Cayenne agreeing that he is one of those people who empathize with everyone to the point of vulnerability. Washington Star is cited.
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Timmins
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Do you drink asked manager to applicant for position
A manager asks an applicant if he drinks and the applicant cheerfully confirms with a bold response about his willingness to drink. The line is cited from Lipincott's Magazine as a humorous aside.
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Lippincott
Poor fellow falls downstairs three times
A brief comic excerpt notes a man named Benham discussing a misfortune as he laughs about a poor fellow who fell downstairs three times in succession. The exchange reflects a sly urban newspaper remark performance from the New York Press.
Fortune In Misfortune
A Chicago Inter Ocean humorous quip depicts a man admitting his wife to a friend and asserting she is “best” despite distressing circumstances, framed as a wry social aside. The exchange highlights marriage banter and worldly woe in a compact, period voice.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
Not a Nonsequitur quote on death and cause and effect
A wry Le Rire quip contrasts a physician riding after a hearse with the cause following the effect. The remark turns on irony about causal order in a funeral scenario.
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le Rire
Goldrox’s Fate: Bank Heist Lands Him in Jail
A Milwaukee Sentinel note hints at a young man named Goldrox with a strong urge to probe inner workings. The line “Bank, then jail” suggests a sharp, developing arc from intent to consequence. No further details are provided in the snippet.
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Goldrox
Milwaukee Sentinel
Pine resins touted as backache remedy in old ad
An old advertisement touts pine gums and resins as highly beneficial for backache kidney and bladder issues. It promotes Pine-ules as the medicine with a principal ingredient derived from pine, sold by a local dealer.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills End Pain From Head to Toe
The Pain family includes Headache Neuralgia and others warning of system derangements. Miles' Anti Pain Pills soothe and strengthen nerves to halt pain. Mrs Joe Merrill testifies to seven years of use with good results. Sold by druggists with a guarantee. first package 25 doses for 25 cents. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Joe Merrill
Peru
Ind
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
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Indiana Grand Lodge
Lake Erie
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Indianapolis Technical Institute
Thomas B. Gregory
Brooklyn
Victoria
Fannie Merritt Farmer
Baltimore
Franklin Mills
Placy
University
Helen Campbell
Cafe Mousse
Pain
H. Pfeiffer & Son
Columbia St
THE
Indiana Stock Powder CO
Huntington, Ind
Bash & Company
Fort Wayne, Ind
Catarra
Ely
Deeg
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
New Terk
United States
the National Railway
Incorporated
Minneapetia
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