Indiana Insanity Law Reform Urged After Charities Board Inquiry
The Indiana state board of charities reports no sane patients in mental hospitals over the past eighteen months and urges law changes to curb improper inquests. It cites Marion Wayne and Allen counties, notes costs of inquests, and proposes court supervised hearings with notices and separate facilities for indigent patients. It highlights Wayne county clothing abuses and calls for uniform administration and accountability.
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Trilianapolis
State Board of Charities
Oover
Durbin
Winfield Q. Snuvbin
Indiana
Insanity Trust
Central Hospital
Merrill Moores
Marion County
Allen
Cass
Vanderburg
Wayne Counties
John Ross
Mroz
James Haywood
Marion
Alien County
Cass County
Wayne County
Longcliff Hospital
East Haven
Central
Justice of the Peace
America
Allen County
John R. Elder
Timothy Wicholson
Demarcus C. Brown
Thos. E. Ellison
Margaret F. Peelle
Mary A. Spink
Amos W. Butler
A green old age and the promise of strength
The article extols a healthy stomach as key to vigorous aging and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non narcotic, non alcohol remedy that aids digestion, nourishes the body, and restores energy. Testimonials from Blackstone residents praise improved health and longevity attributed to the medicine.
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Pierce
L. B. Spencer
Blackstone
Victor J. Hayden
Blackstone, Nottoway Co
Dr. Pierce
Martha Jones
Claremont Surry Co
Golden Medical Discovery
Pioneer Pastor Dead
Rev. J. Buehler long a Fort Wayne resident and prominent Lutheran clergyman died at his San Francisco home at age 64. An 1859 Concordia College graduate, he served in San Francisco almost from ordination, preaching doctrines of the Missouri Synod across the western United States. His brother-in-law Ferdinand Wynekin of East Washington Street is noted.
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J. Buehler
Fort Wayne
San Francisco
Lange
Concordia Church
Buehler
Concoiaia College
San Francico
Pacific Coast
Ferdinand Wynekin
East Washington Street
Missouri Synod
Local Editor Ralph Willson Resigns. Brother Fred Named Successor
Ralph Willson of the Grand Forks Herald has tendered his resignation and returned home. His brother Fred Willson will take the editor role, with Harry Willson serving as business manager of the paper.
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Ralph Willson
Grand Forks
N. D
Flerald
Fred
Harry Willson
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