Party Lines Gone For Making Of New Army
Washington edition reports a rare bipartisan appeal from Democratic and Republican national committee chairs urging unity to support registration and the wartime draft. The piece covers plans for continued cross party cooperation, exemption processes, and milder physical standards, plus notes on congressional adjournment timing and the origins of wartime tax legislation.
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Edward GB. Clark
Washington
Vance McCormick
Democratic National Committee
William H. Willcox
Republican National Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Charles E. Hughes
United States
Republican
Democratic National Committees
Republic
Congress
Crowder
Costs to Run State School Total $18058.88
The state board of charities report for year ending December 31 1916 shows 1378 inmates at the local feeble minded institute with 804 females and 574 males. Total expense to run the schools is $18058.88 including gross maintenance administration subsistence clothing and office domestic and outdoor departments. Ordinary repairs amounted to $3004.45.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Charities
Aiaer
Pote
Woman Ruth Durment First to Register in County
Seymour Miss Ruth Durment a deputy in the county clerk’s office was the first to register in Jackson county for the September election. A separate item notes that sixty percent of the liberty loan bonds allotted to the seventh federal reserve district were subscribed last week in Indianapolis.
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Danville
Seymour
Ruth Durment
Jackson County
Indianapolis
Federal Reserve District
Indianapolis Market Plans Considered by County Agent and Mayor
Seymour Max Himan of Indianapolis and County Agent Cobb discuss creating a market in Indianapolis for Jackson County cantaloupes and watermelons. Strikers Ask City Council to bar outside workers from taking local jobs in South Bend streetcar dispute.
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Seymour
Max R. Himan
Indianapolis
Cobb
Jackson County
South Bend
Common Council
DePauw Graduates 138 At Commencement Exercises
At DePauw University in Greencastle the gymnasium hosted commencement exercises with 138 graduates receiving diplomas. The address was delivered by Richard Y. Yates, former governor of Illinois. A seven year old girl was accidentally shot by her brother but expected to recover. The Clay County Medical Society set new service prices with daytime calls rising to 1.50 and night calls to 3.00. Indiana pension awards included 12 for Emaline Moffitt of Valparaiso and 20 for several others. Clinton County peach crop expected to be nearly zero due to late frosts.
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DePauw
Greencastle
DePauw University
Richard Y. Yates
Illinois
Sis
Marion
Dorothy Hurlock
George Hurlock
Medical Society
Brazil
The
Clay County Medical Society
Pan fish lure and panfishing tips from old days
The article extols pan fish such as crappie rock bass bluegill sunfish and yellow perch as easy targets for the amateur angler. It outlines light tackle and still fishing methods with tips on baits and seasonal windows, endorsing pan fish as a reliable, flavorful quarry for enjoyable shore or camp fishing.
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Buck
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SICK WOMAN RECOUNTS RELIEF FROM PINKHAM REMEDY
Enheut Pennsylvania reader describes severe female troubles and nervous spells. After stopping doctor’s medicine and using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she improves and resumes work. The ad invites others to write for free confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn Mass.
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Enheut
E. Pinkham
Augustus Baughman
Enchant
Lydia E. Pinkham
Heroic Measures. Family Invites Kin to Conserve Food
In response to the economic wave, Mrs. Torkins says she will not waste anything and has invited her family to live with them so no food remains. The remark reflects households adopting frugal measures during hard times.
Freezone corn remover touted by Cincinnati chemist
An advertisement extols Freezone as an ether-based corn and callus remover. It claims instant relief with a drop on the affected area, dissolving and loosening the corn so it can be removed with the fingers. Sold in small bottles at low cost, with assurances of no pain or irritation.
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Cincinnati
Supersensitive Exchange on Eggs and Chickens Worries
In a brief dialogue a person frets over eating eggs and chickens, saying thoughts of the animals that produced them spoil enjoyment. The speaker alternates between considering eggs and chickens, revealing a growing difficulty to savor ordinary meals.
Buy a Bond Slogan Changes From Bale to Bond
The slogan shifts from Buy a bale to Buy a bond signaling new campaign messaging. Officials urge action as the change aims to emphasize financial support and community investment.
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