Indiana Housing Association Elects New Officers and Adopts Reform Plan
At the Indiana Housing association annual meeting in Indianapolis Linton A. Cox was reelected president with Grace Julian Clarke and Thomas H. Spann as officers. An executive committee and advisory board were named and a plan for city level central councils to coordinate housing reform was approved along with a proposed nationwide cooperative framework.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Housing Association
Linton A. Cox
Grace Julian Clarke
Thomas H. Spann
Albion Fellows Bacon
Evansville
C. S. Grout
A. G. Weatherley
Kloomington
Emil Weil
T. E. Howard
South Bend
Spencer Ball
Terre Haute
Thomas A. Winterrowd
Alexander Johnson
Angola
Amos W. Butler
J. N. Hurty
John H. Holliday
Wilson B. Parker
William L. Taylor
L. B. Milliken
Olaf Guldlin
Fort Wayne
J. D. Foor
H. 8. Norton
Gary
Jacob Hilkene
Ferbert Foltz
Sheir City
Middletown Reduction Co Forms for New Plant
Notices show Middletown firm forming to operate a reduction plant with capital of ten thousand dollars. Hotel Social Club in Richmond plans to operate a social club with trustees C S Morgan George McKinney and A Jones. The Gibson Automobile Co of Indianapolis increases capital stock by two hundred fifty thousand dollars. Bucyrus Vulcan Co of Evanaville Ind dissolving finally. Chrysanthemum Society of America exhibition draws large crowds at German House. Indiana Florists Association reports about 48 000 visitors over three days and marks show as one of the best.
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Capital City
Indiana Osteopathic Association
Indianapolis
J. F. Sparnhurst
J. C. Clackman
Wlaffton
G. QO. Flick
Greenusburg
Stuamhurst
Indiana
J. Woekman
Blafftens
C. Vo Fulham
Frankfort
Wio C. Montague
Meansville
Wate Williams
Mary Teewike
Clinton
J. E. Edwards
St. Louis
Tathowes
Jeep
New York State
Hos. Crating
Academy of Osteopathic Clinteal Research
Cafeague
Society
Claypool
Bunting
Academy of Osteopathic Clinical Research
Hotel Social Club
Richmond
C. S. Morgan
George McKinney
A. Jones
Middletown Reduction Company
Middletown
F. B. Hupp
May Hupp
M. M. Miller
Gibson Automobile Company of
Bucyrus, Vulcan Company
Evanaville
Ind
German House
Chrysanthemum Society of America
State Florists’ Association of Indiana
Bravery at the Front as Derbyshire and Two Men Hold Ground
Gunner Derbyshire of the Royal Horse Artillery remained at his post after his battery was hit by the Germans. He and two others kept firing, silencing all German guns and forcing the enemy to pull back. The feat is hailed as one of the bravest of the war to date.
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L Battery
Royal Horse Artillery
Derbyshire
Husband discovers secret pocket in suit trousers
A man buys a ready made suit and finds an extra inner pocket in the right trouser side. The pocket hides small coins, opening inward and sealed with stiff material. The salesman explains it as a wartime style to store pin money, and the customer pays and arranges delivery to his bachelor apartment uptown.
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New York Times
Fragmented Local Health Notice From East Route Clinic
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a health route and a vague local subject. The text references a child and general well being, with scattered terms like bees and Vena Seeee, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to confirm specifics.
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Bel Health
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Expectant Mothers
Letters from mothers across the country tout Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for pregnancy support and building strength. Testimonials highlight healthier pregnancies and cherished baby girls, with remarks from Mrs Mitchell Orchard City to Mrs Tillis Florida.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
A. M. Myers
Gordonville, Mo
E.M. Doerr
R. R
Con‘shohocken, Pa
Mosb Blakeley
Imperial, Pa
Boarding House Gossip Sparks Pocket Theory
A humorous exchange notes a man carrying his change and flahhooks in the same pocket, hinting at trust and small-town intrigue in a boarding house. The quip centers on suspicion and domestic rumors within a minor scene.
Rhodes Crafts Modern Gun Amid Boer Siege Tales
A wartime anecdote recalls Cecil Rhodes building a cannon in Kimberley during the Boer siege. Boers fired homemade shells stamped with his name, while Rhodes reportedly displayed ingenuity under fire. The piece blends war humor with a glimpse of improvised weaponry and media irony.
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Rhodes
Kimberley
C. J. Rhodes
Ladysmith
Gearon
Farrison
Johannesburg
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