Milk price up two cents at Hartford City shocked dairymen
Reports from Hartford City indicate milk prices rose by two cents per quart to 12 cents. Dairymen blamed paper pastures for the increase while other local notes cover bond releases, court cases and civic actions across the state.
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Hartford City
Elbert Morris
Bush County
Rushville
Indianapolis
Indiana Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Indiana
Sarah Smith
Silver Lake
Samuel Smith
Samuel Taflinger
Marysville
Jeffersonville
Ella G. White
Charles D. Pennett
North Manchester
Chester Township
Wabash County
Marion
White River
U. B
R.S. Parr
Wabash
R. FE. Weber
Lincolnville
Mum-marrying tales from Rumpus Ridge
An ad-like jest circulates about warned by experience and courting legends. Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge, Arkansas, quips that telling a would-be suitor he is not good enough for his daughter buys safety from rivals, recalling his own courting of his wife.
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Kansas City Star
An Honorable Degree and a Job Ahead
A friend jokes that a college graduate with an A. M. degree will seek a J. O. B rather than a Ph. D. The Christian Evangelist notes tidbit humor about temptation and character. It states that successful men possess either ability or nerve.
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Robert
St. Louis
Testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham remedies restores work ability
Mrs Wu Loeeman of St Joseph White Plains New York describes severe illness for a year that left her unable to work. After starting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and the ability to perform her own work. She urges others to read her story and request Lydia E Pinkham’s Private Text Book upon Ailments Peculiar to Women.
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Beery
Hue
Ted
Wu. Loeeman
St. Joseph
White Plains
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E
Early Steam Transatlantic Pioneers And Local Gossip
The item recalls the Savannah 1819 voyage to Liverpool and the 1833 Royal William as early steam ship milestones. It also includes a humorous dialogue about trust and membership in the Oriole Sporting Club, with street level chatter from Life magazine style excerpts.
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Savannah
Atlantic
Liverpool
Aall
Royal William
Canada
Oriole Sporting Club
Hickey
Jimmie
Italy Leads in Violine Strings and Craft
Italy dominates violin string making with a long standing tradition. The article notes Italy's prominent role in crafting violins and strings, hinting at a historic lead in quality and technique across the craft.
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Italy
Consider Use of Airships Across the Himalayas
The article weighs aerial observation from airships in the Himalayas. It notes six peaks above 2,000 feet, suggests crossings at 23,000 to 24,000 feet or lower routes through gorges with 19,000 feet sufficing. It highlights mountain sickness from oxygen deficiency as the main obstacle and compares aviators to pedestrians on fatigue and altitude. It underscores the need for adequate oxygen and a proper inhaler.
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Himalayas
Sing Sing loses “camera eye” Powers after 20 years of service
Louis Powers, a Bertillon expert at Sing Sing for two decades who fingerprinted and photographed over 20 000 convicts, retires. Known as the camera eye of Sing Sing, he identified criminals worldwide and attended trials to verify prison records. Powers notes women on death row were very vain and profits from his work were mostly in salary. Forest Station Established. The Agriculture Department opens a new forest experiment station at Asheville North Carolina to study conservation and timber handling as eastern forests decline.
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Big Four Railroad Company
Greenburg
Porter County
Valparaiso
Purdue University
Lafayette
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Purdue
Purdue Engineers
Dean A. A. Potter
Indiana Society of Chicago
Paul Dresser
Wabash
St. Boniface
Harry Fritch
Morton Gudgels
Owensville
Chester Fritch
Broughton
Lousey-Nash Auto Company
Indianapolis
Vincennes-Nash Company
Vincennes
C. H. Griggs
Frank Bastin
Henry Ostendorf
John T. Brokage
Griggs
Northwest Indiana
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brazil
Frederick D. Leete
Seymour
Indiana
Oru Davies
Third Cavalry
Forty-fifth
Senate
Statehouse
T. B. Wilkerson
Knightstown
H. B. Sparks
Rising Sun
George R. Grose
DePauw University
Greencastle
James Whitcomb Riley
DePauw
Huntington
County Advisory Board
Curtis Miller
Dan L. Shaeff
Donald S. Brown
Porter J. Ayres
Theodore Torborg
Edward Bresenden
H. M. Purviance
Harry Slvin
Mila
Anderson Trust Company
Charles F. Wiley & Co
Elwood
Ethel Wilton
Madison County
Eiewood
Sing
Tria
Appalachian
Department of Agriculture
Asheville
N. C
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Eae
Tees
Litfe
Bayer
William M. Louden
Blomington
Indiana State Solds
Gilbert B. Stormont
Princeton
Stormont
Atate
Oo Po
Evansville College
Terre Haute
John Henretty
Delaware County Sunday School Association
Muncie
Vocation Education Division
State Department of Public Instruction
John Hosko
Robert R. Irwin
Frank Hatfield
Evansville
Indiana Rotary Clubs
Shelbyville
Shville High School
Rotary Club
Dorrell Christian
Greenaburg
Een
Stild Rcu
Yocsinile
Mary
Sing Sing
Ben
Hadda & Gun
JO Hue
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