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Newspaper

Galveston Leader

Location

Galveston, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1916

Page

2

Joel Returns Home to Wo​nderful Family Reunion

Ira Wells fears his son Joel has drifted away after a bad stock deal and a strained family, while Nellie and Madge cope with loneliness. A telegram reveals Joel is returning rich enough to pay the debt, join the family business, marry Nellie, and restore the former home life.

Sudcenis Joel Warner Joe Lil Uevar Mr. Wells Mrs. Wells Ira Nellie Heilha Canadas Waldron Mellie Madge Mr. Waldron Tfar Nellie Robert Waldron Ira Wells

Gas lighting gains ground in Japan amid rising demand

The Philadelphia Commercial Museum notes nearly 2,000,000 Japanese use gas for lighting as consumption climbs despite higher costs than Europe and America. Capital in gas works totals about $26 million with 250 miles of piping and a 10 percent annual dividend, while hydroelectric growth may pressure gas firms.

Japan Europe America Philadelphia Commercial Museum

The Unfair Sex a quick neighborly chat

Mrs Jones and Mrs Knox discuss Mrs Jones new Laster bonnet during a neighborly call at church last Sunday. Mrs Knox compliments it by saying it looked lovely and compares it to last year. The line about only a female could sag a thing with sweetness adds a sharp social edge.

Mrs. Jones

Elephant Butte dam cited as world’s largest storage for Rio Grande irrigation

Article crowns Elephant Butte in New Mexico as the world’s largest storage dam by cubical content and reservoir capacity. It notes the project’s role in irrigation across four valleys, details on diversion dams Leasburg Mesilla and Mexican, and the 1907 US appropriation to fund construction.

Elephant New Mexico Elephant Butte American Reclamation Service Rio Grande Poston New York Assuan Egypt Delaware Elephant Tutte Texas Ora McDermith San Thiedam Reclamation Service Mesilla Mesilla Park Mesilla Valley el Paso Tex Sonora Gulf of California Mexico Faso del None Juarez Jel Norte Palmos Rincon Leasburg Old Fort Selden Selden United States Congress Secretary of the Interior

Indiana School Enumeration Shows statewide gain

Indianapolis reports 774,018 children of school age in Indiana as final totals from the common school enumeration. The 1916 totals show a gain of 5,696 from last year with 1 enumeration per school corporation used for revenue apportionment. White boys number 391,437 and white girls 366,220, with 8,191 colored girls and 2,467 colored boys.

Indianapolis Indiana Charles A. Greathouse Earnest L. Welborn Citias

Rural Carriers Meet at Princeton and Elect Officers

The District Rural Letter Carriers Association's Princeton gathering chose Evansville for the 1917 convention and elected officers led by J. O. Grimm of Armstrong as president and David Greathouse as vice president. Delegates from surrounding counties were instructed to vote Princeton for the 1917 state convention in Muncie. Walter Roberts of Fort Branch was named president of Gibson County's rural carriers.

Princeton Rural Letter Carriers’ Association Evansville Walter Roberts Fort Branch G. M W. Cleveland Haubstadt John F. Stankel

Hoosier News and Local Notes Summary

Hoosier towns report varied activity from Evansville to Alexandria. Farmers prepare for corn and fruit crops amid optimism, while Cambrige City and Wabash note plowing and fruit prospects. Notable items include changes in public offices in Salem, bids for a new switchboard in Warsaw, and a fatal train collision in Paoli.

Cambridge City Salem Ira Tr. Ruthford Frank KE. Morris Morris Hazel Morris Warsaw Wabash Wabash County

Brooklyn Druggist Praises Swamp Root Remedy

A Brooklyn druggist testifies to Swamp Root’s kidney and bladder benefits after twenty years of use. He cites cures for stone, gravel, inflammation, and rheumatism, and endorses Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. A shipment offer invites samples and a booklet, with bottles sold at drug stores.

Alex. Lipschitz North 6Th Street Brooklyn Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y Adv

Ethel Urged Not to Marry the Pupil Pint

A fragment from the Hoston Evening Transcript shows a quarrel over marriage with the line doubting Ethel will marry the young Pint. The text hints at feelings of fatigue and fear of blame tied to his visits and potential wife’s choice.

Ethel Believeol Hoston Evening Transcript

Love Finds a Way Amid Budget Talk

Dialogue shows a couple discussing finances with a fiancé's small salary. They plan to economize and do without many things Jack needs, signaling financial strain and a hopeful but frugal path forward.

Jack

SPEAR MINTO TOOTH PASTE PROMOTION

An advertisement proclaims bad breath stems from neglected teeth and promotes SPEAR MINTO toothpaste from The Speakaminto Company of Chicago. It offers samples by mail, directions for care, and a prepaid price of 25 cents with a liberal mail sample.

John O. Butler D. DS Drnc Speakaminto Company West 63d St Chicago

Fragrant emollients for skin scalp hair and hands

An advertisement promotes Cuticura emollients for skin pimples and roughness, scalp dandruff and itching, and hand chapping with a free sample by mail. It directs readers to address a postcard to Cuticura Dept L Boston and mentions a quirky note about a strange creature in a separate text fragment.

Cuticura Dept. L Buston Suld

Castorta safe remedy noted for infants and children

An old notice touts CASTORTA as a safe remedy for infants and children with a Gussy signature claim and 30 years of use. The piece also mentions Fletcher’s Castor oil and a humorous exchange about baked goods. The National Guard of New York reportedly has an armored train and U.S. fisheries yield $70,000,000, double England’s.

Moinors Fletcher Cagtorts The National Guard of New Yor

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