Tabernacle University Students Service Week Schedule
More than two hundred and fifty DePauw University students attended a special student night service at the tabernacle with Evangelist Daisy Barr. Delegations from G A R and W R C, and a large audience, heard sermons on What will you do with Jesus and Nested. Plans for a permanent Business Women's Bible League, a Christian luncheon, and weekly prayer meetings were discussed.
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DePauw University
Tabernacle
Daisy Douglas Barr
Old Glory
Miss Hinton
Daugherty
Georgia
Christaan
Fom ™ Nunsy
War Mothers Day Observed In Community Campaign
Confession of faith followed by Mother's Day actions as war mothers and veterans plan a 7 O clock delegation meeting at the Presbyterian church. American Legion and ex service men gather at the fire department, while business leaders meet in Chamber of Commerce rooms and the boy scouts participate.
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Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church
American Legion
Fire Department
Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scouts
Fruit not injured by cold snap in Wabash Valley
Tere Haute Indiana April 16 The cold spell of Apr 5 and 6 hit many states hard but spared most Wabash Valley fruit though apples and strawberries show heavy damage in other areas. With a big fruit shortage forecast, local growers are urged to spray now using lime sulfur or dry lime sulfur with lead arsenate or Paris green for cleaner sound fruit.
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Tere Haute
Indiana
Wabash Valley
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Kansas
Territory
Fire Destroys Clothing at Leaning Plant
A fire at the White Cleaning Plant around 1 PM caused by gasoline vapor ignition burned several suits and other cleaning items. A pair of portier wings sparked flames. firefighters reached the scene but a fire truck became mired in mud. Mrs. Roll Siddons received minor burns helping fight the blaze.
Commencement Exercises Set for Cloverdale April 23
Superintendent E C Dodson said a program for Commencement exercises will be released early next week. Cloverdale commencement will be held on the evening of April 23 with several local students planning to attend.
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E. C. Dodson
Seven Shopping Ages of Men Merchants Classify Customers
Merchants divide customers into seven age based classes from toddle to superset. Toddler wear choices are impractical and guided by child tastes. teen ages favor durable fabrics for rough surfaces. sweetheart years trigger fashion interest in clothes. Courting age focuses on pleasing the opposite sex, then early wed where money value and citizenship rise in emphasis. The practical age seeks economy and utility, and superset joyfully centers on comfort and friendships as final stage.
Democratic candidate Isenbarger to visit Greencastle
John Isenbarger of North Manchester Democratic gubernatorial candidate will arrive in Greencastle next Thursday at 5 PM by car with friends. He comes from Brazil for Thursday afternoon. A Purdue University trustee and long-time State Board of Agriculture member, he leads in Democratic support amid Indiana primaries. He plans to spend the night in Greencastle and meet local Democrats before continuing his tour.
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John Isenbarger
North Manchester
Greencastle
Brazil
Isenbarger
Indiana
Purdue University
Point of
State Board of Agriculture
Indiana Fair Managers Association
Tom Taggart
Indianapolis
Local News Notes on Illnesses and Travel
Mrs. William Pollard travels to Indianapolis for her daughter Mrs Paul Tirey’s illness due to auto intoxication. Mr and Mrs Robert Powell of Glenvern North Dakota visit for Mrs Robert Irwin’s illness near Clinton Falls. Mrs Josephine Lewis spent Thursday in Indianapolis. Mrs C C Tucker returns home from Boston. Angie Godwin goes to Evansville on Methodist Children’s home business. Howard Barnaby visits from Madison Wisconsin for spring vacation. Mrs Frank Bittles in Indianapolis Thursday. Mrs George Christie travels to Spencer for her grandmother’s death. Mr and Mrs Claire Bittles of Indianapolis visit Mrs Racer Bittles. Mrs T A Guild leaves Cleveland Ohio after visit with Prof and Mrs F T Carlton.
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William Pollard
Indianapolis
Paul .Tirey
Robert Powell
Glenvern
North Dakota
Robert Irwin
Clinton Falls
Josephine Lewis
C. C. Tucker
Boston
Mass
Angie Godwin
Evansville
C. H. Barnaby
Howard Barnaby
Madison
Wisconsin
Frank Bittles
Gerge Christie
Spencer
Claire Bittles
Indianapoilis
Mr. Bittles
Racer Bittles
Diamond Modern Jewel Emerges From Ancient Cues and Craft
A writer in Popular Science traces diamond artistry from ancient times to modern mastery. It notes early ignorance, slow European influx, and Rome, Moorish Spain, and 19th century exploration influencing jewel quality. Henry Morse’s Boston influence and the six tenths depth rule mark cutting perfection shaping today’s brilliant gems.
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Bey
Bolsion
Alexander
Ludus
B.C
Cirecee
More
Fragmented reminiscences of a Scottish poet and a misheard tale
A garbled reminiscence recalls Sir Walter Scott and a debated line about water, with stray phrases about weather and energy. The text rambles through misread words, a dance missed, and a moment when a listener guesses a speaker’s lineage as the crowd moves on. The fragment ends mid thought with a cryptic exchange.
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Watter Seon
Hey
Scheme Reveals New Teacher Through Office Eavesdrop
A new high school teacher suspects she must impress staff and students. While filling an ID card in the principal’s office, she overhears a miscue and learns she is the subject of a quick hallway guess. The principal jokes that she teaches ancient history based on appearance.
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Teaeher
the Principe
Fragmentary relics of ancient myth and sacred kings
The fragmentary text traces a mythic prehistory across nations and religions, describing dynasties of gods and heroes. It mentions Indian avatars, solar and lunar dynasties, and a golden age, with references to sacred origins and divine kings in ancient traditions.
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Mato
Trymen
Piles
Peru
Dretrait
Lost or Stray Fox Hound Reward Offer
A $100 reward for information leading to the capture or return of a fox hound described as medium size with brown eyes, red coat and white breast spot, tail docked, years old, missing from Rockville Indiana. Contact Manford Williams for details.
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Manford Williams
Rockville
Ind
Ancient beliefs and rites on rain and drought
The piece catalogs old superstitions tied to rain including cats restless for rain, cows lying down signaling rain, maidens in northern India pouring water on old women's backs, and drought cures like flogging bodies of water with hazel rods.
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India
Dusk and Stars by Fiona Macleod
The rain stops and a green wind swirls through the dusk as stars drift like wind blown fruit from tree tops. The moon courses over brown shores of the world while the speaker contemplates the stars and wind in a quiet, reflective cadence.
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Fiona Macleod
Piffle for Callow Youth from a Philadelphia Record
A lumber merchant shares quirky beliefs that supposedly guide money making. He claims initials spelling a word predict wealth, mending a gorument brings poverty, right hand itching means money, left hand itching means spending, and noting a shooting star prompts repeating money words to bolster wallets.
Pie Mix Up Brings Smash Up squash and Lemon Pie Tale
In Indianapolis Star style, a man in Utica township sought a squash pie made from lemon pie. He asked for a second pie to take home for his wife, was wrapped oddly between paper dishes, and later the packing caused a misdelivery. When opened, only pie crusts and paper dishes remained, a comic mix up misdescribed as squash.
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Jeforsonyile
Husbnem Son
Rotary Oleh and
Cone
Indianapolis Star
Utica
Jemon
Horse Reverence in Norse Teutonic Sacred Rites
The text describes how horses symbolized sacrifice in Scandinavian and Teutonic cults. Tacitus notes Germanic peoples used white horses kept in sacred woods for omens, yoked to sacred chariots during solemn rites, with kings and priests interpreting their signs. It mentions a belief that Saxon invaders bore banners with a white horse, though evidence is limited.
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Tacitus
Britain
Soul Development and Ethical Artistry
Morgan Kingston argues that true artistic success rests on deep soul development. A concert should soothe rather than merely thrill, as sustained ethical growth behind singing elevates the art, drawing people through kindness and selflessness reflected in voice and life.
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Morgan Kingston
Unfortunate Sermons In Federal Prison Church Address
A newly assigned prison chaplain in a southern state delivers a carefully typed sermon to inmates. He apologizes for missing the prior Sunday noting he was occupied with last rites for a congregant who has died and moved on to the Maker.
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