Trustees Ro thes Madison Township and other notices
Public notices list trustees in multiple townships including Madison Jackson and Putnam with weekly residence or office meetings. Also a 1914 Putnam Circuit Court case Booker vs William B Eggers seeks quiet title with affidavit of nonresidents from Indiana and a hearing date set by the 22nd Judicial day in October.
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Putnam Circuit Court
Cerm
Booker
William B
Allee
Flce
Deliam B. Eggers
Naew
Indiana
Putnam
Greeneas
T County
State
Éomup
Seid
Actresses Dress For Daylight Scenes And Marriage Law Quips
The New York World cites a new eugenic marriage law as reducing marriage license applications in Pennsylvania, while some believe the trend reflects people becoming more thoughtful about matrimony. The Duke of Manchester, husband of Cincinnati native Helen Zimmerman, faces bankruptcy proceedings in London cables, described as the only kind of duke an American heiress can marry.
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New York World
Pennsylvania
Duke of
Manchester
Helen Zimmerman
Cincinnati
London
Johnny’s Birthday Mystery In Dark Forty Five Sofa
A father recalls his five year old son Johnny asking for a knife on his birthday. The scene focuses on a dull household contrast as a $45 sofa and a $30 Morris chair show signs of subtractive damage. A curious theft atmosphere lingers in the quiet house.
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Father
Johnny
Little Johnny
Humor and courtroom quips ripple through Baldwin works
In a light city feature a young woman tours Baldwin locomative plant asking about engines. A guide explains engines boil to "make the engine lender" with a quick wit. The humor flips to a divorce suit quip about a count whose creditors loom, and a couple exchanges jests about looks.
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Baldwin Jocomoive
Poitely
Should Wives Get Salaries For Work Performed
A discussion on the financial strains in marriage argues wives often live on irregular pin money and that a salary for household work could protect a wife’s dignity and happiness. It contrasts French marital harmony with perceived U.S. money disputes and highlights issues of allowance, dependence, and pride.
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Les
Hain
New Automatic Coiling Rubber Heel Feature
A new automatic coiling rubber heel design gathers wear evenly as the wearer steps. The heel turns with movement and offers even wear across use.
GribbsS Health Advice For Happiness And Grooming
A health minded note advises cultivating happiness smiles and laughter to stay young. It suggests avoiding excess meat or tea and drinking water twice daily. It mentions lemon as a nail bleach and a hair stain remedy using Hematoma leaves steeped in water with shampoo after application.
Austrian expert lauds American juvenile courts in study
Dr. Max Lederer of Prague sent to the United States by the Austrian justice minister to study American juvenile courts. In his report he praises the system and credits women’s efforts to protect children. He advocates establishing similar courts in Austria.
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Max Lederer
Prague
Ans
United States
Austria
Erim‘nala
Aimilar c Ourts
To Clean Furniture With Parffin Oil Procedure
To clean furniture wipe with a cloth dipped in paraffin oil and let it stand an hour to loosen dirt. Wash with soap suds and wring dry with a clean cloth. Polish with white flannel dipped in turpentine for a brilliant finish. Dirt causes dull furniture. clean with soap and water.
To Develop Neck and Chest Through Singing
The passage argues that most great singers have well developed throats and chests. It emphasizes singing as beneficial exercise tied to deep breathing and considers singing essential for health. Even without talent, effort in singing yields health benefits.
Jerusalem Embraces Modern Lines and Electric Lights
Jews return to Jerusalem as the Holy City unveils electric cars and lights. Four transit lines planned from Jaffa Gate link business areas, northern colonies, and historic sites to Bethlehem. Waterworks, new reservoirs, and Westernized services follow, with walls offered as building material and plans to convert David's Tower into a museum.
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Jerusalem
Holy City
Old City
Jaffa
Ericifixion
Kies
Mount of Olives
Jehoshaphat
Bethlehem
Latly
David's
Solomon
Rock Chreith
Ain Pariah
Ain Fouwar
Aso
Dead Sea
Sea of Galilee
Jordan
Freak Vegetables Used in Sermons by Mason in Memphis
Memphis preacher St Mason of the Holiness Church displays a rare collection of freak vegetables to prove God’s truth. The items include sweet potatoes resembling a rattlesnake a sea gull a parrot a turkey and a duck as well as an Irish potato like a hen and an okra pod like a coiled green snake. Most come from Arkansas Mississippi Virginia Tennessee and Texas a heart shaped sweet potato also figures in. The collection is used to illustrate sermons and warning signs.
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Memphis
Tenn
St. Mason
Holiness Church
Mason
Arkansas
Missisippi
Virginia
Tennessee
Texas
Bananas Contest Ends Early After 18 Eaten in Smith Center
Two contestants in Smith Center Kansas ate eighteen bananas each in a local eating contest. After the first to eighteen finished, the match was halted so all could go to dinner.
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Smith Center
Kan
Silo Foundation Construction and Silo Selection Notes
Practical steps for building silo foundations include three inches gravel, three inches concrete, and a cement sand finish. Use studding one foot apart and Silo Foundations lumber bent to form circles. Ready made silos from manufacturers are advised for reliability and cost ranges from $200 to $500 for a 150 ton unit. Ensure a snow cover and airtight removable door. The illustrated correct method avoids a wall shell that spoils silage by blocking air flow.
Hen Nest Construction Tips From Mrs Black
Mrs Black explains hens prefer high dark nests placed in secure corners. She nails nests firmly yet not too tight for easy cleaning. An inch of ashes and a vertiin destroyer is added, fine lug replaces straw, and a soft, durable material like buclt is used.
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BL Black
Feeding Young Chicks Methods in Poultry Rearing
Samuel Coad describes feeding chicks with corn meal and beef scraps mixed with milk, adding bran at six months, and keeping birds under a crate in each coop until late June. He notes daily poultry food, a wooden coop bottom, and periodic straw burning to kill vermin and keep the crop clean.
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Samuel Coad
Milk and feed guidelines for pigs and dairy animals
Guidance from L. P. Martiny covers pig milk feeding advantages for young stock, use of skimmilk, timing grain by pasture, and cheese making on farms. It also notes rennet sources, tablet cheese production, and animal care aims to maximize profitability and stamina. It ends with harsh advice about culling problematic farm animals.
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L. P. Martiny
Petition to Improve Highway in Putnam County Indiana
Auditor of Putnam County Indiana states a petition by D F Brothers and others to improve a Franklin Township highway by eroding draining bridging and macadamizing with crushed stone The hearing is set for September 7 1914 before the county Board of Commissioners The text lists the described route and details the petitioners and endorsers The notice appears with a local newspaper reference Herald Aug 15 22 Also a brief item on a boy’s illness from green apples and a Cholera remedy endorsement by Pearl Wolroth of Herkimer NY ending with sales note
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Putnam County
Indiana
D. F. Brothers Et al
Franklin Township
Said County
Board of Commissioners
Said Township
Range
Greencastle
Crawfordsville
Franklin
Russell Township
F. Brothers
Elmer E. Watson
W. FF. Davis
John T. Sutherlin
Charles A. Edwards
Joseph Everman
Nathan Call
Harshbarger
J. EB. McCray
R. C. Smythe
Robi. Britton
Albert Risk
J. B. Noland
T. L. Posher
Lon Lockabill
Osear Stutsman
H. W. Dyer
L. M. Oliver
Ora Trail
Roy Stultz
J. D. Trail
T. L. Grider
W. A. Walker
John Underwood
A. P. Underwood
Jagd A. Cruilliams
Harry Gardner
Milton J. Bowen
Frank Hathaway
J. F. Stultz
J. A. Stultz
Na Shuee
Raymond Hays
Frank Hartman
James Hartman
C. F. Crodian
C. T. Coshow
Gee. A. Gowin
R. L. Blaydes
Mose Rigele
Harvey A. Britton
John H. Dodd
Chas. C. Cunningham
Edward Stoner
John G. Robinson
L. L. Newell
Ira Hillis
M. A. Pickel
Glen O. Pickel
J. O. Parker
Tom Thrift
Virgil Bridges
C. C Bridges
Co. L. Atirhart
Herald
Notice to Contractors Greencastle Indiana 1914
The Greencastle Common Council invites sealed bids for a District Sewer System and sewage disposal plant. Bids due Aug 26 1914 at 7 pm with certified checks of 1918.50. bids may be rejected. City Clerk M S Miller. St Herald Aug 6 12 19 Posters.
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Greencastle
Indiana
Common Council
Onoas
Miller
St Herald
Short Time Marks in Day's Clock Helpline
A brief note records multiple time stamps during the day, listing 2:34 am 8:26 am 2:41 pm and 6:21 pm as key moments without context, suggesting a schedule or event log captured in the source. No names, places, or organizations are present in readable text.
Favorite Remedy for Diarrhoea
A Peru Indiana resident Mrs. May Higgins reports a summer complaint attack three years ago and credits Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with rapid improvement after one dose. She notes the doctor’s medicine failed and says the remedy worked quickly. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
May Higgins
Peru
Ind
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Brazil Loan Company
Corner Vine and
Washington Sts
Ustees’ Rothes
Madison Township
W. Knauer
Mill Creek
Jest Kivett
Jackson ‘Township
Jackson
Jamin Walls
Eit Stringer
Ioncoe
Bainbridge
V.etcheson
Lloyd Township
Floyd
Fred Todd
Marion Township
Marionriday
Wilmere
Putnam Coun
THUR
Mrs Longwedd
the Herald
Gribbss
Juvenile Courts In
America
Mount of Olive
Holy Wells
Silo Foundations
Kentucky
State of
Lester Wolroth
Pearl Wolroth
Herkimer
N. Y
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
North Bound
Humphreys’ Witch Hazel OO
Tomphreys’ Homes, Medicine Co
Wiltet, New York
W. W. Tucker
Vine Street
Washington and
Walnut St
Humphreys
William St
New York
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