Funeral for Florence John Held in Indianapolis
The funeral for Florence John was conducted at the home of Mrs J P John on Locust street with Rev H A Gobin leading services. Burial was in Forest Hill cemetery amid a flood of relatives and friends from Green Castle and nearby towns.
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Florence John
Indianapolis
J. PD. John
South Locust Street
H. A. Gobin
Forest Hill Cemetery
George Weber
Day
Thomas Lewis
Knightsville
Cottage Hill
Brazil
Lewis
R. E. Knoll
Greencastle
Mis
Jamas Lett
Mary
David Lewis
Bre
Sam J. Lewis
Los Ngeles
Knoll
Classified Acts and Local Notices Highlight Arrears and Ads
Subscribers told to pay up all arrears at the Herald office or by mail. House goods including a base burner and a coping range offered at 15 E Berry Street. The Miller Meat Market advertises home killed steak. Electrical work by JB Tibbs Cloverdale Indiana with reasonable charges. A dark knit shawl lost Friday. Three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping for rent. Pedigreed Duroe Gilts and male hogs for sale by R Hurst Green Castle Route 6.
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the Herald
For Sale Household Goods by Mrs E C Dodson
Gas range oak bedstead and springs rocking chairs Spanish leather couch library table coal range refrigerator and other household articles available by Mrs E C Dodson call Phone 363.
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E. C Dodson
Remedies for fleas attack breeding places to halt infestation
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin stresses that eradicating fleas requires cleaning breeding sites. Destruction of eggs is essential as development can take two weeks to months. Practical controls include kerosene mixtures, creolin baths for pets, mothballs or pyrethrum powders, and sealing access to sleeping areas. Use salt in breeding zones and spray with kerosene or petroleum to prevent reinfestation.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Electrocuting Eggs Sparks Preservation Claims
A London Globe report notes a French observer describing electricity as a new method to preserve eggs. A few hundred volts passed through the egg is said to kill the deterioration germ, without harm to taste, and offering a quick, inexpensive process.
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United States
London Globe
Toasting Corn for Fowls as a Dietary Change
Instructions advise placing corn on stove or coals to toast until browned. Feed warm corn once or twice weekly, noting charred bits act as a corrective and offer a pleasing variety that will be relished by the fowls.
Dark Japanese Villages Quiet Amid Dense Evergreen Groves
The piece describes To kio region villages hidden by tall cedar and bamboo groves forming sunless enclosures. Dwellings lie within the plantations as adults work in fields, women carry babies, and children attend distant schools, leaving a hushed, twilight-like atmosphere.
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Tokio
Atlantic Mons
Industrial education for healthy boys and real work
A Boston manufacturer urges schools to send boys in good health moral and physical condition with energy and hustle. He argues current academia stunts work appetite and body, and advocates industrial education through open workshops or outdoors to develop large muscles and provide real tasks.
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James D. Munroe
Boston
Restoring the Motto "In God We Trust" to Coins
The article defends Congress restore of the motto to coins after its omission. It rebuts Roosevelt's claim that the motto faced burlesque and roay, arguing the phrase reflects the American people's stance and should not be mocked or discarded.
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Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Government Forest Nurseries in Western States
Eight government nurseries operate in national forests at San Gabriel Santa Barbara Gila Dismal River Pikes Peak Salt Lake Pecos and Lincoln. Seed beds across the eight stations cover eleven acres and hold six million trees aged one to three years. About 700000 trees were planted during the winter and spring of 1907.
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San Gabriel
Santa Barbara
Gila
Dismal River
Pike's Peak
Salt Lake
Pecos
Lincoln
Plutocracy Warned as Threat to American Prosperity
The article argues that the United States enjoys vast natural wealth and a vigorous, industrious population, but cautions that prosperity is endangered by plutocrats who exploit legitimate industry with unscrupulous business practices.
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United States
Fear of Asiatic Labor in Hawaii and California Sparks Debate
The San Francisco Chronicle argues that white workers refuse to share jobs with Asians and warns that Asiatic serf labor would create a despised, permanent underclass. It cites Hawaii as proof and contrasts with the South’s “poor white” phenomenon to condemn any such California experiment.
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Hawaii
Asiatic Association
South
California
Pacific Coast
San Francisco Chronicle
Investigate Everything and the Drive to Reform
A New York Mail editorial argues it is essential to investigate a wide range of societal issues from beef and oil to rail rates and life insurance. It warns transport speed outpacing safety and criticizes individuals who seize more than their share, calling for continued inquiry.
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N. Y
Value of a Child's Life in Common Law Viewpoint
Landon Knight argues in Woman's Home Companion that under common law a parent's duties to a child imply a high value on a child's life. He questions why damages for destroying a dog differ from compensation for harming a child, citing ransom payments for children and asking whether a child’s life should be forfeited while corporate negligence escapes full penalty.
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Landon Knight
Knight
Chicago Flats Ban Public Displays in Hallway Areas
In Chicago a rule bars couples from lovemaking in hallways forcing couples to seek privacy on building exteriors or roofs. The measure targets shared residential spaces, prompting residents to adjust intimate conduct to curb public affection within the flats.
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Chicago
Insanity Experts Face Growing Doubt Amid Public Debate
A provocative statement argues that only insanity experts remain sane while public trust in expert judgment wanes. The remark hints at broader questions about psychology, authority, and how society defines normal conduct and expertise.
Hydrophobia panic versus Pasteur cure debated
A New York World stance argues against denying rabies risk while praising the Pasteur treatment. It notes dogs can bite and transmit rabies, and urges public reassurance and access to the Pasteur Institute after dog attacks.
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Man
Pasteur
Pasteur Institute
New York World
Bankers Service to the Country Commentary
A Leslie's Weekly piece asserts bankers aim to profit while sustaining institutions. It praises New York and Chicago bank leadership as wise and patriotic for keeping commerce moving and credit strong in crisis times.
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New York
Chicago
Leslie's Weekly
Enthusiastic sport killer shoots wife after chase
A man described as an enthusiastic sportsman accuses himself of killing his guide, his brother, and farmers, and now shoots his wife amid a wildcat like chase. Police recount the spree as he spirals in a reckless hunt.
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Boston Post
Paterson man fired for no linen collar at theatre
A Paterson New Jersey man was removed from a theatre for not wearing a linen collar, drawing attention to local etiquette in a city described as no jay town.
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Paterson
New Jersey
Jay Town
The Negro and Consumption Excerpted Views
Thomas J. Mays asserts in Philadelphia that pulmonary consumption was rare among plantation slaves before the war, contrasting with higher rates in large Southern cities. He claims this anomaly supports a rational approach to eradicating the disease, backed by authorities.
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Thomas J. Mays
M. D
Philadelphia
South
Underpaid American Consuls Highlight Social Isolation
President Monroe and Senator Sumner are cited on the plight of American consuls abroad. The New York Independent notes little improvement since Monroe’s day as officials face meager pay and tenuous social standing, while a consul recalls widespread shabby housing and poor treatment among peers.
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Monroe
New York Independent
Sumner
Ptomaine Poison Advisory on Antidote First
Article cautions readers to take an antidote before eating foods suspected of ptomaine contamination. Explains ptomaines arise from bacterial decomposition and can appear in hash meat or vegetables. Emphasizes precaution to swallow antidote prior to meal to avoid poisoning.
The Cold Bath Advice for Safe Cold Exposure
Do not take a cold bath when you are chilled or fatigued or if your heart action is abnormal. A plunge can be dangerous or fatal if the heart is palpitating after exertion. Best to bathe in the morning when the body is warm, rested, and refreshed.
London inquest hears medical expert on mushrooms
A medical expert testified at a London inquest that mushrooms are risky for people with weak digestion. He said fresh mushrooms are crucial to avoid serious effects. The remark linked digestive weakness to mushroom consumption in the case.
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London
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Chas O'Dell
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Delphi
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Houston
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Don McLean
Lafayette
Charles O’dell
Champaign
Lafayette Hospital
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Ruth McLean
J. W. Duncan
Florence Johy
Haltom
Chiropractic School
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H. L. Davis
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Adams
Belle Union
Roy Hillis
Lake Wawasee
Lee Reeves
Harmony
Reg Men’s Lodge
Daniel Craft
Issiah Craft
Robert Evens
Green_ castle
E. Berry Street
Miller Meat Market
Teave
JB Tibbs
Cloverdale
Ind
Castle
Hurst, Green
J. E. McCurry
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Government Forest Nurseries
Opera House
A. Cook
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Eddie Polo
Eva Novak
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