Kelso attacks Indiana primary law in supreme court brief
Charles D. Kelso filed his answer in the Indiana supreme court challenging section ten of the state wide primary law. He argues the section is unconstitutional and warns that upholding it would threaten constitutional rights and the integrity of the republic. The case is scheduled for oral argument December 15.
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Ind
Charles D. Kelso
Floyd
New Albany
Evan B. Stotsenburg
Supreme Court
United States
Patrick Henry
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Willie
Advertise in The Herald Laughter Aids Digestion
Laughter aids digestion and Chamberlain's Tablets offer a stronger aid. If indigestion troubles you, try Chamberlain's Tablets. Priced at a quarter and available everywhere.
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Common Sense Used On Her Cattle
Mrs. Scott Durand a Chicago dairywoman says she cured hoof and mouth disease in her $50 000 Guernsey herd by common sense. She kept cattle calm and fed as usual, kept the barn dry, and claims immunity after infection. Dr. E O Dyson disputes cure by common sense saying six to eight months needed for cure and eradication essential. killing infected herds is cheaper than cure to prevent spread.
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Chicago
Scott Durand
E. O. Dyson
Burglars Hear Babies Cry and Steal Jewelry
Bridgeport police seek two versatile burglars who entered Horace B. Merwin’s home and took plates, jewels, gold and silver while two sleeping infants stirred in a room with the loot. Nurses overheard the rocking of cradles as officers logged footprints and declared two men committed the crime.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Horace B. Merwin
Bridgeport Trust Company
Mr. Merwin
Breif
Woman hurt in fat reducer accident in Philadelphia
Mrs Edith Snellenburg suffered painful injuries when she removed her arms from resting supports and let her hands hang. Her arm was drawn into the whirling machinery and the device jammed, causing her to faint as bystanders worked to free her.
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Philadelphia
Edith Snellenburg
Here
Untimely Reminiscence
Two clergymen walk by a river as Abdul, the son of the Burmese official who killed the minister’s father, is baptized. The missioner battles revenge as Abdul steps into the water and the minister murders him, then vanishes amid stunned onlookers and a stunned crowd.
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Burma
America
Abdul
Can't Return Them: Strawberries Consumed by Caller's Party
A grocer, reviewing his books for profit, is interrupted by a caller claiming two boxes of strawberries were bad. The grocer offers to replace them, but the caller reveals they cannot because they have already eaten the fruit.
Conversation with Henry Clay At A Kentucky Bank
A Kentucky farmer sends a servant to Lexington with a note for a bank president. The servant returns claiming he met and spoke with Henry Clay in the bank. Clay’s topic is not specified, and the servant bows while recounting the exchange.
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Henry Clay
Kentucky
Lexington
Marse Henry Clay
Mr. Clay
Darky
What He Would Do
A professor tests a medical student with a diagram showing a leg disparity. The student answers that he should limp too, with innocent confidence, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding.
No Appreciation of Money Dialogue
A gilded youth jokes that his father lacks appreciation of money. The other replies that the father is not a spendthrift but saves money and does not seem to value the many things it could buy.
Strange Oversight Sparks Writer’s Recollection in Weeklies
A struggling author Borus complains of a familiar tale resurfacing as a listener notes the story appeared a year earlier in one of the five cent weeklies. The exchange underscores publishing déjà vu and repeated reprints.
Not Fond of Work Motivates Unemployed Man
A man seeks work but is told there is not enough to keep him busy. He responds that even an hour a day is plenty, highlighting a humorous exchange over employment prospects.
A Baseball Man's Thoughts
Edith and Ethel discuss Mr Phan's view of theater noting his favorite play would be watching a man steal second in a game. The exchange reveals a sports minded perspective shaping their conversation.
Prospects grow for Alaska mining boom and new railroad
Articles quote Lionel A. Johnson on Alaska prospects. The Seward to Fairbanks government railroad will cut fuel and supplies costs, opening thousands of acres for placer mining and boosting quartz prospects in interior Alaska. Notable mines near Juneau like Treadwell and Sheep Creek expand output, while new low grade deposits across the Alaska range promise richer finds with proper transport.
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Lionel A. Johnson
Fairbanks
Alaska
Alaska Citizen
Seward
United States
California
Congress
Juneau
Treadwell
Sheep Creek
Mount McKinley
Broad Pass
Brief Decisions From The Wise Fly
A collection of pithy maxims about self worth self reliance and social behavior attributed to Frou Judge. The aphorisms caution pride accountability and prudence while wryly noting gender and power dynamics.
Optimism and Ironies in Everyday Life
A columnist reflects on adversity and optimism with aphorisms about fashion homes weather and ambition. It quips on war attitude overpricing of living and the oddities of social behavior including telephone workers and self talk while noting false appearances and unspoken truths.
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Fron
Transit Timetable Fragments Eastbound Westbound
Readable fragments show a timetable with morning afternoon and evening departures. Mentions Highlander and listed times for eastbound and westbound trains or buses, including 6:40 9:52 8:38 and multiple 6:10 7:15 10:10 11:15 entries, plus 12:10 1:15 and 4:10 6:15 and 6:10 8:15 2:10 3:30 1:10.
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Highlander
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