Cave Man Knowles Begins Wilderness Trial in Oregon
Boston artist Joseph Knowles has entered the southern Oregon mountains to live among wild beasts and forests. Accompanied by Prof. T. T. Waterman, he plans to emerge clothed in wilderness garb and survive without food or weapons, aiming to walk Grants Pass streets in forest attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grants Pass
Ore
Oregggo
California
Joseph Knowles
Boston
Mass
Knowles
Maine
T. T. Waterman
University of California
Notice Petition For Highway Improvement In Putnam County
Auditor of Putnam County Indiana announces a filed petition by P L Hubbard and others for grading draining bridging and paving a highway in Cloverdale Township The hearing is set for January 4 1915 before the county Board of Commissioners The petition lists more than fifty qualified voters as petitioners and seeks a thirty three foot wide macadamized road from the Cataract Road intersection to a point east of section 14 12N 4W with the roadway ending at an established public highway The favoring signatories include Perry L Hubbard John H Jouk L L McGinnis and many others with the date December 12 1914 recorded by Auditor Co L Airhart Herald citation December 14 21 1914
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Indiana
P. L. Hubbard
Cloverdale Township
Board of Commissioners
State of Indiana
Said Township
Cloverdale
Perry L. Hubbard
John H. Jouk
L. L. McGinnis
T. C. Utternack
Mat Masten
Niles H. Martin
I. A. Hartman
A. V. McKamey
A. Farmer
N. C. Morrison
W. F E. Morrison
N. W Ray
J. W. Branneman
D. V. Moffett
A. G. Broadstreet
Jacob Brehm
Elmer C. Cline
Denver Smith
T. J. Nixon
J. W. McKamey
E. P. Williamson
C. O. Davis
J. B. Burris
John S. Bell
C. A. Rockwell
John Wallace
Geo. H. Bales
John F. Trout
J. L. Thomas
J. A. von Spreckelson
John Feller
Ara Coombs
J. W. Sanders
A. T. McCoy
W. H. Hall
E. A. Cline
J. W. Cruxton
G. W. Kane
J F. Richardson
G. B. Rockwell
W.S. Burris
J. W. Thornburgh
James Sparks
M. Rogers
C. B. Smiley
A. D. Rule
S. McCoy
H. C. Foster
Abe Cohn
George McKamey
FE. M. Horst
M. D
J. L. Rogers
Ed West
John O’mullane
E. C. Clearwaters
H. A. Sherrill
John Dittamore
Aly Denny
A. R. York
Roy Akins
Howard Hart
J. E. McCoy
Clyde A. Hurst
John Taber
J. S. Hamilton
John Ward
S. L. McKamey
Charlee Denny
H. Denny
R. L. Job
H. J. Shake
D. Morrison
J. W. Dorsett
Jacob Morrison
J. W. Hutchison
W. J. Broadstreet
O. R. Michael
W. H. Cunningham
T. Barry
E. E. Mannan
Co. L. Airhart
W. W. Tucker Physician and Surgeon Advertises Office
W. W. Tucker physician and surgeon announces office location on Vine street between Washa and Walnut in Greencastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
Washa
Walnut St
Greencastle
Stomach and Liver Troubles Promised Relief with Tablets
Chronic stomach and liver troubles caused misery may be eased by Chamberlain's Tablets. Hundreds report permanent cures. Sold by all dealers.
Rule Requires Denaturing Spoiled Food for Interstate Shipments
The U S Department of Agriculture issued a ruling to denature any spoiled food before interstate shipment. Denaturing will allow spoiled eggs for tanning and other spoiled substances for fertilizer oils or greases, but must render them unusable for food. Substances can be treated with salt kerosene or coloring to prevent edible use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Borax Prevents Fly Breeding in Experiments
Washington report says Department of Agriculture specialists found that sprinkling a small amount of ordinary borax daily on manure prevents typhoid and house fly breeding. Applied to garbage refuse open toilets damp floors and crevices it prevents fly eggs from hatching. Borax kills adults not eggs but thorough use stops further breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Study of convict labor use in road work by government agencies
A joint arrangement between the Office of Public Roads and the Public Health Service will study convict camps and the use of convict labor in road construction and materials. States increasingly favor convict labor for public works over private sector production, and the study will identify best conditions and methods for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Office of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Public Health Service
Notice of Administration in Putnam County Indiana
The judge appoints Eliza J. Wells as executor of the will of William A. Wells of Putnam County Indiana. The estate is declared solvent. Dated December 2 1914 and filed by Allee James & Allee attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Putnam County
State of
Indiana
William A. Wells
Eliza J. Wells
Allee
James & Allee
Atty. St S D
Mothers Trust Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for Children
In winter 1909 1910 Mrs L H Bradley of Mohawk New York saw her children suffer frequent colds and coughs until giving Chamberlains Cough Remedy. After a few days the symptoms disappeared. Many mothers report similar results and recommend it to friends. For sale by all dealers.
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L. H. Bradley
Mohawk
N. Y
All
Waid’s Quick Lawn Method Sheds Time and Adds Shade
A gardener explains sowing oats with grass seed to create a fast green lawn in three to four weeks. The oats germinate in 10 days to two weeks, are cut to encourage stooling, then the lawn grass is grown in rich soil with light manure cover. The approach also notes fall feasibility and advantages over sod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Z. Evans
Tastes Oil in His Cow's Milk in Eagleford Ohla
John Davison of Eagleford Oklahoma reports his family cow's milk tasted oily, then oil found in a nearby spring feeding a creek on his pasture. Wells are being sunk across the area as the community reacts, but Davison plans to develop the resource himself despite offers of a fortune for the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagleford
Ohla
John Devison
Davison
Bia Farm
Bird Population Census Reveals Varied East West Bird Life
Partial census of birds in the United States shows wide regional variation. Chevy Chase Maryland reports about seven pairs per acre, while forests reduce counts and arid lands register low populations. Robins emerge as the most abundant east of the Mississippi with about fifty pairs per square mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
United States
Chevyhase
Maryland
Montana
Southwest
Arizona
New Mexico
Mississippi River
Mycogene disease cripples mushroom yields in U S
A white velvety fungal blight halts growth in mushrooms and can wipe out large harvests. U S Department of Agriculture researchers outline a fumigation method using formaldehyde and disinfectants to prevent reinfection and advise abandoning diseased houses after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pennylvania
Paris
United States
U.S. Department of Agriculture
France
Colors of Butterflies and Temperature Effects
Over ten years Dr. E. Fischer reports that butterfly colors vary with temperature. Cold seasons may generate new species from existing ones, while extreme heat can yield the same varieties through retarded development. Severe cold also triggers variations that may appear under extreme conditions.
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E. Fischer
Wanted: Pair of gold rimmed nose glasses with chain
Advertisement notice seeking a pair of gold rimmed nose glasses with chain attached. Owner may contact The Herald office and pay advertising charges.
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Tiy
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Hazelett
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Terre Haute
Ind
John Eitel & Son
Deegeeies
H. L. Frazier
Cash Grocery
Christie’s Shoe Store
Wilds
W. W. Tucker
Kodak
J. P. Allen
Ladies of the Christian Church
Shipley’s
Greencastle Kitchen
Hanna’s
Tle Ett
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
Paket
Ieee
Osteopathy
H. Betzner
Kirksville
Sparnhurst Osteopaths
Donner Block
Iil
Hie Heebweesen
Tomphrews
Medicine Co
Willant
New York
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