Magnitude of Gold Industry Across North America
An excerpt extols the vast scale and profits of the gold industry, tracing its reach from California through Nevada, Wyoming, the Midwest, and to the Atlantic. It notes annual output near half a billion dollars globally with American production contributing over $200 million in profit, distributed to many people.
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Sacramento
California
Serrada Mountaine
American
Nevada
Wyoming
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnots
India
Ohio
York
Massachusetts
Atlantic Ocean
Industr
Tigald W
America
Mexico
South Africa
Lesile
Dustless roads sought to curb automobile dust menace
A Kingston public works inquiry notes the problem of road dust from rubber-tired cars. Researchers seek a cheap dust-proof surfacing to stop dust dispersion, with tests using coal tar, calcium phosphate, and other mixtures. Estimates link 2,150,000 miles of U S highways to driving dust and disease.
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Office of
Public Heads
Kington
Tts
United States
Snake Venom Value and Collection Methods in Early Markets
Venom from Australian snakes dominates early supply with prices around 5 to 6 per grain equating to roughly 39000 per pound. Tiger snake venom, costly and powerful, fetches sixteen times the price of black snake venom and four times that of brown snake venom. Death adder venom yields three times as much per bite as tiger snake and seventeen times that of brown. Venom is collected by hand to prevent loss, using a rubber band to provoke a bite onto a glass plate.
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Australia
Fat Man Strut Linked to Repletion Drawing Diaphragm
English scientist notes the fat man’s posture stems from stomach fullness pulling the diaphragm up and shortening the thorax. He claims this explains the fat man’s appearance and contrasts with perceived faces of other ethnic groups.
Trust, Suspicion, and the Joy of Honest Living
A reflective essay argues that suspicion harms childhood and happiness. Trust educates character, while suspicion breeds deceit and isolation. Open-mindedness and magnanimity unlock true joy, as honest faith fosters confidence and fair dealings, with rare exceptions for those who betray trust.
Energy and Genius in Success
Energy directed toward action matters more than genius in achievement. The piece argues energy is not a fixed trait but develops from effort, and many so called geniuses rely on workers and sustained action. It notes Kipling and Edison as divergent cases, then stresses cultivation of energy through habit into productive work.
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Evening Star
Kipling
Edison
Atlanta
Georgian and News
DePauw Purdue game draws alumni and students home
Local note recounts Virgil Hibbs and other DePauw alumni visiting Greencastle for the DePauw Purdue basketball tilt. Several students remain through New Year while others return to towns for holidays. Community notices include lodge meeting, retirements, illness, theater plans, a wedding, a death, and family travel across Indiana.
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DePauw
Purdue
Greencastle
Where Work Counts and the Value of Energy in Production
The writer argues that many brilliant thinkers fail in execution, while the truly successful are those who translate ideas into work. Energy to produce outruns mere conception, and the average dreamer rarely turns truth into action.
Fire truck tires lead to big expense in Putnam County
Sam Ham deputy sheriff and Alonzo Arnold were seen in Putnam County on Saturday on business. The big fire truck wheels have been removed for replacement with solid rubber tires, a costly task. One old hose wagon could be hitched to the ladder wagon if needed for a fire. William and Dennis Jones travel to Indianapolis to visit Mr. and Mrs. Kemper and Miss Ida Ruark. Miss Florence Talburt rode to Indianapolis Saturday. Walter Evans of the Greencastle post office is ill and staying one mile west of town. Lost in DePauw Gym open face gold watch and chain with fraternity crest. reward offered at Herald Office.
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DePauw
Herald Office
Relief sought by National Medics Institute
Public notice advertises Triumph Pile relief product for irregular or suppressed conditions and urges readers to request free particulars by mail. Also offers automobile and track license blanks from Herald Office in Milwaukee and promotes ordering plates before rush with a certificate of registration required. Hazel Ai Lear, Notary Public, Herald Office.
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National Medics. Institute
Milwaukee, Wis
Herald Office
Hazel Ai
Lear
Albert Shuey declares candidacy for County Clerk nomination
Albert Shuey of Greencastle announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for County Clerk subject to the primary election. The statement signals his campaign launch and political intent.
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Albert Shuey
Greencastie
Marion township candidate seeks democratic county clerk nomination
County Clerk candidate Paul Coleman of Marion township announces his bid for the Democratic nomination. Also notices listing clothing prices and a help-wanted ad solicit experienced workers for protective work, with contact details for J. Ganor, former government detective in St. Louis.
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Paul Coleman
Marion Township
J. Ganor
Gov't
St. Louis
The Quick and the Dead Hat Nest Delivers Church Sensation
A bluebird built a nest in a woman's hat in Swinefield New Jersey. She wore the hat to church and caused a local sensation. However observers note that living birds attract more attention than deceased ones.
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Swinefield
N. J
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Maple Heights Mission Service Schedule
Mrs. Grace Black supervises Sunday school at 2:00 with a sermon at 3:00. No change to Sunday School hour. Evening worship at 7:30 conducted by Mrs. Grace Black. Public welcome.
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Grace Black
Revival Begins At Church With Watch Night Service
The Church of the Nazarene invites attendance as Rev Chas F Pegram leads a revival starting Saturday evening with a Watch Night service. Morning Sunday school at 9 30. Worship at 10 45 and 7 30. Young Peoples Society meets at 6 30. The opening sermon titled Holy Ghost Revivals And Our Need Of Them.
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Chas. F. Pegram
Young Peoples Society
College Avenue M E Church Services and Week of Prayer
Emmett Porter ministering at College Avenue M E Church. Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 9:00, morning worship at 10:40 with theme The Gates of Time, Epworth League devotional at 6:30, and evening worship at 7:30 on Peace that strengtheneth. Week of prayer observed with services in various churches.
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Emmett Porter
Epworth League
Sunday services and Union Week of Prayer listed at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church announces Sunday school at 9:30 with J C Bridges as superintendent. Morning worship at 10:40 featuring a sermon on Persistance and a solo by Lucille Gillespie. Evening worship at 7:30 with a sermon on The Wrath and Mercy of God and a solo by Annie Moore. Junior Christian Endeavor at 4:00 Thursday. Annual Union Week of Prayer observed in churches Monday through Friday evenings. program details elsewhere.
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Victor L. Raphael
J. C. Bridges
Lucille Gillespie
Annie Moore
Junior Christian Endeavor
Union
Elswhere
Death of Mrs. Sarah L. Coombs in Reelsville
Mrs. Sarah L. Coombs aged 79 wife of Richard L. Coombs died Saturday at 3 30 am from a complication of diseases after fourteen months of illness. She leaves five daughters one son and four grandchildren. Funeral at 10 30 am Monday at the Reelsville home with burial in Lower B cemetery.
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Sarah L. Coombs
Richard L. Coombs
Reelsville
Coombs
J. R. Huffman
William W. Revell
San Diego
Cal
KK. H. Diebold
San Francisco
Margaret Coombs
Santa Monica
California
Elizabeth Coombs
Ed. Coomba
Lower B_ 's cemetery
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notes from Clinton Township
Real estate transfers include Ernest Meyers to Bert R. Garrett for land in Clinton township, $1. Matt J. Murphy to Charles S. McIntyre for six Roachdale lots, $600. Roy Irwin to Ella Barnett for 21 acres in Washington for $1. A 9-year-old Clover Dale boy was shot in the left leg while rabbit hunting near Eminence. the bullet hit through a rabbit, was located with X-ray, and no serious injury expected. DeLoss Walker of Philadelphia, former DePauw graduate, visits. Mrs. Fred DeHaven of New York visits East Franklin Street. Clyde DePauw student visits nearby.
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Ernest Meyers
Bert R. Garrett
Clinton Township
Matt J. Murphy
Charles S. McIntyre
Roachdale
Roy Irwin
Ella Barnett
Washington
Everett Sandy
Cloverdale
Sandy
Greencastle
William Sandy
Martinsville
McGauchey
Fred DeHaven
New York
Maude Bridges
Franklin Street
Indianapolis
Clyde
Ater DePauw
Sigma Nu
Edinburg
Human Hypocrisips and Public Deception
Fragmentary 19th century prose reflects on human hypocrisy in daily interactions. The text questions sincerity amid social display, noting a tension between outward pleasure and inner unwillingness to reveal true intent.
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Timmenmiry
Horie
Energy
Virgil Hibbs
Wingate
Sigma Chi
Charles Simison
John Simison
Romney
Sigma Chi Brothers
Paul Stratton
Sullivan
Crescent Rebecca Lodge No. 765
Maude Snider
Noble Grand
Nelle Browning
J. P. Naylor
Marietta, Ohio
John Handcock
North Jackson Street
Kokomo
Sporft
DeLoss
Morton
W. O. Timmons
Timmons
Gwin Ensien
Harold Stoner
Keith Roberts
Mitzi
Lady Billy
English’s
H. C. Rudisill
Elizabeth Leatherman
West
Columbia Street
Pip” Meridith
Fraternity Brothers
Phi Delt House
Meridith
John Robison
Fast Greencastle
Fred Glossbrewer
Catherine Virginia Swintz
W. H. Swintz
South Bend
Frank Marion Falk
Gus Fulk?Sr
Little Rock
Arkansas
Spink-Arms
Helen Warner
Rennsalaer
Christine Newhard
Blufton
Indianapolis News
Arthur Fitzgerald
Richmond
Fitzgerald
McCurry
West Columbia Street
Rollie Dobbs
LaPorte
Do. Hurst
Priscilla Club
W. P. Ledbetter
Alice Thompson
Des Moines
Fred L. O'Hair
Mrs. O
Sam Ham
Putnam County
Alonzo Arnold
Fillmore
William and
Dennis Jones
Fred Kemper
Ida Ruark
Florence Talburt
Jessie Talburt
South College Avenue
Walter Evans
C. J. Crews
W. D. Thompson
Locust St
Dean & Crash Garage
N. Jackson Street
G. B. Walsh
Ladnoa
Maple Heights
Church OF the Nazarene
College Avenue
M. E. Church
the Presbyterian Church
DeLoss Walker
Philadelphia
Mr. Walker
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Ean
Chichester
Livstock
Indiana Loan Company
Donner
Opera House
A. Cook
Mgr
David Butler
Mutt and
Jeff
Fox News Weekly
Lester Cuneo
Dare Devil
Wilson
THE
E. A. Browning
Notion
Grocery
Crawley
S. P. Forcum
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