Putnam County Sheriff Candidates In Democratic Primary
Multiple candidates including Edward H. Eitle jorge Allen Eggers Vermandes C. Hurst Will Glidewell and Jesse M. Hamrick announce their bids for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Putnam County. Primary date shown as May 4, 1920. Voters urged to support their chosen candidate.
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Edward H. Eitlejorge
Putnam County
Allen Eggers
Jackson Township
Sherif
Vermandes C. Hurst
Greencastle
Will Glidewell
Warren Township
Jesse M. Hamrick
Candidacy Announcements For County Commissioner and Sheriff
County slate reports Reese Buis of Marion township David J Skelton of Washington township and Fred Lancaster of Madison township announce Democratic primary bids for county offices on May 4 1920 Also E C Wallace of Green Castle seeks Putnam county sheriff with primary decision pending
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Reese R. Buis
Marion Township
David J. Skelton
Washington Township
Fred Lancaster
Madison Township
Putnam County
E. CC. Wallace
Greencastle
A Cough Medicine of Merit The Value of Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A historical note extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds praising its effectiveness. It highlights ease of use and reputed reliability for common cold symptoms and bronchial irritation. The article reflects period attitudes toward patent medicines.
Winter cough remedy praised by Andrews residents
Mrs Thomas Beching of Andrews Indiana says Chamberlains Cough Remedy stops her husband from taking cold attacks in winter. She notes he would not take any other medicine.
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Thomas Beching
Andrews
Ind
Chamberlain
Women Lead 1920 Thrift Drive Across Nations
The Savings Division asks women to cut living costs and build savings to invest in War Savings stamps and Treasury certificates. Director Lewis and Mrs Grace Bartlett coordinate efforts with major women’s groups including the Daughters of the American Revolution and National League for Women’s Service. The plan runs January to March with three steps: track expenses, conserve to save, and invest saved funds in government securities. The program targets testing spending habits through club memberships in the Seventh district and national organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treary Department
Treasury
William Mather Lewis
Grace G. Bartlett
Lewis
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
Danghters of the American Revolution
General Federation of Women's Clubs
National Catholic War Council
National Congress of Mothers and Parent- Teachers’ Associations
National Council of Jewish Women
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
National League For Women's Service
Women's Department
National Civic Federation
Young Women's Christian Association
Flans
Partial Payment Plan 10 Helps All Save for Future
Government Savings organization of the Seventh Federal Reserve District introduces a partial payment plan for Treasury Savings certificates. Investors buy on an installment basis, deposits made by banks as savings, and certificates are delivered after all payments. Plans require $2, $4, or $8 weekly semi monthly or monthly payments with $100 certificates, insured against loss and redeemable after two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Savings
Government Savings Organization
Seventh Federal Reserve District
Liberty Loan
W. B. Bosworth
Seventh District Savings Organization
Treasury Department
Washington
Savings
William Mather Lewis
United States
Frick’s Rise From Poverty to a 200 Million Estate
The late Henry C. Frick valued thrift and saving, shaping his rise from poverty to wealth. Born poor, he became a pioneering figure in Pittsburgh’s industrial growth, with an estate at death estimated near 200 million dollars.
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Henry C. Frick
Frick
Pittsburgh
Limestone Deposit Worth More Than Gold in Arkansas
Ecologists hail Arkansas White Cliffs limestone near Little River as a potential farmer lifeline with a $1 per ton plant price and $2.50 delivered. Prof Branner claimed spreading this limestone could be worth more to Arkansas than all California gold. Local geology notes a Dover-like lime deposit with 90 acres, deep soft rock, and historic cement ventures, plus a legend of a bold suitor who jumped cliffs to win his bride.
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Worth
Arkansas
Litle Rock
Ark
Little River
Agricultural Commonwealths
White Oli Chalk and Marl Co
Branner
Leland Stanford University of California
Cifornia
Dover
England
White Cliffs
Dog digs up master savings from hidden jar
Hamnontown California blacksmith Clarence Darby mourns 2500 lost when his guard dog hid a bone in a buried jar. The dog supposedly unearthed the jar and replaced the money with a bone, leading to a vanished savings stash and a mystery suspect who may have emptied the site.
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Hamnontown
Cal
Clarence Darby
Darby
Hig
Blacksmith Darby
Ex-Conductor Speaks From Akron Reconciles with $100 Check
Former street car conductor writes that he has been converted and remits a $100 check to Northern Ohio Traction Company after admitting he had previously knocked down money while employed. Akron superintendent W H Douglas reports receipt of the repayment.
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Akron
Ohio
W. H. Douglas
Nothern Ohio Traction Company
Casseroles Through The Ages In Household Cooking
The article traces casserole cooking from humble bean pots to modern vessels in silver and iron. It notes heat retention, serving in courses, and the need for gentle simmering. It emphasizes proper browning, careful pot rinsing to keep juices, and gradual temperature changes to protect ware.
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New England
How to Make a Paper Drinking Cup On the Go
A Youth's Companion article explains folding a seven to eight inch square of smooth paper into a disposable cup and a larger bucket. The method uses diagonal folds pockets to form a sturdy pocket cup suitable for travel and light meals or for carrying berries and mushrooms.
Butterflies Adorn This Season's Note Paper
Delicate butterfly motifs dominate this season noting note paper in sulphur yellow and pale blue on green and cream backgrounds. The article calls these decorative missives frivolous and brief like their short lives.
Children's Colds Advice and Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Parents are urged to keep children home with sniffles to stop spread of illness. The ad claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains no opium and helps loosen phlegm, ease coughing, aid expectoration, and clear the lungs to combat colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Tale of a double sting in mosquito interbreeding venture
A Milwaukee report describes campers attempting to create stingless mosquitoes by crossing them with bees. Instead the experiments produced a mosquito that bites at both ends, according to a quoted guide from the north woods.
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Milwaukee
Wis
North Woods
Burbank
How to Clean Water Bottles with Potato and Vinegar
To clean water bottles, cut a potato into small pieces and pour vinegar over them. Place the mixture in the bottles and shake well. After cleaning, rinse with fresh water and drain until dry.
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