Local Gossip From Putnamville Beneath Bloomington Ties
Editor Putnamville notes visitors and family visits across towns. People mentioned include Hubert MecAninch of Bloomington, Mrs. Mary Harrison from Terre Haute, Octavia Collins, Elenor Perry, Orville Collins, Mrs William Collings, Mont Bridges, and others visiting Indianapolis, Greencastle, Cloverdale, Gosport, and Spence. A birthday party for Eleanor Perry and Memorial services at the Methodist Church are also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnamville
Hubert MecAninch
Bloomington
Mary Harrison
Terre Haute
Ille Collins
Frank Weathers
North Dakota
J. W. Hendrix
Greencastle
Octavia Collins
Elenor Perry
Orville Collins
William Collings
Indianapolis
Bridges
Mont
Walter Williams
Cloverdale
Nock Hurst
Vetavia Collins
Pauline Glover
Forest Casebeer
W. W. Glover
Reggie Williams
Goldie Reeves
Jam
Eleanor Perry
Mayme Hall
Kansas City
Secrest
Gosport
Spence
Pauline Stopes
Terrente
Methodist Church
Floyd Township Commencement at Canaan Church
The Floyd township schools will hold their annual commencement in Canaan church on Friday June 12 at 8 o clock. Rev M C Pearson of Indianapolis will deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Township
Canaan Church
M. C. Pearson
Indianapolis
Primppine Gold Mines and Statues in 1907 Notes
The 1907 Philippines gold output reached 4 540 ounces with 1 601 lode and 533 placer claims filed by June. Iron production was 436 short tons from crude methods. A bronze Napoleon I statue by Seurre, found in the Invalides repository, to replace a plaster replica, was being installed. Umpire Billy Byar rates George Dunlap as a top recruit for the Nap lineup.
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Primppine
Philippines
Napoleon
Gen
Niax
Napoleon 1
Seurre
the Invalides
Billy Byar
George Dunlay
Cleveland Americans
Lilly
Dunlap
Nap
Chapman
George
London
Connecticut
No Divorce for Booze in Trenton Court
Vice Chancellor Backes ruled a husband cannot obtain a divorce if he makes no effort to reunite with his wife. In the Boor case Booze claimed desertion, but testified he gave no overtures to reconcile, leading to dismissal of the application.
Lions and Elephants at London Zoo Hospital Treat Illness
Visitors spread illnesses among delicate inmates and dreamlike cases fill the zoo hospital. Elephants with toothache and a rhinoceros cured then followed the keeper like a dog as doctors treat birds beasts and reptiles with lighted wards and surgical theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Gardens
London
Zoo Hospital
Zoo
Monkey House
Italian physician uses radium exposure to purify vaccine virus
An Italian doctor reports that exposing fresh vaccine virus to radium emanations for varying times yields pustules without septic suppuration or inflammation. The method purifies the virus but is not economically feasible for common use.
Pearl colors on gulf coast of Lower California rise in value
Pearls found on the gulf coast of Lower California show a wider color range than elsewhere, with black gray red bluish green and yellowish hues. Red pearls are among the most valuable, prized for their luster and shape, though they occur only occasionally as the pearl-fishing industry grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Lower
California
Her Consolation: Annie and the Little Angel Duck
Annie nurtured a pet duck that followed her everywhere. She awoke to find the duck dead and wailed until her mother offered comforting insight. The girl then calmed and proclaimed the duck was her little angel. Delineator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Maura
Death by Own Action Hints at Desert Scorpion Tale
A compact animal anecdote describes a scorpion doomed by self harm. In a rare moment the scorpion, bitten by a centipede, twists its tail and stings itself in the back, then dies. The event illustrates a fatal reflex in a doomed encounter.
Fugitive Convict Freed After 25 Years of Fugitive Life
August Koors of Covington, once sentenced to life for killing his brother in law in defense of his sister, stayed a fugitive for 25 years wandering the United States and South America. He returned to Frankfort last July, confessed to the warden, and received a pardon from the Kentucky governor, allowing him to begin life anew at 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
August Koors
Kentucky
Hoors
Hon Bruoz
United States
South America
New York
Hudson
Tails
Frankfort
Koors
Police
Agaioth
Brunz
Slater
Indiana Man Recovers After Mayr Digestive Remedy
Charles Inman of Hartford City Indiana escaped illness after taking Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. He had been advised to travel to Fort Wayne for surgery costing up to 250 dollars but recovered in three weeks and resumed work. The notice promotes the remedy with letters of recovered patients and requests readers to consult a druggist or request a free book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Inman
East Chestnut Street
Hartford City
Ind
Fort Wayne
Mayr
Mort Wayne
United States
Mairy
Chamberlain's Tablet Aids Appetite and Digestion Say Detroit User
M J H Seitz of Detroit Michigan reports improved appetite and digestion from nine to doses of Chamberlain's Tablet. He says it relieved bloating and produced a pleasant and satisfactory bowel movement. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. H. Seitz
Detroit
Mich
All
Pearl Found in Oyster in Clyde New York
Mrs William Hutchings found a pearl inside a quart of oysters bought at a Clyde grocery. The pearl is an almost perfect white sphere valued at about 160 dollars after appraisal by a jeweler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
N. Y
William Hutchings
Hutchings
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