Terre Haute Court Matron Candidacy Decisions Probed
Terre Haute acting mayor James Gossom announces that Mrs. Eli H. Redman and Miss Dorothy Roberts will not be named police court matron. He says a suitable candidate has been selected. Both Redman and Roberts are related to Donn M. Roberts and Eli H. Redman, each under prison terms for election fraud in Vigo County.
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Terre Haute
Ind
James Gossom
Eli H. Redman
Dorothy Roberts
Reby seeks bond reduction for Terre Haute officials
Frank S. Reby attorney for eleven Terre Haute officials sentenced for election fraud asks the U S circuit court of appeals to lower their appeal bonds. The court takes the matter under advisement and will hear the government next Tuesday. Bonds had been refused by Judge Anderson in Indianapolis and the men remain in Leavenworth federal prison.
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Chicago
Roachdale Girl Achieves Not Tardy or Absent Record
Viva Wilson of Roachdale Indiana, seventeen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert A Wilson, completes an extraordinary school record. She attended school eleven years without tardiness or absence, graduates common school with 97 plus, high school average seven percent, and passes teacher license exam with eighty percent. She studies Bible reading magazines and literature while keeping informed on current events.
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Roachdale
Ind
Viva Wilson
Gilbert A. Wilson
Niether
Best Thing for a Bilious Attack
A Carolina News editor from Chapin South Carolina describes chronic indigestion and liver trouble worsened by confinement in a printing office. After two days unable to work, three Chamberlain's Tablets relieved symptoms and he felt revived the next day.
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Chamberlain
H. C. Bailey
Carolina News
Chapin
Humphreys' Free Medical Book Celebrates Reprint
Announcement marks sixty years of Humphreys imprints with a revised edition of Dr Humphreys' Manual of all diseases. The new volume details care and treatment of the sick and lists Humphreys Remedies Ko. 25.
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Humphreys
Don’t Give Up Green castle Man Endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills
I W Key of Greencastle testifies he suffered fifteen years with kidney pains backache and headaches. After using one box of Doan’s Kidney Pills his back pains eased and overall condition improved. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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I. W. Key
Farmer
Greencastle
Doan
Mr. Key
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Adv
Chiropractors Arrested in Crawfordsville Court Case
Affidavits filed by Walter H. Linn prosecutor accuse four Crawfordsville chiropractors W A Summerville Paul J Myers Wilson N Tyson and Mrs Ellen Cunningham of practicing medicine without a state license A bond was posted by one arrestee J F Sparnhurst Indianapolis member of the state medical board signed the affidavits The move follows a local justice of the peace court inquiry earlier in the week
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Walter H. Linn
W. A. Summerville
Paul J. Myers
Wilson N. Tyson
Ellen Cunningham
J. F. Sparnhurst
Indianapolis
State Medical Board
Justice of the Peace Court
Tate
Delta Zetas Plan Luncheon at Claypool Hotel
The Delta Zeta state luncheon is set for Saturday at the Claypool Hotel. Miss Martha Railsback, retiring alumnae chapter president and national VP, will host as toastmistress, with toasts from Mrs. Orison J. Hayes, Mrs. I. H. Hedden, Mrs. Virgil Gordon, Miss Fern Fields, and Miss Anne Younger.
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Delta Zeta
Claypool
Martha Railsback
National Organization
Orison J. Hayes
Indianapolis
I. H. Hedden
Sheridan
Virgil Gordon
Bisuntsville
Fern Fields
Indiana University
Anne Younger
DePauw University
Alpha Graduate
Four Word to Taxpayers Treasurer Warns Delays
Treasurer H. H. Ranyan cautions taxpayers about long lines and incomplete payments. He reports that many notes lack property location details and blanks in tax amounts, promising no responsibility for errors or delinquent taxes resulting from neglect.
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H. H. Ranyan
Public visiting days at county infirmary listed
Visiting days at the county infirmary are Thursdays and Sundays each week from 2 to 4 PM. Visitors are asked to note this order. John B. Clark, Superintendent. Daily May 1 3 4 Weekly May 7 14 21.
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County Infirmary
John B. Clark
Wnly
Health Talks to the Public by Dr Sparnhurst
Daily Health Talks edited by Dr John F Sparnhurst of the State Board of Medical Examiners in Indianapolis promote study of proper living and Nature’s healing methods. The initiative aims to prevent disease, aid the ill, and help the well, inviting public thoughtful reading.
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John F. Sparnhurst
State Board of Medical Examiners
Indianapolis
DePauw Beats Wabash In Track Dual With Records
DePauw track team dominates Wabash 66 to 37, breaking and tying ICAL marks. Norris set discus record 114 ft 10 in. Thomas tied 120 yd hurdles at 15.4. Myers swept three distance events and nearly tied state half mile.
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DePauw
Wabash
Norris
Stanley
Earlham
Thomas
Andrus
Nicholson
Myers
budles—Thomas
Stonex
Walton
Gavitt
Adams
Hurd
McKnight
Hart
Cook
House
Sweet
Guthrie
Wolcott
Light
Colbert
DePauw Tops Ford and Rafferty in Terre Haute Tilt
Indiana State Normal defeats De Pauw 10 to 2 in a six inning game at Terre Haute. Crim allowed few hits through six as Normal capitalized on extra base hits while Musselman sparked DePauw. Bayh named captain of Normal before the game.
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Terre Haute
Rafferty
Ford Liberal
Ind
Ford
DePauw
Indiana State Normal
Crim
Normal
Bayh
AB. H. C. A. E. Larch
Ee Musselman
BNE Veelieesd
Te Fridman
Porte At
Thedneaatt
Hci
Ee Hapee
BES A
Sancta Denned
Holt
Bie Akhsichtens
Qeyateeon
AB. H
Mahaffey
Pence
Charl O
Denman
McDonald
Thiebert
RaWerty
Po Oesen
Tories
Thibert
Knauth
Felmy
Jim
Hogue
Dunn
Musselman
Goodman
Congressman Moss Speaks at Clay City Lodge Banquet
In Clay City Indiana on April 30 the local Masonic lodge hosted a banner banquet at the Masonic hall with about 100 attendees. Congressman Ralph W. Moss was the principal speaker for the evening.
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Moss
Clay City
Ind
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Ralph W. Moss
Eight Uses for Lemons Desides Versatile Household Tips
Readable article lists lemon uses from morning lemon juice as a liver aid to a toothwash and rust stain remover. It covers fever lip care with glycerin and lemon juice, coffee cures for headaches, nail and cuticle care, soothe insect stings, and drying peels as kindling.
A Parrot Calms Amid Short Week and Liquor Debate
A Goodley household kept Polly the parrot under a cloth during visits. On a Wednesday half-holiday Mr Saintly called and Polly quipped that it had been a thundering short week. The bird then added a joke about liquor and drunkenness in a lively, old‑style exchange.
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Polly
Father Pater Predicts Wigley Quietly Makes Noise
Dialog hints at a budding romance as Mabel dismisses a suitor while her father insists a young Wigley will achieve prominence, noting he heard him dining out and forming impressions. The scene suggests social expectations and a developing-match theme.
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Pater
Wigley
Mabel
Mystery Mouse Nest In Hulan Skull Exhibit
In Centro California the Valley Chamber of Commerce displays a skull from the Colorado Desert alongside cotton from the Imperial Valley. A mouse built a nest inside the skull after gnawing cotton, solving noises heard in the display room during the San Francisco exposition visit.
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E! Centro
Cal
Valley Chamber of Commerce
Colorado Desert
Imperial Valley
Place
W. H. Compton
San Francisco
Iowa
Essence of Good Cooking Notes and Tips
A kitchen guide outlines four keys to flavor preservation and development. It highlights French practice in marrying vegetables with meat, a home made candy method, and tips on corn cobs as fuel and storage.
Clothes horses as decorative room dividers
A home tip suggests using clothes horses as screens by painting the legs to match wallpaper and draping with art muslin or silk secured with ribbons. The text also notes a weed rogue in the hill as a personal adversary.
Poultry Disease Treatments From Maine Experiment Station Bulletin
Bulletin summaries remedies for fowl diseases with emphasis on turkeys. Isolate sick birds, feed sparingly on soft foods, and protect flocks from contamination. Hadley notes subcutaneous carbolic acid injections may help pure-bred fowls, while sanitation outperforms medication for commercial poultry. Limberneck and wryneck explained as symptoms of underlying disorders with no direct cure.
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Maine
Cole and Handley
Rhode Island
Morse
Philip R. Hadley
Raise Things and the Duty of Returning to the Land
A reflection on land as a living system that naturally raises crops and supports life. It warns that pushing land to harvest without returning nourishment leads to decline, as soil and ecosystem must be replenished to sustain future yields. The text urges restoration and mindful stewardship over time.
Turnips for Sheep Feed Highlight English Farming Practice
The Englishman pays up to 20 dollars per acre for turnip land to feed sheep and fattens lambs mainly on them. The piece suggests Americans may learn from this method. It warns hogs thrive with proper food and clean water, and stresses removing blossoms from young strawberry beds to conserve plant strength for growth rather than fruiting in the first season.
European mills and American creamery habits noted
A travelogue style remark notes that in some European countries a mill strainer is never used and contrasts this with American creamery practices where travelers may end up in low-class conditions after starting in comfortable places.
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Europe
America
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