Of Interest Women Debate Armstrong on Marriage Trends
prominent women share views on Prof Armstrong's statements about education and marriage. Mrs Belmont argues against creating untenable family situations while Mrs Waterman notes educated women delay marriage as they pursue careers and independence. Jane Addams and others discuss motherhood versus luxury and changing social norms.
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O. H. P. Belmont
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Cleveland
Board of Education
Jane Addams
Hus House
Chicago
Arin
W. B. Riley
Minneapolis
Lere
A New Constitution for Indiana
Indiana voters are asked to approve a nonpartisan constitutional convention in 1915 to draft a new state constitution. Delegates will be elected March 1915, with 150 delegates chosen nonpartisan from across districts. proposed changes may be submitted as separate amendments or sections to be ratified by the people.
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General Assembly
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Indianapolis
Thomas Jefferson
Isaac P. Gray
Progressive Party of
Political parties push for new Indiana constitution
In Indiana a convention debate shows favorable party and leader support. Governor Rafeton in 1913 spoke of backing codification and constitutional reform, signaling a shared drive across factions toward a revised framework.
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Indiana
Rafeton
Movement for a New Constitution prompts 1915 convention vote
The piece argues Indiana voters will decide this fall whether to call a constitutional convention in 1915. It stresses a single issue voter concern and notes Governor Ralston's recommendation and legislative submission as the basis for the question. It cautions against bias from side issues.
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Indiana
Ralston
Iis
Ors
Legtefecture
The Changes of 63 Years in Indiana
A historical examination argues that Indiana should consider a constitutional convention to address colossal growth since 1816. It traces population shifts from rural to urban, rapid industrial development, expanded manufacturing, rail networks, and complex legal needs, urging courage to reform for the future.
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Indiana
New Albany
Madison
Indianapolis
Is51
Our Unamendable State Constitution
Opinion argues Indiana needs a new or substantially revised constitution, citing an already obstructive amendment process. It criticizes total majority votes, notes repeated failed amendments, and urges a constitutional convention as the only satisfactory path to broad reform. The piece warns ongoing amendments delay major changes and cost too much.
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Minnesota
Supreme Court
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Indiana
Call for constitutional convention to modernize state government
The piece argues that voting on a constitutional convention is needed to safeguard suffrage and update an antiquated tax and city government framework. It emphasizes adapting the constitution to modern forms of government and mentions the fall vote as the chance to register that demand.
Flour price rises seventy cents per barrel
Local millers inform grocers of a 70 cent per barrel flour price hike effective this morning. The higher cost translates to roughly a 10 cent increase per sack of flour for customers.
Water for bees and livestock at the apiary
The article urges beekeepers to place water near hives with safe troughs or pans and explains rapid water absorption, thirst mechanics, and the need for continuous water supply for bees and other domestic animals. It notes water is not stored in hives and stresses keeping a ready source to prevent harm from thirst.
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American Bee Journal
Combination Bee Hive Cover for Wintering Bees and Summer Coop
A writer from American Bee Journal describes a versatile box for poultry and beekeeping. The 24 by 20 by 20 inch box fits Langstroth hives and serves as a removable, waterproof cover with a nine or ten inch front opening and a movable slide door. It can shelter a hive in winter and house a broody hen with chicks in summer.
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American Bee Journal
Laungstroth
Planting Grape Cuttings Guidance
Plant grape cuttings with one fourth to one third of the cutting above ground. Plant at a slant with the top bud exposed. Planting should occur when the soil can be worked in spring. Ensure roots are firm in the ground for best establishment.
Trustees Notices Madison Jackson Floyd Marion Monroe Townships
Trustees in Madison Jackson Floyd Marion Monroe and other townships announce regular office hours at residences or township offices on specified days to transact official business. Names include J W Knauer Ernest Kivett Benjamin Walls Oliver Stringer Dr W Etcheson Fred Todd Otto Rector.
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Madison Township
J. W. Knauer
Mill Creek Township
Ernest Kivett
Jackson Township
Benjamin Walls
Oliver Stringer
Monroe Township
Bainbridge
Floyd Township
Fred Todd
Marion Township
Fillmore
Otto Rector
Indigestion Relief Helped Woman After Trial of Tablets
Mrs M Gallagher of Geneva New York suffered a year of acute indigestion and constipation. After trying many remedies she used Chamberlains Tablets found at a drugstore and reported immediate relief and the ability to eat heartily with no bad effects after several bottles. Sold by all dealers.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Greencastle Reader
Warning about weak kidneys and early signs of kidney trouble. Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended for kidneys only and praised by Mrs. W. H. Johns of Greencastle for relief from hip and side twinges. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y.
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Greencastle
Doan
W. HL. Johns
St. Greencastle
Ind
Down
Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil Ad
Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil offers relief for piles external or internal bleeding itching or burning. One application brings relief and it is sold in two sizes 25 cents and one dollar at druggists or by mail from Humphrey’s Medicine Co. New York address listed.
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Homphreys Veterinary Manual
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William Si
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