Daubs of Ink Shape Art Training at Local School
In the art department of Manual Training High School pupils explore the bi symmetrical daub method turning simple ink daubs on paper into decorative wall papers, vases, plates, and jars. Prof Otto Stark explains blending artistry with practicality as Albert Paine and Ruth McEnery Stuart adapt the concept into the humorous story Gabelinks which means Ing gobs of Ink.
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Manual Training High School
Otto Stark
Indianapolis
Albert N. Paine
Ruth McEnery Stuart
Sonny
Gabelinks
A COUNTRY WHERE BABES MARRY AND WOMEN HAVE THREE OR FOUR HUSBANDS
Denver April. An anthropological note describes mountain people where polygamy is uncommon but polyandry exists in some tribes. Women marry early and exchange daughters for bullocks. marriage is seen as a barter. The article recounts customs, diet, dress, and social norms observed by travelers Bourquin and Bour sii.
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Denver
Col
A. Boursii
Indi
Pr. Honryuln
Wesco
Paris
Godar
Salaam
Bourquin
Brent
Aba
Little Newsboy and Flowers Stun at Market Corner
A five year old newsboy at the corner of Washington and Maolssts. begs for a rose and is given a big red blossom after offering a paper as payment. He wears it proudly before the flower is crushed under his face. The tale echoes stories from florists of poor girls selling carnations for a few cents, one girl paying all she had for a single flower.
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Washington and
Maolssts
Curlvain
Actress barred from singing in Sharon church over past roles
In Sharon Pennsylvania Rev George McKee of First Baptist barred Philadelphia actress Gertrude Lewis from singing in a church service after initially granting permission. The episode reveals conflict within the congregation as questions arise over authority and moral judgment. Local members accuse the pastor of overreach while noting Lewis’s respectable background and church attendance.
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Sharon
George MeKes
First Baptist Church
Nev
Gertrude Lewis
Philadelphia
McKee
Gentleman
Miss Lewis
Miss Lowla
Father of 28 Children in Lincoln Street Cottage
In Washington April 24 a colored war veteran named James Furman on Lincoln Avenue is reported to have fathered 28 children. The latest child was born twenty nights ago and is three years old. Fourteen children are from his first wife, and one is from his present union.
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Washington
No 1
James Furman
Lincoln Ive
Tara Ho
Many Scott
Highth St
Wilmington
Del
All Drugglete
Cuticura remedies praised for women’s health and beauty
The advertisement extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as vital for female ailments influencing mucous surfaces and general wellbeing. It claims relief from ulcerations inflammations itching irritations and nervous debility, and promotes skin care scalp treatment hair preservation and general sanitary uses.
Marriage of Grover Anderson and Geneva Murden
The marriage of Grover Anderson and Miss Geneva Murden in Kokomo was announced on Thursday, April 4. P. J. Kelleher, famed hat maker, opens a retail hat store at ILE, Washington stair, recalling his long time with the firm Dalton & Kelleher.
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Grover Anderson
Geneva Murden
Kokomo
P. J. Kelleher
Ile
Washington
Stair
Kelleher
Dalton & Kelleher
Batters
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