City Bowling Tourney Looms As Entries Pour In
Local bowlers prep for a city tournament with matches scheduled to impact standings. A city association meeting at Marian Club will finalize plans as most city teams enter. Prizes attract teams. Cincinnati and Indianapolis delegations eye strong showings, following last year’s notable results. Tonight’s Manufacturers League schedule features Marion alleys Laycocks Centurys Kahig American Cans Columbia alleys National Autos Premiers Turner alleys Jenneys Atias Popes Parrys.
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Memorial services of Indianapolis Elks held Sunday
The annual memorial services of the Indianapolis Elks were held Sunday evening. Frederick Van Nuys of Anderson delivered the address. About 80 people attended. Plymouth church provided music. Conducted by Exalted Ruler Charles A. Grossart and other officers with Rabbi Messing. The secretary read seven names of the deceased.
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Mrs Marsh Dead In Indianapolis Hospital
Ephraim Marsh of Greenfield dies in Indianapolis hospital. Her husband died about two years ago. She was well known in eastern Indiana.
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U S Navy Plans Major Ship Expansion in Pacific Move
The United States ranks second in global ship tonnage as 1908 reports show heavy additions. Secretary Metcalf outlines a vast program including four battleships, four scout cruisers, ten destroyers, four submarines, torpedo boats, support ships, and yard expansions to bolster Pacific force and training.
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No Liquor, Few Arrests in Sunday Law Period
Poller contends that OSna-Toons minds to dive up to the new law, arrests have fallen. Enforcing the Sunday closing law helped keep the number down. Arrests in November last year were 490 more than November this year. Only 22 arrests were made Sunday.
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Noavember
Kidney health advice preys on aging bodies
An old newspaper feature urges elderly readers to treat kidney and bladder trouble with a home vegetable remedy. It cites a physician praising the treatment, describes a mixture including Compound Wargon fluid extract dandelion and sarsaparilla, and advises tea-like dosing after meals and at night with ample water.
City Perish in Explosion in Coal Mine
Fifty men are believed dead at the Naomi mine near Fayet te City Pennsylvania after an explosion and deadly afterdamp halted rescue efforts. Officials refuse comment while State Mine Inspector Henry Loutitt oversees operations as rescuers struggle with toxic fumes.
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Weston Benefit a Huge Failure at Garrick Theater
In Chicago on December 2 a planned benefit performance for Edward Payson Weston, famed pedestrian, failed. Fewer than 30 people attended the opening act, and Weston consented to cancel his lecture between acts, marking a sharp disappointment after his 1,200 mile trek.
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Navy Football Team Returns to Annapolis in Triumph
The victorious Navy football team arrived in Annapolis on December 2 and received a royal welcome. The entire brigade, led by the academy band, greeted the party at the depot and paraded through town. Midshipmen carried brooms symbolizing a clean sweep by Navy.
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Vaughn Delivers Lecture on Sermons From Shakespeare
Rev. Father Vaughn, a Catholic priest and lecturer, spoke Sunday evening at the Caleb Mills ball on the topic Sermons From Shakespeare, presenting literary and religious insights to attendees.
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Express companies to face regulation push in Congress
Washington December 2 a determined move to regulate express companies will be launched in the house after the Christmas holidays. Representative Townsend of Michigan author of the first rate bill to pass the house and spokesman for the Hepburn bill will offer a measure to extend the present law to include express companies as an interstate business. He notes express firms are large commercial outlaws to railroads and says public pressure supports bringing them under interstate Commerce Commission oversight.
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Treatment of others in daily life prompts kindness
A terse note emphasizes courteous behavior in ordinary interactions. It urges considering others, avoiding harsh words, and offering help when symptoms of strain or distress arise. The message frames daily courtesy as a practical guide to humane conduct.
The Gem Laundry Ad and Oyster Prank Promos
An old advertising snippet offers family washings by the pound with ironing and rough dry at The Gem Laundry, phone 1671, plus a note about oysters marketed as the best. Oyster Prank's at 113 N Лabourmest (typo) is mentioned as a vendor.
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