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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1910
Page
5
In Tipton Indiana on February 22 farmers reported notably less ground breaking than last year when many had finished plowing. The contrast highlights a slower start to field work as conditions differ from the prior season.
Anty Drudge hears Mrs Neverrest recount a nightmare sparked by a day of hard washing. Anty Drudge advises using Fels-Naptha in lukewarm water to finish quickly with cleaner, whiter clothes and no boiling or steaming.
Hudson County Prosecutor Pierre P. Garven signals grand jury indictments against National Packing Company directors over unfit cold storage meat and poultry. He alleges packers flood markets with aged carcasses, claiming witnesses show poultry stored up to seven years while boards of health are accused of dilatory action.
New York school Public School No. 77 on Eighty sixth Street and First Avenue launches a real bank run by students. Class Seven B 3 organizes a board of ten directors led by Sidney Friedenthal with Oswald Feiner as chief cashier. Deposits start at one cent with no account under two cents. seven to ten year olds gain eligibility next term under guardian oversight.
President Taft withdrew the senate’s nomination of five judges for the court of customs appeals after salaries in the tariff act were cut from 10000 to 7000 annually. Some nominees refuse to leave their current posts, notably Devries who earns 9000 per year on the Board of General Appraisers.
President Taft departed Washington early today for New York City in a private car, arriving Jersey City by 4:41 p.m. He plans to address a New Jersey society dinner in New York and speak to the Newark Board of Trade in Newark tomorrow night, returning to Washington Thursday morning.
Mrs. Kate Bustek and Mrs. Robert L. Bailey left Wabash Indiana on Wednesday for the Isle of Pines in the West Indies. Mrs. Bailey owns a citrus farm and plans to clear land and prepare it for planting citrus trees during a six week absence. The region is described as productive with abundant fruitage and little labor.
Washington February 22 Rufus A ne of California assistant chief of the guards of the Isthmian canal has resigned from the government post amid procedural questions and unclear duties. The report notes internal changes affecting security at the canal zone.
A novelty skin product named poslam is offered for experimental testing through Emergency Laboratories in New York. The process involves applying a sample to a skin area about the size of a silver dollar with claims of clearing the spot within 24 hours. The product, used for eczema and other minor skin ailments, is sold in a fifty cent package at H J Huder’s and Weber Drug Co. in Indianapolis and nationwide.
Public School No. 77 students operate a school bank named Bank of P. S. No. 77 with 60 dollars capital. They deposit small sums, reinvest profits, and plan future growth through advisory guidance and aeronautics successes. The class also produced a school magazine and is preparing a large athletic meet.
London february 22 Arthur J Balfour Unionist leader met party chieftains and signaled readiness to replace premier Asquith. Liberals face defeat as Ireland withholds support, with predictions of a general election and a reform debate in the upper house. Balfour argued budgets gain backing in constituencies though Ireland opposes.
Luman K. Babcock supervised moving mayor's office equipment from rooms 471 and 402 to rooms 46 and 6 in the Majestic building. New rooms are larger and will be used until all city offices relocate to the new city hall around September or October.
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