Trusts and the people demand full price inquiry
The Sun discusses Senator Bacon of Georgia calling for a Department of Commerce inquiry to compare domestic and foreign prices on essential goods. It argues the public, not a few magnates, should see accurate, authoritative data, especially during a presidential campaign, noting Tawney’s prior related findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Bacon
Georgia
Senate
Department of Commerce Spoiishor
Congress
Bacon
Tawney
Minnesota
Department of State
Department of Commerce and Labor
Love and Longevity and Federal Courts in One Column
A mixed column cites Samuel Oppenheimer arguing love shortens life via mental strain and promotes relaxation as a remedy. It blends thoughts on stress and health with a jab about federal courts and Elkhart bankers, then lauds heroism and critiques public health messaging while urging calm in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Opperheimer
New York
Hundred Year Club
Elkhart
What the Papers Say on Gorman and Reed Smoot
A collage of brief quotes notes Senator Gorman dropping from the presidential race and pundits remarking on his slim formal campaign. Senator Reed Smoot’s counsel invites full scrutiny of his client’s complete record in public and private life amid sharp commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Detroit
Eves
New Haven
Kort Atari
Basion Herald
Swirl of Rogiety and Local Social Notes
A social recap notes Miss Sarah Mao hosting the Sketching Club in Barnrtay with Jan 3 mask gives a mask at the South Side Turn Verein. J Wallace to perform a dance midweek. Miss Elizabeth Cooper attends a Knights of Columbus ball with Augusta, Go. A visit to Mr and Mrs Porter Fleming and a Friday reception at the YWCA in honor of the new local secretary Cornelia Porter Bouther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Turnverein
Sarah Mao
Barnrtay
J. Wallace
Knights of Columbus
Elizabeth Cooper
Augusta
Porter Fleming
Association
Cornelia
Porter Bouther
Eagle Memorial Meeting Notice
The Eagle dodge will hold a memorial directing at the English opera house Sunday Feb. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Dodge
English Opera House
The Bean Hill Beacon Advertisement Rates
The Beacon announces advertising rates on application. Cartwood apple and onion Bay accepted on subscriptions at the market. Drop by Bill Skrapem barber shop when in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Skrapem
Local Bean Pods and Farm Notes Amid War Talk
Dave Kernodle plans time for his ginseng farm in Bowser neighborhood while quips about China joining the war against Ruraia circulate. An accident during tafty pulling at Aunt Mary Levine’s event prompts Phoebe Fortune to consider amputation after scalding her finger. a door shove and snow plunge follow as the crowd disperses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Kernodle
Dick Drouee
Wasc
Dave
Nina
Bowser
China
Ruraia
Phoebe
Mary
Vetsrana Hen Dawson
Phoebe Fortune
Saurday
Mss Fortune
Beano Hill Notes On Town Characters And Odd Jobs
A collection of small-town anecdotes from Bean Hill recounts Phoebe Fortune facing a finger amputation risk after a cold, Tobe Smeltzer reflecting on city life, and several resident portraits. Anecdotes cover Miss Libby Lefeber, axle grease entrepreneur Bilas Snoderase, Prof Nanby’s patent palate mishap, a coroner candidate, measles, and a wild town search for a missing green hose with crystal earrings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanby
Mary Gandy
Sweet Lisping Verse of Motives and Mischief
A playful verse depicts Snaemenes and Sones Saree as dainty yet bold. It narrates a cheeky scene of a girl driving a hammer down on her thumb and uttering a July inspired swear word, praised by some and judged by ministers. The speaker reveals a conflicted attraction to the blunt utterance, framing the act as a bold confession with spiritual undertones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alam Ir
Oddities and Jests From An Old New York Flat Bonding
A chaotically assembled set of anecdotes and snippets about strange discoveries, humorous misprints, and a chorus of quirky opinions. It includes literal and figurative examples like growing roots in a flat, a lamp’s charm with a rubber ball, and a weightlifting joke, plus musings on calendars and printing credit. The piece closes with a string of humorous exchanges and a signature EDWARD BINGEI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Hilla Hohleman
Ohlo
Maputes
In- Alanapol
Wormay
A Holiday Dining Room Dream in a Snowbound House
Thurlow and Mike Wentworth linger by a fire in the Oakind house party as guests drift to the dining room. A white dressed girl toasts chestnuts while music and wind fuse into a quiet, intimate moment beside the inglenook. The tale recalls a night of memory and a moonlit Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurlow
Mike Wentworth
Freddy Carvear
Freddy Cucver
Miew Wentworth
Mien Wentworth
Atadding Beneati
Mies
Worth
Mistletoe and World Theorized In Christmas Eve Talk
In a tense scene Thurlow and Miss Wentworth discuss Freddy Carver driven by a mistletoe fantasy. The young man imagines wooing a woman with worldly wealth, while others debate his chances and moral options amid a crackling fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurlow
Freddy Carver
Awell
Christiina
Ami
Miss Wenteniich
Abe
Four Million Will Be Donated in Topeka Report
A Topeka congregational institution and four other wealthy groups have asked Andres Carnegie for 1009 dollars each. Farr College appoints a representative to Mr. Carnegie. It is said Carnegie agrees with a figure based on the assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Insular Bureau
War Department
Wright
Ayuntamiento
Manila
Geronimo
Col. Edwards
States of the Union
Grand Sala
Kansas
Topeka
Kas
Waanhurnenliea
Weatéry Coleres
Andres Carnegie
Farr
Carinae
Sir Carnegie Jooks
Flor
Striking drivers cited in odd police report notes
Mt Louis officers report a strike, with names Mayer Janno and Patrick Dempsey connected to various odd incidents. A Newark man received a letter offering four cents for a pineapple theft from years past. A New York banker faces confinement for insanity. A maid claims a failed attempt at poisoning. A cardia can explosion injures a person. John Harkrader remains in Cincinnati hospital after an accidental water spill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Louis
Maren
Mayer
Tom Janno
Cleveland
Tia
Atrick Dempsey
Newark
N. J
Dempsey
Batler
New York
Bellevue
Paina
Cardia
John Harkrader
Middletown
Cloeinnail Hospital
What They Say What They Say in Random Convention Quotes
A collage of remarks from convention attendees and public figures. Citizens like Harry Kiser and William Butler Yeats are quoted on weather, labor, city issues, and society, reflecting varied opinions about weather, politics, and progress in Indiana and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McNells
Mr. Ryan
Springfield
J. McGovern
Capital Counell
Ay Cheney
L. P. McCormack
Indiana
Bherrick
William Howells
Mevershall
George Lyon
R. C. Light
Scott
Booker
George Francia
J. H. Mwitchinson
Charlier Wood
Holtaman
Pat Dolan
Peter Adams
W. Wy
Viaduet
Carl Williamsh
Masters
Frank Foster
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Indianapolis Sun
Akred du
Hollie Morrison
John Schowe
Chy Health Board
Dean Bill
Ind
Deested
Tobe Smeltzer
Toba
Jake
Tobe
Tove
Bean Hill
En- Sogee
Tas
Hales
Frealdom
Libby Lefeber
Hartshorn
Bilas Snoderase
Atrong Foft
Brent
Ten
Michigan
Tam
Jor Clabber
Ente
Tom Williamson
Ite
Snaemenes & Sones Saree
Satan
Thore Iatter-hearia
Hit
Joh
Jobblotz
Toblotz
Cald
Hanna
Barkls
Tke Marcus
Rimstein
Chigg
Ghime
St. Phirk-T
Lmus
Edward Bingei
Hood
Harrington
Conway
Harry Kiser
Thomas Hf
Gibaon
P. J. Rran
Chicago
Wiliam Butler Yeats
Mr. Yeats
Albert Evans
Wall
Rio
Indianapolis
R Bacon CO
Rochester, N. Y
Grand Central Station
Broadway
Meaoner & Co
Frederick Hoffman
East and Midh
Sts
Come
Scott's
Hongyim
H Pats
Lohe
Clare Az Futana
East Asia
West Center
Malo
Lampert
Wilbur
Pettis Dry Goods
Interam
HOI Trust
Indiana Trust Building
Weil
Diane
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
Markal St
Indianapolia
Capital
SAAB
de Aseeta
Helliday
B.C Martin
Indianapolis Gas Co
Pennsylvania
Vories
Sixzen
Golda
A. Adnas
Hudeon Street
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