Martindale Ave Street Railway Gets Back On Track
The Board of works reports progress on the Martindale Avenue street railway extension. Atlas engine works will provide a grade for a required switch, allowing the Atlas promise to be completed soon and the track to be laid. Local residents welcome the anticipated benefit and the stirred pace. Col J B Maynard is remembered as a forceful Indiana writer with clear ideas who left a lasting impact on the newspaper world.
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Ries
Dabout
McGowan
Thi Sun
Martindale‘ave
Board of Works
Barkis
Atlas
Street
Col
J. B. Maynard
Indiana
Tarkington Urges Indiana Vote for Hooiser Authors Income
Booth Tarkington proposes Indiana voters approve $500 annually to support Hoosier writers. The note appears amid a string of opinion and editorial cuttings. The item also mentions Tarkington's recent marriage and questions whether he seeks a pension or merely pin money.
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Booth Tarkington
Indiana
Tarkington
Buffalo News
Committee On Arbitration
Cleveland Plain- Dealer
Next Morning Philosopher and Advice in Brief Maxims
Candid proverbs urge frugality and restraint Borrow little beg less and steal nothing Count nothing lost for others will recover They warn against yesterday's failures shaping tomorrow and avoiding obligations to others They note fretful neighbors cause social friction and distinguish youth from age by persistence and obstinacy
Old Lady Power and Tariff Talk Across Papers
A Fortville News jab at a judge over Mother Jones and federal power contrasts with local editorials from Waterloo Press on voting for the old prosperity party. The Richmond Palladium notes pig skin tires as rubber substitutes, while Michigan City Dispatch blames tariff policy for trusts and sugar trust leaders’ testimony.
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United States
Germany
Festival for St Francis church in Brightwood begins Tuesday
A three night benefit festival for St Francis church Brightwood led by Pastor Victore Brucker starts Tuesday evening. Church grounds are decorated by the ladies with refreshments to be run by the Altar and Young Ladies societies and amusements by the men’s societies.
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St. Francis Church
Brightwood
Victore Brucker
Prince of Wales headgear and other scattered items
A feature on the Prince of Wales feather headdress from the feriwah bird, its costly 20 year gathering and perilous hunts, followed by legal cases in Utah, a Lisbon Maine prayer turret, a Liverpool deserter capture, and a dramatic underwater arrest in London police history.
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Tower
Edward
India
Delhi
Paradise
London Chronicle
Indiana Laureates andPolitics in a Single Mind
The piece notes Booth Tarkington entering politics and jokes about Indiana producing more literary masterpieces weekly than ancient Greece. It mentions potential U S Senate talk for J Whitcomb Riley and reflects Indiana pride in its writers and cultural impact.
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Booth Tarkington
Indiana School of Literature
Hoosier
Commonwealth
J. Whitcomb Riley
United States Senate
Indiana
New York Evening Sun
Greece
Detroit Free Press
City Fr. Lockerbiest Fair Postponed After Death
The city fair is postponed until next week due to Col. Maynard's death. Funeral services for Col. J. B. Magna were held at 3 p.m. Tuesday with interment in Louisville. Marion County teachers institute will meet August 25 in the criminal court room. Dr. J. Y. Kennedy of Hillsboro Indiana is seriously ill in Acton Indiana from blood poisoning from a razor scratch. Central Labor Union passed resolutions of respect to the deceased and sympathy to the family.
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J. Y. Kennedy
Hillsboro
Ind
Indianapolis
Acton
Marion’ County Teachers’ Institute
Howard Sandison
Terre Haute
E. W. Dennis
Earlham College
Col. J. B. Magna
Hi Late
Louisville
Central Labor Union
Fragmentary columns page hints at Bale gag lines
Partial OCR from The Bun s For Bale columns shows scattered phrases about Bod and a jokey exchange. The readable bits suggest a humor column style with playful chatter but lack complete sentences or named figures.
A CORNE FOR THE WOMEN Fashion Tips
Fashion notes discuss the flat back out of style and plaited elements for summer wear. White linen trims dark gowns, sashes of chiffon, and new materials like Indian silk shirtwaists cool and launder well. Deep lace collars and voluminous pleated sleeves emerge with mousseline accents. Embroidery and cover designs in Mount Mellick style gain appeal, with cushions and pillow covers in various fabrics and color schemes.
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Mount Mellick
Ecru
Feathered hats endure as thrift, says millinery expert
A millinery department clerk advises that feathers keep value far longer than flowers or ribbons. She argues a well chosen plume lasts, can be steamed or curled, and is cheaper to maintain, noting home cleaning risks from knives and lamps and recommending professional cleaning.
Home Remedies for Nails and Skins From Daily Guide
Brittle nails benefit from almond oil rubbed into nails and fingertips overnight. Sit hands in oatmeal after washing to whiten and soften skin. Prunes soaked briefly in hot water sweeten with sugar and serve with meat. Ornament trends favor plain metal trims and minimal decoration. Silk ribbons wash in cold soapy water and dry flat.
Novelty in Fancy Work Adds to Wearing Apparel
The passage notes fashion detail with embroidery on stocks and watch fobs, faggoting in gown decoration, and careful stitches for lace insertions and appliques. Beads and spangles complete the ornamentation.
Bits and bobs from era humor and wry quotes
A collage of quips and witticisms from various papers. Jokes on driving, work, love, diaries, and money tease readers with playful observations and light satire from early 20th century columns.
Hart's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims $100 for Uncured Cases
Frank J. Cheney and F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo swear an oath that they will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hart's Catarrh Cure. The affidavit, sworn December 6, 1886, notes the product is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials.
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Frank J. Carnzr
F. J. Cxensr & Co
Toledo
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Hall
Baked peaches and peach parfait recipes with gems and muffins
Instructions for baked peaches with sugar and cream topping, peach parfait made from peach pulp and cream, and light cornmeal and graham muffins. Includes steps for preparing fruit, whipping cream, chilling, freezing, and baking in hot ovens.
The Tryst and Other Poems in A Morning Note
A compilation of brief poem excerpts and verse fragments from The Tryst by The Poets, Era and Milwaukee News selections. It blends romantic dialogue with reflective pieces on society, labor, gratitude, and current events framed in a late nineteenth or early twentieth century newspaper voice.
Properly Styled Bathrooms for Cleanliness and Order
The passage urges constant freshness in home bathrooms. It emphasizes a sparkling, ready state with gleaming surfaces. Shelves and cabinets are essential to hide medicines and bottles, avoiding a careless appearance.
Notable anecdotes from public life and royal figures
A Sun day school tale reveals George W. Cable’s joke about his three children. Reports mention two sons of Louis Kossuth invited to Cleveland for the unveiling of his statue, with Hungary sending soil for the pedestal. Sophia, queen of Norway, aids Salvation Army. Gen Fred Grant's son at West Point, and King Albert of Saxony supported education, music, and public lectures.
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Louis Kossuth
Cleveland
Hungary
The
Salvation Army
Sophia
Norway
Sweden
England
Gen
Booth
Fred Grant
VU. S. the
West Point
Academy
Albert
Saxony
Dresden
Assumption Church Lawn Fete Noted In Local Gossip
A swirl of social tidings from town includes the Assumption church lawn fete planned for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, visits to Cot tage Grove and Cairo, Egypt, departures for St Joseph Michigan, and a Mortonplace musicale hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Heaton with a petite program by local young people.
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Assumption Church
Katherine Schrader
Cottage Grove
Ind
Etta Ferguson
Martha Dyer
Marie Narvel
Muncie
Clarion Potts
George
Etla Shields
St. Joseph
Mich
Rosemary Brennan
Sheerin
Shtel
A. J. Barnard
N. Meridian St
George Reisner
Cairo
Egypt
H. M. Bronson
Robert Heaton
Mortonplace
Alice Heaton
Knightstown
Hazel Woodard
Kate Gibson
Luna Confare
Miss Adams
Miss Heaton
Helen Heaton
Messrs. Smith
Tyler
Reagan
Flack Trial Thursday Faces State Pure Food Charge
Joseph Flack proprietor of an Indianapolis creamery company faces a Thursday trial before Judge Stubbs on a pure food law violation. The two other charges were dismissed and the collected evidence will be used in the Thursday proceedings. The statute prescribes up to a $500 fine and 190 days in the workhouse for conviction.
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Joseph Flack
Indianapolis Creamery Company
Stubbs
Flack
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