One Woman in America Wears German Cross of Merit
Madame von Olenhausen of Lexington Massachusetts is cited as the sole American woman officially honored with both the Iron Cross and the Cross of Merit by German rulers. The article outlines her wartime service as a nurse, her marriage to Baron von Olenhausen, and her life in Massachusetts, including her Boston studio home and a potential meeting with Prince Henry of Prussia.
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William I
Germany
Theodore Parker
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Dorothea Dix
Berlin
Clara Barton
Mme. von Olenhausen
William
Mr. Schiesinger
Grundmann Studios
Reincke
Hoston
Prince Henry
Olenhausen
Zwichau
Saxony
Daily A Case Of Hero Worship Story
A narrator recognizes Paul Bragdon at a gathering through his writing and literary reputation. Cicely introduces a stranger beside her as Bragdon, sparking tension as the narrator wrestles with admiration, arrogance, and a longing to meet the author personally. The exchange reveals themes of authenticity and idealism in art.
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Paul Bragdon
Cicely
Bragdon
Nature's Own Remedy Alma-Bromo Salt Featured
Alma Michigan mineral spring waters crystallized into a home remedy for constipation and many ailments. Claimed to cleanse bowels and strengthen nerves, this tonic is sold by druggists for 50 cents a bottle and offers a free trial bottle by mail from Michigan Drug Co Detroit.
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Alma
Mich
Michigan’ Drug ‘Co
Detroit
Real estate forecast for Indianapolis home building in spring
Real estate dealers foresee increased building in Indianapolis come spring though builders doubt a boom. Architects stay busy, contractors expect less large construction, and costs rise with lumber while brick prices hold steady. Prices likely stabilize in 1 to 2 weeks as demand tightens.
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Indianapolis
Douglas Club Reorganized Becomes Active City Group
The Douglas club a leading colored organization in the west now has 365 members all young men. Located at 330 W Michigan st its two story clubhouse hosts parlors a dance hall cafe and a gym. Led by the Blackburn brothers the club emphasizes lawful wholesome recreation while avoiding gambling and political entanglements. Fred Lewis president and manager notes members welcome law officers and the club aims to be a social law abiding entity. Brutus McWilliams secretar y and Ed Lewis treasurer are among its officers.
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Young Republican Colored Club
West
Old Propagandas Club
Douglas
Michigan St
Blackburn Brothers
Fred Lewis
Law
Columbia Club
Ed Lewis
Brutus McWilliams
Weather War Talk Ends Five Year Friendship
A moment of awkward anticipation as Cicely’s admiration for Paul Bragdon confronts a narrator who fears being mere wallpaper in Bragdon’s presence. Bragdon’s joking question about weather or war sparks a shared laugh, sealing a deeper bond between the two men.
Back to God's Country and Local Notes
Hoosierisms reports Tony Alyea returns from North Dakota. A Hebron car item, Valparaiso Messenger. A temperance wave sweeps Lexington Scottsburg and southern Indiana towns. M E Strouser kicked by a mule but not seriously hurt. Spencer Democrat. Sassafras Ike of Morgan county will send sassafras gifts to Prince Henry with his wife’s pretzels.
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Tony Alyea
North Dakota
Lexington
Scottsburg
Indiana
M. E. Strouser
Childress Hill Cor
Spencer Democrat
Ike
Morgan County
Prince Henry
Locusts Emerge in Monroe County and Odd News
A 17 year locust brood was unearthed in Salt Creek township Monroe county about 14 inches below ground. The insect group is slated to appear in Indiana for a short period this year. Other notes tell of Epicureans craving locusts and a man recalling a costly elk encounter. Enos Fairweather plans a cattery for black cats and will ship hides to New York while feeding carcasses to hogs unless two cents is found.
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Salt Creek Township
Monroe County
Indiana
Enos Fairweather
Chesley
New York
Entertained Young Ladies by Local Musicians on N Delaware
The young ladies of the Bertha Ballard home on N Delaware St were entertained Thursday night by a group of musicians including John W Lovellette Charles Stark Samuel Sachs A A Mayfield and William McCabe.
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Bertha Ballard
N. Delaware St
John W. Lovellette
Charles Stark
Samuel Sachs
A. A. Mayfield
William McCabe
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