Teeth disease linked to pyorrhea says Indiana dental meeting
Dr J P Carmichael of Milwaukee told the Indiana State Dental Association the 50 percent of diseases originate in loose gums infected with pyorrhea. He warned saliva sugar aids germ growth and that neglect of diseased gums harms kidneys and other organs. Modern tools curb germ diseases and pyorrhea is a local dental disease from neglect. The session discussed election of officers with Dr C D Lucas likely to be president.
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J. P. Carmichael
Milwaukee
Wis
Indiana State Dental Association
Claypool Hotel
Homeopaths Call Prevention Key to Health Declares Hinsdale
Dr. W B Hinsdale of the Homeopathic Institute at Ann Arbor told the Indiana Institute of Homeopathy at the Denison hotel that medicine now focuses on sickness prevention. He urged recognizing predisposing states and guiding patients to avoid disease as a main trend. The talk sparked lively discussion led by Dr. John N Taylor of Crawfordsville. Dr. Rebecca Rogers George spoke on Protective Information.
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W. B. Hinsdale
Homeopathic Institute
Ann Arbor
Mich
Indiana Institute of Homeopathy
Denison Hotel
John N. Taylor
Crawfordsville
Rebecca Rogers George
Law change urged for premed college attendance
The American Association of Physio Medical Physicians and Surgeons proposes altering the law that requires two years of college before medical school admission. Dr N L D Johnson of Chicago, president, says many students who skip extended prep are often better suited for medicine.
Walk to Edge of City to See Comet
Mrs Henry Breadheft and her daughter left their Jefferson avenue home in the early hours to get closer to a distant comet. They walked to Brookside Park, failing to gain a better view, then returned home, concluding the trip offered good exercise and that Brookside provided a similar sight.
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Jefferson Avenue
Brookside Park
Brookside
Trade Men To Host Buyers Meet During Aviation Week
Indianapolis Trade association plans a four day buyers meet for retail merchants during aviation week June 13 to 18. Coupon books will grant access to baseball game Speedway airship races and shows with theater and monument tickets. The program aims to draw 5000 to 10000 visitors from Indiana and neighboring territories.
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Lis
Trade Association
Motor Speedway Management
Indianapolis
Indiana
Utica businessmen touring Midwest visit Indianapolis
A Utica New York business delegation on a two week auto tour visited Indianapolis as part of a westward to Ft. Wayne route. The 2050 mile trip is half complete with expenses covered by members. They praised Indiana traction ines and noted locals were content and not actively promoting the city.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Trade Association
Middle West
Ft. Warne
Indiana
Prac
West Tenth Street Car Line Petition Draws Support
H D Cornelius K F Rommel R M Boone and others petitioned the Board of Public Works for a car line out West Tenth street. A survey will be made to assess profitability before further steps. A mass meeting at Stower's hall showed strong support for a cross town line in the northern city. Three hundred residents formed a group to press the demand before the Board of Works and the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company.
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H. D. Cornelius
K. F. Rommel
R. M. Boone
W. Tenth Street
Board of Public Works
Stower's Hall
Clifton
Udell Streets
Board of Works
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Hoss Endorsed By First Ward Republicans
J D Hoss, Republican sheriff nominee candidate, was endorsed Tuesday night at a meeting of precinct committeemen and voters of the first ward held at M Davidson’s home 1401 Jefferson Ave.
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Hoss
J. D. Hoss
First Ward
M. Davidson
Jefferson Arene
Steals Medicine Meant for Horse From Feed Store
Police seek a man described as hungry as a horse who robbed Styers and Mc Gee feed store at 617-19 Virginian avenues on Tuesday night. The intruder forced the back door and carried off two sacks of oats six sacks of corn and a quantity of horse medicine.
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Styers & McGee
Virginian
Newark Man Fights for Ear After Train Collision
Clay Gault, 23, of Newark, after being knocked down by a train, stood and fought dispensary doctors and a bicycle officer near West and Georgia streets. He groaned but saved his ear, while a drunkenness charge appeared on the police slate.
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Clay Gault
Newark
Gault
West
Georgia
Riereleman
Mother Superior on Witness Stand in Damages Suit
Mother Superior Ursula of the Society of the Good Shepherd testified in circuit court about the institution in Mamie Smiths $25,000 damage suit. She described building construction daily routines room layouts and departmental oversight while denying mistreatment or unlawful detention.
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Ursula
Society of the Good Shepherd
Circuit Court
Mamie Smith
France
Proclamation Read At Indiana G A R Memorial Day Service
Grand Army posts in Indiana are asked to read Governor Marshall’s proclamation at Memorial Day services this year an order from Department Commander Somers praises the prose as patriotic and worthy of inclusion in the literature. The order also notes railroad companies offer one and one half fare round trip to Terre Haute for the 31st state encampment of the G A R.
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Grand Army Posts of
Indiana
Department of Indiana
Marshall
C. A. Somers
Terre Haute
Rockville Tuberculosis Hospital to Remain Idle
Indiana's Rockville hospital for tuberculosis will stay unused while awaiting legislative funds. A physician committee rejected a $40,000 private maintenance offer, fearing future mandatory private upkeep if lawmakers do not reimburse. Health officials warn many patients could die without state support.
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Indiana Hospital
Indiana
Rockville Hospital
Department of Public Health
Statehouse
Board of Trade Nomination Committee Picks Seven Of Twenty Four
Board of Trade selects a seven member nominating committee from 24 candidates to name nominees for the club’s regular ticket. The June 13 officers election looms, with two independent tickets likely to challenge.
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Board of Trade
Robert H. Bryson
John J. Appel
Chas. (. Berry
William J. Mooney
M. A. Woolen
James H. Taylor
Héirs R. Willis
James S. Crush
William H. Cooper
Joseph H. Kebler
Edward D Evars
C. A. Bookwalter
Henry Rauh
Victor C. Kendall
Willam Scott
Joseph C. Sehaf
Perley B. Raymond
Rheumatism Cited in Attempt on Life by William James
William James, 63, tried to end his life Wednesday afternoon by cutting his throat with a razor at his daughter’s home on 517 West Court Street. Suffering rheumatism for months is given as the cause. He was an engineer at a local flour mill for twenty years and may recover at the city hospital.
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William James
West Court Street
James
City Hall Opening Delayed Amid Overruns and Delays
Henry W. Jensen, supervising engineer for the new city hall, says completion by August 1 is likely, but city officials doubt a move before autumn due to possible delays. Plastering nears finish, marble lining enters entrances and corridors, while woodwork plumbing and electrical fixtures remain to be installed.
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Henry W. Jensen
City Hall
Real Estate Transfers From City Listings and Purchases
Real estate transfers include Spray Hiatt to Ida M Matthews et al for lot 14 in Wildron's Central avenue addition with 40x feet improved on New Jersey Street. Harry L Robbins to Jas R Henry for lots 2 and 3 in Stobbin's sub part North Side addition 60x feet improved on Thirdy-third Street. Oliver G Thomas to Florence G Thomas for lot 16 in Benson's W Michigan street addition 2x40 feet improved on Wilcox street. Boulevard Land Co to Edgar T Shane barger et al for lot 3 Boulevard Park addition 40x130 feet vacant on Central avenue. John J Costello to Elizabeth C Dooley for lot 14 Terry et al sub U S 141 400x195 feet improved on Maryland street. Rock Wilding to Edgar Harkness et al for lot 8 B 3 Walker's E Ohio street addition 25x145 feet improved on Vermont street. Teter Staff to Jas A McHaffer for lot 6 Fall Creek Union Cemetery. Patrick E Deery to Carl J Hindel for 29 and part of 30 Wiley's sub outlet 10 etc improved on Fayette street. Catherine Meskill to Harriet Booker for lot ...
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Spray Hiatt
Ida M. Matthews
Wildron
Central Avenue
New Jersey Street
Thirtieth Street
Harry L. Robbins
Jas. R. Henry
Stobbin’s Sub
North Side
Thirdy-third Street
McPherson Avenue
Oliver G. Thomas
Florence G. Thomas
Benson
W. Michigan Street
Wilcox Street
Bank Avenue
Boulevard Land Co
Edgar T. Shanebarger
Boulevard Park
Twenty-ninth Street
John J. Costello
Eliabeth CC
Dooley
Terry
U. S
Maryland Street
Voest Street
Wilding
Edgar Harkness
Walker
E. Ohio Street
Vermont Street
Oriental Street
Teter
Jas. A. McHaffer
Fall Creek Union Cemetery
Patrick E. Deery
Carl J. Hindel
Wiley’s Sub
Fayette Street
St. Clair Street
Catherine Meskill
Harriet Booker
Real estate transfers list with many parcels and buyers
A long record of property deeds listing buyers such as Bernie E. Cain Josephine Thatcher and Edward E. Hattell along with parcels in Irvington Lenox Place and Oak Hill. Amounts range from 40 to 6 100 and several entries note vacant or improved status with street and lot descriptions and tax-title transfers to National Investment Company.
Property transfers list shows numerous Ardmore and city lots
Real estate transfers record multiple sales with buyer seller and parcel details including lots 129 130 Ardmore addition 100x133 vacant at Thirty ninth Street and Broadway 1300 dollars and several others across streets like Milburn Dearborn Indiana Avenue and Broadway with prices from 60 to 13000 dollars noting improved or vacant status and sides of streets.
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Marcus G. Atkins
Margaret Schooner
Ardmore
Thirty Ninth Street
Broadway
Charles A. Mitchell
May Funk
Stout
Indiana Avenue
Milburn Pig
Fourteenth Street
Wetaheth
Viernickel
Anna Helm
Shoemakera
Twenty-fifth
Dearborn Streets
Chas. R. Brunt
Wille E. Fielder
Cooper Et al
Twentieth Street
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