Mormon Saints Need No Doctors
Special to The Sun from Salt Lake City May 31 reports Joseph F. Smith leader of the Latter Day Saints telling funeral crowds that physicians and nurses are unnecessary even for birth and urging widowed husbands to marry again. He claimed five wives and 43 children and said flowers at funerals are a needless expense while praising church hymns over secular songs.
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Joseph F. Smith
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Smith
George E. Wesley
Worcester
Mass
George Reheuser
Turners’ Association
Lake Quinsigamond
Marion Balcolm
Ernest Batcom
Marion
Speculation Grows Over Motive in Pea Ambush
Rushville Indiana May 31 police probe an attempted assassination of William Pea a duty officer who was shot from ambush a few nights ago Police think the attacker was not a local man and remain without a single clue amid ongoing inquiries
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Rushville
Ind
William Pea
Miss Loving To Testify In Father Murder Trial
Richmond May 31 Miss Elizabeth Loving daughter of Judge Loving will testify about her experience with Theodore Estes the man murdered. The defense says Estes drugged and ruined her and that Judge Loving shot Estes in frenzy after learning the story of his daughter's alleged dishonor.
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Richmond
Elizabeth Loving
Escaped inmate and stolen padlock from Kokomo cell
In Kokomo Indiana on May 31 Alta Haefhern arrested for intoxication and placed in the city building jail. He escaped by picking the burglar proof padlock from the door and carrying it away. He left the city and authorities reported the cell empty with no trace of him.
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Kokomo
Ind
Alta Haefhern
Hathern
Teacher in Politics Announces Candidacy
Special to The Luna reports Lee Reynolds a school teacher and farmer from Hagerstown Indiana will run as joint representative for Wayne and Fayette counties. Reynolds aims to represent both communities in the state legislature. He combines teaching duties with farming and seeks broad support from local residents.
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Hagerstown
Ind
Lee Reynolds
Wayne and
Fayette Counties
Body Found Of Man Believed Drowned In Creek
The body of Elisha Whitehead was recovered from a creek near Evansville Indiana yesterday. He was believed to have accidentally drowned.
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Creek
Evanbville
Ind
Elisha Whitehead
Here
Dress and Age in Gentlewomanly Style
Elizabeth Anstruther argues in the Complete Beauty Book that true elegance combines dress with age. A gentlewoman dresses with the dignity of her years, avoiding the foolish pretense of remaining girlish in old age and never disguising income by styling.
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Elizabeth Anstruther
Lutheran General Synod Adjourns Chooses Richmond as Next Meet
The general synod of the Lutheran Church of America adjourned yesterday in Sunbury Pennsylvania and accepted St Paul's Church Richmond Indiana as the site for the next meeting.
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Sunbury
General Synod
The
Lutheran Church of Ameriica
St. Paul's Church
Richmond
Ind
The Sewing Bird a Fading Grandmother’s Tool
A Washington Times note laments the sewing bird once common in homes for pinning and guiding fabric. It praises its convenience while offering a machine-based workaround and ends with a health suggestion for post illness recovery.
General Kuroki Attends Decoration Day in Chicago
Gen Baron Kuroki, famed for the Yalu, led his party in Chicago on Decoration Day. He laid a wreath on Abraham Lincoln’s monument in Lincoln Park, joining the city’s ceremonies.
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Kuroki
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Park
Equal Pay for Equal Work Bills Moves in New York
Albany May 31 The New York teachers salary bill aiming for equal pay for equal work faces Gov. Hughes after passing the legislature twice. The measure, backed by the women teachers campaign, would require salary parity regardless of sex and has been vetoed by Mayor McClellan before final consideration.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
McClellan
New York City
Iske Furniture Store Promotes Low Prices and Quality
The Iske Furniture store at 312 314 Virginia Ave markets itself as one of the city’s finest shops for quality and exclusive design. Owner Mr Iske notes a large citywide business due to reliable stock and unusually moderate prices driven by low Virginia rent, offering a top rug selection and a range of individual furniture pieces suitable for gifts.
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Iske Furniture
Virginia-ave
Iske
Virginia
Second-Hand Furniture Bargains At Mr. Walker’s Store
A South-side shop by Mr. Walker at 318 Virginia-are highlights second-hand furniture as a thrifty choice with a large, carefully chosen stock. The ad promises well represented items at ridiculously low prices and notes many beautiful and useful pieces available at fraction of former costs.
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Walker
Virginia-are
Free ten word room rent ad offered by The Sun
The Sun offers a free ten word advertisement for three days for vacant rooms for rent. It invites readers to place short rental notices using its free want columns.
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The
Sun
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