Kuhn for Indiana Governor Backed by Hancock Judge
Special to The Sun from Greenfield Indiana reports Judge Edward Felt of Hancock circuit court endorses Rev. Thomas H Kuhn of Richmond for Indiana governor. Felt praises Kuhn's honest, pro common people stance, vast education, ministry, and long service in education reform as proof he can defeat Watson and curb political corruption.
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Sun
Greenfield
Ind
Edward W. Felt
Hancock
Thomas H. Kuhn
Richmond
Sixth Congressional District
Indiana
Felt
Rev. Kuhn
Rev
T. H. Kuhn
Tipton
Kokomo
Frankfort
Marion
The
Christian Church
Ten Million Deposited in Savings Bank of Great Britain
Millions in the Savings Bank of Great Britain outline the world’s largest savings bank, with ten million English on deposit totaling about 760 million dollars. Deposits capped at 250 dollars yearly plus largest withdrawal, with surplus moved to government bonds. Withdrawals pass through post offices nationwide, central processing in West Kensington. The system, connected to the post office, keeps costs low and salaries modest, with a peak pay of 5000 dollars.
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London
Post Office
England
United Kingdom
West Kensington
Kensington
Ireland
Nurse's Story Promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills
A nurse writes of relief from severe headaches using Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills after doctor visits failed. She cites personal cases, including a neighbor who stopped needing a doctor after using the pills, and notes repeated recommendations to grateful people. Pills sold by a local druggist for 26 cents. mailed by Medical Co. Elkhart Ind.
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Miles
the & St
Josephine Bohn
W. Genesee St
Auburn
Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Freedom and Independence In Constitution Insure Purity
A quotation extols the freedom and independence guaranteed by the constitution. It argues that intelligent exercise by freemen, free from professional politicians and selfish interests, ensures social and political purity unattainable when a few control all power.
Real heroine Margaret Laurie stars in Treasure Trail serial
Margaret Laurie is described as a brave ambitious western girl and the central heroine of The Treasure Trail, which will be published serially in the Indianapolis Sun starting Friday.
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Margaret Laurie
Indianapolis Sun
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Claim
An ad promising to cure a cold in one day by taking laxative bromos and quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. The box bears E. W. Grove’s signature and costs two cents.
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E. W. Grove
Tells Unpleasant Truths By Dr Bridge
Dr Bridge argues in a small book that misfit parents are divorced by courts as a form of public justice. He says children should share in this privilege, noting reform school removals occur when a child’s misconduct harms public interests. He holds both parents and children at fault, but blames the parents more.
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Kuhn
United States
Wabash College
University of Indianapolis
University of Chicago
Lurber
Socn
Commissioner's push to restore corporal punishment in schools
Special to The Sun New York Oct 7 Commissioner Jonas says he will study and possibly lead a chastisement committee to restore the hickory in public schools. He recalls his own sapling experience and argues punishment fosters respect while noting concerns from clothing trades and teachers.
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the Sun
New York
Jonas
Board of Education
Mrs Russell Sage Plans Move to Sag Harbor Estate
Mrs Russell Sage, weary of New York life, will reside in Sag Harbor, about 100 miles from the city. She recently purchased an old mansion near her grandparents’ home and is studying renovation plans with keen interest.
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Russell Sage
New York
Sag Harbor
Political maneuvering in Indiana 1911 campaign hints
Discussion on Democratic state chairmanship reappointment by W H O'Brien and a campaign for Reverend T H Kuhn for governor. Mentions of Fairbanks opposition, Wilfred Jessup's anti Fairbanks stance, and reactions from The Freeman and The World. Notes Lawrence McTurnan for Superintendent, Wabash County’s H Tomlin prospects, and Holliday backing Watson while exiting his own race.
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W. H. O’brien
T. H. Kuhn
Fairbanks
Wilfred Jessup
Wayne County
Indiana
Wilfred
Lawrence McTurnan
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Fassett A. Cotton
Cotton
Mr. McTurnan
Madison County
Rigdon
Madison- Grant Line
MA Cotton
Boo Hoo Baby and Collier's Libel War Sparks Debate
A doctor of divinity now editor denounces Collier's Weekly and the Religious Press in a public dispute over libel suits. He attacks Collier's for sensational tactics and defends Postum and Grape-Nuts claims, arguing in favor of natural, non medicinal nutrition and outlining the controversy's wider impact on public opinion.
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Collier's Weekly
Collier's
Collier’s Weekly
America
Postum
New Orleans
Postum Co
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Bryce
Didate
Says
Brown Township
Hancock County
George Kuhn
Butler
Butler University
Savings Bank of Great Britain
Central Postal Savings Bank
Sands of
the Schools of New
York City
Nathan 8
Brooklyn
Rattan
Freeman
Indianapolis
James E. Watson
George Knox
Watson
Knox
Gurley Brewer
Indianapolis World
William S. Taylor
Marion County
the World
Taylor
Wabash County
J. H.tomlin
Shelby
John W. Lewis
Wabash
Holliday
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