Wilson may fully recover from stroke and regain movement
Washington December 6 1922 Woodrow Wilson has made a steady recovery from a paralytic stroke suffered after his League of Nations tour Doctors say he may soon regain use of his arms legs and muscles He walks in his garden without aid using a malacca cane less each day and shows marked improvement since his illness began
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United Press
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Wilson
White House
Carry T. Grayson
Grayson
Mr. Wilson
S St
Harding
Escapes from Penal Farm Attributed to Bad Buildings
The State penal farm escapes are blamed on faulty structures rather than the superintendent. Claude Greggs said the investigation found the buildings are in poor condition and require immediate attention. A board meeting on December 19 will draft a building program for Governor McCray.
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Claude Greggs
Board of Trustees
Grege
McCray
Ten Indianapolis Residents Named in State Board Pardon Hearings
Ten Indianapolis persons are listed among sixty awaiting hearings before the State Board of Pardons this month. Names include Karl Brown for assault and battery, Fred Harms for violation of Aquor laws, Henry Pressly for issuing fraudulent checks, and others such as Lewis McQuery, W. D. Williams, Fred Tomlinson, Freming Wright, Lester Ammerman, John F. Gross, and Charles Bin ford facing charges from burglary to conspiracy to rob.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Pardons
Karl Brown
Fred Harms
Aquor
Henry Pressly
Lewis McQuery
W. D. Williams
Fred Tomlinson
Freming Wright
Lester Ammerman
John F. Gross
Charles Binford
Good Manners in a Small Town Social Etiquette
The piece discusses calling on newcomers in a small town and suggests that if they appear haughty one need not pursue further acquaintance. It notes close community ties mean many city conventions like exchanging cards can be disregarded.
Engineer Condemns Two Bridges as Dangerous
John J. Griffith told the board of county commissioners that two Fall Creek bridges and a Keystone Ave branch road bridge are in dangerous condition. He recommended limiting traffic to two ton trucks, noting trucks of ten to fourteen tons have used them. The road is closed until repairs are finished.
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Fall Creek
Keystone Ave
John J. Griffith
Board of County Commissioners
Griffith
Illinois and Thirtieth Street Business League Banquet
The Illinois and Thirtieth Street Business League hosts a 6 p m banquet at the Pot Roast Cafeteria 115 W Thirtieth St to foster merchant cooperation. E S Shepherdson serves as president with Guy L Doggett vice president James Phillip treasurer and Edward W Clark secretary on the entertainment committee.
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Illinois and
Robbery Attempt on Lizzie Bunch at Seventeenth Street
A colored man pursued Mrs. Lizzie Bunch from Twelfth Street to Seventeenth Street and Boulevard Place, attacked her and attempted to seize her purse. She screamed and resisted, and the assailant fled.
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Lizzie Bunch
Seventeenth St
Twelfth St
Senate Ave
Boulevard Place
Gargle Remedy With Aspirin Promised By Bayer
A harmless aspirin gargle recipe uses two Bayer tablets dissolved in four tablespoons water to soothe the throat. Gargle thoroughly and repeat in two hours if needed. Use genuine Bayer tablets marked with the Bayer Cross, sold in tin boxes of twelve for a few cents.
Drink Water for Kidney Pain and Uric Acid Relief
A newspaper warning advises drinking water and using Jad Salts to ease sluggish kidneys from excess meat. The ad touts four ounces of a rad saline mixture daily, a grape and lemon juice lithia blend, to flush wastes, stop bladder irritation, and promote normal urine. emphasizes soft water and physician consultation.
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