Franklin Plans for Enrollment of 600 Students
Franklin College aims to recruit at least 500 students for next year. Dr. P. L. Powell directs the statewide publicity drive with a 30 member student committee. A booklet edited by K. Eugene Kenny Thelma Stout and Dan A Edkins will reach Indiana high school seniors with five scholarships awarded to top sections.
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Whanklin
Ind
Franklin College
P. L. Powell
Franklin
K. Eugene Kenny
Peru
Thelma Stout
Clayton
Dan A. Edkins
Greensburg
Indiana
Relief from kidney and bladder troubles praised by Indianapolis woman
“Your Konjola has given me the first real, lasting relief I ever had from kidney and bladder trouble and nervousness, and since I have taken this medicine I am in the best of health in general and feel fine again,” said Mrs. Maud Lee Raymond, well known Indianapolis lady.
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Maud Lee Raymond
Indianapolis
Konjola touted by Indianapolis residents for kidney relief
Mrs. Maud Lee Raymond of 1137 College Ave. credits Konjola with curing years of kidney and bladder trouble, night pain, and nervous strain after daily demonstrations by the Konjola Man at Hook's Drug Store on Pennsylvania and Market Streets. The ad claims Konjola, non alcoholic and containing twenty two plant juices, strengthens internal organs and is widely endorsed and sold at Hook stores and local druggists.
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Market Sts
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Hook's Drug
Hook
Tinymites Tour Santa's Doll House Amid Curious Revelations
The Tinymites visit Santa's doll workshop and meet his staff as they explore displays. A baby doll with missing limbs is calmed by a worker, while Santa explains the unfinished process and assures no harm. The scene ends with a hint of continuation.
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Students to Work on Projects in Summer and Vacation
Students now in college during vacations will work in each section under a six member committee. Regular progress reports will be sent to group heads. A new Science Hall costing 0,000 will start in ten days and be ready next fall to attract more enrollment.
Old Rushville hotel sale ties up long family ownership
Scanlon House in Rushville changes hands after 71 years in one family as Robert L. Tompkins purchases the former hotel. Other items note a local Isaac Walton League formed in Montpelier led by Lew Vorster and various minor local incidents and social notes.
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Scanlon
Rushville Hotel
Robert L. Tompkins
Montpelier
Isaac Walton
Lew Vorster
Hoosier Briefs Highlights Local Talks and Club News
Elliott James lecture in Newcastle discussed upcoming presentation on liquids. A. Ross Smith named president of Kokomo Kiwanis. Chris Evans and Wayne Bailey note pheasant protection law and removal of three birds from Bluffton streets. John Goldstein of Peru was lost.
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Elliott James
Newcastle
James
A. Ross Smith
The
Kokomo Kiwanis Club
Chris Evans
Wayne Bailey
Bluffton
Hoosier Is Named Coon Hunter After Magazine Feature
AMBOY Ind Dec 13 The local postmaster delivered a letter addressed to Mr Coon Hunter Amboy Ind to M L Fey Fey recently gained national publicity as a trainer of coon and fox hounds after an article in a national magazine.
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Times Special
Amboy
Ind
Coon Hunter
M. L. Fey
Fey
Rabies Scare at Hoosier Town
Two men and one child from Mechanicsburg receive Pasteur treatment after exposure to dogs showing rabies symptoms. Reports say dogs owned by Lon Haw...
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Hoosier Town
Frankfort
Ind
Mechanicsburg
Lon Haw
Rabies Suspects Centralized for Testing in Indianapolis
Kins and Arthur Davis died after rabies symptoms and their heads were sent to Indianapolis for examination. Hawkins was bitten on the hand and traveled to Lebanon for initial care. Justin Bluebaugh the Mechaniseburg veterinarian treated the dogs and is now in Indianapolis. Marvin Davis shared an apple with the animal and also went to Indianapolis, raising concern of saliva exposure to the boy.
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Kins
Arthur Davis
Indianapolis
Hawkins
Lebanon
Justin Bluebaugh
Mechaniseburg
Marvin
Don't Risk Pneumonia By Neglecting a Cold
An old advertisement urges immediate treatment for coughs and colds to prevent pneumonia. It touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as quickly easing throat and chest irritation, claiming fast, lasting relief and hospital-tested healing. It notes prices 60c and 1.00 and advises consulting a doctor if pneumonia develops.
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Ayer
Hos
Missouri and Illinois Pass First Mothers Aid Laws
In ISL jurisdiction the states Missouri and Illinois passed the first mothers aid laws marking a milestone in social welfare. The laws aim to provide support to mothers through public assistance programs and set a precedent for future policy.
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Missouri
Illinois
Which Is Which Query at Indiana University
Indiana University in Bloomington reports four sets of twins among students. The Sapuenfield twins Max and Rex look identical with glasses, while Noblesville brothers John and William Brattain differ by hair part. Dorothy and Elizabeth Harris are also twins, and Hubert and Herbert Sicks from Lebanon complete the pairings.
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Bloomington
Ind
Des
Indiana University
Sapuenfield Twins
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Rex
John
William Brattain
Noblesville
Bill
Dorothy and
Elizabeth Harris
Hubert and
Herbert Sicks
Lebanon
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