Death at the Abingdon home sparks feared foul play
Sir Charles Abingdon dies after a disturbed dinner amid warnings of a spy and fear of poison. Detective Paul Harley questions Dr. McMurdoch about a mysterious Oriental acquaintance and two cryptic phrases the victim uttered, while the doctor begins chemical tests on the soup and water.
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Rice Rupture Experts Visit Indianapolis At New Colonial Hotel
The Rice Rupture Method Experts Mr and Mrs B F Finnegan representing William S Rice of Adams NY will demonstrate and fit Rice Appliances in Indianapolis at the New Colonial Hotel on Monday and Tuesday December 17 and 18. Free evaluation with no charge unless kept and worn. Personal attention for women and children in separate rooms.
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How To Look Ten Years Younger Booklet Offer
A Washington Bureau Health Editor feature promotes a booklet titled Keeping Young that claims tips to reduce signs of aging and maintain youth. Readers are invited to mail five cents for a copy and provide name address city and state.
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Hoosier Briefs A Mix Of Local Notes From Indiana
The Rev. Herschel R. Griffin resigns as pastor at Lebanon First Baptist Church. Jackson County looks at a large school building program with First Work to remodel Brownstown High School at about 34000. The Bartholomew County youth conference opens in Columbus and runs through Sunday. A Tipton post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars is organized. Elwood to seize all slot machines after mothers urge action. Shelbyville hosts a Mother Daughter banquet with waiters from the congregation serving. Anderson merchants hire nine detectives for holiday shoplifting. Terre Haute weather prophet Ll. L. Conia predicts thirteen snows this winter. Windfall passes an ordinance fining 25 dollars for park squirrels killings. Jake Hendricks of Crawfordsville fined five dollars for intoxication after promising sobriety to Mayor Berry. Henry Ditlinger of Gary in court over a knife attack on Amos White.
Joint-Ease promises real joint comfort fast
Creaky Joints offers a new topical application named Joint-Ease for stiff swollen or painful joints whether from rheumatism or not. The ad claims it soaks through the skin to reach ligaments and bone, lubricates, reduces inflammation and swelling within seconds, and calls Joint-Ease a great remedy sold by Hook's Drug Company and others for 60 cents.
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Hook's Drug Company
Re elected Kosciusko County Agent Honored by Northwestern Indiana Group
A. Parker was re elected Kosciusko County agricultural agent and honored as president of the Northwestern Indiana Association of county agents. The judge sentenced him to ten days in jail to freshen his memory due to constant intoxication.
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Northwestern Indiana Association of County Agents
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