State Health Board Issues Camp Health Advice
State health officials warn summer camps to be healthful with proper sanitation and water. The bulletin notes many temporary camps lack safety while permanent sites often have decent water and waste disposal. A new inspection plan with the Hoosier State Automobile Association aims to certify sanitary camps and provide touring rules for tourists.
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State Health Board
State Board of Health
Bulletin
Hoosier State Automobile Association
Hoosier 101 Plants and Remembers Civil War Draft
Clarke Millikan of Sheri dan, a centenarian born April 12, 1824 in Randolph County North Carolina, tends his garden and recalls being drafted during the Civil War. He describes the torture of two peers and his decision to drill after witnessing a friend's suffering. He notes he never smoked and quit chewing long ago.
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Clarke Millikan
Sheridan
Randloph County
N. C
Millikan
You
Harsh Announces 8 Percent Dividend Top Stock
G. E. Harsh president of the Federal Underwriters announces at a directors meeting that an 8 percent semiannual dividend is declared on all common stock.
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G. E. Harsh
Federal
N. Meridian Sr
Todd's Tonic Restores William Ellington After Rheumatic Pain
William Ellington of Indianapolis reports years of rheumatic pain and weakness improved after using Todd's Tonic. He gained weight, pain diminished, and he can work a full day, praising the tonic's relief and featuring its wine-like flavor.
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Wm. Ellington
Indianapolis
Ind
Todd
William Ellington
S .Missouri St
Haag Drug Stores Advertise Home Delivery Service
Haag's Cut Price Drug Stores and all Indianapolis drug stores offer home delivery. Mail order option exists with Haag Drug Company Indianapolis Indiana and a one dollar postage fee for Todd's Tonie delivery to your door.
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Haag’s
Indianapolis
Haag Drug Company
Ind
Todd
City Council Rebels Blame Legislature For Power Erosion
Insurgent leaders accuse the State Legislature of stripping city councils of control through board and commission creations. Otto Ray notes councils hold purse strings and must approve funding, while rebels admit delaying the attack for years. An insurgent chief says trusted officials yielded power for nothing.
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General Assembly
Civil War Veteran Thomas Wright Dies at 80
Civil War veteran Thomas Wright, 80, died Monday and will be buried Wednesday at Memorial Park cemetery after funeral services at his daughter Mrs. T. W. Farnsworth’s home at 1430 Washington St. He lived in Chillicothe, Ohio, until two years ago where he was a lumber buyer. A widow and a son survive.
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Thomas Wright
Memorial Park Cemetery
T. W. Farnsworth
Washington St
Chillicothe
Ohio
Confessed Burglaries by Brothers Nabbed in City Case
Detectives report burglary confessions from Charles Howard 24 and Leon Howard 21. They admit stealing a $60 watch from Philip Goldstein 825 Maple St on July 8 and deny other neighborhood robberies. Both held on burglary and grand larceny charges.
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Charles Howard
Eighteenth St
Leon Howard
Locke St
Philip Goldstein
Maple St
May mandate city claims against Delaware St bridge damages
Property owners who have not received payment from the city for damages suffered through construction of approaches to the Delaware St bridge contemplate filing suit to compel payment at once. Otto Ray, leader of rebelling councilmen, says council members will help prepare the case and notes $48,000 was appropriated for this purpose. The article also notes Rouen hosts France’s oldest tree at 148 years old.
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Delaware St. Bridge
Otto Ray
Oldest resident Richard Deen linked to local church figures
Richard Deen, the town’s oldest resident, is identified as uncle to the young schoolteacher barred from township schools for teaching evolution. The Rev Charles Oskins and Mrs Oskins are noted as Methodist preachers, framing a biblically rooted community portrait.
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Richard Deen
Mrs
Charles Oskins
Beech Grove youth given suspended sentences for assault
Willard Dunlap nineteen of Beech Grove Indiana received two fines one dollar and costs and two sixty day sentences for assault and battery and drawing a deadly weapon on his father Carl. City Judge Delbert Wilmeth suspended the penalties after Dunlap promised not to stay out late. Dunlap fainted as the sentences were read and his mother cited his poor health and diet.
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Carl
Delbert
Wilmeth
Willard Dunlap
Beech Grove
Ind
Dunlap
Man Arrested After Stone Throwing at Wife
Arthur Proctor thirty colored of 1801 Martindale Ave is jailed on assault and battery and throwing stones after allegedly striking a window at his wife Jencie and coming home early.
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Arthur Proctor
Martindale Ave
Jencie
Thousands Find Relief with Shapley’s Original Stomach Medicine
Thousands of readers discover quick relief from stomach woes with the first bottle of Shapley’s Original Stomach Medicine. Hook’s Dependable Drug Stores and other trusted outlets carry the remedy.
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Shapley
Hook
Monkey Fame Not For Oriole Town Portrait
A reporter visits Oriole Indiana a small ridge town six miles from the Ohio River population about 1000. Residents live simply with saddle travel and cow paths while debating evolution and the Scopes trial under Pastor Rev Oskins.
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Ohio River
Oriole
Charles Oskins
Oskins
Annual drive opened against unlicensed dogs
The annual drive against dog owners who failed to obtain a license for their dogs began today after police orders. William Dodd, 46, of 2298 North Western Ave, was the first charged. Licenses costing $2 were due by July 1 but grace days were allowed by City Controller Joseph L. Hogue.
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Rolk Ll
William Dodd
Northwestern Ave
Joseph L. Hogue
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