Motherhood Cannot Be Measured By Money
A statement by Mrs. Walter Ferguson for the National Conference of Labor Women in England declares motherhood the last relic of slavery as mothers receive no wages. It argues motherhood is a personal, priceless reward, not subject to monetary pay, and only a future state might offer token support, never full compensation for maternal labors of love.
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National Conference of Labor Women
England
Parnassus
Poet and Peasant Composer Question
The questions ask on page 14 who wrote the musical composition Poet and Peasant and include a set of geography science and history trivia about the United States and world knowledge.
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United States
the Union
Robert Fulton
Indianapolis
Helpless After 15 Years of Asthma Relief With Nacor
Mrs George Kiefer of Indianapolis details a 15 year asthma struggle ending after taking three bottles of Nacor in 1923. She reports sleeping through the night and no asthma or wheezing for over two years. The ad offers free information from Nacor Medicine Co with address in Indianapolis.
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George Kiefer
Route B
Box 133
Indianapolis
Nacor
Nacor Medicine Co
State Life Bldg
Ind
City D Mericle X Bazin Neet Foot Remedies Ad
Classified list shows prices for foot care items and grooming products including Scholl's callous and corn pads, Beckman's foot powder, Allan's foot base, Fairy foot bunion plaster, Calocide deodorizer, Amolin, Ever Sweet Odorono, Spiro powder, Gillette razors, Auto Strop, Gem, Eveready batteries, and Christy items with prices ranging from 25c to $1.00. The ad reflects a mid-century consumer goods sale in a local newspaper.
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Scholl
Beckman
Births Twins and Several Newborns Reported in City Notices
Birth announcements list multiple families welcoming new arrivals. Named parents include George and Sarah Murphy with a girl, Frank and Mary Rader, Charles and Erma Ammerman, Richard and Carrie Edwards, and many others. Hospitals named include Christian Hospital and Long Hospital for several births.
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George
Sarah Murphy
Fletcher
Frank
Mary Rader
N. Holmes
Charles
Erma Ammerman
Richard
Carrie Edwards
E. Orange
Clay
Netta Beckman
Christian Hospital
Leo
Clara Daeger
Talbott
Warren
Eva Wilson
Long Hospital
Laura Day
August
Julia Zupancic
Tenth
Howard
Norine Curfman
Harry
Mabel Brunner
W. Ray
Elmer
Lottie Florian
Laclede
Clark
Esther Homsdorfer
University
Oren
Jean Emery
Franklin
Fred
Lucy Turner
Avondale
Jesse
Bonnie McCormick
N. Gale
Neelan
Tillie Martin
Bond
Oscar
Fannie Poynter
Deaths of 20 residents listed with chronic illnesses
Helena Lauter and Cesar A Osborn among 20 names in a memorial death list. Ages range from 3 to 85 with several chronic conditions including heart disease, tuberculosis, peritonitis, and meningitis. Hospitals cited include St Vincent's and Central Indiana Hospital in Indianapolis area.
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Helena Lauter
Cesar A. Osborn
Earth
Primett Drake
St. Vincent's Hospital
Roy Wiley
Charles L. Moews
N. Keystone
Ana Metzgar
N. Garfield
Samantha J. Leach
Howard Mounce
N. Adams
Edith O'Riley
N. Gale
Sadie Margaret van Horn
Methodley
Abel Corbin
Riley Hospital
Belle Lopshire
Central Indiana Hospital
J. B. Many
Winthrop
Zelma Charlotte Grabill
Methodist Hospital
Bessie Wisener
Athen
Emma Lee
Wisconsin
Elizabeth de Verses
S. Meridian
Laura Staples
Farm troubles cloud early season prospects report
The Agriculture Department reports a disrupted spring with over 3,000,000 acres flooded in five Mississippi valley states and drought in the Southeast and Southwest. Cool and wet weather delayed spring planting across the North.
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Agriculture Department
United Press
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Southwest
Doctor Dies in Milroy After Sudden Illness
Dr. B. R. Smith, 48, longtime Connersville physician and health board secretary, died suddenly during a visit at his mother’s home near Milroy. Funeral services are scheduled for Thursday morning.
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Connersville
Ind
Milroy
B. R. Smith
City Health Board
Catherine Smith
Scout Troop 76 Wins North Star Rally
Scout Troop 76 won the North Star rally with 9 points in first aid drills and games. Troop 60 took second and Troop 42 finished third.
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Boy Scout Troop No
Troop No. 60
Troop No. 42
Inauguration of a sixteen hour broadcasting day
George F. McClelland of NBC predicts a sixteen hour broadcasting day of quality matching evening to midnight. The piece notes many station programs and schedules across WLIW Cincinnati WFBM Indianapolis KOA Denver WEAF New York WLS Chicago WGY Schenectady and others with varied music and orchestras.
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George F. McClelland
National Broadcasting Company
Hot Springs
National Electrical Manufacturers’ Association
All MacDowell concert series on air schedule
The first concert runs 8 to 9 p m with Marguerite Ringo soprano supported by the Mediterraneans the new name for the WJZ studio orchestra heard on the Blue network. The Maxwell hour airs at 7 p m featuring American music including Indian and Negro spirituals hillbilly tunes of Virginia and West Virginia dances modern composers Foster selections and southern melodies.
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Marguerite Ringo
WJZ
Blue
Maxwell Hour
Virginia
West Virginia
Stephen Foster
Woman Receives Medal for Heroic Fire Duty in Indiana
Mrs Iva May Spradley of Boonville Indiana earned a heroism medal and 250 dollars for staying at the burning Ten nyson exchange on July 19 1926. She phoned Evansville fire department and warned nearby towns while her life was at risk.
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Tennyson (Ind
Iva May Spradley
Boonville
Ind
Vail
Recreation Staff Ready For City Summer Playgrounds
Recreation Director Jesse P. McClure has issued final instructions as the city opens its summer playground program on June 13. Matrons instructors and lifeguards met at Rhodius Park Tuesday night.
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Jesse P. McClure
Rhodius Park
Tragic Drowning Of Walter Wheatley Jr At Rochester Farm
Walter Wheatley Jr aged 2, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Wheatley, wandered from home yesterday and drowned in a farm spring on the Wheatley farm southeast of Rochester Indiana.
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Times Special
Rochester
Ind
Walter
Walter Whetley
Wheatley Farm
Walter Wheatley Jr
Walter Wheatley
Wabash
Evansville merchants fear poor canned strawberries season
Hoosier briefs report Evansville merchants predicting a lean next winter for canned strawberries. Other notes include nurse Mrs. G Lawrence Brown resigning Hartford City to join her husband in Kentland, and a yard spring drowning of Walter Wheatley Jr. in Wahash.
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Evansville
G. Lawrence Brown
Hartford City
Kentland
Radish Leaves Add Fresh Flavor To Greens
Radish leaves when cooked with spinach or other greens provide a distinctly pleasing new flavor, enhancing the dish with a subtle peppery note and bright aroma.
Pike Mine To Reopen At Somerville
Pike County Coal Corporation leases mines 1 and 2 from Alfred Ogle receiver for General Fuel Company. Mines closed after $55,000 payroll default. McClery, company manager, will meet obligations and rehire machine men in Mine No. 1 to start Thursday. About 400 workers expected under the Jacksonville wage scale.
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Petersburg
Ind
Pike County Coal Corporation
Alfred Ogle
General Fuel Company
Somerville
Ogle
Norman H. McClery
Pike County Coal Company
Jacksonville
Confirmation of 25 candidates at Jewish Feast in Indianapolis
Twenty five candidates will be confirmed at the Jewish Feast of Weeks to be celebrated in Indianapolis next Monday and Tuesday. Celebrations will be held at the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation.
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Indianapolis
Temple and Beth El Zadeek to host Dr Farbridge talk
Temple and Temple Beth El Zadeek invite attendance as Dr Maurice Farbridge former Manchester University faculty member speaks on a topic likely to interest local congregants and students.
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Beth El-Zadeek
Maurice Farbridge
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