Indiana University 95th Commencement Honors Longtime Leader
At Bloomington on June 11 the 95th commencement paid tribute to Indiana University and awarded degrees to six hundred fourteen graduates. Dr James A Woodburn historian addressed the class of 1924 marking his fifty two years with the university. President William Lowe Bryan received praise for his 22 year tenure and his role in establishing a medical school. The speech praised Dr Bryan’s rise from math teacher to president and highlighted the Jordan era reforms. Mrs Sanford Teter of Bloomington was elected the first woman trustee, replacing three candidates.
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Indiana University
James A. Woodburn
Indiana
Woodburn
David Starr Jordan
Jordan
Sanford Teter
Timber season cut ships to Edmonton for lumber
Fifteen million feet of timber from the Pembina River districts will soon be brought to Edmonton for manufacturing into lumber, marking the season's cut.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Pembina River
Stolen Cars Reported From Multiple Addresses
A list reports autos stolen in Pennsylvania and from local streets. Vehicles include a Hupmobile belonging to Carl Hillman at 362 E Morris St and a Ford owned by Walter F Jones at 242 N Mount St. A Willys Knight owned by Henry C Churchmann at 1136 N Meridian St is also listed from 136 N Delaware St.
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E. Morris St
Hupmobile
Pennsylvania
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Walter F. Jones
N. Mount St
Ford
Monument Place
Henry C. Churchmann
Meridian St
Willys-Knight
Delaware St
Back Home Again Automobiles Found Linked to Two Owners
Police report two recovered cars belonging to Edward Bell of 1827 N Talbott Ave Overland and Winfrey of 31 W Thirteenth St Packard at Lafayette Pike Meyers Rd. Investigators identify vehicles found near Canal Park Way Blvd and Lafayette Pike. Local authorities urge owners to claim vehicles with proof of ownership.
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N. Talbott Ave
Overland
Canal and Parkway Blvd
Winfrey
Thirteenth St
Packard
Lafayette Pike
Meyers Rd
Clarke Funeral Held Tuesday for Dr William B Clarke
Funeral services for Dr William B Clarke 76 longtime Indianapolis resident who died in Pittsburgh were held Tuesday afternoon at Flanner Buchanan chapel Burial was at Crown Hill He published a medical journal in Ohio worked on magazines and newspapers He belonged to Pittsburgh Typographical Union No 7 served as secretary of the Indiana Homeopathic Medical Society and was a former vice president of the American Anti Vaccination Society A son Clarence B Clarke of Cleveland and a daughter Mrs William Rhea Johnson of Overbrook Pa survive
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Ohio
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Indiana Homeopathic Medical Society
American Anti-Vaccination Society
Clarence B. Clarke
Cleveland
William Rhea Johnson
Overbrook
Hoosier Briefs with Odd Local Incidents
Retellings from Indiana towns note a farmer near Anderson abandoning “Nice Kitty.” Reports tell of a Logansport motorist sought for harming collie pups Hazel Lucile and Ruth. Bedford witnesses cyclones, drunkenness cases, and bank alarm troubles.
Farmer purchasing power in early year shows drop since 1913
C R Arnold of Ohio State University reports that in the first two months of the year the farmer dollar buys about 74 of what it could. Since 1913 the American farmer's purchasing power has exceeded 100 only five years.
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C. R. Arnold
Ohio State University
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsements
A series of reader testimonials claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improves back pain fatigue and health for women with family duties. Letters from Mrs Charles F Dolezal Volga City Iowa Mrs Thomas Grindle Volga City Iowa and Mrs Dora Philyaw Fouke Arkansas praise better energy warmth and ability to work plus a 98 percent approval note from over 100000 respondents. The ad notes widespread druggist sales and a general health endorsement.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Charles F. Dolezal
Garber Ave
Lincoln
Neb
Volga City
Iowa
Thomas Grindle
Fouke
Arkansas
Dora Philyaw
Lydia
Land of Forgotten Men continues in perilous Alaska trek
Peter Newnall flees to Alaska after a murder plot and drama with Dorothy and Ivan. A hunting trip leads to a bear attack as a cub dies and the enraged mother bear charges, threatening the group and foreshadowing further peril in this serialized tale.
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Peter Newnall
Augusta
Alaska
Ivan Ishmin
Paul Sarichef
Ishmin
Tahmin
Peter
Dorothy
South America
Big Chris Larson
Larson
Georgia
S. S. S. Claims Rheumatism Cure And Restored Motion
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood cleanser and strengthener that purportedly stops rheumatism and restores free motion. It emphasizes increased red blood cells and overall system health, urging readers that blood strength prevents various illnesses. It notes S. S. S. is sold in two sizes at stores.
Fat Loss Miracle Promised By French Doctor
A French specialist touts SAN GRI NA as a safe easy way to lose fat. A speaker claims to have shed 50 pounds using two tablets before meals and urges readers to buy it at local drug stores.
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San Gri-Na
Europe
Hang Drug
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