Vermont Governor Weeks Visits Indianapolis on April 21
Governor John E Weeks will make a brief Indianapolis stop on Thursday April 21 as newly elected Vermont chief executive. A 125 member party will travel in seven passenger cars while four cars showcase Vermont industry and agriculture. Weeks will be accompanied by Mrs Weeks and civic, industrial leaders and Vermont mayors. He then heads to the Midwest and eastern Canada.
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John E. Weeks
Vermont
Indianapolis
Weeks
Middle
United States
Canada
Stolen Car Dragged From Canal Near Udell Street
Police suspected a vehicle dragged from the canal at Udell Street was driven in by thieves. The car had been stolen after midnight from Ed Rosenberg of 4451 Broadway, raising fears of a body inside before the car was confirmed abandoned.
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Udell St
Ed Rosenberg
Broadway
City repairs streets as ten gangs work downtown
City engineer Chester C. Oberleas reports ten gangs patching streets in the downtown area. Main streets should be in pretty good shape by June 1 and the downtown section in good shape in a few weeks. He says paved streets are in worse condition than in years and all available men are assigned to the year’s work to improve them.
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Chester C. Oberleas
Oberleas
California Fig Syrup Advertisement Claims Safe Child Remedy
A vintage advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a universal remedy for sick children. It asserts coating tongues signal cleansing needs and promises quick relief through a fruity laxative effect, urging parents to seek the genuine product made by The California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Zemo Heals Itching and Skin Irritation Quickly
Zemo soothes itching and skin irritation, making skin soft and healthy. It relieves pimples blotches and backheads, with minor blemishes often clearing overnight. The safe healing liquid is convenient to use anytime and is sold by all druggists for 60 cents or $1.00.
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Zemo
Mr Fixit addresses city street complaints in Times column
A reader asks Mr Fixit to route a case to city officers over mud holes and poor garbage collection in Indianapolis. He notes budget and equipment limits and cites a specific alley between DeQuincy and Wallace Streets as failing to drain after queries with the garbage superintendent and street commissioner.
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Fixit
Times
Andress
Indianapolis
DeQuincy St
Wallace St
Truly Nolen
George Woodward
Mr. Fixit
Market St
Bloomington St
Plan Employee Groups for Community Fund Committees
Fourteen firms employing about 8 500 workers will name shop groups of three to five members this month as the first step toward an employee organization for the Community Fund program. Homer W. Borst outlined plans at a Personnel Men's Association meeting held Tuesday evening at the Lincoln.
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Community Fund
Personnel Men's Association
The
Lincoln
Homer W. Borst
Fragmented Iowa City residence list reads like mixed couple addresses
A long OCR fragment lists multiple households with surnames Perry Wirse Walters Hawkins Lanrers Creighton O Bryant Norris Potts Blakeslee Hospital Partlow Muse Amos Phillips Lockwood Buis Landram Reed Howard Overman and other names and street fragments.
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James and
Maud Perry
Orchard
George
Mary Wirse
Frederick
Mildred Walters
Gran
Coleman
Lucile Hawkins
Delver
Octavia Lanrers
Bosart
Paul
Leanna Creighton
Shelby
William
Alma Kinslow
Olin
Jacque O'Bryant
Holmes
Wilbur
Helen Norris
Arbor
Virgil
Alice Potts
Clark Blakeslee Hospital
Dutius
Carrie Partlow
N. Gale
Herman
Gladys Muse
Raymond
Beulah Amos
Magiyases
Addie Phillips
Baltielite
Grace Lockwood
E. “Davin
Nellie Buis
Lexington
Bie
Helen Landram
Clarence
Martha Reed
Eastern
PJ Howard
Esther Overman
Menerson
Obituary Briefs: Chronic Illnesses and Accidental Deaths
A list of residents and patients with various ailments and one accidental death. Included are Martha Davis 83 of Maple Lane chronic myocarditis. Francis Vought 67 at Christian Hospital carcinoma. Mary Noble 56 Central Indiana Hospital cystitis. Richard Presley Pulliam 64 with carcinoma. Katherine Off 62 St. Vincent Hospital peritonitis. Mattie O Donn 32 City Hospital se pemia. Canan 77 Christian Hospital chronic interstitial nephritic. Mary Carter 31 City Hospital pulmonary tuberculosis. Geneva Mitchell 45 1158 Mederia acute interstitial nephritis. Autley Thompson 48 Holmes Ave and Big Four Railroad accidental. Holden 62 City Hospital chronic nephritis. John Voyles 78 1851 W Morris cerebral hemorrhage.
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Martha Davis
Maple Lane
Francis Vought
Christian Hospital
Mary Noble
Central Indiana Hospital
Richard Presley Pulliam
N. Olney
Eee
Aca
Iwirey
Methodist
Katherine Off
St. Vincent Hospital
Mattie O'Donn
City Hospital
Williams
Canan
Mary Carter
C . Geneva Mitchell
Mederia
Autley Thompson
Holmes Ave
Big Four Railroad
Pa Holden
John Voyles
W. Morris
Building Permits and Furnaces Reported Across City
The record lists permit actions and costs for multiple properties. Items include new wing and storage at 5753 55 E, furnace work at 2835 37 Northwestern, dwelling and garage at 1524 26 East, repairs at 3938 Byram, and garage work at 2470 Madison, with costs ranging from 1.20 to 8 500 dollars.
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Ands Furnace
Michael Wing
Corner South
Illinois
Walt G. Cash
Heatin Lant
Northwestern
Eile Adams
Aire
Central
John Metzen
Hareert
Niebergoll
Agelling
Tote Burdeal Pkw
Burn
Diwelinis
Case de Falco
Byram
Clifford A Gilbred
Ball
Hook
Madison
Evansville Engineer Rescued by Tanlac
Evansville engineer Michael Heim says Tanlac restored his health after severe rheumatic pain stomach liver trouble and dizziness. He reports regained appetite strength and no pain with Tanlac praised as Nature's remedy made from roots and herbs. Over 40 million bottles sold.
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Michael Heim
Oakley Street
Evansville
Indiana
Tanlac
Jersey City Refusal Leads to Police Transfer
Martin Stanton, after being refused a drink in nearly twenty local saloons, called police and requested all available officers to take him to the station house. He was discharged with a warning to avoid liquor and bartenders.
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Jersey City
N. J
Martin Stanton
Stanton
Thin babies healthier than fat ones in New York
Dr. J L Blumenthal of the bureau of child hygiene states thin babies are healthier and more resistant to illness than fat babies. He says energy conservation occurs in good muscle tissue, not fat and mothers should not worry if their babies are not butterball type.
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New York
J. L. Blumenthal
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Indiana LegislativeCalendar Highlights Bills and Amendments
The legislative calendar lists bills and amendments including tax and city funding provisions, school consolidation measures, road project referendums, and penalties for rental battery failures. Notable items cover hospital partnerships with Indiana University, sewer extensions, and state aid audits for ministerial relief and orphans.
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Farrell
Clancy
Harlan
Hodges
S. B. Ee
Lindley
Holmes
Indiana University Medical School
Indianstor
Saomo
Johnson
Hisealiog Consolidated
Eetersndum
Cooper
Iniita
B. Sie
Cravens
Comany
Hanover High School
Dickerman
Aaeapolia
Bill actions across multiple measures in state session
The record lists various bills with votes in the state legislature, detailing bills on primary nomination, school leasing from private owners, paving rail beds, ditch authority, battleground official elections, hospital additions, and county salary scales for surveyors. Voting tallies show ayes and noes for each measure, including related reforms and licensing provisions.
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Huffman and Lankford
S. Bo
Bradford
Counioners
Noes
Garrett
Eee
Bradford bill repeals 1925 nutrition in schools act
The Bradford bill passed the House 76 to 3 late Wednesday to repeal the 1925 nutrition instruction law in public schools. D. C. Stephenson, once a Klan czar, supported the original act and was cited by lawmakers. Lemuel Pittinger urged the repeal calling the current law bad and known as the Stephenson bill. Edward Bender labeled the measure a Stephenson legacy.
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O'Rourke
Kent
Bradford
Savoliette and
Indianapolis
Gottschalk
Cooper
Garrett
Stephenson
D. C. Stephenson
House of Representatives
Lemuel A. Pittenger
Delaware
Edward W. Bender
Boone
D. C
Postal receipts rise in Indianapolis for last month
Indianapolis Postmaster Robert H. Bryson announced that last month’s postal receipts totaled $312,094.93, up from $306,795.03 in February 1926, an increase of nearly 2 percent despite February’s shorter length. He noted overall receipts were $7,173 higher than the previous February.
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Indianapolis
Robert H. Bryson
Bryson
Try This to Banish Rheumatic Pains
A vintage advertisement claims Rheuma quickly relieves rheumatic joint and muscle pain in a few days. It promises money back if relief is not received and offers Rheuma as harmless and inexpensive.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advert
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable laxative substitute for calomel. It claims to cleanse the system, tone the liver, and restore youth with an olive color product sold for 80c or 60c at druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
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