Birth control not race death by own action says physician
Dr C V Dryddale, founder of the English birth control movement, told the sixth international neo malthusian conference that birth control aims to improve the race with a lower death rate. He warned reducing birth rate in overpopulated nations may raise population growth as the young who die do not contribute, and noted a private contraceptive methods demonstration for physicians will be held, with later discussion on limiting reproduction by the church.
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Times Sweet
New York
C. V. Dryddale
Post Office Bandits Narrowly Evaded Siege at Ohio Mine
United Press dispatch from Uebenville Ohio reports posses surrounding the Brettel Coal mine near Mingo where four bandits sought refuge after wounding dry agent Joseph B. Boom. The siege began after the assault on the agent and continued as authorities closed in.
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United Press
Uebenville
Ohio
Brettel
Mingo
Joseph B. Boom
Social Activities Highlight Local Clubs and Events
A series of club meetings and events includes Charles C. M'Corim Mick entertaining with a luncheon bridge at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The Roosier Tourist Club held a Thursday buffet luncheon at Mrs. H. B. Pearce's home with papers on Lapland Finland and the Baltic sea. The Inter Alia Club plans a guest day with Paul life talk in Rome and a speaker from Mrs. Huff's program committee. The Parent Teacher Club at Manual Training High School organizes an evening entertainment with playlets readings and a 6:30 dinner on April 2 and lunch on April 3.
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Volney EB. Huff
St. James Court
Inter Alia Club
Bertram Day
Paul
Apostle
Rome
Huff
O. W. Brooks
Marguerite Hanson
O. T. Behymer
H. W. Darrow
Joseph W. Capron
C. Frederick Smith
School No. 6
Manual Training High School
Merrill and Union Sts
L. A. Shaw
Joseph Selig
Paul Rathert
Vicks Vapor Remedy for Deep Chest Colds
The guide recommends vapors to reach air passages and lungs. Apply hot towels to chest and throat, briskly massage Vicks for six minutes, spread thickly, and cover with a flannel cloth overnight for relief. Vicks penetrates like a poultice and its vapors are inhaled by body heat, aiming to curb stubborn colds overnight.
Local Girl to Live in La Porte
Mrs Gerald Alfred Travis wife of Gerald Alfred Travis formerly Miss Gladys Irene Graves resides with her parents Mr and Mrs George Graves at 2338 Kenwood Ave The Travises have moved to La Porte Indiana for residence
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la Porte
Gladys Irene Graves
Women groups plan meetings and elect officers in Indiana
The May Wright Sewall Indiana Council of Women sets a Monday deadline for dues and contacts Mrs. Demmerly or Mrs. Pauley. Mrs. Frank B. Walker was elected Home Economics Club president with new officers named including Mrs. Stout and Mrs. Hoag. Other clubs like Zetathea and Thursday Afternoon Reading held meetings with elected officers and program notes on leisure, labor-saving devices, and an Irish Day program.
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Claypool
May Wright Sewall
Indiana Council of Women
T. W. Demmerly
North
Edna M. Pauley
Olney
Frank B. Walker
Home Economics Club
W. J. Marks
New Jersey St
Edward E. Stout
Willam Gage Hoag
Otto Jensen
Charles Scholer
A. R. Dewey
E. E. Thompson
Ward Ferger
Charles Benedict
Joel Wilmoth
Herman Rogge
Norwood Hawkins
Rogge
Frank Hunter
Thompson
Zetathea Club
HK. L. Brewer
A. J. Hueber
Co. GC. Pollock
B.C. Keithly
A. C. Bennett
Fred Lumley
L. E. Sellers
A. C. Caldwell
Indiana Federation of Clubs
James, Berry
Lucinda Spaan
Council of Women
T. W. Engle
L. C. Trent
Federation of Clubs
L. A. Cooper
Pennsylvania St
Will Cooper
Rockville
Ind
Helen Darnell
D. R. Cooper
St. Patrick's Day
J. B. Dannell
A. E. Carrington
Meetings Here Friday In Lincoln Local Clubs Luncheon
Oxsumist Club luncheon at Clay pool. Exchange Club Lincoln Altrusa Club luncheon. Delta Tau Delta luncheon. Board of Trade Industrial Lenders luncheon. Phi Delta Theta luncheon. Sigma Nu luncheon Lincoln State Automobile Insurance Assn meeting 9 am. Phi Sigma Delta meeting 7 30 pm Lincoln Century Paper Co dinner 6 30 pm Lincoln American Institute of Electrical Engineers meeting 8 pm Lincoln L Ayres Bunco Party 6 00 pm C of C
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Oxsumist Club
Claypool
Exchange Club
Lincoln
Altrusa Club
Delta Tau Delta
Board of Trade
Industrial Lenders
C. of
C Phi Delta Theta
C.of C. Sigma Nu
State Automobile Insurance Assn
Phi Sigma Delta
Century Paper Co
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Ayres & Cx
Bunco
Hoosier Briefs: Thieves steal 600 gallons at Indiana Oil Refining
Hoosier briefs report thieves drained 600 gallons of gasoline from a tank at the Indiana Oil Refining Company in Elwood. Other items note a Hartford City child swam to safety, a Star City couple’s 61st anniversary, jail theft of a sheriff’s tire, a Logansport youth earning a radio license, and a Purdue egg show scholarship. Plus railroad and county powwow plans, a mayoral candidacy, a Lafayette girl’s broken leg, Jackson county dog tax paid, and a Bloomington operetta at Public School 16 tonight with a repeat Friday.
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Hieves
Elwood
Indiana Oil Refining Company
Civic clubs vote for officers in Indianapolis federation
Delegates from civic clubs will elect officers of the Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs Friday night at the Chamber of Commerce building. Reports of retiring officers and committees will be presented and plans for Clean-up week explained.
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Civic Clubs
Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Hawkins discharged after speeding appeal in Criminal Court
Ancil Hawkins of 8238 South Missouri Street was discharged in Criminal Court on Wednesday afternoon by Special Judge James E. McDonald after appealing a speeding conviction from city court where a $20 fine plus costs was imposed.
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Ancil Hawkins
Missouri St
James E. McDonald
Wright Appointed Investigator for State Securities Commission
Frank E. Wright of Lynn Randolph County was named investigator for the State Securities Commission effective April 1. Wright, author of the statewide "bone dry" law, was recommended by members of the Indiana Bankers Association.
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Frank E. Wright
Lynn
Randolph County
Pee State Securities Commission
Wright
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Folly to Suffer With Piles
Step into any drug store and obtain a zero cent pyramid Pile Suppositories. These claim to relieve soreness and pain from piles and prevent further discomfort for families relying on the remedy.
Why Victorian Parents Fail to Answer Girls Questions
A reflection on mid-Victorian parenting failing to address girls sexual education. The piece notes daughters seek knowledge themselves, risking false impressions when parents dismiss questions as inappropriate. It contrasts parental warnings with a need for open discussion on life and relationships.
Letter from Leslie Prescott to John Prescott on Ruth and gender roles
A candid note reveals marital tensions and evolving views on women's independence. The writer argues traditional female dependence gave way to new autonomy, citing Ruth's influence and contrasting past chattel status with modern self reliance. The letter continues tomorrow.
Manual to Aid Tornado Relief Through School Drive
The Manual High School Junior Red Cross Club leads a tornado relief drive with contribution boxes in the sales room and lunchroom candy counter. The group also contributed to Sullivan disaster sufferers.
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Junior Rea Cross Club
Manual High School
Manual Junior Red Cross Club
County grand juror named and foreman chosen
C. R. Myers of 708 Odd Fellow Building was appointed county grand juror today and George W. Huggins of Hobart and Barthel Avenues was named foreman to succeed William B. Weat who resigned due to illness.
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C. R. Myers
George W. Huggins
Hobart
Barthel Aves
William B. Weat
Olive Tablets Claim To Aid Liver And Digestion
Advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy that stimulates liver and bowel activity to improve digestion. It claims relief without griping or cramps and suggests taking one or two at bedtime for gentle relief, pricing 30 cents.
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Dr. Edwards
Dear Sue column answers on kissing and respect in dating
A reader asks why kissing is wrong and why boys seek fast girls before marriage. The columnist urges frank talk, warns against petting, and says early pleasure may ruin future love. Not all men are unworthy, but many are, and girls should protect themselves and seek respectful partners.
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Sue
Wedding Ring Customs and Double Ring Ceremonies
A historical note discusses who buys the wedding ring and whether the bride wears gloves. It weighs options for the bride and groom exchanging rings and considers a double ring ceremony as a good idea.
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Miss Lee
Vale
Brides Forego Gloves in Modern Weddings
A writer notes that brides and wedding party members increasingly skip gloves, even at formal ceremonies. The shift reflects contemporary fashion norms and practical comfort considerations for brides, maids of honor, and bridesmaids.
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