Hundreds Join Times to Help Safer Driving
The Indianapolis Times reports a heavy response to the Golden Rule Safety Club with hundreds applying daily. Butler University students express strong support for life and limb preservation. The campaign promotes driver and pedestrian caution aided by film showings at multiple local theaters and free Golden Rule Driver stickers.
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Times
Golden Rule Safety Club
Butler University
Safety Club
Bair
St. Clair Theater
Ft. Wayne Avenue
St. Clair Street
Uptown
Forty-second Street
College Avenue
Carey and Alexanders
Colonial Theater
Lebanon
Strand Theater
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis Times
Auto Smashes Pole injuring two people
Mrs. Buisah McQuaid 28 of 2621 North Delaware street and Frank Siler 40 of 2833 Bellefontaine street were hospitalized with cuts and bruises after the Nash coach driven by Mrs. McQuaid hit a telephone pole near Clermont on Crawfordsville road early today.
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Buisah McQuaid
North
Delaware Street
Frank Siler
Bellefontaine Street
City Hospital
Nash
McQuaid
Clermont
Crawfordsville Road
Vilna: Relief for Headaches Indigestion and Stomach Woes
Mr and Mrs H A Winrote of South Bend Indiana report rapid relief from long time stomach trouble constipation and headaches after using Vilna. Mrs Winrote credits improved appetite digestion and reduced pain while her husband with similar symptoms gained 15 pounds. The ad claims thousands cured and offers Vilna for $1 postpaid by Iceland Medicine Co Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Winrote
East Cedar Street
South Bend
Ind
Viana
Viuna
Vilna
Iceland Medicine Co
Indianapolis
County Auditor Sells Flood Bonds for Premium
County Auditor Harry Dunn sold the county's 400000 flood prevention bonds at a 416000 bid. Three Chicago firms and one Indianapolis company submitted the high bid for the 4 percent issue, after earlier attempts failed due to national financial conditions. The buyers were Ames Emerich & Co, William R. Compton Co, Northern Trust Co, all of Chicago, and City Securities Corporation of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dunn
White River
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ames, Emerich & Co
William R. Compton Company
The
Northern Trust Company
City Securities Corporation
Mother Defies Police as Pups Are Ejected From Hollow Log
Police and a dog pound worker removed a frowsy yellow car and its four week-old pups from a hollow log in Golden Hill after a dog bit 11 year old Alford Portes. The mother dog and pups were captured and taken to the dog pound.
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Dog Pound
Golden Hill
Alford Porteus
West Thirty-fifth Street
Spade Finds 1812 Coin in Mishawaka Farm Yard
Charles E. Weiss unearthed a 1812 half penny token in his Mishawaka Indiana farm yard. The coin originates from the United States mint during the second war with England.
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Trates Sy Mishawaka
Ind
Here
Charles E. Weiss
United States Mint
England
Relax If You Wish To Sleep Doctor Writes
United Press reports from Chicago on Dr. Edmund Jacobson of the University of Chicago promoting Progressive Relaxation to cure insomnia. He says tense eyebrow muscles from frowning cause wakefulness and that relaxing the body through steady practice helps sleep, abandoning counting sheep.
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Chicago
Edmund Jacobson
University of Chicago
Indian Chief Named Superintendent For Five Civilized Tribes
A. G. McMillan, after twenty seven years in Indian service, is named superintendent of the Five Civilized Tribes of Oklahoma. The tribes number over 100000 and comprise more than a third of the nation's Indians. McMillan is the first superintendent selected from the ranks.
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A. G. McMillan
Five Civilized Tribes of
Oklahoma
McMillan
Dr Jacobson’s Relaxation Method Aids Physicians
The text explains teaching patients to relax tense muscles by letting them go until perfectly flaccid. It notes Dr Jacobson’s book targets physicians for training. It adds an aside that an earthquake travels 470 to 530 feet per second.
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Jacobson
Better Phone Service Urged by Indiana Utilities Chief
Harry V. Wenger chief engineer of the public service commission told the Indiana Telephone Association convention at Claypool that rural lines lag in pace with economic progress. He warned neglecting depreciation reserves leads to later repair crises as poles rot wires fail and boards wear out. about 500 telephone men attended.
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Harry V. Wenger
Public Service Commission
Indiana Telephone Association
Claypool
Wenger
Convention Welcome Voice From City Leader and Company President
Mayor L Ert Slack welcomed the convention while Frank E Bohn president of the Home Telephone and Telegraph Company of Ft Wayne delivered the response.
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L. Ert Slack
Frank E. Bohn
The
Home Telephone and Telegraph Company of
Ft. Wayne
Pale and Weak But Restored by Cardui
Mrs. Lizzie Blevins of New Richmond Ohio recalls poor health as a young woman. She suffered weakness, pale looks, backache and headaches. After her mother gave her Cardui she took three bottles and rose to better appetite, weight, color and strength. She recommends Cardui to other young women.
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Lizzie Blevins
New Richmond
Ohio
Cardus
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Rybolt Heating CO
Mass Ave
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Doc
Spade
W. E. Sullivan
United Press
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Sussman'’S State Loan Office
Washington &T
State Life Bldg
Economy Rag CO
East
Washington Street
the People’s Dentists
West Washington Street
Lew
Pearson Piano Co
Pennsylvania
Segand” Sons CO
Paul H. Krauss
the Meyer-Kiser Bank
E. Washington
S&t
Fletcher American National Bank
Indiana
Savings Fidelity Trust Co
E. Market St
Peru
Indanapolis
Adul Ts
Aetna Trust
N. Penn
the Times
Philco Radios
Charles Koehring
Virginia Ave
Baldwin
the Record Center of
LAG
Dr. Forshee
Man
Forshee
N. Penn. St
Shelby
Anderson, Ind
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