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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1925

Page

12

Schwab Tells Rations Great S Love Work at Chicago Conference

Charles Schwab head of Bethlehem Steel said steel production shows U S industry thriving noting 60 million tons annually and predicting 100 million soon. He urged workers to love their work, be cost efficient, and keep cheerful as progress continues. An audience included Vice President Dawes and Samuel Insull. A second item reports Marion Dewitt, 52, of Madison County, Indiana, died by suicide amid crop failure and financial fears.

Schwab Charles Gg, Dawes Starboard Radio Corporation of America Samuel Insull King Middle West Frank O. Lowden Thomas KE. Wilson Packer Max Mason University United Press Anderson Ind Marion Dewitt Madison County

Sleepless Nights Linked to Bladder Weakness Ad Says

An advertisement claims sleepless nights stem from bladder weakness and credits Lithiated Buchu tablets with relief after a week. It describes the product as cleansing the bladder, neutralizing acids, and relieving irritation, priced at 2 cents, with Keller Laboratory and Hook Drug Co. listed in Mechanicsburg and Cleveland.

St. Clair St Cleveland Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Hook Drug Co

Ailments of Young Girls Helped by Vegetable Compound

Mrs Verbena Carpenter of Evanston Wyoming credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing monthly troubles and displacement after childbirth. She reports regained strength, now caring for five children, and cites complete health improvement since using the remedy.

Lydia E. Pinkham Verbena Carpenter Second Ave Evanston, Wyoming

Free Trial Offer for Asthma and Hay Fever Relief

An advertisement promises a free trial of a method to control asthma and hay fever at the sender’s expense. It targets long standing and new cases, claiming relief from wheezing paroxysms and difficult breathing, and asks readers to mail a coupon with no payment or postage.

Synthetic beef steaks tied to science outlet claim

CHICAGO Oct 22 Synthetic beef steaks may be the next achievement of science. Charles F B Kittering president of General Motors Research Corp said at the Institute of American Meat Packers convention that packers will produce synthetic beef steaks. He compared the feat to silk production noting the silk worm has been eliminated and predicting the cow will be removed from beef.

United Press Chicago Institute of American Meat Packers Charles BF. Kittering General Motors Research Corporation

Auto crash report lists multiple injuries and charges

Charles Atkins said the driver who struck him at 400 Harding St. failed to stop. He was taken to City Hospital with head and body injuries. Hare was charged with reckless driving and DWI after his car hit a parked machine at 634 N Meridian St. A woman in the Hare car was cut and bruised but did not provide her name. Other injured include Miss Cressie Whitaker and Homer Hill. Arrests include Lester Eldridge and Paul Mitrack after accidents.

Cressie Whitaker N. Lynn St Homer Hill S. Meridian St Lester Eldridge Paul Mittrack Bluff Rd Hanna St

Thurman Rejects US Charges Against Indiana Revenue Office

Bert Thurman the Indiana district collector said there is no foundation for charges from Washington alleging favoritism. He claimed no civil service requirement for deputies, denied requesting resignations, and said the government asked him to reduce staff by about thirty while maintaining efficient operations.

M. Bert Thurman Internal Revenue Indiana United States Washington Washington Dispatches Thurman Revenue Department

Parade Leaders Named for Mardi Gras Halloween Parade

Lieut. Claude Johnson announced the Mardi Gras Halloween parade will be led by Brig. Gen. Dwight E. Aultman and the 11th Infantry band along with Police and Firemen's band. About 100 floats are promised with entries in registration order. A runway on S Meridian Street will host costume judges as ten out-of-town bands arrive to play for dancing.

Dwight E. Aultman Ft. Benj. Harrison 11Th Infantry Claude Johnson Johnson S. Meridian St Circle Washington St Sergi Harry Smith

Question of Texas special session hangs on grand jury

The Travis County grand jury resumed its inquiry into state highway matters and the outcome may decide whether a special session is called to investigate alleged irregularities in state offices. Governor Miriam Ferguson has denounced such a session as a waste of taxpayers money.

United Press Austin Tex Texas Travis County Grand Jury Miriam Ferguson

Parents as Real Science in Parenting Discussed at P T A

Moraine Park School of Dayton principal Frank D Slutz told the Indiana Parent-Teacher Association that being a parent is a science and the parent must be acceptable to the child. He urged interest in the child's friends and organizing home life democratically. Other speakers included C E Edmondson and Miss Cora Steele. At the Severin banquet, Indiana University president William Lowe Bryan urged greater educational spending amid rising luxuries.

Frank D. Slutz Moraine Park School Dayton Ohio Indiana Parent-Teacher Association the Severin C. E. Edmondson Indiana University Edward Franklin White Indianapolis Cora C. Steele Terre Haute William Lowe Bryan W. P. Dearing Oakland City College Benjamin J. Burris Indiana State Normal School Muncie Bryan

Schoolgirl Killed by Teacher's Auto in Washington

A11 year old Mildred Dyer was struck and killed in Washington Indiana when stepping from a school hack driven by her father. The vehicle was operated by Dorothy Gines a 20 year old school teacher. The incident occurred in front of the Dyer home. Nine states now require Bible readings at set times in public schools.

United Press Washington Ind Mildred Dyer Dorothy Gines

Stop Itching Skin With Zemo Treatment Ad

A vintage advertisement claims Zemo provides relief from itching and skin troubles. It promises disappearance of irritations pimples blackheads eczema blotches ringworm and similar conditions after initial use. It touts Yomo as a non greasy disappearing liquid that nourishes skin.

Moone's Emerald Oil Advertised for Bunions and Veins

An advertisement promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple remedy to reduce inflamed toe joints and swollen veins. It claims night and morning application, a two ounce bottle, full strength, with money back if unsatisfied, and urges purchase from Hook Drug Co or any first-class druggist.

Moone Hook Drug Co

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