Holidays Bring Visits Across Cities and Towns
Miss Catherine Knobloch spends holidays in Corydon Indiana. Norman Jackson returns to Liverton. Roger Bowman visits grandmother in Louisville. Mrs Amanda Gooper and daughter Anna stay in Indianapolis with the Mahaffeys. Miss Mildred Badger travels to Indianapolis to visit her aunt. Miss Helen Armstrong’s pupils host a musical at the Christian church Saturday at 3. Albert Worthington hosts a family dinner with the Kerewin family present. Mrs Myrtle Kullmer visits her mother on Indiana Avenue. Mrs EL Bield recovers from illness. Anna Biges returns from Henryville for holidays. Mr Mathews from Memdas ter spent the weekend with the Lauders in Midway. Mr and Mrs Colin Heseliar return from Lebaned Kentucky. Karl Stable at Lexington prepares for the ride after Christmas. Mrs Stahl walks with Miss Vaevine Covert visiting Healseyville. Rev Jon Ratibach of Danville hosts relatives in the city. Miss Edith Eberts attended the WRappal Kappa Sorority Christmas tree affair with several members. Dr Febn Loomis treated patients while Jacob Loomis of Wheeling W V has been visiting relatives. May Bellespaeth hosts few friends at Past Uhestucul Street.
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Catherine Knobloch
Corydon
Inn
Norman Jackson
Lyavton
Roger Bowman
Charles Jackson
Louisville
Amanda Gooper
Anna
Indianapolis
Frank Mahaffey
Mildred Badger
Locusterpeet
Robert Refer
Helen Armtrong
Christian Church
Weloek
Albert Worthington
Jhast Maple Street
Kerewin
Myrtle Kullmer
Shepherdsville
Nancy Baldwin
Indiana Avenue
Mes
EL. Bield
Anna Biges
Henryville
Tad
Abe
GR. Mathews
Aaron
Olle
Aid
W.os. Lauder
Midway
Mathews
Vermiain
Ay Betiger Visib
Colin Heseliar
Lebaned
Karl Stable
Lexington
Mere
Willi Davis
Veces Avenue
Stahl
Vaevine Covert Ois Vnsaline Triei
Ghb P. Graham
Mars
Boo. Eberts
Uhestucul Street
Justice of the Peace Praises Deans Kidney Pills
Jeffersonville resident Justice James testifies to kidney relief after suffering back and urinary issues. He credits Deans Kidney Pills from the local drug store and urges others with similar troubles to try the remedy. Foster Mil lard Co. Buffalo, N.Y. promotes the pill at 50 cents.
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Justice of the Peace James
Jefersonville
Spring Street
Deans
Justice James
DT Alwave
Deean
James
Foster-Millard Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Iron Boost Claim Endorsed by Doctor Sauer
New York specialist Dr Sauer promotes ordinary nuxated iron as the fastest path to strength. He asserts iron-rich blood converts food into living matter and says test results show doubles in strength in two weeks. The ad claims 200 percent gain in four weeks and promises refunds if not doubled strength in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Dr Sauer
Europe
Dr. Sauer
Citizens Drug Store
Adv
Sister Mary Carney Dies After 64 Years with Carmelite Order
Sister Mary Carney aged 95 collapsed during Mass at the Carmelite convent in St. Louis and died shortly after. Brought to St. Louis in 1863 by Archbishop Kenrick, she had been blind for twelve years and was a longtime cheerful presence at the convent on Eighteenth and Victor streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mary Carney
Kenrick
Eighteenth
Victor Streets
Mire Chief Teles of Prayer for Alar to Escape Wife
Testimony in a Manila case cites Clarence Samuelson as assistant chef at Manila. He says an alarm caused him to stay out all night and that his wife nagged him. He alleges jealousy over three dark skinned islanders she accused him of courting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alar
Los Alleedes
Clarence Je Sanmielsar
Hannan
Samuelson
Manila
P. I
Samuelsons
Couple confronts custody amid claims and harsh language
In Monticello a husband testifies about quarrels with his wife over affection and money. He recalls her use of the term squaw for native women and describes an incident where two plates were swept from a table. Samuelson moved to Matila for a fire department job, and his wife followed under an assumed name begging him to take her back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Samuelson
Matila
Fire Department
Dr Thomas Elastic Croup Remedy Warned For Children
When a baby suffers with croup apply and give Dr Thomas Elastic Osc at once. Safe for children. Dilde goes a long way. 25 cents and Abe. At all drug stores Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
Abe
Ady
Reflection blinds student in Manhattan injury
Dee Wood, 28, a State Agricultural College student from Newton, was blinded briefly after a bright sun reflection off freshly painted woodwork struck his face as he walked in Manhattan Kansas. Doctors say optic nerve strain caused paralysis that may be permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kas. Dee
Wood
Newton
State Agricultural College
Jewels Sent to Laundry in Kansas City Burglary Note
Mrs William Davis of 828 Sandusky Avenue reports no preparedness measure against burglars proved profitable after a half carat diamond ring and a pair of jewelry were put through the laundry process in Kansas City on Monday December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mon
William Davis
Sandusky Avenue
Missing Diamond Earrings Report From Laundry Slip Incident
A pillow slip containing earrings set with diamonds weighing five eighths carat was found with a bundle of clothes sent to a laundry. The jewelry has not been recovered and no arrest information is provided.
Fire fuels burn injures Columbia City man
Using gasoline by mistake for coal oil, a fire started in a kitchen stove in Columbia City yesterday. Judge Therig suffered severe burns to his arms and face as flames engulfed the kitchen before the blaze was extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Udge Therig
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Queens
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O. P. Graham
VOIGT
Stanford-Crowell Co
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Union Sutis
Popular Mechanics Magazine
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Popular Mechanics
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