New York Women Enter The Hard World Of Commerce
New York women of the social set are entering business, with Katherine Force and others in real estate banking and retail. Hotels brace for July influx as patrons request ringside seats for a fight, reflecting nationwide interest and hotel service obligations.
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New York
Katherine Force
John Jacob Astor
Charles del. Oelrichs
William Laimbeer
Chas. Carroll Martin
Fifth Avenue
Agnes Duryea
New York City Strangers Prompt Drama Prospect
Two hundred fifty two people entered or left New York City on steam railroads last year revealing why pedestrians often say they are strangers in town. Drama potential rises as The Cave Girl by George Middleton and Guy Bolton, once a hit on stage, is bought by Inspiration Pictures with Teddy Gerard to lead the cast.
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New York City
George Middleton
Guy Bolton
New York
Inspiration Pictures
Teddy Gerard
Veteran Dr. Seaman Applies for Plattsburg Camp Training
Dr Louis L Seaman 65 a veteran of eight wars and an officer in all fought in Spain American War Boer Philippine Boxer Russo Japanese Balkan and World War I expresses need for infantry drill training to maximize service in future national emergency Plattsburg rules cap ages at 35 46 but special consideration sought for Major Seaman by veterans of six armies
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Plattsburg
Louis L. Seaman
Seaman
Major Seaman
Multinational Staff At City Hotel Reaches Thirty Seven
A leading city hotel employs staff from thirty seven nationalities reflecting its diverse workforce. The hotel's management highlights this mix as a selling point and a sign of global hospitality standards.
Prohibition Era New York Embraces Coffee Houses
Prohibition drives men away from tea rooms pushing them toward coffee houses in Times Square. The atmosphere and history draw patrons, transforming the area once famed for gin dens into a hub of cafés with constant crowds.
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New York
England
Times Square
Degging for Silver on Edward LaMaster Farm
Several youths digging a shaft on Edward LaMaster’s Marysville area farm in search of a rumored silver mine. They offered Mr. LaMaster a share if found, but he remains skeptical that any silver exists on the property.
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Edward LaMaster
Marysville
Mr. LaMaster
List of Slackers At Q M Depot Names Potter
A list of slackers is printed at the Q M Depot. It claims a man named Houston Potter is among them. Potter formerly lived on Wall Street and later on North Spring Street but cannot be found now. Chief Sum mers says he does not know him and Elmer Frank’s office recalls no one by that name sent to Washington.
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Q. M
Houston Potter
Wall Street
North Spring Street
Summers
Elmer Frank
Washington
Closing Exercises At Two Parochial Schools
The closing exercises of St Anthony's Parochial School occur Friday evening and those of St Augustine's Parochial School are set for June 16.
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St. Anthony’s Parochial School
St. Augustine’s Parochial School
Traveller Bodenstein Heads to Philadelphia Visit
Mr Charles Bodenstein left Thursday morning for Philadelphia to visit his sister Mrs McMurray after visiting Mr Will Seibert and Mr Charles Seibert.
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Charles Bodenstein
Will Seibert
Charles Seibert
Philadelphia
Iis
Mrs. McMurray
Guardianship and estate matters dominate Clark County docket
In Clark Circuit Court Charles W. Evans petitions for Mary Henderson to be declared of unsound mind and guardian appointed. Emma J. Finley files final report as executrix of Benjamin Finley with life interest to Eulalia Armstrong. Beuls Russell seeks authority to dispose of Drusilla Cook's personal property. Henry Cain hearing set in divorce case. State Tax Board criticizes township assessments. valuations show notable changes with autos and securities altering totals amid a countywide review.
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Clark Circuit
Charles W. Evans
Nabb
Mary Henderson
John Hodgins
William Wenning
Clark
Floyd County
Henrietta Cain
William Cain
Beuls Russell
Drusilla Cook
James W. Fortune
Emma J. Finley
Benjamin Finley
Eulalia Armstrong
Harry Lutherbach
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Sage
Board of Review
Society Notes Quick Trip News and Visits
Mrs. John Buckley and daughter Isabella depart Friday for Dayton Ohio for an extended visit with Buckley’s son Donald. James and Richard Willey head to California to visit relatives, Richard’s trip a graduation gift from Bert Willey. Mrs. Kate Stubblefield is on the sick list. Lucille McCurdy has returned home. Rev. Howard Philips and Mrs. Philips, visiting from Nashville Tennessee, have returned home. The Howara Park Christian Church Aid Society meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. F A Coyle.
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John Buckley
Isabella
Dayton, O
James
Richard Willey
California
Richard
Bert Willey
Kate Stubblefield
Park Place Port Fulton
Aid Society
The
Howara Park Christian Church
F. A. Coyle
Mr. J. O. Horner on the Sick List
Local brief notes that Mr. J. O. Horner is reported ill and on the sick list. No further details accompany the update.
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J. O. Horner
Charles Smith Guest of Aunt in St. Louis
Mr. Charles Smith of St. Louis visits his aunt Mrs. A. H. Bamber as a guest in the household.
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Mr. Charles Smith
St. Louis
A. H. Bamber
Miss Louise Riggs Visiting Friends in the County
Miss Louise Riggs of Sullivan Indiana is visiting friends in the county.
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Louise Riggs
Sullivan, Ind
Missionary Meeting Postponed Until Next Week
The Howard Park Christian Church mission group postpones its meeting to next week and plans to join with Mrs. Howard Walker for the rescheduled gathering.
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Howard Park Christian Church
Howard Walker
Illness to Mr. Chamberlain of Howard Park
Mr. Chamberlain of Howard Park is reported to be quite ill leaving neighbors and friends concerned about his health.
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Mr. Chamberlain
Howard Park
Bennett Family Attends Bloomington Funeral
Mr Marion Bennett and Mr and Mrs George Bennett of this city and Mr and Mrs Henry Bennett of New Albany traveled to Bloomington yesterday to attend the funeral of Mr Melvin Bennett.
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Marion Bennett
George Bennett
City
Henry Bennett
New Albany
Bloomington
Melvin Bennett
Hancock Family Attends Katherine Hancock Graduation
Dr. G. F. C. Hancock and Mrs. Hancock with the family returned home after traveling to St. Marys in the Woods to attend the graduation of Miss Katherine Hancock.
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G. F. C. Hancock
Mrs L A Hammond to Relocate to Howard Park
Mrs L A Hammond, long-time Louisville resident, will move and settle permanently in Howard Park, marking a new chapter in her residence.
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L. A. Hammond
Louisville
Howard Park
Mrs Duffy of Howard Park Treated for Carbuncle
Mrs H. H. Duffy of Howard Park suffers a carbuncle on her face and is receiving medical treatment.
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H. H. Duffy
Howard Park
Local Resident Returns From Hospital Improved At Home
Mrs. R. G. Trumpeter has returned from Deaconess Hospital and stays at her East Eighth Street home in improved health. Julius Lee Morgan of this city graduated from Purdue University Lafayette as a pharmaceutical chemist.
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R. G. Trumpeter
Deaconess Hospital
East Eighth Street
Julius Lee Morgan
Purdue University At
Lafayette
Miss Ruth Garbont Visit From Lyndon Kentucky
Miss Ruth Garbont of Lyndon Kentucky has been visiting Miss.
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Ruth Garbont
Lyndon, Ky
Horeb Chapter inaugurates two candidates
Horeb Chapter of R A M initiates two candidates on Monday evening in a formal meeting.
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Horeb
R.A. M
County Valuation Increases Across Asset Classes
The valuation report shows gains or increases in multiple categories. Mules rise 23 percent, hogs 28 percent, cattle 30 percent, automobiles 27 percent, furniture 7 percent, merchandise 18 percent, money 25 percent, with implements up 5 percent.
Notice to Road Contractors Clark County Indiana Woolum Road
The Clark County Board of Commissioners Jeffersonville will receive sealed bids for grading draining and macadam paving a 2854 foot section known as the W. W. Woolum road in Charlestown township. Bids opened July 5 1921 at 10 a.m. with double bond security and noncollusion affidavit required.
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State of Indiana
Clark County
Board of Commissioners
Court House
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Charlestown Township
W. W. Woolum
Eaén Big
Clark
Board of Commissionery
Board of Commissioner
Said
Notice to Road Contractors Ed Kern road bid July 5 1921
Indiana Clark county issues notice to road contractors for the Ed Kern road in Monroe township. Proposals close July 5 1921 at 10:00 a.m. and must include labor and material costs with bond. Board reserves right to reject bids and award to lowest responsible bidder.
Quick relief for digestive distress promised
A claim offers fast relief from indigestion biliousness headache dizziness and liver stomach and bowel disorders caused by constipation. The notice implies a remedy or treatment may provide prompt ease for these symptoms.
Inside bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate
An old remedy advises drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to flush toxins from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this cleanse restores energy and improves digestion for those who are bilious constipated or headachy.
Jeffersonville Lodge Initiates Several Masons
Jeffersonville reports that Lodge officials initiated several candidates in a Masons ceremony this Tuesday. The local fraternal group welcomed new members and highlighted fellowship within the fraternity.
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Jeffersonville
Lodge, Masons
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Cicarees
Young Fellows
Castoria
Juanita
Myrtle Northam
Ira Ogden
Lucille McCurdy
Howard Philips
Philips
Nashville
Terin
Herbert Middleton
United Howe Furnishing Company
Sellersburg
Thomas
Stoner
Fletcher
Homer G. Bottorfi
Jeffersonville, Indiana
State of
Monroe Township
Ed Kern
County
Board of, Commissioners
Said County
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