John Zulauf in Germany and remarks on water transport
A Utica correspondent shares a letter from John Zulauf traveling in Europe. He notes Holland uses waterways to move hay by sailing barge, contrasts German revival efforts after 350 miles of travel, and observes high quality produce but widespread hardship in Prussia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kiser
Utica
John Zulauf
Europe
Zulauf
Citizens Trust Corporation
New York
Marken
Holland
Germany
Berlin
Prussia
Court House News and Local Filings Briefly Reported
Sheriff Henry Dugan is recovering at home from bronchitis. Roy H. Grimm administrator presents an inventory of his mother's estate totaling 3100. Mrs. John Grimm, widow of a guard at Hed in the Reformatory, died in a car crash in Risville. Ben F. Mantz sues for divorce from Lillian, alleging harsh treatment and that she desires him to escort her 23 year old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dugan
Roy H. Grimm
John Grimm
Hed
Horsel
Protective tariff urged to shield US workers and industry
Washington reports the Republican Publicity Association led by Jonathan Bourne Jr argues for tariffs to keep the US self sufficient and protect workers from cheap foreign labor. The piece cites wage comparisons across chemicals, pottery, glass, iron and steel, cabinetmaking, baking, candy, brewing, textiles and more to justify duty barriers against Japan Germany and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Ways and Means Committee
House
U. S
England
Germany
Japan
Camp returnees report from Blue River trip Pekin Ind
Alva Landwehr Elmer Bushfield and Ward Brim return from a camping trip on Blue river near Pekin Indiana with no incidents reported no injuries or mishaps noted by local authorities or friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Landwehr
Elmer Bushfield
Ward Brim
Blue River
Pekin
Ind
Quarterly meeting of Women’s Missionary societies
The quarterly meeting of the Women’s Missionary societies of the Reformed Churches of Louisville and this city will be held at the Milton Ave. Reformed Church on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Missionary Societies of the Reformed Churches of
Louisville
Milton Ave. Reformed Church
Office Gat and Nightly Tales of Heat and Mischief
The column presents humorous vignettes about heat induced misadventures and witty remarks. It features James and Nancy in a playful conflict, a sudden plan leading to a near tragic prank, and quips from Earl Bennett and Theodore Lyons on optimism and manners. The piece closes with a tongue in cheek remark on vanity and aging.
Conversation in Lindley Store Over Small Tacks
In a brief exchange the customer asks for the smallest tacks available. The clerk inquires about size and the customer confirms the smallest grip offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley’s
Bird of a past shadows Terre Haute daughter's future
A fragment from the Terre Haute Tribune describes Terre Haute as an attractive daughter in a city that has faced jealous neighbors and scrutiny, hinting at a hopeful yet uncertain future for its young woman amid past impressions.
Community church lawn fetes and socials listed
The notice lists multiple church events across Howard Park and Maple Street areas. Activities include lawn fetes at Presbyterian Roy Scott and St Pauls Guild gatherings, Epworth League picnics at Mrs David Allen and Mrs Clifford Smith, a bridge club hosted by Mrs Peter Donaldson, an embroidery club social hosted by Miss Leora Gaither, and a Sunday school picnic at Glenwood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Street
Glenwood Park
M. A. F. I. Club Meets With Miss Cleo Parker
The M. A. F. I. club holds a meeting with Miss Cleo Parker noted for an evening gathering. Participating members discuss plans and upcoming activities for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A F. I. Club
Cleo Parker
Local Women’s Groups Plan Afternoon and Evening Meetings
The Wednesday listings show the D. of A. holding an all day meeting with Mrs Elizabeth Hoge. Nota Bene club gathers with Mrs Frank Ellis in the afternoon. The English club meets with Mrs G M Diffenderfer at night. The Woman's Missionary society of St Luke's Church meets with Mrs T G Schimpff at night. Missionary societies of the Reformed churches assemble at Milton Avenue Church in Louisville after noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hoge
Nota Bene Club
Frank Ellis
Woman's Missionary Society of
Calumet Club Picnic Planned at Glenwood Park
The Friday event invites members to Glenwood Park in the afternoon for a casual outing. Members are urged to bring items and enjoy a social gathering hosted by the Calumet club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet Club
Glenwood Park
Night meetings and church groups listed for tonight
Old Ladies Home Board meets at the Home tonight. W F M S of Wall Street church gathers at the church tonight. Park church Epworth League business meeting at the church tonight. Wesley Chapel Men's Bible class holds a lawn gathering on the church lawn. Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian church meets at the church at 8 o'clock tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Ladies Home Board
Wall Street
Wesley Chapel
Church Lawn
Woman's Missionary ‘Society of the Christian Church
Morton Memorial Girl Scouts at Ghuroh Night
Morton Memorial hosts a Girl Scouts gathering in Ghuroh tonight with activities for troops and leaders. The event includes badge work, group games, and community service planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Memorial “Girl Scouts
Ghuroh
For Rent Three Room Furnished Flat in Spring Street
Public notice advertises a three room furnished flat with bath gas and electric lights on Spring Street Pohn 1523. Available January 25 to 28. Rental terms not specified.
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Springstreet
Terre Haute Poem Recited Amid Sharp Warnings
A fragmentary verse mocks a Terre Haute girl and a young man, with ominous undertones about sternness and fate. The brief piece references Terre Haute being 104 years old and conveys a cautionary tone about trouble in relationships through a rhymed quatrain.
A Willing Worker in Leachville Cresset Office
Sister Smedley is working now in the Cresset office and making a fine hand. The note highlights her diligence and contribution to the Nebraska plant’s local operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leachville
Ark
Cresset
Sister Smedley
Detroit Paper Criticizes Eye Availability and Bird Idle Standstill
George L. Williams remarks that bragging without merit is weak. A Detroit paper laments eyes are not plentiful or cheap enough. The text also notes an odd sight of hens standing idle, described as a standstill.
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Detroit
Good music and dance floor at Beach Grove Fourth
Pleasant evening at Beach Grove with good music and a lively dance floor on July 4. Advertised by 2 Jung on page 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach Grove
Jung
Notice to Contractors for Schleicher School Building Bid
Sealed bids for erecting a frame school on Schleicher School grounds District No 8 Wood Township Clark County Indiana will be received until noon Saturday July 2 1921 in the Township Trustee office Bonds required for each bid The Township Trustee may reject any or all bids Francis M Brock Trustee June 9 1921 Adv 29 June
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Township
Clark County
Indiana
Schleicher School
Andor
Francis M. Brock
Truste
Boy Scouts to Serve Ice Cream and Cake on the Lawn
The Boy Scouts from the Presbyterian church will serve ice cream and cake on the church lawn Tuesday evening June 8. Cream will be delivered to any part of the city. Phone 4284.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of the
Presbyterian Church
Elty
Inside-Bathing: Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate Regimen
A health note urges waking with a glass of hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Proponents claim this “inside bathing” removes poisons aids digestion improves breath and complexion and eases bilious or constipated conditions.
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Jeffersonville Star
HR C
Jeffersonville
Mali
Telephone
John Ulf
Nettie Everett Brackett
Starks Bldg
Comb
City
F. Davis
Stemler
Spring Street
Jim
James
Nancy
James C. Rude
Earl Bennett
Theodore Lyons
Klub Kalander
Howard Park
Christian ‘Church Lawn
Peter Donaldson
David Allen
Presbyterian
Roy Scott
Circle of the Christian Church All Day Meeting
St. Paul’s Guild
Leora
Gaither
Meeting of Missionary Societies of the Reformed Churches
Milton Avenue Church
Chuck
Pride OF Georgetown
Krisps
C. M. Rucker
Beck
Jeffersonville, Ind
Terre Haute
George L. Williams
Southern Optical Company Incorporated
Kryptok
Fourth and Chestnut
Louisville, Ky
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