Anarchiam Debate and Immigrant Expectations Spark Debate
The Picayune argues anarchism is a state of mind and its cure lies in changing mindset. It criticizes boastful immigrant welcome leading to disillusion and rage when promises fail, warning against inviting outsiders with exaggerated tales. It cites Dr Woods Hutchinson on dawn rising and health, noting early hours may lower mood and productivity.
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The
New Orleans Picayune
Picayune
the Picayune
Woods Hutchinson
American Magazine
Dad Ain
Early morning work habits and temperance politics
The text discusses individual productivity tied to work times and argues that the saloon question is omni-partisan. It lists fourteen states with advanced temperance laws and provides party compositions of their legislatures, noting broad support across Republicans and Democrats for prohibition and local option in recent conventions.
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Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Kentucky
Virginia
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Colorado
Delaware
Nebraska
Maine
Kansas
Republican Party
Indiana
Washington
Elmer Gardner’s Run of Bad Luck This Winter
The Jamestown Press reports Elmer Gardner has suffered heavy losses this winter and spring, including two horses two colts and many hogs. A brood mare died from lockjaw after she failed to work properly. she left a young colt and was given away.
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Jamestown Preas
Elmer Fiardner
Whitestown Diapateh’s Busy Classes of People
The passage classifies the busy people into three groups by importance: farmers, salesmen, and candidates. It notes the names appear in order above, allowing a playful scale from busy to busiest in Whitestown.
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Whitestown
Will Make Estimates For Timber Sale
Jeff Richardson left this afternoon for Brown County to estimate timber owned by Professor Walker who plans a sale. He will then proceed to Georgia where he will meet timber officials and assess the potential sale terms.
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Jeff Richardson
Brown County
Prof., &. G. Walker
Georgia
Rules Adopted for Indiana Interurban Traction Officials
Indiana interurban rules were adopted with minor changes after a special committee chaired by A A Anderson and D Emmons drafted guidelines for track roadway maintenance and train operation. The rules, endorsed by many lines, ban intoxication on duty and carrying packages, with instant dismissal for wage garnishment and other conduct, amid a strong tone of safety and efficiency.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
Hunt
A.A. Anderson
C. D.emmons
H. A. Nichol
Reynolds
Pletcher Durbin
Charles Lohman
A. Anderson
D. Emmons
Commission
Indiana
Ft. Wayne
Springfield
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Mdinapolis
Crawfordsville & Western
Marion
Bluffton & Eastern
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern
Ft. Wayne & Wabash Valley
Chicago South Bend
Wheat Prospects Lift Lunchbox to Early Harvest
Miller of St Louis says winter wheat prospects look above average with potential for an early harvest if weather cooperates. Reports across principal producing states note improved conditions since May 1 in Michigan Ohio Indiana and Nebraska while rains cause some damage.
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Missouri
Paley
Mantes
Landa
Illinois
Kansas
St. Louis
Texas
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Nebraska
A Woman's Appeal for Rheumatic Pain Relief
A Dame's public notice seeks sufferers of rheumatism and related pains to write for a claimed remedy. The message promises cure for pains in joints kidneys and neuralgia and urges readers to request treatment.
Farmer introduces home bulletin board for travelers
John Henry Dewitt, a wealthy farmer east of New Castle, debuts a rural bulletin board idea expected to spread nation wide. Houses display farm name and owner at top, travel distances info at bottom, with a central blackboard for selling or wanted notices.
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John Henry Dewitt
New Castle
Children Day exercises at Central Christian Church program
The Whitestown Dispatch reports a Sunday evening program at Central Christian Church with piano duets by Corabell Hosford and Lilian Stephenson, children’s songs, Bible lesson, prayers, vocal solos and choirs. Eld. Preston Smith travels to Marion Kentucky for a Baptist union session to unite Baptist churches on doctrine.
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Central Christian Church
Corabell Hosford
Lilian Stephenson
Mary Cox
Harold Highen
Martha Long Seloterres
Jack Holmes
Ocle Higgins
Choris Violet Drill
Frances Hendricks
Leona Simmons
Jesus
Margaret Higbee
Percesus
Mable Moody
Goldine
Preston Smith
Marion, Ky
Terre Haute
A. Williams
George Johnson
John Shoemaker
Baptist Union
Fulton
Dispatch
Whitestown Dispatch
Doan's Kidney Pills touted in Lebanon ad
Lebanon Indiana readers are urged to try Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder trouble in children and adults. Mrs William Laughlin reports her daughter improved after three boxes and says doctors and other remedies failed. The advertisement emphasizes early signs like bed wetting and backache and urges prompt treatment to save the child.
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Doan
Lebanon
Wm. Laughlin
Chicago St
Ind
Dean
A. B. Jones
Peruna Testimonials From Readers Across Tennessee
A series of reader letters from Denver to Rogersville Tennessee extoll Peruna for stomach catarrh. Alderman Naas Aman George W Weick and R Samuel A Seal describe chronic illness, long bed rest, and recovery after using Peruna. Seal credits pamphlet guidance and travel to obtain medicine and regain health, urging publication of testimonials for others.
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Naas Aman
George W. Weick
Wth
Seventh Street
Denver, Co
Eleventh Ward
R. Samuel A. Seal
Treadway
Tend
Hancock County
Hawkins County
Rogersville
Tennessee
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Abedeee
Boone County
Virgil Huntin
Mer
A. T. Masters & Co
A. H. Felker
Reporter
Corner South
Lebanon Streets
Trion
Wntey
Lodgeton
Pape
Alderman Geo.w.weick
Denver , Col
Cing
Frank Richter
East Scoot Street
Winona
Minn
Peruna
Excelall
Honey Boy
Buchanan's Grocery
Bremner Bros
Chicago
Buchanan Grocery Co
Reginald Stewart
Witt & Kenworthy
Hostetter & Ging
Nelfman
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