27 Jun 1923
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
1
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In Aldefton Louis Zink, 60, is sent to the county poor farm then invited to ride by a motorist. He rides mute along the road for ten minutes before the motorist stops. Searchers find him walking back with the water he was carrying. Local notes cover explosions, sales delays, and public notices across Indiana towns.
A report from Hartford City notes Engle and Merritt were fined starting at five dollars for failing to aim an officer. The item also mentions leaseholders near Kaw City Oklahoma hosting a banquet for Glannn Rhoades and George Overmeyer who organized local leases, with gains described as modest. Also included are brief mentions of Indiana and Miami Indian concerns and local obituaries.
Community gossip lists visits and gatherings across households in the area. Mentions Walter Jenkins, Walter Manson, and many neighbors with meals, Sunday visits, and family events. several families report measles and illness while others host relatives and attend church. A car wreck near ROUND ABDET is noted with local commentary.
Reverend W W Roberts filled his appointment at Roosten Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Julian Howard and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fo Ow Stevens and family. Myra Saivhin and children visited DeVite family. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gray Art Minard and daughter Martha. Various neighbors and families shared Sunday visits and greetings.
An extended list of local families and visitors are noted as spending a weekend visiting relatives around Lebanon. Many households hosted relatives and attended gatherings, with names such as Laflin, Curruty, Deets Laveluer, and Meedte appearing among the county’s residents.
Washington June 27 The Post Office Department says mail delivery will face challenges as letters become more legibly addressed. Tests show schoolchildren are scoring highly in letter writing and postmasters are urged to promote similar efforts locally to reduce dead letters and improve efficiency.
Paris remains the world capital of tourism as 1928 patterns change. American travelers concentrate in Paris while Aix les Bains and other popular spots grow sparse. The season shows robust arrivals but with tours focusing on single destinations, altering typical European travel dynamics.
A student abroad in Paris seeks a French-speaking partner to practice the language and adopt an American college style of instruction. The goal is to find a native speaker who can provide conversational practice and guidance in daily contexts.
On June 27 the Seine River boats carried wireless concerts from Levallois and the Eiffel Tower. A four-lamp transmitter beams music to four loudspeakers on deck and in cabins, entertaining travelers.
A testimonial ad claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured long term constipation and stomach trouble after nine years of distress. The product is described as harmless and removes catarrhal mucus to ease stomach and intestinal inflammation with a one day trial and money back guarantee.
A short reflection notes that discomfort stems from not striving to be good. It suggests ethical behavior directly influences personal well being and invites readers to act with integrity.
Readable notes describe a cream social at Hazelrgg community club on Wednesday night with a request for ladies to bring cakes. An ice cream social is planned at New Salem on Friday evening with an orchestra providing music on June 29.
The Catholic Indies will hold a cake sale at Steton's Meat Market on Saturday June 30. Proceeds support community activities and church events.
A truncated postal letter from James Noll of Connecs ville Indiana references a cough illness and mentions Foley's Honey in a complaint style note.
An advertising fragment touts a cough remedy using honey and tar as a relief for children. The text mentions Masters and Mitchell and claims consistent results.
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