Oolitic State Bank Sues Carpenter in Greene Court
The Oolitic State Bank files suit in Greene circuit court against Rev Roscoe Carpenter former politician and builder now with Hoosier Distributors Inc Indianapolis. The bank seeks judgment on two $1 000 notes alleged owed and past due.
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Oolitic State Bank
Carpenter
Dithsen
Bloomfield Bureau
Bloomfield
Oolitic State Bank of
Oolitic
Indiana
Greene Circuit
Roscoe Carpenter
Lyons
Hoosier Distributors, Inc
Indianapolis
Lawrence County Bank
Plants Turning to Sun Heliotropism in sunflowers explored
The article explains that sunflowers and related plants turn toward the sun due to heliotropism. It notes that growth changes in plant cells drive the bending toward light.
Lavender scent dispels mold odor in damp homes
A home care note suggests placing a few drops of lavender on shelves and in closets to counter mold odors caused by damp weather. The tip emphasizes distribution in bookcases and storage areas to keep spaces smelling fresh.
Dream of El Dorado Proves It Never Existed
Essay argues that El Dorado is mythical and that if it truly existed everyone would want to seek it. It asserts the inexistence of a guaranteed land of golden promise.
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el Dorado
Toy Balloon Flight Sets Impressive World Distance Record
A gas filled toy balloon released in a contest from Kegwick Cumberland Rigland soared to an extraordinary height and traveled about 1.0 miles after being mailed back from Konigaberg Germany.
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Kegwick
Cumberland
Rigland
Konigaberg
Germany
Nature's camouflage spider blends with flower to hide
A white crab spider changes color to match its flower host, gaining protection from predators and prey. Its concealment relies on its body changing hue to mirror the surrounding bloom, illustrating a striking adaptation in camouflage.
Footnote Tribute to Napoleon Echoes Through Time
A fragmentary reflection declares that great figures like Napoleon leave traces for memory and posterity, cautioning that such legacies endure beyond earthly life. The note preserves a dated, contemplative tone about historical memory and influence.
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Napoleon
By Way of Contrast in Klpling Quote
A clipped quotation from Klpling notes that each man must have his bigek hou or else there is no merit in laughter. The line contrasts individual foible with humor.
Police Court News Dr C E Amerman Arrested in Liquor Nuisance Case
Police officers went to the Rexall drug store office of Dr C E Amerman and arrested Dr Amerman Robert Wheeler William Jeffries Rachel Johnson and Mildred Tutchinson on charges of possessing white mule and maintaining a liquor nuisance. Bonds were set at 500 each for later mayoral appearance. Dr Amerman denies any law violations, says two men sought shelter from cold and a patient woman sought consultation, and claims any alcohol found was from his medicine shelf with a valid permit.
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C. E. Amerman
Rexall Drug Store
Dr. Amerman
Robert Wheeler
William Jeffries
Rachel Johnson
Mildred Tutchinson
Amerman
Prohibition
Morgan
Provision Made for Cate
The text notes that cats serve the postal service and receive annual congressionally provided support. It mentions a reward paid as cat meat costing about 135 dollars per year.
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Postal Service
Congress
Burns Prove Fatal For Miss Tress Goade
Miss Tressie Goad died at noon after severe burns suffered Saturday at the home near Marco when her clothing ignited from a hot stove. She had lived with her uncle since age five. Survivors include father Charles Goad and brothers William Otis and Teddy of Parkin Arkansas. Funeral plans awaited word from Arkansas.
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Tressie Goad
Lee Allen
Marco
Lee Davis
First
Charles Goad
William
Otis
Teddy
Parkin
Arkansas
Brood Sow Sets High Produce Record in Indiana Farm Note
The Journal reports H. A. Taylor of Odon owns a pure bred spotted Pol sow that produced 13 piglets in each of two litters, with all piglets surviving and thriving. The sow, purchased from Jess Overton, raised 12 from the first litter and all 13 from the second, totaling 28 pigs. The animals are described as thrifty and healthy.
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H. A. Taylor
Odon
Jess Overton
Poland
Lost Tribe Claim Tied to New Guinea People
A report describes a New Guinea group called Pupusa as possibly belonging to one of the lost tribes of Israel. The text notes their location north of Austrasia and mentions a distinctive Semitic facial feature.
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New Guinea
Pupusa
Austrasia
Israel
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