Tanlac credited for health rebound by Ft Wayne woman
Mrs J F Lovey of 225 W Berry St Ft Wayne says Tanlac renewed her health after years of dizziness and fatigue. She reports a restored appetite and energy after four bottles and urges others to try the remedy sold by local druggists.
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J. F. Lovey
W. Berry St
Ft. Wayne
American Legion Prepares for Fourth of July Celebration
The American Legion plans a July 4 program in Linton with committees to organize events. Commander Heenan will appoint all panels, Lexie Smith Amusement Co. builds rides for Haseman Grove, a Legion baseball game and a patriotic program are scheduled, promising one of the best celebrations yet.
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American Legion
Heenan
Legion
Lexie Smith Amusement Company
Haseman
the Grove
Linton
Public Utilities group urges curb on blue sky schemes
Indiana business leaders urged limiting blue sky promoters as a major capital blocker. Charles J. Henry of the Indiana Public Utilities association said fake oil and mining schemes drain savings and hinder legitimate finance needed to revive commerce. He praised the thrift movement and endorsed investing savings in regulated utilities or safe institutions.
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Indianapolis
Blue Sky
Charles J. Henry
Indiana Public Utilities Associa Association
Henry
Indiana
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Public Utility Association
Deser tion warrant filed for eloping pastor
In Xenia Ohio Rev W W Culp 35 pastor of Spring Valley Methodist Episcopal Church eloped with Esther Hughes 18 a boarding music teacher. His wife Mrs Culp and their nine children filed the desertion warrant. Police state to watch for couple and photos to be broadcast statewide. A Dayton auto firm may file a mortgage violation warrant tied to the car. The congregation funded much of the purchase.
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Xenia
Ohio
W. W. Culp
Methodist Episcopal Church
Spring Valley
Here
Esther Hughes
Dayton
Automobile E Company
Culp
Investors urged to bring pass-books for H L S A dividends
Investors in the Home Loan and Savings Association are asked to bring pass-books to the office by the 20th to be credited with dividends. Do not miss this to receive compounding. Walter F. Stover assistant secretary, 1713.
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Home Loan & Savings Association
Walter F. Stover
Honor Patriots of Concord Remembered Across Sides
British and American veterans joined in Concord Massachusetts to honor those who fell in 1775. The ceremony featured tributes at the British and American monuments, a joint prayer, decorations, and the singing of patriotic tunes. The narrative recounts the flag’s history tied to Captain Nathaniel Page and the 1674 Essex Suffolk Middlesex County cavalry banner now kept at Bedford Public Library.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Christian Science Monitor
George W. Bentley
Naval and Military Veterans Association of
Boston
United States of America
Lexington Minute Men
State Guard
Old Concord
Lexington
Essex
Suffolk
Middlesex
Mays
Page
Nathaniel Page 3d
Bedford
drMi
Public
Mass
America's Debt to France and its Revolutionary Aid
France financed the American struggle against Britain with at least 50 million dollars. Louis XVI received no significant repayment, and the U.S. has not been asked to repay. France sent 12,680 military personnel in 86 transports and 32,609 sailors in 63 warships, totaling 45,289 fighting men with 8,668 guns aboard ships.
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France
America
Great Britain
Louis XVI
United States
The Declaration Described by Thoughtful Hands
A poetic reflection on the Declaration of Independence praising its plain honest diction. It imagines how rapid telegraph and telephone reporting might have conveyed each step of progress in that pivotal July moment. The piece emphasizes the authorship of brave patriots and the enduring beauty of clear political thought.
Washington’s orders from Historic Yorktown house
A historical note recalls that the decisive movements against Cornwallis were directed by General Washington from a house in Yorktown, highlighting the route of triumph in the decisive campaign.
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Yorktown
Washington
Cornwallis
WANTED-100 pairs shoes for daily repair
Classified line listing several small ads from a 1911 era page. It mentions a shoe repair request, a factory apron sale, a five room house for sale, baled clover hay, a new utilitool demo, choice boar pigs, and road work jobs with contact details. Includes names and addresses.
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Haseman & Delino
Poe & Johnson
John Flynn
Depot St
Sullivan
L. M. Moore
Switz City
Mr. McBride
Ogle Farm
Bell Phone
Ernest Berns & Co
North Locust St
Centralia
Red Sunset Hints At Impending Tropical Storms
Scientific American notes a flame colored sunset during hurricane season below the thirty-fifth parallel can warn of a dangerous tropical storm. The phenomenon may precede sea swell and upper cloud movements by 24 to 48 hours, offering a crucial safety alert even without a pressure drop.
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Scientific American
The Great Horny Owl Helps Man In Winter
A note from the Exchange extols the great horned owl as a big winter visitor with yellow eyes and a strong grasp. It preys on rodents and vermin, aiding humans, though handling requires thick gloves to avoid its grasp.
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Man
Kim
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