Porter Cadle's rise from saloon porter to evangelist
The article profiles Howard Cadle, once a saloon porter in Orleans Indiana who built a six figure income via evangelistic work and business ventures. It traces his rough beginnings, a gambling past, and his transformation alongside his wife and family as he sponsors and headlines revival meetings and expands his evangelical network across cities including Indianapolis Louisville and Evansville.
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Jon
Indianapolis
Orleans
Ind
Vadie
Smith
Jjesy Smith
Bekha
Cadle
Louis
Ndianapolis
Louisville
Labora Paris Neighbors Injured In Lead Covered Lab
A fragmentary account describes injuries to residents near a laboratory in Paris tied to Sciences and Prof Contremoutin. The damaged lead shielding and a prectograph room are noted with mentions of family connections to a man named Charles Lentz.
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Vie
Mem: of Sciences
Contremoutin
Sport
Thar Neray Laboratories
Colombia’s wealth and undeveloped potential outlined
A National Geographic bulletin describes Colombia as a huge, resource rich yet largely undeveloped nation. It notes Colombia’s size about half a million square miles, limited railways, Bogota’s high landlocked setting, vast eastern plains ideal for cattle, varied climates from Caribbean sub tropical to Alpine, forests, deltas, and crops like cotton tobacco bananas rubber coffee and grains.
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Washington, D. C
Columbia
United States
Simon Bolivar
South America
New York City
National Geographic Society
Colombia
Panama
The
Bulletin
Texas
Bogota
Caribbean Sea
Pacific
Andes
Magdalena River
Amazon
Orinoco
Rhodesia
South Africa
Caribbean
Rich Girl Jailed As Vag In Mount Vernon
Irene Davis 22 daughter of a retired broker and millionaire was arraigned in Mount Vernon Special Sessions on vagrancy and lack of home. Raised by an aunt in Plattsburg she had $3,000 yearly from her father who traveled in Europe and had stopped remitting. Probation officer noted she did not work and the court ordered detention. She pledged to return to Plattsburg if freed.
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New York
Irene Davis
John Davis
Mount Vernon
Court of Special Sessions
Plattsburg
Europe
J. S. Wood
Miss Davis
Pursues Wolf with Auto in Nebraska County
George Berg of near Verdon chased a wolf by car to its den and captured nine wolf pups after finding the old she wolf in his chicken yard. He delivered the hides at the Brown county auditor for county bounty and state rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
George Berg
Brown County
Berg
Verdon
Farmer Kills Lion Near Kelly Creek Texas
Yoakum resident N P Hagan reports he killed a lion on his Lavaca county ranch near Kelly Creek and sent the hide to San Antonio for rug making. He says three more lions have been sighted in the same area since, but were not captured, marking the first such beasts seen by present settlers.
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Yoakum
Tex
N. P. Hagan
Kelly Creek
Lavaca
San Antonio
Prayer on Pin Head Exhibit At Gaites Studio
Murray Ky exhibitor C H Baker presents a pin head bearing the Lord s prayer engraved in sixty five words of 254 letters. It requires magnification at 398 times to read and took three years six months to make with 3000 pins destroyed. Photos at half price until July 5.
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Murray, Ky
C. H. Baker
Umbrella Blown to Him in Fulton News
John Emerson, walking home in a heavy rain at one o clock, found an umbrella blown into his hands by a strong wind. He could not locate the owner and now wonders who the umbrella belongs to and where it came from, as he continues homeward in the wet night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
John Emerson
John
Triumph Pills Ad From National Medical Institute
Ladies urged to use Triumph Pills for irregular or suppressed conditions as safe and defendable in proper cases. Not sold in drug stores. Seek relief by writing for details and free information. National Medical Institute address provided in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Cat Adopted Valuable Black Foxes Left Orphans
A house cat saved 2500 for L. W. Archibald superintendent of the Warren Black Fox ranch Warren by adopting five orphaned foxes after their mother died soon after birth. The cat, newly a mother, took in the cubs and the mother fox adopted them as her own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Archibald
Warren Black Fox Ranch
Warren
Mentho Sulphur for Eczema Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Mentho Sulphur as a skin remedy for eczema and itching. It claims germ destroying properties, soothing irritation and mites, and healing the condition with regular use like a cold cream. Seek a small jar from a druggist without delay.
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Reese
Sage Tea Darkens Hair To Any Shade For Youthful Look
Describes folk remedy using Sage tea and Wyeths Sulphur Compound to darken faded gray hair at home. Claims glossy, natural color and youthful appearance without cures. Advises buying through By Stander ads and cautions it is not a disease cure.
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Wyeth
New Governor Wallace Farrington Named for Hawaii
Wallace Rider Farrington is appointed governor of Hawaii by President Harding. Born in Maine, he was a newspaperman and editor of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser and Honolulu Star-Bulletin, now serving as vice president and general manager of the Star-Bulletin.
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Wallace Rider Farrington
Hawaii
Harding
Farrington
Maine
Islands
Pacific Commercial Advertiser
Honolulu Bulletin
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
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Evanscorre
Hante
Colum
Wayne
Tud
Tadianapo
Tts
Laborain
Paris
W. Va
Charles Lentz
Hemar
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Warantee
Wrigleys
Wolf
South Dakota
Gaites Studio
Mrs. Stillman
Flo Leeds
James A. Stillman
National City Bank
Guy Stillman
Zeigfeld Follies
Wey Nottry
Popham
Maille
Wiluikis
Props
Cleveland
Wen
Uncle Johns
American Legion
Tj.bannigan
Galbraith
John T. Emery
Grand Rapids
Mich
18Th Infantry
Thomas J. Bannigan
Hartford
Conn
Col. Galbraith
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