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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
2
Style and dress reform to Africa sparks new movement
Fragmentary text notes debates on dress and culture, mentioning the United Presbyterian Church and Sudan related programs. The article references efforts to advance education and leadership among young girls of their own race, with focus on teaching and community work amid changing standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Phat
New World
United Presbyterian Church
Otte
Stediar
Bowie
Funeral Rites for Mrs Louise Kasper Boland
The remains of Mrs Louise Kasper Boland arrived from Indianapolis and were laid to rest at St Joseph's Cemetery after services at her parents home. Rev Charles Bilger and Rev William V Boland officiated as pallbearers and relatives from Indianapolis Terre Haute and Leopold attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Kasper Boland
Edward V. Boland
Indianapolis
J. J. Kasper
East Second Street
Charles Bilger
St. Marys Church
William V. Boland
Leopold
Ind
Joseph Do Ntese
Willam A. Brerek
OW. Prortner
William Zepf
Joseph Hertz
Thomas Waleh
Madison
Peter Boland
Edward Boland
Terre Haute
Witham Boland
Lid
Sergeant Ruel Custer Widely Recounted in Obituary Notes
Sergeant Ruel Custer died at Jefferson Barracks Missouri and was later buried near Madison. He enlisted young and spent his service in the war era, with his sisters Mrs Frances Costes and several siblings listed among survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renoans
Sargeant
Ruel Custer
Jefferson Barracks
North Madison
Charles Washae
Coofer
Roe
Belleview
Thas County
Warty
Dede Thas Wadow
Miro Custer
Tosenother
Frances Costes
Dour
Trene Copecnd
Alva Whitham
Chearies Woodtib
Bertha Custer
Youngblood child injured in bicycle collision on Dugan Hollow road
Six year old Koo Ela Youngblood suffered a fracture of the left leg above the ankle when struck by an unknown motorist on Dugan Hollow road while returning home with her parents Mr and Mrs John Youngblood. The driver fled and was not identified. The girl was taken home and the fracture treated by Dr Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koo Ela Youngblood
John Youngblood
Dugan Hollow
North Walnut Street
Fragmented garbled text about Red Cross scene and unclear details
The readable parts describe a Red Cross presence at a distant location with references to transport, parent figures, and patrols. The text mentions gravity, refugees, and various names and places but details are incoherent, with many garbled phrases and missing context.
Ames Red Cross Relief Efforts Amid Arctic Winter Strife
American Red Cross workers in Ames coordinated relief for 3,000 miners and 8,000 Austro-Hungarian prisoners with clothing and supplies. War factions halted work and forced evacuations of warehouses as aid efforts faced disruption amid a severe Arctic winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Cit Red
Re. Contras
Rede Cross
Chita
Gum Resins Key Ingredient in Incense Formulations
The article notes that gum resins comprise the main components used to produce incense. It highlights their role in fragrance and traditional uses across cultures.
Prize Winners in William E Ogle Agency Rooster Corn Eating Contest
The William K Ogle Agency announces prize winners for a rooster corn eating contest held last Saturday at their East Main street location. Prizes range from 10 to 1.50 dollars, shared among many residents of Madison, Lithia, and nearby towns, with multiple names listed per prize tier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm E. Ogle
Rooster Corn
William K. Ogle
East Mainstreet
Karl Rogers
City
Thomas Sullivan
Favrfield, Ky
Mollie Walker
Poetically Tense War Era Census Figures and Fund Drive Notes
A scattered OCR fragment blends references to wartime poetry, rail traffic growth, and a World Movement fundraising effort. It cites rail gains from capital investment, taxpayer budgets for church missions, and a list of civic clergy and organizers across Pittsburgh and nearby areas. A closing aphorism remarks that a man never knows a woman's emotion when she cries.
Sixteen Millions Goal Movement Reported
An excerpt notes a new movement with a target of sixteen million and mentions financial and policy aspects. Names such as Dr. Rav and officials are referenced in relation to support and funding. The fragment discusses national finance, costs, and executive leadership connected to a broader economic plan.
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