Madison Obituary Notes and Local Dispatches from July
The Madison area reports a series of local notices and obituaries. Messages describe a family traveling to California for a year, a man returning from service at Camp Strer and a four year old child Alva Mullett dying at home, with funeral details following in Madison.
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Dasper County
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West Madison
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First Baptist
Rotary dinner hosts Senator Webber on town growth
At the Tuesday Rotary dinner in Madison the event featured Senator Webber delivering a message on building self-sustaining towns. He urged residents to invest locally and support homegrown talent rather than outsiders schemes. The talk emphasized keeping money within the community to foster progress and stability.
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Toby
Dedfers
Rotary Club
Senator Webber
Eivria
Notre Dame reception and medical plans discussed
Prof AL Mod Heck and Byron Bradley visit Notre Dame faculty for a reception honoring Rev Pather Jealin Cavanaugh retiring president. Heck plans surgery at Mayo Clinic Rochester in September and will rest after the operation. Divorce filings and court actions surface as receivers and guardians manage estates. court adjourns for July 4th.
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AL Mod Heck
Byron Bradley
Oilicona
Heck
Joseph Heck
North East
South Bend
Notre Dame University
Pather Jealin Cavanaugh
Uniiversity
Teck
Notre Dame
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Minn
Condergo
Ao Carter Wath
Oh Neeoudat
Dheck
Sunmmer
Prot Dheck
Oman
Trims Markson
Albouf
Jefferson County Land Values Prediction
The Prairie Farmer says Jefferson County farm lands have not advanced with others and predicts future values up to 400 dollars an acre in ten years. Professor Norman of Purdue recently noted Jefferson county flat lands as the state's best chance for price gains, estimating 150 to 200 dollars per acre in the market.
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The
Prairie Farmer
Jefferson County
Norman
Engineering
Purdue
Indiana
Secretary Lansing to Return to U S in Two Weeks
Secretary Lansing, head of the American Peace Commission in Paris, is expected to return to the United States within a fortnight. An official statement was not issued, and Washington needs his presence. Acting Secretary Polk is reportedly in ill health and desires retirement. Rushville Mayor A B Irvin offers 25 dollars for the thief who stole his automobile license plates from the garage at his home.
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Lansing
Paris
American Peace Commission
United States
Washington
Polk
Rushville
A.B. Irvin
Pleasant Memory of Sassafras Den and Tea Traditions
The passage recalls Sassafras Den as a cherished domestic symbol, noting tea rituals and a nostalgic scene of a kettle steaming on a back stove. It contrasts old memory with modern changes, hinting at a generation clinging to traditional beverages and a sense of gentler times.
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Sassafras
New York Journal Backs Ending Term Lunacy
The New York Medical Journal argues against the word lunacy and related vague terms that label individuals as abnormal. It notes the insistent human habit of grouping people and the ostracism faced by those in unpopular categories, urging abandonment of slurring language despite lingering beliefs.
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Poltrou
New York Medical Journal
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Monroe Township
Milton C. Boerner et al transfer 70 acres in Monroe Township to John W. D. Parks. Emma Lodge sells property on East Main Street to John M. Sample. Edward Kremer sells a house and lot in Canaan to Minerva Jd Winscot for 400 dollars. Wilbur S. Bear and wife transfer property on Depot Street to William J. Brook for 300 dollars.
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Milton C. Boerner
John W. D. Parks
Monroe Township
Emma Lodge
John M. Sample
East Main Street
Edward Kremer
Minerva Jd. Winscot
Canaan
Wilbur S. Bear
William J. Brook
Depot Street
Trinity Church’s Dawn Over Busy New York Skyline
The article recalls Trinity Church rising beside the city’s financial hub, its spire standing amid towers and elevated trains. It notes the church’s long history dating to 1798, its dignified setting, and ongoing community services linked to the church’s past modest beginnings and noted architectural presence.
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Trinity Spire
Trinity Church
Wali
Trinity
Trinity Church Corporation
New York
Old Mansion Echoes of Love and a Child's Joy
Linda cares for a motherless child in a regal old house where Mr Cameron visits the girl and child, a kitten, and the firelit room revive memories. The man speaks of the child's needs, and Linda feels a hopeful, quiet happiness as love quietly returns to the old mansion.
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Ms. Miter
Linda
Cameron
Wien Priddy
Cowie
Tarek
Pheddy
Cam
Mr. Cameron
Ex Kaiser To Be Tried Soon Before World Tribunal
London reports Premier Lloyd George said the former Kaiser will face trial shortly before an international tribunal seated in London. The announcement outlines the move as part of postwar accountability.
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London
Lloyd George
Exan Kaiser
Ann International Tribune
Troop Ships Arrive as Miller Organizes Thrift Clubs
Five troop ships reached New York on July 1. The vessels Lazerta Wiheminia Arizonia Lancaster and ate Cecilia arrived. Henry Miller of Indianapolis organizes thrift stamp clubs among factory employees of the city.
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New York
Lazerta
Wiheminia
Arizonia
Lancaster
Ate Cecilia
Read Henry Miller
Indianapoli
Ety
Punctuation Test Prompt Challenges Reading and Spelling
A garbled passage imitates a punctuation test with noisy, mis-spaced text. It weaves through sentences about writing, tone, and a quizzical request to create readable output while maintaining some historical flavor and devoid of clear facts.
Convivial Bequests At A Beer House In Deer Mn
A historic note describes bequests meant to fund weekly free beer at a favorite beer house in Deer Mn. One will pay the patrons to drink in memory of the donor each anniversary as long as a beneficiary survives. Friends must meet or send a note proving the condition was observed.
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Dlanear
Indianapolis Star
Napoleon III Opens Louvre and Honors Monuments
The article notes Napoleon III completed and opened the Louvre on August 14, 184, marking a milestone in French art. Marble slabs commemorate the Louvre’s construction and the joining of the Tuileries to the Louvre, with inscriptions referencing Catherine de Medicis and Napoleon III’s work.
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Louvre
Napoleon III
Napoleon [lI
Neots I
Catherine de Mediet
Interpreter Explains Scottish Curling Terms in Antipodes
A Scot in New Zealand tries to describe curling jargon to friends. He explains lines like pat-lid and hog-smotherin in a playful, features the elder’s walk and the term staye as he defines kit tle pints for beginners.
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New Zealand
Laddie
Seven Tablets a Day Remedy Ad For Nervous Run Down
An advertisement touts a tonic claiming to restore red blood and nerves for nervous, rundown men and women. It urges seven tablets daily for seven days, promising vigor, ambition, and endurance while warning against overwork and dependency. The copy pushes pharmacist dispensation and local availability.
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Eyee
Piotr
Cdeb
Apfane
Ted
Pact text shows defense treaty with France United States and Britain
The French Foreign Office released the defensive pact text among France the United States and Great Britain. State Secretary Lansing had said it could not be public until Senate submission. The Echo de Paris criticizes unconditional military aid.
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Paris
France
United States
Great Britain
Lansing
United States Senate
Poincaire
Echo de Paris
President Wilson to rebut claims in Congress message
President Wilson plans to devote substantial space in his Congressional message to refute the charge that he seized legislative power. He argues the United States alone allows national leaders to control alien property, defending his administration's actions.
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John Edwin Nevin
U. S
George Washington
Wilson
Congress
United States
Postmaster Burleson Announces Postal Censorship Ceased
Postmaster General Burleson states that all United States postal censorship ships ceased with the treaty signing. The remark follows a broader wartime policy note as the nation prepares for Sunday work limitations and garden duties.
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United States of Postal Service
Washington
Burleson
United States
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