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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
7
Georgia enacted statewide prohibition on July 1 1915 and on July 2 the House barred intoxicated members from the floor with strict enforcement. The note criticizes lawmakers for needing explanation and highlights a broader call for efficiency in state governance.
Practical health advice warns that decayed teeth and diseased gums invite microbes into the mouth. A network of lymphatic tissue links teeth and gums, and poor cleaning allows microbes to overpopulate and enter the body via lymphatic canals, underscoring the need for strict oral care.
An analysis notes that the six dominant European powers Britain Germany France Austria Italy and Russia have dissolved as a diplomatic bloc. The piece reflects on the new era of many nations lacking a single defining “powers” framework, dated by the obituary metaphor in World’s Work.
Madison notes record a string of visits and departures citywide. Mrs. H W Jennings travels to Butlerville, while Miss Loona Kimmel and Miss Zella Weidemann arrive from Indianapolis. Local officials discuss workmen compensation and public liability rules ahead of September 1. A fire-set attempt at Cassidy property is thwarted. Henry Breek is jailed for drunkenness. Public supper planned by St Patrick's Church North Madison. Civilians and visiting guests from Pewee Valley, Buffalo, Minner, and Indianapolis are mentioned alongside local authority actions.
A health note explains mouth breathing as a serious issue linked to poor development and disease. It describes adenods as lymphoid tissue behind the soft palate that can overgrow or become infected, blocking nasal passages and causing mouth breathing.
In Dunedin New Zealand several mushrooms two to three inches in diameter surge through the heat of day from beneath asphalt. The damaged pavement resembles a pick has been at work with three deep ruptures evident.
Frank Taylor a 24 year old roaster from Dayton was drowned near the wharf when he and James Dodson of Cincinnati scuffled aboard the packet Kentucky. Taylor fell from the fantail into the river as Dodson pursued him, and despite searches his body had not been recovered by noon. Sheriff McKay investigated and confirmed the original account of a friendly scuffle ending in Taylor’s immersion.
Miss Harriett McGlasson hosted a theatre party at the Dream Theatre for visitor Miss Norma McGlasson of Boone County Kentucky. Refreshments followed at Glass's with guests including Adelaide Gross Albury Park NJ Martha Hargan Indianapolis Leola Barlow Milton Ky Ella Stuart Dorothy Val Bernice Bucknell Virginia Tevis Margaret Reed Eleanor Tevis Lucile Grayson Kedna McGlagson Jeanette McGlagson.
Vevay Ind July 19 The tobacco crop in Switzerland county the largest tobacco raising county in Indiana has been badly damaged by the continued heavy rains. The crop overall is in worse condition than two weeks ago with many plants budding low and with small sickly leaves. In flat poorly drained fields the plants have yellowed and the injury is permanent as roots have rotted even if weather clears.
A married couple banters over a newspaper item about a man suing his wife for divorce after she searched his pockets while he slept. The wife scolds the husband for approving the act and suggests she would help search in return. Judge is mentioned as part of the scene.
Mr. Robert H. Wood and Mrs Jessie Wood of Ryker's Ridge depart for a long southern tour. They will visit Mr. Wood's brother O R Wood in San Antonio, whom he hasn't seen in 17 years, traveling via Nashville Mobile and New Orleans and returning through Oklahoma Missouri and Nebraska.
The Greensburg and Decatur county group of 54 sailed on the Ohio River to Madison, with Thomas Tumilty and Charles Christman credited for planning. Ten motorized boats departed Greensburg at 4 a.m., reached Madison by 5, fished at a noted spot, then returned, arriving home by evening, with a long list of participants.
Miss Mollie Bach daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Bach stepped from the curb and fell injuring her left leg with a fracture and ankle dislocation. Dr Cook and Totten reduced the injuries, confining her to home for several weeks. Mr J F Butts of Carrollton Ky was in the city on business.
Pleasant Point hosts an ice cream social and musical program in the Wirt church yard next Saturday July 24 at 8 p m. The event is run by Sunday School classes with D A R furnishing the music. In case of rain the hall will be used.
Local market report lists live poultry and eggs prices, including hens under and over 4 pounds, springers, turkeys, ducks, and young and old guineas. Hay and grain prices cover Timothy hay, mixed hay, oats, alfalfa, clover, timothy seed, orchard grass, blue cross, red top, and sunflowers, with price ranges and notes on quality.
A brief exchange highlights optimism and gloom as one speaker urges satisfaction with what exists while the other notes what remains lacking. The dialogue captures contrasting mindsets in a compact moral vignette.
Yonkers Statesman reports Mr. Bacon visiting the Smarts’ baby. Mrs. Bacon notes the child’s whispers and a playful remark about teaching a child to talk with a hairpin in the mouth.
July 19 report shows steady demand and varied prices across cattle and hogs. Receipts include steers 1050 and 1800 lb, heifers good to choice, cows 00-6 75, bulls 6.50-7.26, hogs 4,600 with best heavies 210 lb and up and lights 140-160 lb.
Thousands suffer coughs and colds through neglect. Neglect can lead to serious ailments and epidemics. Dr. King's Now Discovery helps early. the first dose clears the head, frees breathing, and boosts strength. Buy a bottle today at any drug store.
Four year old Warsaw-Ethel Profit daughter of Mrs Ella Profit drowned after falling into a rain water barrel. The accident occurred at the family home with neighbors and authorities noting a tragic, preventable mishap.
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