Improved Streets Could Save Taxpayers Money
Brownstown dispatch reports Madison Town Council plans paved streets totaling about a mile and a quarter. Bids due August for vitrified brick asphalt concrete and tarvia bound materials. residential blocks to be 30 34 feet and business blocks 44 52 feet wide. Citizens favor brick for permanency and long term savings.
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Brownstown
Madison Council
Mulberry Street
Madison
Light lunches offered to passengers on Pennsylvania Lines
Uniformed waiters deliver light lunches in coaches on Pennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburgh with fruit sandwiches coffee and pastry at nominal prices. After a successful test the service expands to all coach portions with dining cars and will reach additional stations to meet passenger needs reducing lunch box use.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburgh
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promotion Note
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective internally for blood and mucous surfaces. It warns against imitations and offers testimonials free with purchase and Druggists selling the product. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Bayng Hall
Ohio
Cheney & Co
Toke Hall
Constipation Remedy Promoted In Local Ad
Advertisement touts Dean's Regulats as a mild opening medicine for constipation with relief claimed for headaches dizziness and drowsiness. Priced at 25 cents a box at all stores.
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Dean
Madison native named Porto Rico superintendent and sister to teach music in Lexington
Prof. C R Melcher is appointed Superintendent of Public Instruction in Porto Rico by Gov. Yager and President Wilson will sign his commission. His sister Miss Isabel Melcher will become instructor of music in public schools at Lexington, Kentucky, taking duties in September. This reflects honor for Switzerland County's son.
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C. R. Melcher
Porto Rico
Yager
Wilson
Ollie James
Prof
Melcher
Switzerland Co
Mies Isabel Melcher
Lexington
Switzerland
Democrat
Democratic convention dates fixed for spring primaries
Indiana Democratic rules set last Wednesday in April as the permanent state convention date in Indianapolis and the Saturday after the March primaries as the permanent district convention date for Seventh district. Other districts hold their conventions on the first Tuesday in April, with the state chairman elected on the second Tuesday in April. Delegates will nominate presidential electors the night before the state convention and select national convention delegates by district.
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French Lick
Ind
Democratic State Committee
Indianapolis
Congress
Bowser Makes House Stand Still over Carpet War
Mrs. Bowser and Samuel Bowser clash over a carpet as he insists on handling installation in a businesslike, combative fashion. He tears up, repaints the effort, and proclaims sole control of household affairs, ending with a weary boast about a wife’s ignorance of running a home.
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Mr. Bowser
Bedieon
Thorn
Not A Fish Yet Fine Stirs Trail For Angler
In Perth Amboy New Jersey Alec Buckowski fished beside Kessler pond with pole and line. A game warden cited him for fishing without a license, and Justice Pickerseill fined him $20. The tale notes that not every fisherman must catch fish to be considered one.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
New Jersey
Alec Buckowski
Kessler
Nean
Justice Pickerseill
Unnamed at Sixteen: A Satirical Take from the Journal
The Kansas City Journal sketches a proposal to leave children unnamed until age sixteen so they can choose their own names. The writer notes widespread dissatisfaction with parental name choices and mocks the reform by imagining a self assigned name like Algernon Reginald.
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Algernon Reginald
Kansas City Journal
Miss Campbell and the colored maid in mourning advice
The judge recalls Miss Campbell who abandoned colored servants for whites. After a near relative dies the old colored maid visits and chides Miss Campbell to “take on a black man” in mourning, implying a shift back to her former staff.
Fragmented Quotes Collage From Period Newspapers
A garbled compilation of quotes and misattributed snippets from various papers includes lines about business, insurance offers, singing praises, and archaic verse. The text mixes dialog snippets and literary excerpts with scattered names and publications.
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