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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1915

Page

4

Caution to the small investor on railroad investments

A dated warning discusses the collapse of major U S railroad systems and urges cautious investing. It argues against heavy reliance on stock, recommends a substantial bond portion for capitalization, and cautions land poor holders about mortgage risk and mortgagee burdens. It advises evaluating bonds to value, and stresses the dangers of assuming only stock holdings.

United States Companive Oly & Simiall Stoux

Sunday notices and social roundup in North Madison

Prefeting Wart planned by Brother Sorrell for next Sunday night. Sunday school at 4 AM to boost attendance for Sun Sunday meeting at North Madison. Children's Day to be observed on the third Sunday night in June. Mr and Mrs Warner Losey visited Mr and Mrs David Maddox. Several young people attended church at Monroe Sunday night. Mr Frank Grdener of Indianapolis visited his parents George Gardner and family last Tuesday to Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wooing Koasler spent Sunday near Marisur Creek. Mr Turner Losey improved his residence with a new veranda and plans a fresh coat of paint. Eugene George with Miss Josie Turner of Madison visited Ollie Turner and family of Manville. Mr and Mrs Rank McGee spent Sunday with Mrs and Mrs John Kinnear near Middlefork. Vernie Etherton purchased a fine new Overland touring car. A strong wind and rainstorm hit Tuesday evening.

Brother Sorrell Sun North Madison Warner Losey David Maddox Monroe Frank Grdener Ndianapolis George Gardner Wooing Koasler Manville Irank McGee John Kinnear Middlefork Vernie Etherton

Dr Kay's New Life Pill Promises Quick Bowell Movement

An old style health ad urges readers to take one Dr Kay's New Life Pill at night to ensure a full, free bowel movement by morning. It claims improved appetite and digestion and encourages purchase from any druggist.

Indiana University Trades Teacher Classes at Shortridge

Two two week classes at Shortridge High School, Indianapolis, July 11 to July 16 191. It covers men and women trades instructors with no tuition. Men include journeymen in carpentry printing plumbing sheet metal machinist and electrician. Women class focuses on dressmakers milliners designers assistants cooks and lunch room keepers. Preference to physically strong under 21 with basic schooling and varied trade experience. Address R R Leonard State House Indianapolis for details.

Indiana University Shortridge High School Indianapolis FE Ke, MacNary Springfield Mass Cleo Martland New York City Indiana

Mrs. Jennie Belknap Whedon Dies in Washington

News from Washington reports the death of Mrs. Jennie Belknap Whedon at age seventy six. She will be buried in Cave Hill Cemetery Louisville beside her first husband Dexter Belknap. body to arrive on Friday morning train. She left Louisville eight years ago for Washington and is survived by a step daughter Mrs. W. O. Bonnie and her husband Americus Whedon.

Jennie Belknap Whedon Washington Louie Girdler East Front Jeffersonville Louisville Cave Hill Cemetery Dexter Belknap

Sleep Substitute Claim From Harvard Researcher

Dr. Walter Bradford Cannon of Harvard claims a body substance called adrinin can replace sleep. Experiments suggest a small amount can yield less than two minutes of rest equivalent to over two hours, potentially ending the need for sleep.

St. Paul, Minn Walter Bradford Cannon Harvard University St. Paul Cannon Nas

Rising Sun Hosts Fourth District Federated Clubs Meet

The eighth annual convention of the Federated Clubs of the fourth district convened at the Methodist Episcopal church in Rising Sun. Miss Grace Griffith of Vevay presided with welcome by Alma Downey. Key speakers included Mrs. Felix J. McWhirter of Indianapolis and Mrs. Sarah B. Hornagay of Cincinnati. Local women provided music and planned a duet and trio, featuring members of the Woman's Club of Rising Sun.

Rising Sun Federated Clubs of Fourth District Methodist Episcopal Church Grace Griffith Vevay Alma Downey William J. McConnell Felix J. McWhirter Indianapolis Sarah B. Hornagay Cincinnati Thomas A. Cooper Stella Murphy Greensburg Joseph J. Hemphill Ethan A. Anderson Hemphill Ella C. Stewart Eva Ashford Downey Albert B. Cooper Woman’s Club

Eighth District Clubs Meet at Rising Sun

The eighth Clubs of the Fourth district gather at Rising Sun M. E. church on Wednesday May 21 with plans to host many delegates members and guests. An old fashioned chicken dinner will be served in the church reception rooms and speakers include Mrs Felix T McWhirter of Indianapolis Mrs Sarah A Hornaday of Sayler Park C and Miss Stella Murphy of Greensburg.

Rising Sun Federated Clubs of the Fourth District Rising Sun M. E Felix T. McWhirter Indianapolis Sarah A. Hornaday Sayler Park Stella Murphy Greensburg

Two Suitcases of Woman's Clothing Found Near Double Lick

Lawrenceburg reports John S. Dorman finds two suit cages with woman's clothing near Double Lick creek and Hanover pool room. Blood stains on items and a suitcase. a rusty razor found nearby. Police investigate possible murder tied to Edward Ballard and local gambling scene.

Lawrenceburg John 5 S. Dorman Ohio State Line Double Lick Creek Hanover Edward Ballard

Bees Sting Farmer as Mules Run Away in Columbus

Isaac Meek of Columbus Indiana was stung on the head and face by buzzing bees he had bought at a sale. The bees also stung his mules causing them to bolt the wagon and throw him, leaving him severely injured.

Columbus Ind Isaac Meek

Organized gang eyed in car theft in Shelbyville

Shelbyville police asked nationwide alert for Jack Beeman a negro charged with stealing a seven passenger touring car from S. P. Wadley of West Washington Street. Authorities are probing an organized auto theft gang active in the area.

Shelbyville Ind Jack Beeman S. P. Wadley West Washington

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Cautions Mercury Use

Cautionary health ad warns against mercury containing ointments for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges buyers to seek genuine product with testimonials available. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Buyng Hall Ohio F. G. Cheney & Co

Pine-Tare Honey touted as health booster by Dr Licil

Ad highlights Pine Foresta tonic from Dr Licil claiming invigorating pine scent and healing mucous relief. It touts antiseptic benefits and urges purchase at druggists for 2s 0d. Also notes a New York inventor received a patent for a hollow umbrella.

New York

Aid to Belgians on a Business Basis

The American commission for relief in Belgium will provide foodstuffs worth about 65 million dollars to Belgians by mid August. Charitable gifts from America and elsewhere total roughly 5 million dollars each, while Belgians themselves supply most of the remaining 55 million through a self-sustaining exchange system that funds municipal services and keeps civil government intact.

London American Commission For Relief Belgium America Commission Herbert Clark Toover Bolefurn Beleiuro New York

Population impact of war and depopulation debate

The writer argues that Europe’s fear of depopulation is exaggerated and compares it to the American Civil War. He notes roughly one tenth of the male population died in the Civil War and contends France and England would need about 1,000,000 deaths each to match that loss. Two thirds of Civil War deaths were from disease, and with medical advances the death rate from disease should fall, delaying any such crisis. He adds native population is influenced by corn and cabbage prices.

Europe France England

Fragmented reflections on marriage and world affairs

A column of varied musings links marriage to religious duty and endurance, then surveys war timelines, neutrality, and national memories. It touches Alaska, Trafalgar, Ypres, and social habits, contrasting idealized prospects with present hardships and broader political commentary.

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