Wilson's platform and ship bills shape 1916 race
The Madison Herald argues the 1916 Democratic program centers on recall of judicial opinions and support for Wilson. It mocks the Republican platform and urges business leaders to back Wilson, noting tariff, shipping rate changes, and compulsory military service as potential issues.
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Chicago
Wilson
United States
Health slogans on public well being and disease control
A compact snippet discusses posture and hygiene, linking slouching to health risks and dirty hands to disease. It notes flies spreading fever, the value of cleanliness, and the idea that health is a natural asset. The U S Public Health Service guards ports against foreign disease.
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Bank of Nature
U. S
Colored Lodges Plan District Meeting in Seymour
The colored Odd Fellows of Seymour North Vernon and Madison will hold a district meeting in Seymour next Sunday. The program features Rev. A. M. Hodge pastor of Madison A M E church and D. W. Caine grand master of the colored Maguns of Indiana.
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Odd Fellows of
Madison, North Vernon and
Seymour
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Mercury Free
An advertisement warns against mercury containing remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as safe and internal acting. It urges buyers to obtain genuine products and mentions testimonials and Druggists selling at one dollar. It also promotes Dean's Digestive Pills as a mild laxative.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Buyng Hall
Ohio
F. 3
Senreco
Cincinnati
Hanover College Gifts and 1933 Commencement Lineup
Hanover College Indiana announces gifts to a 250000 endowment fund including 25000 from John H Holiday 500 from W B Brown's Sons and 250 from Stanley Coulter. The seventy third annual commencement features Millis as speaker on The Gospel of Jesus with other addresses by Shelbrede Peak Britan Dowell and Colgate among alumni and class speakers.
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Hanover
Ind
Thanover College
W. A. Millis
John H. Holiday
Indianapolis
I. RB. Thornton
Bedford
W. BP. Brown
Hanover College
George FE. Shelbrede
Emmanuel Church
New York
Literary Society
Gladys Roberts
Salutatorian
Feminisne
Dean C. Jackson
Shelbyville
Miyatoviteh
Pristina
Macedonia
the Good Samaritan
Helen Culbertson
A Room Mix-Up and a Meeting in a Hotel Parlor
A traveler recalls a morning dispute over room numbers at a hotel that leads to a playful chase involving a ring and a letter to Miss Chalmers. After misplacing items and a tense exchange, the narrator helps recover the letter, sparking an unlikelycourtship that ends in marriage and a later confession.
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Ananias
Saved Husband's Life by Quick Action
Mrs Josue Burton of near Oni stopped an arrest after learning her husband had attempted suicide during a dispute with Clayton. She drove to Dacsbere to seek arrest but learned of his fatal ingestion of concentrated lye. A physician arrived and she hurried back to save him before death.
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Josue Burton
Oni
Clurton
Burton
Dacsbere
Court Upholds Mule Kicking Propensity Ruling
In Frankfort Kentucky the court of appeals reverses a jury verdict for J M Tate against Consolidated Coal. Pratt a company employee was kicked by a mule after striking it with a whip as he stooped behind the animal. The court states a mule’s nature makes injuries foreseeable and workers cannot recover for self created danger.
Lodging for cash at Ballston Spa jail highlights odd case
Undersheriff James Betts woke to Peter Turton seeking lodging at the county jail and delivering over 1000 dollars and securities for safekeeping. Turton requested overnight jail stay and agreed to be arraigned in the morning police court. Magistrate Groat waived a fine from the roll overseen by Betts. Also note a curious line about more than 300 fish kinds with audible voices.
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Ballston Spa
N.yl
James Betts
Peter Turton
Turton
Groat
Betts
Grim European Winter Fears Plague and Cholera Spread
Amid plague in southern Europe and cholera among Austrian forces, observers warn of a record harsh winter across the continent. Officials urge vigilance as populations endure mounting health threats and supply concerns.
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Europe
Dean's Regulats Laxative Ad
Mild easy bowel action promoted for Dean's Regulats a modern laxative sold at all stores with a 6c price listed in the advertisement.
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Dean
Columbus Man Cries Over Daughter’s Prison Claim of Insanity Rejected
In a Columbus lunacy inquest, Virgil P. Cavanaugh, 78, was found of sound mind. He was not committed to an asylum but sent to Marion Soldiers' Home. Witnesses said his distress began after his daughter Minnie Cavanaugh received a prison sentence in Indianapolis.
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Columbus
Virgil P. Cavanaugh
Marion
Minnie Cavanaugh
Indianapolis
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