Local Items and Notices From Bordeaux and Surroundings
Multiple short notices report births marriages and deaths in Madison area. Includes a February 26 girl birth Tolono. James B. Dennett and Ollie Johnson marriage. sheriff transporting a prisoner. a 43-year-old patient Robert Collins dies. Carl Friedersdorf's Terre Haute visit. Navy praise by Admiral Fletcher. Fred Hondell's Indianapolis transfer. William Bierck attending funeral in Richmond. Rose Thinnes visiting Indianapolis family. tobacco sales totaling 105000 pounds at 10.05 average. Wilmington College basketball win over Hanover 51 to 24. Hayden Bear visiting Madison. J B Pearcey inspecting area high schools. French steamer Dakme sunk near Dyeu with six missing. Baku imports $400000 US wire monthly.
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Meo
Wal Githele
Robert Collins
Craymont
Greensburg
Vail
Carl Friedersdorf
Terre Haute
Charles Friedersdorf
United States Navy
Frank Fletcher
Hove Naval Committee
Fred Hondell
Indianapolis
Jamie Schwab
Citizens Gas Company
William A. Bierck
Richmond
Christian Wessel
Wilmington College
Ohio
North Vernon
Wilmington
Hanover
Indiana
Hayden Bear
Delana C. Bear
Riverside
Cal
W.S. Bear
Delana Bear
California
Madison
J. B. Pearcey
Anderson
Anderson Schools
Hanover Academy
Ryker's Ridge
Kent
Deput
Saluda
North Madison
Dupont
Bordeaux
Dyeu
Baku
Russia
United States
Senreco Tooth Paste Offers Defense Against Pyorrhea
Dentist cautions gum recession from pyorrhea and presents Senreco Tooth Paste as a daily treatment. The product claims to combat the disease germ, whiten teeth, and provide a cool, wholesome mouthfeel. A two ounce tube costs 25 cents, with sample tube and folder available by mail from The Sentane Remedies Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Dental
Sentane
Union Central Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Relic of Titanic lifebelt gifted to Capt Walter Abbott
An aged cork from a life belt recovered after the Titanic disaster was given to Capt. Walter Abbott by W. B. Waterman of this city now of Halifax. The card explains it came from a woman found near the wreck and was among other Titanic relics. Also noted are brief biographical details of Mrs. Elizabeth Murray Jenkins born 185, died 1916, and family notes. Market reports close with usual weather and sales remarks.
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Walter Abbott
Womin
Maine
Cork
Abbott
W. B. Waterman
Thalifax
Sir Veatenman
Joe
Pennsyuia Lines
St Second
Cntapans
Mr. Waterray
Nova Scotia
Free
Mackey Rennett
Atlanetic
England
United Anctes
Elizabeth Murray Jenkins
Gelsih
Misch
Fatedenwins
Huckleberry
Maud M
Henrietta
Mabel
Ernst
Jenkins
D Baptist Church
Cirthoac
Indianapolis
Voncert Baptist Church
Tobe
HH. Mureny
West Main
Willard Hall hosts temperance play night unfolds strong turnout
A large crowd attended last evening as Loyal Temperance Legion and Young People's Branch presented plays on a Willard Hall porch. Casts included Duane's New Regime and Uncle Sam's Vision with themes of prohibition and temperance, featuring students in red white and blue and songs like The Sick Baby.
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Willard
Loyal Temperance Legion
Young People’s Branch
Duane
Jimey
Dyson Carter
Laura James
Celeste Micant Dlazel Furbush
Lulu Willions
Myrtie James
Diane Carter
Wee Duane
Fred Dillaye
Dy Hel Turnen
Wallace Hunt
Roy Tiener
Phill Brown
Anna King
Rome
Jeorothy
Kathryn Demint
Dorothy Trips
Geneva Crawford
Ruth Turner
Dalphine Turner
Dresed
Temperance Fairies
Ouncle Sam
Unele Sam
Earl Turner
Virginia Gebest
Phillis Pate
Jervond
Kathryn Turner
Raymond Sher
Golda Jenkins
Lucille Gerdes
May Gerdes
Bain
Newt Denny
Mainner
Amurmin
Monotuck Hall
Mary Marium
Helen Spicer
Solly Armstrong
Isabelle Hewitt
Nan Woodrull
Mary Morrow
Winifred Willets
Mable Morrow
Edith Stevens
Jinnah Jones
Eleoise Hartley
Posey Knowles
Old Peyo
Carrie—May Gerdes
Young People’s
Hostettler
Fort Wayne Aviator Sues for Divorce Over Letters
Art Smith sues his wife for divorce and presents letters she wrote to a girl friend telling of the different men she had been with during his absences. He says their popularity on the coast contributed to the straining marriage.
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San Francisco
Art Smith
Fort Wayne
Smith
Storey Charged With Kidnapping Children in Worcester Case
New Castle March 3 Mrs Minnie Storey charged with kidnapping her children from her husband’s Worcester Massachusetts home was arrested here. She had been divorced and the husband obtained custody of the children.
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New Castle
Minnie Storey
Worchester
Mass
Judge Shea Named Ambassador to Chile by Wilson
Judge Shea of the Indiana Appellate Court was selected by President Wilson as Ambassador to Chile. The nomination will be sent to the Senate soon. His home is Seymour Indiana.
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Washington, D.C
Shea
Appellate Court of
Indiana
Wilson
Chile
Senate
Judgve Shea
Seymour
Just Laugh and the Test of Jests
A Judge warns that mockery of friends foibles invites a comeback. The piece argues humor relies on mutual laughter and that without an answering laugh the joke loses its bite.
Where Was She Sitting Edith and Freddy Paint Incident
In a New York American item Edith recalls asking her father why he did not warn about a painted seat. Freddie and Edith sat on the chair last night and Freddie got paint on his coat and trousers.
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Edith
Papa
Father
Freddy
New York American
Verse about Hiram Tate from Auburn
A poem note from the New York World mentions a lad named Hiram Tate who lived in Auburn, up the state, and remarks he could not boast of auburn hair in a light humorous line.
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Hiram Tate
Auburn
New York
Three Trainers Die in Albany Rail Collision
A rear end collision of New York Central trains in Albany on March 3 killed three horse trainers. The incident occurred early this morning and involved two freight engines colliding with a passenger train, authorities said.
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New York Central
Albany
Sloan's Liniment Ad Promotes Pain Relief
An advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment cures rheumatism and allied pains by freeing congested blood. It asserts the product restores warmth and ends pain, urging readers to keep a bottle at home and offering 25c 50c and 1 bottle sizes.
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Sloan
Fire drill saves village in Fahys Co blaze
Sag Harbor New York fire drill kept Fahys and Co watch case workers from a total village ruin as nine business structures burned. The water supply failed, firemen battled for four hours, several firefighters overcame exposure, and women provided coffee to sustain responders.
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Sag Harbor
N. Y
Fahys & Co. Ia
Marooned for 34 Days on Pacific Island Rancher Recovers
Quyoquot B C rancher Ey erett Witzpatrick from Lores Island was marooned for thirty four days after his canoe swamped near a small village. He saved flour oatmeal and a few patches of provisions washing ashore. He clung to a tree as big waves lashed the island until rescue by two Pesquolt Indians.
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Quyoquot
B.C
Pacific Ocean
Eye Erett Witzpatrick
Lores Island
Ahonsat
Mtzpatrick
Alse
Oniece
Jasmine
5 000 Gunstocks A Day In War Era Kansas
In Kansas areas near Kansas City workers crush gunstock parts at a pace of thousands daily. Vast wire fenced facilities, warning signs, and guarded yards shield war contracts. Factories process lumber and veneers for military use amid heightened security and wartime demand.
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Kansas
Perth Oor
Kansas City
Esc
Losa
Shella
Armouridale
Ares
Telephone leads to a New York society marriage
Alfred Borden son of Aly and Mrs. Spencer Borden of Fall River wed Miss Susan B Ells of Surrey England after a phone introduction via Mrs. Wumphreys. The couple were married at St George's Church in Stuyvesant Square New York and will reside at Short Hills New Jersey.
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Bostonn
Alfred Borden
Aly
Spencer Borden
Fall Liver
Susan B. Ells
Surrey
England
Mr. Borden
Mrs. Humphreys
Miss Ellis
Southampton
N. Y
Eilis
Cupid
St. George’s Church
Stuyvesant Square
New York
Mrs. Borden
Short Hilla
N. J
Man Escapes Poor Farm Over Bath Claim
D. W. Dodson ran away from a Charleston poor farm after being scrubbed in a tub against his will. He says the bath and stiff brush scrub were inhuman and breached his constitutional right, noting he had not bathed in over twenty years. Dodson left Underwood of his own accord.
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Jeffersonville
Tnd
D. W. Dodson
Charleston
Dodson
Underwood
Pap Grio Diaz and Mezisa Governance: A Transition
The article recalls Pap Grio Diaz as Mezisa's president once seen as a wonder and benevolent dictator. It notes his long rule and self reelection, praising order yet criticizing lack of citizen self governance. It argues that Mexico must move beyond the Diaz era to restore order while enabling the people's political force to grow.
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Pap Grio Diaz
Mezisa
Mexico
Editorial on National Guard and Continental Army plan
The New York Times discusses the National Guard in relation to a national militia. It argues not to abandon the Continental army plan, noting loyal guardsmen could join the Continental army if detached from state control, and that state soldiers cannot be nationalized by funding alone.
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New York Times
National Guard
Continental Army
Guard
Trade talk and war news mix at national convention
At a national trade gathering the Brasil Railway president urged US Americans to deepen South American trade with iron ore nitrates tin copper silver rubber and meat. He noted coal trade for steamers heading south and warned of war era disruptions from Italy and Europe.
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Brasil Railway Company
South America
Ile
United States
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