Hydroplane Flight Delights Local Officials and Press Crew
Mr F M Deeds and a crew of hydroplane experts gave a pleasant trip along the Ohio River for local newspaper staff members and city county officials. The flight started at West street and drew a large crowd. A boy, Oscar Ackerman, suffered a three inch cut after his leg was caught in a boat wheel. he was treated at Dr E C Totton’s office.
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F. M Deeds
Ohio River
Cedar Cliff
Cragmont
M. E. Garber
Agnes Donlan
The
Courier
Arthur F. Sauer
Herald
Anna Harper
Charles Dibler
West Street
Oscar Ackerman
E. C. Totton
PeterekKerman
North
Walnut Street
Moor o natives in the north of Korea unseen by whites
An antiquated report describes northern Korea remote from outsiders, its ancient Mosan city and sacred rock terraces. It notes early exploration after 1904, Ko rean beliefs about heroic blood and talismans, and the scarcity of inland travelers amid ruins and gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Tumen
Yaiuo
Mosan
Pew Wittellen
Etiquette at Fiji table and deadly lessons
Fiji public dinners are grand but risky to behavior, with a London Answers influence. The passage describes lavish heaps of taro, yams, vakalolo puddings, turtles, sagona, and yams, plus a story of a chief killed for a missing share and another for offering a broken fish, illustrating fatal stakes at feasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiji
London
Madison hosts many visitors and arrivals in August
Miss Clara Everhart of Indianapolis is a guest at Mr. and Mrs. George F. Harper. Olive Griffith returns from Louisville. T J Falconer travels to Louisville to visit relatives. Fred Jahrries returns to New Castle Kentucky. Alene Oliver of New Richmond visits Brooksburg. Clerk Prewatt issues a marriage license to Mary Rynearson and James H. Land. David Lefly of Chicago visits Madison. Carrie McKee leaves for Bradford Ohio. Carrie Gentrup returns from Indianapolis. Mrs. Frederick Flynn and son Charles Frederick visit the Colonial Inn. J J Stockdale returns to Locust Kentucky. R M Coleman of Indianapolis visits in Vevay. Frank Conway visits Madison. Sallie Hayes visits Kentucky. Mrs. Mary Sinclair will visit Middle Fork before Indianapolis. Cornelia Schmidt and Georgella Hirst travel to Indianapolis. Transfers recorded: Thomas H. Chambers and wife to Ellison McCurry for 110 acres. Nathan Drake to Aberdeen for tobacco auctioneering. Matthew and the Atlanta trio visit Madison. George H. Harrington of Pittsburgh, with wife and Dorothy, in town for Shriners meetings. General notes compare New York hotel staff ratios and East Indies pigeon abundance. Rotten eggs favored in Cochin-China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Everhart
Indianapolis
George F. Harper
Olive Griffth
Louisville
T. J. Falconer
Charles Vorhees
Vorhees
Fred Jahrries
New Castle
Alene Oliver
New Richmond
Ohio
Charles Hill
Clara Simpson
Brooksburg
Prewatt
Mary Rynearson
James H. Land
Rush County
David Lefly
Chicago
Louis Sulzer
Sulzer
Carrie McKee
R. B. Moffett
Bradford
Carrie Gentrup
Frederick Flynn
Charles Frederick
Sarah Lory
Colonial Inn
J. J. Stockdale
J. H. Stockdale
Jefferson Street
Locust
R. M. Coleman
Frank Schnaitter
Vevay
Frank Conway
Madison
Sallie Hayes
Warsaw
Tobe Eaglin
E. First Street
Kentucky
Nationwide Legion Drive Targets War Dead Swindlers
Drive Mobilization by the American Legion fights scammers who prey on bereaved families of fallen soldiers. Posts are urged to watch for fraudsters, warn relatives, and pursue arrest and prosecution. Cases include a mother promised a missing son in Cleveland for rail fare and a California lookout for a grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Cleveland
Iowa
California
Washington
Summer Dishes And Old Fashioned Vegetable Recipes
A collection of summer kitchen ideas includes baked cabbage scallop, curry of vegetables, baked banana pudding, whipped fruit jelly with custard, and a squash dish. Recipes specify onions, turnips, celery, apples, potatoes, peas, carrots, salt pork, milk, sugar, and curry powder, with steps and serving notes.
Carrollton Nuptials Unites Hanover Couple
Miss Lela Averitt and Fred Wooten married in Carrollton yesterday, greeting many friends. The bride is the second daughter of G. R. Averitt, and the groom, a Hanover merchant, is the son of Ben Wooten. They will reside in a well furnished home in Hanover.
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Lela Averitt
Fred Wooten
Hanover
Carrollton
G. R. Averitt
Ben Wooten
Old Settlers Celebration At Liberty Grove Noted Attendees
About 4000 people attended the old settlers meeting at Liberty Grove. Ells band played as Secretary of State Edward Jackson addressed the crowd alongside Charles Patterson of Tipton county and Rev. F R Davies and Rev R E Schultz. George Hagan, 83, received the rocking chair for oldest attendee while Henry Kohl and C J Irwin were praised for organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers
Liberty Grove
Ells Band
Edward Jackson
Charles Patterson
Tipton County
Farmer's Federation
F.R. Davies
RE. A. Shultz
First Baptist Church
Liberty
George Hagan
Canaan
Messrs
Henry Kohl
C. J. Irwin
Cupid Wires Crossed in Daring Love Triangle
James Wilcox and Constance Helmson rival Aggie as a sister, sparking a tangled affair. James confronts his feelings after Aggie resembles Constance, leading to a shocking realization of love misalignment and a plan to see Aggie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilcox
Constance Helmson
Aggie
James
Sean
Gen. Stoner
Ditter
Constanes
Conny
Larry
Reese
Ada
Harry
Jake
Walt
Cupid
Program to Recruit a Million Workers and Contributors
Kansas city August 27 a program to recruit a million workers and contributors for the Democrat national campaign was announced in a public letter signed by Woot Jamieson director of finance in the national organ We are not paying any favor for names of every person prepared to testify at its tank roll They call help someone and every little counts.
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Democrat National Camponent
Woot Jeaieson
Hee Rat
Afiv
Jamison
Sve
Helo Oseone
Democratic Ticket Listings and Local Races
The notice lists Democratic candidates for national and state offices led by James M. Cas for president and Franklin D. Roosevelt for vice president, with Ohio and New York ties. It names a slate of Indiana officials including Thomas Taggart, Carleton B. McCulloch, Samuel M. Foster, Charles L Wagner, George D. Sitakel, George A. Deharity, Wood Unger, Adelaide Baylor, Francis KE Bowser, Elbert M. Swan, John C. Reidelbach, and others, plus local posts such as clerk, treasurer, recorder, sheriff, and commissioners across various counties.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
United States
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
Carleton B. McCulloch
Samuel M. Foster
Wayne
Charles L Wagner
Bartholomew County
George D. Sitakel
Parke County
George A. Deharity
Madison County
Supreme Court
Wood Unger
Clinton County
Adelaide Baylor
Wabash County
Francis Ke, Bowser
Kosciusko County
Appellate Court
Elbert M. Swan
Spencer County
John C. Reidelbach
Fulton County
Rev Maupin to Return Home From Greensburg sickness
Rev C W Maupin who has been in Greensburg for weeks after a severe illness has recovered well and will return to Madison on Monday September 1 with his daughters Bernice and Mary Maupin. Friends hope for a full recovery soon. Nadine Ruth Potter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Potter Fulton, is mentioned in the same notice tied to the Gilmore family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Maupin
Greensburg
Madison
Bernice
Mary Maupin
Fred Potter
Fulton
Nadine Ruth
Wartime Rats in City Siege Scare Residents
In a period of heightened concern, authorities describe coordinated anti rat campaigns targeting districts, factories, and stores. Home and business owners are urged to cooperate in door to door efforts and prepared measures to prevent infestations, with emphasis on handling food areas and public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taeda
Hoor-todoor
Rice Prices Roil Hongkong Market Amid Export Shifts
News from Hongkong notes a glut of rice with prices rising, exporters looking to stabilize supply as Ho ngkong middlemen face pressure. Also reported are a Bethlehem marriage license for Orina Smith and Bernadine Hatcher, issued by Rev. F. P. Smith, and Buenos Aires cabarets expanding female membership.
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Hongkong
Jonah Age
Rae
Riee
Orina Smith
Bernadine Hatcher
Bethlehem
F. P. Smith
Buenos Aires
Argentines Have Sweet Tooth on Chocolate Industry
A 1914 cen trif national census notes 20 chocolate factories in Argentina making chocolates bonbons and sweets with invested capital around 4. GTA WTB US currency and 1913 profits near 8 758 609 dollars. War increased output but local product remains high class and prices have not risen as sharply as in the United States, limiting American confectionery exports.
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Argentina
United States
Home Made Remedy for Catarrh and Colds
Simple home recipe to ease nasal congestion and throat irritation. Mix Mentholized Avenue with boiled water in a pint bottle, use to gargle, snuff or spray into nostrils twice daily. Restores clear passages and helps prevent flu germs from entering.
Army dentists propose ideal dentrifice ties
United States Army dental surgeons recommend a specific set of dentrifice ties as the preferred standard for proper dental care.
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United States Army
Bio-feren Tablets Promoted By Muncie Man
Joseph Be Welch of Muncie Indiana reports improved health after using Bio-feren Tablets. The notice urges readers to follow dosing, return policy at local druggists, and promises rapid relief if health does not improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Be Welch
Muncie
Indiana
Perseus
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Feor E
Northern
Mary Sinclair
George J. Niesse
Middlefork
Cornelia Schmidt
Georgella Hirst
Miss Schmidt
Elizabeth Clements
Fred Watson
Thomas H. Chambers
Ellison McCurry
Graham Township
Nathan Drake
Aberdeen
N. C
Matthew Smith
Atlanta
James Parson
East First Street
Mat
American Railway Express Co
George H. Harrington
B. & O. Railway
Pittsburgh
Shriners
Cincinnati
Dorothy
East Indies
Cochin-China
Humphreys’ Homec. Medicial Company
William Street
Geretty
Yaerdetis
McAlure Newspaper Syndicate
Constance
Somos
Dareling
National Democratic Campaign Fund
Kansasity
James M. Cas
Harry C. Canfield
Batesville
Simeon E. Leland
James K. Danglade
Emra D. Porter
Scottsburg
John W. Driggs
Andrew W. Blake
Herman E. Bowman
Dupont
Henry C. Payne
J Hanover
Edward A. Coleman
Jacob L. Kleopfer
Kent
Rev. Maupin
Pouceen
Bane Strat Cree
Fortier Jrerres
United States Department of Agriculture
Roberts
Safe Deposit & Trust Co
Southern
John W. Tevis
Pres
Aterae
H. L. Lyon
Spey
John Clements
Treas
Liberty Bonds
the National Branch Bank
First National Bank
A. H. Schnaitter
Joyce
Paul
Ruth
Shelbyville
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