Obituary and Local Notices From Madison Herald
The Madison Herald reports town notices including a new baby, names in politics, travel notices, and local incidents. Mrs Oliver Reed and daughter left for Dona.fred relatives. A A Bell of Bedford Wy reelected president of the Kentucky League. many residents entertain visitors and read about health and accidents in the community.
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Oliver Reed
Fred. Teviet
A. Bell
Bedford
Hertucky League of Pretaster
Tou Isville
Abon
Clarnton Ae
West Third Street
Vegonettbs
Florence E. Lawrence
Hanover
State Board
Fifa
AJ Vanlood
Warsaw
Medison
Pisuhie
Bo Bear
Sulzer Brosony
Asner
Williamr
William
Techees
Biers Ale
Mark Clin
Clark
Mary Jone
NY Street
South
New Madison Picture Theatre Planned at Main and West
Madison plans a new moving picture theatre on Main Street near West Street. The project faces delays due to alterations and a state highway route debate involving Ripley County officials and business leaders. Senator Cravens spoke on routing benefits, urging Greensburg to Madison via Ripley County.
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Met
Versailles
Ind
Pine Hundred
Deters
Ripley
Greensbury
Madison
Theouan Osgood
Joseph M. Cravens
Michiscon
Tle
Columbus-North Vernon
Jefferson County
State Highway Commission
Greensburg
Madisan
Ripley County
Michigan Plank Road Association
Daily FE. McCoy
W. J. Robertson
Wheel accident injures J. B. Hall and daughter
J B Hall and his daughter Miss Bessie were injured when a wagon loaded with spokes ran away on a Michigan hill road. They were hospitalized at King's Daughters Hospital after the crash near Sortmydale cemetery.
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Michigan
Hall
Bessie
Tapony
Sortmydale
Hwore
Mrr
Halland Dhiageeter
Tigen
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
O. A. Dasner
Fort Donaldson
Grah
Thomas Grahanomipalys
Mi Vall
Bankhead debut ushers in new Broadway run at theatre
Mees Tigiudah Bankhead Deen discusses family ties as she makes her debut in a leading Broadway role before a New York audience. The event follows public appearances by her Congressman father Wolo TS Bankhead and Senator from the Len e state. Separate notices detail real estate transfers in Indiana and visits of Mrs Chris Horton and daughter Emma Horton from Frankfort to Indianapolis.
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Deen
Walulah Bankhead
Hay
Theo
Wolo TS Bankhead
Alabama
Godoer Prandfather
Jolotin He. Bankhead
Lene
New York
Miss Bankhead
Chris Horton
Emma Horton
Charles Ringwall
Indianapolis
Neighbor settlement worker charms bachelor author
Peter Craythorne frets as tenants move next door and three lively children arrive. Martha learns the owner summering here is Lida Warren, a settlement worker, who asks for help calming the kids. Craythorne blocks any garden proximity then finally meets Miss Warren and offers aid with the troublesome trio.
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Peter Craxsthorne
Bieter
Peter
Lida Warren
Miss Warren
Peter Craythorne
Rosemary and the hedge side meeting with a wounded hero
Rosemary secretly climbs a garden gate to visit Richard Hunter an injured veteran behind a hedge The meeting shifts her sorrow into curiosity and the veteran’s silence offers a glimmer of hope Aunt Ellen warns of social barriers as Rosemary pursues the mystery across the hedge
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Rosemary
Rob
Bess
Aunt Ellen
Colonel Hunter
Tate
Cem
Josemancy
Vnd
Ives
Hunter Place
Richard Hunter
Richard
No Soft Coal Price Combine Denied By Kitness
A lengthy discussion centers on coal prices with Kitness denying a soft coal price combine. The piece cites price levels at mines in the United States France and England and notes mine price comparisons amid the Kentucky Democratic State Convention set for September 4 with 28 delegates from Trimble county.
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Kitness
Aden
Iscia
Roy
Peres
Peters
Das
Raodredad
Merrow
United States
France
Kentucky
Trimble County
Divorce Killer Grace Finds Modern Home Life
Grace Roberts, aided by grandmother Grace Stetson, challenges her mother’s views on marriage and independence. Grace embraces plain work and homely attire as she negotiates love, social pressure, and a new domestic role while contemplating divorce and personal happiness.
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Lesbo Bop
Mra. Roberts
Grace
Richard
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Taft Examines League of Nations Peace Claims
Taft argues the League of Nations aims to keep world peace through cooperation, information exchange, and rules, but warns success requires active US involvement and removal of causes of war. He urges public input to influence senators and presidential positions on joining the Covenant and shaping postwar policy.
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League Off Nations
Weeds Used in Medicine in Colonial Times
The article describes how various weeds and plants were valued for medicinal uses by settlers. It notes that herbs such as those referred to as white flowers and others were gathered for remedies for fever, toothache, and bleeding, with several plants praised for their curative properties.
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Tito
Tames
Petiv
Pathe
Apa
First Emblem of Babylonia and the Eagle Myth
The article notes Professor Brensted’s claim that the American eagle symbol traces to Babylonian roots. It contrasts the ancient autocratic bird with the American ideals of liberty and a then undefined concept of freedom, highlighting evolution of national symbols.
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Tesscott
United States
James H. Brensted
Chicago
Babylonia
Russia
Austria
Proussia
France
Babylon
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Gnateda
Omfcell Ka
Tere
Matin Street
Madison Ind
Nyre Bowker
Cat
Willian
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Oll
Thomas F
Mas
M. Ing Picture Theatre
J. B. Hall
Graham Township
Michigan Road
Just
Broadway
Doe
Ople & Top Drouioe
Tee Pheiray
Meerton Warman
Joho Bo Phillips
Bryantsburg
Jono
Toe Joan
Pavy
Veway
Everett Xo Bledwoe
STOO
Markland
Plalip
Emma Snyder
Hubert Gullion
Ty Western Newspaper Union
Martha
Gaurden
Brett Spwillers
Ste
Mildred White
Weeters Newspaper Union
Sheenan
Dorpedd
Hosetumra
Cate
J. D. A. Morrow
Senate Committee
Ate
Vino Metis Conde
Tates
Stetson
Luis
Ollou
TAFT
WM. H. Taft
Eagle
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