Madison News Briefs Reflect Townwide Travel and Local Events
Local items report residents heading to Greencastle for DePauw University and Cincinnati for a few days, teachers departing for Hartford City, and neighbors returning from the Indiana State Fair. Comrade Henry Brown, 88, of Canaan, visits. two youths face petit larceny charges in court. Divorce filing notes and clergy con consecration trip cited. Texico products and agency changes announced for local auto shop.
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Margaret Armand
Hartford City
Frank Smith
Indianapolis
Henry Brown
Canaan
Co. D
40Th Ind
Brown
Mabel Green
Hanover Road
Hanover College
Jones
Russel McDaniel
Lyman Tullis
Squire Harley
William M. Jackson
Yvete Jackson
France
Charles Wykoff
Los Angeles
Cal
Teachers Institute A Day of Language And Literature
Dr King led a thorough discussion on letter sounds and their origin while Prof Fisher linked feelings to musical keys and tones. Mise Cook demonstrated memory gems for teaching and discussed discipline and seat work for primary rooms.
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Dr. King
Poe
Mary Williamson
Eleanora
Noah
Pender
Lancaster
Milton
Republican
Shelby
Chaham
Hanover
Saluda
Monroe
Smyrna
Madison Townships
Four Armed Bandits Rob Beech Grove Bank In Indianapolis
Four masked gunmen robed the Beech Grove Bank at the edge of Indianapolis securing 25 000 to 30 000 dollars in cash. Three white men and one black man threatened staff with revolvers and fled southward on the Michigan road as police pursued.
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Indianapolis
Beech Grove
Michigan Road
Elevator Fire Destroys Woodbury-Elliott Elevator
Fire swept the Woodbury-Elliott elevator at Mancie Indiana destroying 30,000 bushels of grain with losses estimated at 40000 dollars. The item notes broader economic context with rising living costs and unemployment figures across fifteen major cities.
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Mancie
Ind
Woodbury-Elliott
Dr. King Delivers Moving Address at Madison High
A packed Madison high school audience welcomed Dr. King last night for a message blending humor and pathos. The event drew praise for his engaging style and lasting impact on listeners. Carrie E. Wagner, 71, Cragmont patient, died last evening and was shipped by Undertaker Schneider to Clinton, her former home.
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Dr. King
Madison High School
Carrie E. Wagner
Cragmont
Clinton
Schneider
Home Made Catarrh Remedy Promoted For Cold Relief
A home recipe claims four quarters of an ounce of Ment h- ized Arcine mixed with boiled water can ease catarrh and colds. Gargle the throat and spray the nostrils twice daily to keep nasal passages clean and hinder flu germs. The method is presented as inexpensive and easy for anyone to follow.
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C. Ana
Dentrifice Menu Advised as Ideal by Army Dental Surgeon
A United States Army dental surgeon recommends a dentrifice containing ideal properties for dental health. The guidance outlines nutrition and design aims intended to support soldiers’ oral hygiene and overall wellness.
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United States Army
Bio-feren Tablets Promise Quick Recovery From Nervous Strain
A testimonial from Joseph E. Webb of Muncie praises Bio-feren as a speedy remedy for nervous exhaustion and general weakness. The ad endorses a seven day dosage schedule and guarantees refund if health does not improve, noting local druggists carry or can obtain the product.
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Joseph E. Webb
Muncie
Madison Public Schools open as state attendance rules take effect
The Madison Public Schools begin Monday September 12 with repaired buildings and a large expected enrollment. Children ages six to sixteen must attend unless they have completed the eighth grade, and a list of books will be distributed to parents on opening day. School staff for 1921 22 includes E O Muncie superintendent B R Stewart principal Jessie Wells and others.
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Madison
Nocith
State Board of Education
E. O. Muncie
B. R. Stewart
Jessie Wells
Bella Hilands
Gladys Shipman
Isabelle Doig
Lillian Logan
E. R. Skillman
Amelia McGuire
Commercial
Commercial Junior High School
Harry Dannecker
Gertrude Gibson
Mae Wilson
Irene Tevis
Jessie Strong
Florence Ooten
Eggleston School Teachers and Administrators List
Eggleston School led by Principal Lenora Schwab lists Allie Martin Helen Lotz Anna Bangerter Ethel Calloway Bernice Waltz Mary Anger Mildred Sauer Margie Hancock Anna Sauley Grace Spencer Jennie Dillon. Lower Seminary Side White Principal Jesse Wood names Vinnie Gray Lydia Hawkins Hattie Joyce Agnes Dunlap Florence Rea Mable Lanham Fannie Crozier Mary Wallace. Broadway School Principal W H Langford Helen Anderson George Guess Adah Beatty. Supervisors Clara B Hargitt Domestic Science H H Stodghill Manual Training Ella Griffith Music Florence Wooten Drawing Special Class Etta M Hoffstadt.
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Eggleston School
Lenora Schwab
Allie Martin
Helen Lotz
Anna Bangerter
Ethel Calloway
Bernice Waltz
Mary Anger
Mildred Sauer
Margie Hancock
Anna Sauley
Grace Spencer
Jennie Dillon
Lower Seminary
White
Prin
Jesse Wood
Vinnie Gray
Lydia Hawkins
Hattie Joyce
Agnes Dunlap
Florence Rea
Mable Lanham
Fannie Crozier
Mary Wallace
Broadway
W.H. Langford
Helen Anderson
George Guess
Adah Beatty
Clara B. Hargitt
H. H. Stodghill
Ella Griffith
Florence Wooten
Etta M. Hoffstadt
Appointed State Tax Inspector Under Revenue Agent Frank Brubeck
In Indianapolis Clinton Cisco of Madison is named State Tax Inspector under Frank Brubeck the Indiana district. Miss Janet McGlasson returns from Boone county Kentucky with her aunt Mrs Berkshire. Mrs Emma Gidden 63 dies near Kent after long heart illness her funeral in Bedford Kentucky tomorrow at 11.
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Frank Brubeck
Indianapolis
Indiana
Washington
Clinton Cisco
Madison
Brubeck
Janet McGlasson
Boone County
Berkshire
A. H. MecGlasson
Emma Gidden
Kent
Bedford
Folding Wings Plane Drafted For City Streets
A novel airplane with folding wings by G Edward Earnhardt recently flew over Los Angeles. Secretary Wagner of the Aero Club of Southern California calls the invention a near solution for commercial flight. The craft uses twin motors and can travel with one. Folding wings allow buckling back for street passage pulled by a car on rough roads.
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G. Edward Earnhardt
Los Angeles
Cal Tn
Wagner
The
Aero Club of
Southern California
New Maya Cities Unearthed by Carnegie Expedition Explore Peten Legacy
The Carnegie Institution expedition in 1921 led by Dr. Sylvanus Morley uncovered several Maya cities in northern Peten Guatemala and near Tayasal on Lake Peten Itza. The team studied Maya language and archaeology, detailing the Munya empire heartland and the dense jungle that now hides ancient palaces and temples.
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Washington
America
Carnegie Institution
Guatemala
Department of Feten
Yucatan Peninsula
Sylvanus G. Morley
Institution
C. BE. Guthe
William Gates
Peten
Morley
Taynsal
Doctor Morley
Munya
Doctor Guthe
Tnayasal
Yucatan
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean Sea
Santa Marta
Mexico
Central America
New World
Francisco de Montejo
Prohibition Raid Snares Greek Steamer King Alexander
Seven Greek sailors were wounded when Prohibition officers raided the Greek steamer King Alexander in New York. Officer Frank Fitzpatrick shot and killed himself after the raid. Authorities seized liquor cocaine opium valued at about 1 million dollars, marking a major confiscation and fierce clashes on the waterfront.
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Prohibition
Kilis
New York
Frank Fitzpatrick
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