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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1919

Page

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Madison Ind September 14 Will contest figures in court

In Vevay Switzerland Circuit Court the will of Eliza Detraz Van Osdol is contested. A compromise was reached with contestants Mrs Wiseman and Mrs Waltzman from a previous marriage, awarding each $4,000. Attorneys from Sulzer Hear and Marshall Cotton for Wiseman and Waltzman. Bear and Tanday for Van Osdol estate.

Switzerland Vevay Eliza Detraz van Osdol Chas. Wiseman Waltzman VanOsdol Sulzer & Hear and Marshall and Cotton Wiseman P. E. Bear C. S. Tanday VanOadol

Holzhauser Tuttle Wedding At St Michaels Church

Joseph A. Wolzhauer and Bertha Tuttle wed at St Michaels Church on the date shown in the OCR. The ceremony followed by nuptial festivities included family and friends with bridesmaids and a reception at the couple's home on Walnut Street. Best wishes poured in as the couple began married life together.

Joseph A. Wolzhauer Bertha Tuttle St. Michaels Church Guthneck Marlaedite Pluemimer Veep Piesauer Grother Hest Ostreet Hathauer Walnut Street

Obituary Notice for Mrs Atee Ryker and Notable Deaths

Mrs Atee Ryker of Brookeburg Michigan died in Indianapolis after a long illness. The notice lists her husband John Kyker and other relatives with memorial details and notes friends in the city will mourn her loss. Also cited are John Mitchell former Mine Workers president and Babe Ruth breaking the 26th home run record of the 1919 season.

John Matchell The Mine Workers of America United States Post Graduate Hospital New York City Babe Ruth

Women Demand an End to Oppression in Wartime Era

A fragmented wartime op ed by Dr Anna Howard Shaw speaks of women’s fight for equal rights amid social upheaval. The piece references thousands marching for suffrage and empowerment, noting hopeful rhetoric and the role of women in public life, alongside critiques of political forces.

Steps to Start Home Ownership and Save for It

A guide urging home ownership as true happiness and stability. It promotes immediate saving, using War Savings stamps and Treasury Savings certificates, detailing how these tools help reach a home-owning goal. It notes benefits, interest, and redemption options at post offices.

Treasury Savings Lowe Preastry Sa Treasury

Put Family on "Safety Lane" for Stamps and Attic Plans

A fragmented notice urges families to purchase War Rovings stamps for 2024. It mentions allocations toward new attic equipment, a car, a post graduate course via special payment, a home, or a rainy-day fund. It references varied stamp amounts and a general prompt to invest in safety and future needs.

Four Rules for Future Welfare and Frugal Living

A column outlines four rules to secure future welfare. Save a portion of regular income weekly or monthly. Invest savings in government securities such as savings certificates. Ensure full value for every expenditure and properly manage purchases. The piece closes with a quip that a gossip talks to fill silence.

Treasury Savings

Red Cross Juniors Enroll School Children In September Drive

The Lake Division of the Red Cross promotes Junior Red Cross membership in schools to aid suffering children worldwide and at home. Junior members fundraise with coffee stands and lantern sales, supporting relief through the National Children's Fund and fostering international understanding and community service among youth.

Red Cross Lake Division Thed Cross Hed Cres Hachalen Phe American Red Cross Junior Red Cross

Jefferson countys World War casualties report

Jefferson counties casualties in World War listed by the Indiana Historical Society show four killed in action, none missing, five died of wounds, eighteen died of disease, one died from accident or other causes, totaling twenty eight.

Jefferson County The Indiana Historical Society

Kentucky man claims hay fever relief via mentholised ac rinse

A Kentucky man touts a home remedy for hay fever claiming dramatic relief by using mentholised arctic or mentholated ac gargles. He says dosing from a one ounce bottle into a pint of boiled water and gargling twice daily stops symptoms and offers to dispense the method through pharmacists to believers.

Pecffera Kentucky Dalty

Beware of Mercury Containing Cures Warning

Be wary of ointments and cures claiming to treat catarrh as mercury denatures smell and deranges nerves. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio claims no mercury and is sold by druggists. Testimonials offered. detective style line suggests disguise.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio g.Cheney

Miss Sabina Jochum Returns From Steubensville Visit

Miss Sabina Jochum came back by night train with her mother Mrs George Jochum after visiting Steubensville Ohio. They sought news of Rowan Jochum who lost his foot in a railroad accident and is now at the Steubensville hospital where he improves slowly and will remain toward recovery for months. Mrs Jochum will stay near him for a time. Mirrors were invented to show that lots of persons were put in this world for a vain purpose.

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