Eye Specialists Offer Free Home Examinations in Terre Haute
Dre Callahan, a registered graduate of two top colleges in Chicago and New York, promotes eye care with at home examinations. He claims special lenses can relieve strain and headaches, promising permanent relief without drugs or surgery. References from banks and business managers accompany Terre Haute address 64134 Washington Avenue.
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Marshall House
Dre
Cal
Jahan Ig
Chicago
New
Terre Haute
Waash Avenue
Efforts Aimed at Aiding Country Women in Farm Life
Washington plans to improve farm women’s conditions by addressing low returns, drudgery, and isolation. Extension work funds support home economics demonstrations, canning training, and measures to boost net farm income through household efficiency and home management practices.
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Washington
Oe Agricol
Ture
Houston
Fithis
North
Monument Set for Ape Buried on Humphreys Estate
A monkey owned by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Humphreys of New York is interred on the Humphreys estate. A new headstone marks the grave near Mrs. T St John Gaffney’s property, honoring the animal’s burial there.
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Frederick
Humphreys
New York
T. St. John
Gaffney
Mother Reunites With Daughter After Poverty Struggles
Hazel, a teen girl raised by Mrs. Green after being given up at birth due to poverty, is reunited with her mother Mrs. West following Judge Brindley’s intervention. The case reveals a mysterious phone call initiating the arrangement and notes the West family’s prior care and Mrs. Green’s earlier claim of maternity.
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Lacrosse
Hazel
West
Fréd
Brindley
Lfe
Fred Green
Brind‘ley Sana
Akdge ‘Brindley
Sten
Aira
Mrs. Green
Women drink more says temperance leader at jubilee
In Philadelphia at the National Temperance Union anniversary, former Congressman William Bennet of New York warns that women now drink more than twenty years ago while overall liquor influence has declined. He notes progress since 1870 and cites differing state trends.
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Philadelphia
National “‘Temperance
Union
William
Bennet
New York
British woman Garrett Anderson wins high military honor
London reports Louisa Garrett Anderson, a British medical pioneer, awarded a high military honor. She led a London hospital with 500 beds for wounded, following a wartime role assisting with casualty care and hospital organization. Her mother, Elizabeth Garrett Anderson, was a pioneering physician and mayor of Aldeburgh.
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London
Britain
Durance
Louisa Garrett Anderson
War Office
Mias
Garrett
Derson
Mike
Hos
Sy Mo Neih Mt
Uoense
Paris
England
Bonors
Elizabeth” ‘Garrett
Anderson
Town
sAldeburgh
Fragmented Clery Memoir Fragment on Newspaper Readability
An OCR fragment describes a clergy wife and a sensational breakfast tale. It notes a wrapped newspaper piece and a reader finding readable text in decent English, suggesting a digested memo or memoranda.
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Jared
Unhappy Marriages Soon to Be Obsolete Says Worcester Scientist
Worcester Mass scientist and Clark University former fellow in psychology, Dr Baff, claims to measure temperament with a tape and match spouses. He outlines specifications for an ideal wife including height 5'3" to 5'6", weight 41 to 146 pounds, tact, cheerfulness before breakfast, sympathy, ambition, and a mezzo soprano voice. Governor David I Walsh is noted as a best known bachelor referenced in the piece.
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Worcester
Mass
Boston
Pat Max Batt
Clark University
Baff
Massachusetts
David I. Walsh
Favors Student Camps In Military Instruction Plan
Secretary of War Garrison intends to establish camps for college and university military instruction. Comptroller Downey ruled no warrant for using government funds for regular officers and troops at such camps. A reconsideration was requested and if denied, legislation to authorize appropriations may be urged.
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Washington
Garrison
Treasury
Downey
Congress
Germans Continue to Buy American Horses for War
Lincoln Nebraska reports that European powers at war are scouting the West for horses for their armies. German buyers, often ex–leaders of major Belgian and French stables, pay about two dollars a day plus expenses, with Normandy managers earning large prior salaries. Purchases target swift horses, with inspectors favoring fast bipeds and avoiding white or gray horses, as buyers seek reliable draft and riding stock amid wartime demand.
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Lincoln
Neb
Europe
West
Belgium
France
America
Normandy
New York
Northwest
Burglar Creaks Through Sleepy Home as Baby Sleeps
Frank Weiss, a tailor, stood on a stairway watching a burglar rummage in a dining room drawer. The intruder pocketed a wallet, Wells hesitated to shoot as his wife urged restraint during the four hour ordeal and a fretful baby slept through the events.
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Scotsdale
Frank Weiss
Ibis Jhome
Wells
Welss
Local Announcements and Births Highlight Week
The Herald notes a baby boy born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Cox. Dr and Mrs F C Shake welcome a baby girl born Wednesday. Ausbey E Guyer returns home after three years at Cleveland Bible Institute and graduation on May 26. Kennedy of Warsaw Missouri visits father E Kennedy and family in Marshall. Mrs H M Thrasher travels to Chicago and Strongfield Canada for summer with relatives. Ward Bleck joins Clyde Sims for a trip to the west including Seattle and Portland.
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Ahutsonviel Esay
the Herald
Irwin” ‘Cox
R ‘S. “Kennedy
Warsaw
E. Kennedy
Ausbey E. Guyer
Albert Guyer
Cleveland Bible Institute
Mr. Guyer
Po-Do-Lax Promises Overnight Constipation Cure
An advertisement touts Po-Do-Lax as a quick cure for constipation claiming a small nightly dose yields two free bowel movements by morning. It credits Podophyllin May apple for arousing the liver increasing bile to perfect digestion with no gas or irritation. A bottle can be bought from a druggist.
Estate of W. H. Lewis final accounting hearing
The State of Illinois Clark County asks heirs to attend Clark County Court Marshall on July 5 1916 for the final report of Administrator N H Knox and to resist discharge if desired. Wm T Hollenbeck is counsel.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
W. H. Lewis
County Court
Marshall
Illinois
N. H. Knox
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Foreclosure Notice in Clark County Chancery Case
In Circuit Court of Clark County Illinois Martinsville Loan and Building Association versus C E Hendry Verna Hendry and The First National Bank of Martinsville Illinois. Non-resident defendants must appear July term 1915 to plead answer or demur or bill will be confessed and decree entered. Clerk Jay Swern June 1 1915. Graham and Snavely Comp trol Solicitors.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
Circuit Court of
Martinsville Loan and Building Association
C. E. Hendry
Verna Hendry
First National Bank of
Martinsville
Illinois
Circuit Court
Marshall
Jay Swern
Graham & Snavely
Compt’s
Notice of Publication Chancery Illinois 1915 Gambill Divorce
Notice in the circuit court of Illinois Clark County for Bonnie Gambill versus Carney Gambill in chancery seeking a divorce. Affidavit of non residence filed. summons issued returnable July 12 1915. Non resident defendant Carney Gambill must appear or risk decree by default. Clerk’s office Marshall May 29 1915. Jay Swern Wm Hollenbeck Compt’s Clerk.
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Mlinois
Clark County
Bonnie Gambill
Carney Gambill
Carney, Gambill
Circuit ‘Court
Carney Gam
Reece
B Marshall
Ilicole
Jay Swern
T. Hollenbeck
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Jeweler
Optician ‘Hurst Building
Keifer
Drug Co
Abe’ Martin
Pate
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American Press Association
Seogid Aras
Vail
Ork
Chancery
Harry B. Delaney
B. Bryan
Cashier
J. R. Burnett
Frank WV. Greenoukh
Cash
J- R. Burnett
E. M. Duncan Haery
The
Orient
Hinds
Commercial University
Indiana
School of Business, Civil Service and Telegraphy
M. P. Akers
Marshall State Bank
Diwan Ella
Joe
Rexall Orderier
Rexall Orderlies
Jag the Herald’ Office
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