Eye specialist advertises eye care and fittings
An ad for Dr Callahan of Terre Haute promotes eye examinations and spectacles. It claims expertise from Chicago and New York schools, with special lenses for eye strain, headaches, and nervousness. Services include home visits, courteous treatment, and guaranteed work with references from local banks and businessmen.
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Marshall House
Dre
Cal
Jahan Ig
Chicago
New
Dre Callahan
Terre Haute
Waash Avenue
Efforts to Aid Country Women in Agriculture
Houston official outlines aims to ease farm life for rural women by boosting income and reducing drudgery. Programs fund canning and home economics demonstrations, improve water systems, lighting, heating, and household management while stressing county agents must drive the effort with farmer involvement.
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Washington
Oe Agricol ‘Ture
Houston
C Fithis
Monument for ape's grave marked with handsome headstone
A simple grave marker has been erected on the estate of Mrs. T. St. John Gaffney in New York for an ape once owned by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Humphreys. The cremation or burial details are not mentioned.
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Frederick
Humphreys
New York
T. St. John
Gaffney
Mother Reunites With Daughter After Foster Case
In a court before Judge Brindley Hazel West, a teen girl, was removed from her foster father for neglect. Hazel's mother, Mrs. Green, testified she had given birth in poverty and that Hazel was placed for care after a mysterious salephone call to the Home of the Friendless. The judge arranged a reunion with Hazel's mother, who had learned Hazel lived with Mrs. West. Mrs. Green, wife of a railroad engineer, said she wished Hazel to be raised properly, yet now fears losing her again after Mrs. West's death and Hazel's removal from that home. Hazel's father is deceased.
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Lacrosse
Hazel
West
Fred“ Weat
Brindley
Lfe
Fred Green
Brind‘ley Sana
Akdge ‘Brindley
Sten
Aira
Mrs. Green
Women Drink More, Says Ex-Congressman Bennet
In a Philadelphia address at the National Temperance Union anniversary, ex-Congressman William Bennet of New York warned that women’s drinking has risen compared with twenty years ago while generally fewer states are influenced by liquor interests. He noted a decline in New York and that many men abstain during business hours.
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Philadelphia
National “‘Temperance
Union
William
Bennet
New York
British woman wins high military honor in Britain
London reports Louisa Garrett Anderson earns a senior rank in the British army for her wartime work aiding the wounded. Her hospital in London, with 500 beds, is praised as a record effort reflecting her resourcefulness and groundbreaking family legacy in medicine led by her mother Elizabeth Garrett Anderson, a pioneering doctor.
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London
Britain
Durance
Louisa Garrett Anderson
Ues gBhe
War Office
Mias
Garrett
Derson
Mike
Hos
Sy Mo Neih Mt
Uoense
Paris
Idegres
England
Elizabeth” ‘Garrett
Anderson
sAldebargh
Fragmented Clery Memoir Fragment in Uneven Text
A damaged fragment recounts a clergy wife named Jared who corroborated a sensational breakfast scene. The tattered clipping mentions an egg wrapped around a newspaper page and letters readable in fairly good English, highlighting the fragility of memoranda.
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Jared
Unhappy Marriages Declared Avoidable by Worcester Scientist
Worcester Mass scientist Dr Baff claims to measure temperament with a tape and match couples for perfect happiness. He lists specifications for a wife including height from five feet three to five feet six inches, weight 41 to 146 pounds, tact, cheerfulness before breakfast, sympathy, ambition, and a mezzo soprano singing ability. Governor Walsh is noted as a notable figure connected to the discussion.
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Worcester
Mass
Boston
Pat Max Batt
Clark University
Baff
Massachusetts
David I. Walsh
Favors Student Camps for Military Instruction
Secretary of War Garrison plans to establish camps for military instruction of college and university students. Comptroller Downey ruled no warrant for government funds for regular officers and troops at such camps. A reconsideration has been asked, with possible congressional legislation to authorize appropriations.
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Washington
Garrison
Treasury
Downey
Congress
Germans Buy American Horses Amid World War Demand
Lincoln Nebraska reports that representatives of belligerent nations seek American draft horses for their armies. German buyers, often former top breeders, offer high prices and keep details secret while bidding on large shipments. The market favors fast, bay or gray horses and inspection rules have tightened as supply concentrates with speculators and contractors.
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Lincoln
Europe
West
Belgium
France
America
Normandy
New York
Northwest
Home Intruder Tries to Wake Baby in Pittsburg
Frank Weiss a tailor on a stairway watches a burglar in his home at night. The intruder pockets a wallet from a drawer but Wells hesitates as his wife urges not to shoot. The baby remains asleep after an hours long ordeal.
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Scotsdale
Frank Weiss
Ibis Jhome
Wells
Welss
Local notes on births visits and travels from The Herald
Rejoicing over a baby boy born Saturday. Kennedy of Warsaw visits Marshall. Mrs M P Rackerby and son Arthur attend Marshall high school commencement. Mrs H M Thrasher travels to Chicago then Strongfield. L M Stone of Kansas City visits relatives. Dr F C Shake and wife welcome a baby girl. Ward Bleck joins trip to San Francisco Seattle Portland after Paris. Ausbey E Guyer, Cleveland Bible Institute graduate, returns home after three years study.
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Ahutsonviel
the Herald
Irwin
Cox
R ‘S. “Kennedy
Warsaw
EL Kennedy
Ausbey E. Guyer
Albert Guyer
Cleveland Bible Institute
Mr. Guyer
Constipation Cured Overnight With Po-Do-Lax
An advertisement claims Po-Do-Lax clears constipation overnight by arousing the liver and increasing bile flow. The copy touts two full, easy bowel movements in the morning with no griping and promotes the remedy as a cure to avoid sickness and irritability.
Notice to heirs on final account in Lewis estate
State of Illinois Clark County heirs are notified that on Monday July 5 1916 the Administrator will present a final report to the Clark County Court at Marshall Illinois and ask to be discharged from all duties in the estate. N H Knox Administrator Wm T Hollenbeck Attorney.
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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
In Clark County Circuit Court July Term 1915 Martinsville Loan and Building Association sues C E Hendry Verna Hendry and The First National Bank of Martinsville Illinois non residents named summons issued returnable July 12 1915 demand appearance plead answer or demur or decree will be entered as confessed Clerk Jay Swern June 1 1915 Graham Snavely compts sol 22-4
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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
Hendry
Marshall
Jay Swern
Graham & Snavely
Compt’s
Notice of Publication Chancery Divorce in Illinois
Notice is given to non-resident defendant Carney Gambill that Bonnie Gambill filed a chancery bill for divorce in the Circuit Court of Clark County Illinois. The bill was filed April 19 1915 and a summons returns July 12 1915. If the defendant fails to appear by that term a decree may be entered.
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Dr. Callahan
Atte
Hiéute Berleading
Dr. -G.b.lord
Archer’ Hotel
Realdanos
A.R. Sisson
Jeweler
Optician ‘Hurst Building
Keifer
Drug Co
Abe’ Martin
Pate
Tha
American Press Association
Aras
Vail
Ork
Chancery
Mlinois
Bonnie Gambill
Carney Gambill
Carney, Gambill
Carney Gam
Reece
B Marshall
Ilicole
T. Hollenbeck
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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