State board reports first quarter cost for 19 institutions
Indianapolis March 29 The state board of charities reports the cost of maintaining nineteen state institutions under its supervision for the first quarter of the current fiscal year ending December 31 1929 at 1 044 577 7. The report notes the amount excludes expenditures from temporary legislative funds and includes new buildings and improvements with no fatal expenditures.
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Board of Charities
Indianapolis
State Board of Charities
Legislatuive Bis
Peregria
Hawaii
Hie
Women Vote Rights Affected By Presidential Preference Primaries
Delanopolis reports on women’s suffrage in presidential electors, noting attorney general statements and privacy concerns. The 1919 act allows registration for women and provides separate ballots and allot boxes at elections, shaping the primary process.
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Delanopolis
Thiitan
Primsy Mi
Hoen
Gveneral Mi Statslurs
Ontnton
Barr Tidt Tits
Tateh
Vouh Aeboor
Leisy Hare
Food Inspections Totals Reported by State Health Board
The state health board reports 1,328 food inspections by the food and drug division under T L Miller for the month. There were 85 follow-up inspections on previous orders, 23 approved establishments, and 25 owners given five days to conform or respond to affidavits alleging violations.
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Rnary
Food and Drug Division
State Board of Health
T. L.miller
Food and Art
Purdue junior engineers plan Dayton trip in May
Lafayette March 29. The spring inspection trip of Purdue junior engineers will go to Dayton Ohio on May 25 and 14 with Hamilton and Middleton Ohio included. Mechanics electrical and chemical engineers must attend while civil engineers may opt in. The faculty approved the Dayton region for its varied manufacturing projects.
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Lafayette
Purdue
Dayton
Hamilton and Middleton
Auto Crash Injures Three Near Liberty
Wil Yiu Morris a Liberty banker lost control of his car on the Liberty pike one mile south of town. The vehicle struck a telegraph pole and occupants were pitched into the ditch. Morris and two others suffered injuries that may be serious.
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Medimond
Wil- Yiu I. Morris
Liberty
Liberty Pike
Mr. Morris
Legion to Erect World War Memorial in Goshen Park
Goshen post 20 of the American Legion will erect a memorial monument in Court park Goshen to honor the gold star men from Eckhart county. Milton M Latta of Goshen a Rainbow division veteran designed the monument which will cost about 200 dollars.
Foxes Overrun White River Township
A White River township farmer near Stone's Crossing reports red foxes have overrun the area killing almost all the dogs. Farmers plan a organized drive to kill the foxes to protect livestock and crops.
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Franklin
White River Township
Stone's Crossing
Winslow Depot Robbery Seized Cash Drawer
Petersburg dispatch reports robbers gained entry to the Southern depot at Winslow by removing a window pane and stole $178.20 from the cash drawer. Rally and detectives are investigating the theft.
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Winslow
Petersburg
Southern
Red Armies Threaten Poland and European Turmoil
Germany battles internal revolt as Spartacist and radical groups clash in the Ruhr and Saxony. Allied discord over Versailles fuels instability while Turkey, Armenia, and the Dardanelles loom in broader postwar tensions. Coal prices rise as Wilson-leaning diplomacy falters and miners face new wage terms.
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Seuk
Ehert
Saxony
Rhine
Ruhr
Bolshevists
Wesel
Germany
Ebert
Holland
America
Great Britain
Italy
France
Belgium
England
Ger
Wilson
Coal Strike Settlement Commission
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Bolshevik Offensive Report Across Polish Front
The campaign spans a 400 mile front with heavy artillery tanks and captured gear from Denikin’s forces. Polish resistance remains stubborn though hampered by equipment and supply shortages as fighting concentrates near Kovne Kamenetz Podolsk Rzeczyca and other towns with crossings over the Statek river contested.
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Genie Mie Wik
Poland
Bolshevists
Denikine
Kovne
Kamenetz-Podolsk
Rzecycza
Walenkowitz
Zastava
Star Khoenstantinaw
Poin
Bubar
Ostropol
Kovak
Europe
Great Britain
Italy
Latvia
Finland
Roumania
Lenine
Governor Sleeper May Probe Ford Campaign Ties
Trouble looms for Henry Ford and his supporters if Sleeper’s recommendation to investigate the 1918 senatorial race is adopted. Senator Newberry and 16 co defendants were found guilty of conspiracy to defeat Michigan election laws. The governor says the probe should examine the Ford campaign even as the Supreme Court weighs the verdict.
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Knox
Germany
Senate
Wilson
San Francisco
League of Nations
Henry Ford
Albert A. Sleeper
Miengean
Newberry
United States Supreme Court
Holt
Ford
The Kitchen Cabinet 4 Grow Old Along With Me Poem Line
The excerpt presents a Browning verse urging growth with age and faith in God. It contrasts youth’s half-knowledge with full trust and vision of a larger plan. The lines evoke timeless guidance rather than a news event or report.
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Robert Browning
Food tips from shortages to substitutes in home kitchens
Advice on using washed bacon fat and animal drippings as cheaper shortening for biscuits breads cookies and pastries. How to render and reuse fats for butter substitutes and enrich flavors with sugar. Also tips for washing rugs with suds and line drying to avoid warp damage.
Seasonal Good Things and Easy Dishes
A collection of home cookery notes with practical methods for stuffed peppers porcupine apples and a sour cream cake. Includes meringue tips and guidance on seasoning and economy in using butter milk and spices. Recipes feature eggs in peppers baked apples with almonds and a sour cream cake with raisins and nuts.
Writer corrects line for new story
In the author's study he halts a draft after a moment of insight. He rejects the phrase unmarried and dictates to his secretary to strike it out before continuing with the plot.
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John Smith
Freezone Miracle Stops Corn Pain Instantly
Quick relief for all corn types with Freezone drops. A tiny bottle from your druggist costs only a few cents and promises painless removal of hard or soft corns and calluses, as claimed by a Cincinnati genius inventor.
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Cincinnati
Baby’s Dire Peril Up Stairs Missed Fall
A mother and her child heard the baby fall from a couch upstairs. Kathryn warns that if the baby does not stop falling she will ruin herself. The fragment portrays a perilous domestic moment with concern for the infant’s safety.
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Kathryn
Little Sister
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