Indiana Folks Testify About Coughs and Lungs
Testimony from Fort Wayne Goshen and Muncie Indiana about Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery curing severe coughs lung trouble and wasting. Narrators include George F. Richele Eliza Teeter and Mrs Lucy McCoy describing long illness relief and renewed strength after treatment.
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Fort Wayne
George F. Richele
Portage Ave
Goshen
Ind
Dr. Pierce
Muncie
Lucy McCoy
No Marriage for Miss Pippin Says Mrs Dobson
In a clipped exchange a suitor asks Miss Pippin to decide on marriage. She declines saying she cannot marry Mr. Dobson, insisting a mustache dilemma from a mistaken rumor would ruin their chances. The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes the dialogue.
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy, Rich Color for All Fabrics
Advertisement claims Diamond Dyes give fadeless color to worn garments and textiles across wool silk linen cotton and blends. Simple directions enable any woman to dye confidently with guaranteed results, with a druggist color card for choosing shades.
Her Ring in Courtroom Gaffe Sparks Laughter
A courtroom exchange features a jurist and a bemused woman over a finger ring and a mistaken nose ring joke. The light moment interrupts proceedings and highlights a judge's quick wit.
Flood Dangers Passed Near Connersville After Heavy Rains
High water around Connersville receded with minor property damage. Rail service to Cincinnati and Indianapolis resumed after disruptions since Tuesday due to recent heavy rains. Submerged acres near the city have drained, sewer pumps restored, and officials say the town avoided major losses.
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Connersville
Connersvile
Big Four
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Here
Thix City
Satie
Pepetiniot Af Limage
Farneles
Unrest Hits Dex Assembly as Strike Votes Loom
Workers at the Dex assembly plant push for restored senior rights and wage raises after a near shutdown. Frank Peters says a vote will occur locally on whether to resume work and what terms to accept from the union leadership.
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Uidinnapetia Yordien
Awitehinen
Ape @ keereab
Frank Peters
Caan
Peters
Chieneo
Focal Association
Bigamy Conviction in Local Circuit Court
Donrad Budgerttis, aged 27, found guilty of bigamy in a circuit court. Jury set penalty at jail and a fine. Budgerttis married Susie Murphy at 15. she died in May in Wisconsin. He later married Tats, and Maggie Estes Gay, hiding prior marriages during separations.
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FRC
Donrad Budgett
Budgerttis
Ale Band
Susie Murphy
Wis
Felker Stephens
Charad
Man Carried Weapon to Court in Civil Case
In Terre Haute on April 26 Judge Cox instructed a court to search four defendants Robert Butler Timothy Conway Frank Hess and William Payne for concealed weapons. A revolver was found on Butler. Prosecutor Perry Douglass prepared an affidavit charging Butler with carrying concealed weapons and he was jailed.
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Terre Thante
Robert
Tatty) Buuler
Timothy
Bull) Conway
Frank Hess
Wiliam Payne
Superior Court
Cox
Matty
Butler
Perry Douglass
Convention Arranged for October Gathering
Terre Traute reports plans to hold the state convention in October with committees formed to organize. Amies AW and Jupier, state charities secretary, attended no county or municipal conference but representatives of welfare groups were present. Mrs. Albion Fellows Bacon of Evansville spoke at the gathering.
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Terre Traute
Amies AW. Jupier
Board of State Charities
Witich
Trere
Albion Fellows Bacon
Fivansville
New Albany Police Chief Faces Manslaughter Charge Inquiry
In New Albany on April 26 a college instructor, accused of involuntary manslaughter after a collision that injured Mrs. Katherine Sigman, entered a not guilty plea in city court and was released on bond. Westley McCulloch, police chief, filed the charge.
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New Albany
Iitness
Katherine Sigman
Ausiness College
Westley McCulloch
Purdue University official aids county 4-H club effort
Greensburg April 26 DProm Z. AL Smith of Purdue University arrives to assist J. Cl Ireland county agricultural agent and County Superintendent Crawley in launching club work for boys and girls across the county. All townships have been visited and strong interest noted.
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Greensburg
Dprom Z. al, Smith
Purdue University
J. Cl Ireland
Crawley
WCTU Institute Set for East Columbus April 26 27
The Women's Christian Temperance Union of Bartholomew county will hold an institute in East Columbus on April 26 and 27 with Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley state vice president presiding.
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Columbus
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Bartholomew County
East Columbus
Elizabeth Stanley
France and Britain Clash Over How to Enforce Treaty Terms
The article reports on Allied leaders debating penalties for Germany under the postwar treaty, with Lloyd George favoring economic pressure and Millerand backing military action. It notes disagreements over the fate of Armenia and Asia Minor, and outlines proposed territorial arrangements and mandates in the former Ottoman territories.
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Wilson
United States
Johnson
San Rem
Turkey
Germany
Counsary
Tir Sultan
Armenia
Mesopolameia
Cilicia
Syria
Palestine
Georgia
Azerbeidjan
Europe
Asia Minor
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Italy
Austria
Adriatic
Supreme Council
Sweden
Norway
Amsterdam
Canada
Tord Curzen
Willson
Constantinople
Adrianople
Kirk-Kilise
Greece
Aegean
Bulgaria
OCO
Berlin
Lloyd George
Nitti
Millerand
Versailles Fallout and Election Headlines Across Nations
The piece surveys postwar tensions with France and Britain over German disarmament and borders, notes Wilson’s peacemaking role, and reports on state primaries in Nebraska and Georgia. It also covers Republican and Democratic conventions, labor disputes, and unrest in Mexico plus price protests at home.
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Wilson
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
San Francisco
Fitchcock
Bryan
Edwards
Hitchenek
Werden Vo
Patchcock
Georgia
Genera Palmer
Hoke Smith
Tom Watson
Michigan
General Wood
General Vershinge
Alwys
Titchcock
Johnson
Woman Cures Six Month Illness With Lydia E Pinkham
Bayonne New Jersey woman Mrs Lusty Sacatansky reports six months of back and leg pain fatigue and headaches. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and now works again. The notice touts the medicine's forty year popularity and worth.
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Lusty Sacatansky
East 17Th St
Bayonne
N. J
Lydia FE
Pinkham
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Patchborne
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Fletcher
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Hiram Johnson
National Executive Committee
Chicaca
Plomer S. Cummings
Ke. Gibbotttian
Martin
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Albert J. Beveridge
Ledge and Borah
National Board of Railway Labor
New York
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Butte, Mont
Stewart
Liggett
Western Department
Twentyfirst Infantry
Fort Wright
Wash
Mexico
Carranza
Sonora
Ping
Chihuahua
Mexico City
Washington
Lydia
Chesebrough Mfg.co
Consolidated
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Herbert M. Gessner
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Nablem
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Paratone Corporation Home Office and Laboratories
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