Tanlac credited with restoring health after six years
W R Peoples of Huntington West Virginia says Tanlac restored his health after six years of illness. He slept poorly ate poorly and suffered pain and nerve trouble before taking four bottles, after which he gained ten pounds and his rheumatism and stomach issues improved. His wife also endorses Tanlac. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
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Tanlac
W. R. Peoples
22Nd St
Huntington
W. Va
Aly
Gossip Suppresses Guest at Reception
Maud felt the reception spoiled by a gossiping girl who stayed within earshot, denying Maud a chance to share the tale. The comment appears in the Boston Transcript, reflecting social friction at a social event.
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Maud
Boston Transcript
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Bright Whites
Advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the trusted stain remover for snowy white clothes and urges readers to buy from all good grocers.
That Man Gets On People’s Nerves Dentist Jokes
A joke exchange from London Answers notes a man who irritates others and a punchline revealing he is a dentist. The quip plays on the profession’s association with nerves.
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Brown
London
Senate approves federal aid bill to fund Indiana highways
Washington May 8 The Senate pass of the federal aid roads bill would place more than 3.5 million dollars in Indiana highway construction over the next two years. The measure authorizes 865 million for the national program in 1923 and 75 million for the following year with Indiana allotted about 3.66 million. The bill also amends the federal aid law to allow underpass projects where grade separations are needed and to permit participation in such constructions.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Indiana
United States
Bureau of Roads
Disabled Veterans Convene in Indianapolis to Unite Indiana Chapters
In Indianapolis at the Hotel Lincoln Travertine room more than 100 delegates from seven Indiana school chapters gathered to organize a unified state department of the Disabled American Veterans. Lafayette chapter commander Lauren E. Maudlin led the opening session and urged securing a square deal from government and citizens for permanently disabled soldiers.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lincoln
State Department
Lauren E. Maudlin
Lafayette
Maudlin
Military funeral for Louis Jackson Tudor at Brownstown
A Camp Jackson American Legion service honored Louis Jackson Tudor age eighteen who died in action near Soissons France July 18 1918. Tudor survived by three brothers Ed Price and William and two sisters Mary and Mrs Lucy Payne.
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Brownstown
Camp Jackson
American Legion
Louis Jackson Tudor
France
Soissons
Summerall
Price
Hope to Reward Policeman in Blackford County Primary
In Tontpelier a Republican contest for precinct committeemen emerged from a push by supporters of Jerry Engle a Hartford City policeman who was wounded last fall after he shot and killed a burglar trying to blow the post office safe. His backers urge Engle be named postmaster as a reward for his sacrifice.
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Hartford City
Blackford County
Tontpelier
Jerry Engle
Engle
Convict Found Asleep in Stolen Car in Indianapolis
Wilbur Clark, a former convict wanted in Evansville for stealing two automobiles from Dr. John R. Mitchell, was found asleep in a stolen car by Detective John Giles near Shelby and Orange streets. He is held as a fugitive from justice.
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Indianapolis
Wilbur Clark
Evansville
John R. Mitchell
John Giles
Shelby and
Orange Streets
Dale youth injured by fall from improvised fire escape
Rockport reports 23 year old Carl Bochstaler of Dale was seriously injured after stepping onto what he believed was a fire escape in the Dale high school building. The platform had been lowered causing a 20 foot fall.
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Rockport
May
Carl Bochstahler
Clarence Bochstaler
Dale
Auto Accident Fatal to Man Near Evansville
Arthur Craig aged 35 of a rural Evansville area died in hospital from injuries after the car he rode in struck a trolley pole. The driver Frank Sams, 29, is held by police pending investigation.
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Evansville
Arthur Craig
Frank Sams
Sams
Woman Drowns Self in Pond Near Home
Rockport May S. Mrs Josephine Rapp age fifty seven wife of George Rapp of this city committed death by own action in a small pond near her home. Mrs Rapp had been in poor health for several months.
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Rockport
May S
Josephine Rapp
George Rapp
Hezekiah Proclaims a Passover in Jerusalem
A study of Hezekiah’s Passover as kingly reform. The invitation to both kingdoms to unite against idolatry. the fourteenth day of the second month chosen for practicality. removal of altars and slaughter of the Passover. priests and Levites humbled and purged. seven days of joyous praise and confession of sins. the king’s aim to deepen reform and spiritual turning to God.
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Hezekiah
Israel
Abraham
Isaac
Jerusalem
Ahaz
Moses
Blood stained coat imagery in holy communion
The Bishop of London uses the blood stained coat as a poignant emblem of Joseph's death to explain the holy communion's great sacrifice that can never be repeated.
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Joseph
London
The Wicked Flee and the Righteous Bold Like a Lion
A concise proverb quotation from Proverbs 28 describing the wicked fleeing when no danger is near and the righteous displaying courage. The line contrasts fear and courage.
The Bride's Joke Reflects on Marriage Deliberation
A bridesmaid urges the bride to hurry before the mirror. The bride stays fixed, replying it is wise to reflect before marriage, as noted by the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
Uncertain future prompts shoppers to switch stores
A terse remark suggests customers should patronize a different retailer if they dislike what lies ahead. The line hints at consumer choice and store loyalty in a shifting market context.
Man Famed for Quiet Good Deeds Remains Hidden
A reflective saying notes that people rarely observe a person performing good acts. It emphasizes the quiet nature of true virtue and unseen efforts that often go unrecognized by the public.
Money Talks Shape Horse Race Destiny Says Jockey
A saying notes money influences horse racing outcomes by guiding decisions of jockeys and trainers. The aphorism implies finance can determine which horse runs, holds, or withdraws in a race.
Women Strive To Hide Age Through Strenuous Efforts
A remark notes that some women reveal age through efforts to conceal it, reflecting social pressures on appearance and aging.
His Great Mistake
Joseph Levenson, head of New York film censorship, warns at a luncheon that movies can help but also harm by influencing love affairs. A humorous exchange follows about a couple splitting after a girl cites a heroine from a serial called The Pact of Death as a reason.
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Joseph Levenson
New York
Motion Picture Censorship
Mabel
Woman Faces Choice Between Beauty And Brains
The question posed asks whether a woman would prefer beauty or intellectual brilliance. Her answer is provocative, stating she desires both qualities in equal measure.
Motion Supporters Surface Amid Debates
A remark notes that in every group there is usually someone ready to second any motion. The comment highlights the habit of immediate backing within meetings and the ease of advancing proposals.
Man With No Sense of Humor In News Item
A man described as lacking humor features in a brief news note noting his personality trait and its impact on interactions.
Grammar lesson ends in humorous name mix up
A teacher uses he and she to teach gender as a boy writes Babe Ruth and Bebe Daniels on the board. He explains Bebe as masculine and Bebe as feminine, prompting laughter.
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Babe Ruth
Beba Daniels
Bebe
Letting Him In at the Game
An affable elder in a Birmingham crowd extols the joy of joining in a sport with young players. The youths respond with humor and invite him to stay, joking that a ball through a window would earn him a turn to play. The exchange captures lighthearted community sports moment.
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Grandpop
Birmingham Age Herald
Experience Teaches How to Avoid Repeating Mistakes
A reflective essay notes that experience shows how errors recur if lessons are not learned. It highlights common patterns, urges vigilance, and stresses the value of learning from past missteps to improve judgment and outcomes.
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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