McCray to Name Indiana Legion Mourners for Arlington Burial
Gov McCray will select three Indiana men to join official mourners at the Arlington burial of an unidentified American soldier on November 11. The group will include Medal of Honor holders and representatives from Army Navy and the American Legion among others. The Indiana Legion says its state commander will pick a representative soon. Police recover jewelry in a theft case with a suspect and an accomplice sought in Indianapolis.
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American Legion
Yank
Arlington
Indianapolis
Warren T. McCray
War Department
State of
Indiana
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Army
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Navy
Capindir Brank de. Livengood
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hie
State Historical Commission
Fishel Again Heads Poultrymen at Purdue Meeting
Lafayette Oct. 10 C R Fishel of Hope was reelected president of the Indiana States Poultry association at the closing session of the annual fall meeting at Purdue University Charles G Pape of Fort Wayne was chosen vice president and T L Jones of Purdue secretary treasurer Resolutions were adopted asking for a new poultry building at Purdue and urging the Indiana Federation of Mariners associations to accord the poultry industry the same recognition as other branches of Indiana agriculture
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Fishel
Lafayette
C. R. Fishel
Hope
Indiana States Poultry Association
Purdue University
Charles G. Pape
Fort Wayne
Jones
Purdue
Indiane Federation of Mariners’ Associations
Indiana Agriculture
Miss June Gray Heads Nurses
Miss June Ginx of Indianapolis was elected president of the Indiana State Nurses association at the annual convention. She heads Red Cross classes at the Chamber of Commerce teaching center and served overseas in World War I. She succeeds Miss Mary A. Meyeres as state president with Mrs Dela fable Smith of Evansville elected first vice president.
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Miss June Gray
Indianapolis
Miss June Ginx
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana State Nurses’ Association
Claypool Hotel
Pythian Sisters Install Officers in Indiana
Indianapolis Oct. 10 analysis shows the Pythian Sisters of Indiana closed their annual meeting with the installation of officers. Only two posts contested with Edna May of Shelbyville elected grand outer guard and Mary Botswick of Hammond chosen grand trustee. Other offices filled by advancement.
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Pythian Sisters
Indianapolis
Pythian Sisters of
Indiana
Aliss Edna May
Shelbyville
Grand
Mary Botswick
Hammond
Fifty Fifty Policy Urged By Indiana Chamber Leader
Bo R R. Tainan of Indianapolis, manager of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, told the Connersville Wanigans club that a fifty fifty policy should predominate in business and social relations to speed up the trend back to normalcy.
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Connersville
Oct
Bo R R. Tainan
Indianapolis
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Tragedy on Laporte Farm As Tractor Kills Man
Carl Brinckmann is killed instantly on his Laporte county farm two miles west of New Carlisle when a tractor pulling a furrow ran over him. He reportedly leaned over to adjust equipment. Brinckmann formerly lived in Michigan City.
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Laporte
Carl Brinckmann
Laporte County
New Carliste
Tallerin
Brinckmann
Michigan City
Brethren Conference Chooses North Liberty for DeRo Verner
The annual Brethren church convened in Oakville with North Liberty named as the conference site for the next session. Proceedings closed after a vote selecting North Liberty to host the next meeting.
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North Liberty
Muncie
Brethren Church of Indiane
Oakville
DeRo Verner
President Calls Local Help to Ease Unemployment
President Harding urged governors and local officials to build community machinery to combat economic hardship, warning that national coordination requires local action. The Washington conference on arms limits and Pacific issues loomed as key, with premiers Briand and Lloyd George eyeing Washington attendance.
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Briand
Lloyd George
Washington
Harding
Cretiry Hoover
Col. Arthur Police
United States urged to aid European recovery and reparations
A Chamber of Commerce committee reports abroad that western and central Europe cannot normalize without American help. It calls for a united front on reparations to Germany, an international business commission to aid the reparations process, and continued US army presence on the Rhine. It cites global underproduction and seeks protection for France and neighboring states.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Europe
Germany
Rhine
France
The Kitchen s Cabinet Verses and Fragments 1921 Note
A literary fragment collection sketches Kipling style musings on art marriage and secrecy. The lines hint at themes of murder guilt and hidden wealth with references to ink and silver in a cryptic tone. Publication notes point to West in er Bride era contexts.
Seasonal Dainties for Family Treats and Remarks
A collection of light recipes such as Rice Parfait Lemon Sponge and Chocolate Blanc Mange with gelatin milk and fruit flavors plus Apple and Cabbage Salad. The piece ends with a Louisville Courier-Journal quote noting life and costs have worsened.
Classic Beef Dishes and Sides From an Old Cookery Text
A collection of beef and fowl recipes including a frank steak method with oil and vegetables, Beef Kidney Creole Style with bacon and tomatoes, Fowl Supreme steamed and served with white sauce and cauliflower, plus a simple stuffing mix with cracker crumbs and butter.
Backache Relief From Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs Maude E Taylor from Roxbury Massachusetts describes chronic backache linked to childbirth and periods. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief enabling her to care for five children while managing household work. She urges others suffering to try the remedy.
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Mrs. Taylor
Lydia E. Pinkham
Roxbury
Mass
Maude E. Taylor
St. James Place
Red Cross Ball Blue Laundry Advertisement
Snowy linens are the pride of every housewife. Keep them in that condition by using Red Cross Ball Blue in your laundry. 5 cents at grocers. An ounce of hustle is worth a pound of lucky rabbits feet.
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