Berlin Restaurants Refuse Beer in Wine Dominated Establishments
The article notes Berlin's fashionably upscale venues split into wine and beer restaurants. At places like Bristol beer may be brought only with effort or fancy prices, while others forbid beer without wine. A teetotaler faces denial of food and drink in some spots, linked to the wine trust controlling city eateries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
The
Bristol
Hiller’s
Unter den Linden
der Reichshoff
Wilhelmstrasse
Cafe Riche
Paris
Maitre d
Wine Trust
Aubrey Lanston
Bohemian Magazine
Monrovia Notes Highlight Festivities and Local Visits
The monograph lists a July 4 festival by the Ladies Aid Society and a long roster of visitors and family trips in Monrovia. It notes church events at Christian and M E churches, a Memorial address by Lyerdecker, and upcoming Sabbath services with junior and Epworth leagues. Local relocations include the Aller family moving to Bellville avenue, several arrivals from Martinsville and Indianapolis, and Mrs. Johnson and Grace moving to their new home.
No Ghosts Could Fool Him Deserter Revealed by Quarter
A spare, skeletal naval officer once on civil duty in Rhode Island during the American War of Independence is detained by a sentinel who refuses to release him until he identifies himself. The officer offers a quarter to settle the matter, and the guard finally explains he suspected the man was a deserter from the churchyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Cocaine An Alkaloid From South American Shrubs
Cocaine is an alkaloid from a small Peruvian and Bolivian shrub. The drug is officially named cocaine sulfate, a salt made from sulphuric acid. It consists of carbon hydrogen and nitrosyl reduced to a sulphate, and it can numb local areas while heightening mental excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Bolivia
Composer Bragdon Responds To Baby Cry In Nursery
Bragdon, the composer, heard a baby's cry while working on a symphonic poem. He waited five minutes for the mother, then asked upstairs if Harry teased the baby. The reply was that he and Ethel only tried to sing him to sleep with the lullaby.
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Bragdon
Bragden
Harry
Papa
Ethel
Bethel Items: Local News and Social Happenings
Mrs. Frank Trester and Mrs. Hannah Elmore remain ill. Mrs. Anna Thompson visited Indianapolis Tuesday. Mrs. Luna Wadley stayed with William Cook and family at North Branch. Mr and Mrs Asbury Thompson and Chester Brown of Indianapolis were guests of Mont Thompson and family. Revs Lewis Stout and Griffith Wright of Plainfield will preach here on the 14th, with a basket dinner to follow. all invited to bring dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luna Wadley
William Cook
North Branch
Asbury Thompson
Chester Brown
Indianapolis
Mont Thompson
Lewis Stout
Griffith Wright
Plainfield
Local notes from Madison Township social and farming moves
J A Carter improves from lameness and Mrs A B Carter is briefly up. Solon McNab ships lambs to stock yards on Tuesday. Carter family visits near Brooklyn. John Welker and wife reconcile. Mollie Passmore and daughter visit J A Carter. Nettie Pogue of Landersdale marries William Henry Taylor of Maywood. Narrator laments short items due to disturbance at domicile and recalls an 1862 Indianapolis Daily Journal discovery with battles hint.
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Nettie Pogue
Landersdale
William Henry Taylor
Maywood
Indianapolis Daily Journal
W O T U Notes and Flower Mission Plan
The WOTU meeting met at Mrs Passmore’s home on Tuesday 26 with many busy members absent yet others attended. A Flower Mission meeting is set for Tuesday 9 at 8 pm with devotional songs services and a paper by Mrs Delong of Indianapolis. Local Superintendent Mrs Anna Apple notes subscriptions to the Patriot Phalanx and shares excerpts from E W Chapin’s gubernatorial address and W P Ferguson’s remarks urging party unity and Prohibition hopes.
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Detong
Indianapolis
Delong
Anna Apple
E. W. Chapin
Iollinois
Democratic Party
W. P. Ferguson
Chicago
Ferguson
Prohibition Party
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G. E. Farmer
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Orrrck AP
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Embalmer
EK. Pratt
O. E. Rooker
Mooresville, Indiana
Arrang
A. J. Hylton, M.D
East Main Street
Mi. F. Brackney, Ml. D
Mooorgesville, Indiana
Orricx
Calvert
Jeff. T. Park, ¥.M. C
Indiana Veterinary College
M.C. Park
C. W. Park
Terre Haute
Indianapolis and
Eastern Traction CO
Indianapols and
Martinsville
Take the Times
Monrovia
Ladies’ Aid Society
Harry Aller
Bellville Avenue
Dr. Sears
Danville
I. T. Mitchel
Miss Begs Brown
Coatesville
Mrs. Henry
Lineus Cain
Mrs. Robinson
Sts. RB. J. Marrett
Anna Dillon
Mary Yeager
Nelson Alley
Stoix
Mier
Abs
Everett Brewer
Noublesville
Christian Church
Jessie Keller
Gasburg
Mabel Williams
T. L. Thompson
Irvington
Alex Henderson
Et Shields
Hugh
Carl Dillon
Warper
U. C. Brewer
Bernice Harvey
Airs
Clark Harvey
John Marlett
Rawthorn of
Clayton
Alva Pratt
North Street
John Thompson
Near Hazelwood
Jenshaw
Minnie Hobson
Mrs. Woodward
Ben and
Ruth McCracken
Amy Harper
Mrs. Lewallen
Anna Lewallen
James McCracken
J. B. ‘Thompson
John McCraken
Henderson
Amboy, Ind
Lillian Miller
Atlas Bray
Hazelwood
Harrison Gentry
Mrs. McKinsy
Wayne
Crown Center
Conrad Gentry
R. A. Lewis
A. C. Brewer
Hall
Mr. Leyerdecker
Rawnsley
Gregory
Franklin
Clark Uwunt
Hazel
Cleo
Pray
Vera
Mike Hadley
Ladies’Aid Society of the
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James Bayliss
Cartersberg
Arthur Lindley
Masten Lindley
Charles. Ballard
Mr. and
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Will Johnson
Quincy
A. ‘Johnson
Mrs. Godard
M. E. Church
Epworth
J. A. Wilson
Brooklyn
C. A. McCullough
M. KE. Church
Patriot Desk
Cecilian Prince
Maud
Membrino L
Volunteer
Morgan County
Patriot Cecil
J. H. Rosie
Frank Sheets
Frank Trester
Hannah Elmore
Anna Thompson
the Times
Madison Township
J. A. Carter
A. B. Carter
Solon McNab
L. C. Carter
Fred Fields
John Welker
Mollie Passmore
Lillie Dean
Silcom
A. H. Richardson, Undertaker
W.O
T. U
Sarah K. Marine
G. L. Hallam
Esas Ereo Taps
Henry Spornberg
Meat Market
Indiana Street
Sam
Frank Gray
Copvaihts &c
Munn & Co
Scientific American
New York
Washington, D.C
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