Local Political Announcements and Notes From Washington County
The notice lists candidates for the 42nd Judicial Circuit of Indiana with Democratic Primary details, including Frank B. Fippin and Perry McCart, plus ASA Elliott and Thomas F. Masterson. It also mentions a campaign by Frank Fullilove and local happenings such as weather, a book company canvassing, and a lecture note from Washington County reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Elliott
Washington County
42Nd Judicial Circuit
Indiana
Thomas F. Masterson
1Und Judicial Circuit
Waljeet
Marriage moralizing and advice on bachelor life
The article argues marriage refines character and improves life, claiming bachelors face loneliness and moral risk. It extols wedlock, warns of single life, and urges young men to marry, noting domestic harmony as a moral good and social stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathelor
Pyramids
Egypt
Thomas B Buskirk Seeks renomination as Judge in Orange County
Thomas B Buskirk of Orange County runs for renomination to the Forty Second Judicial District bench covering Washington and Orange counties. He faces Democratic primary and convention decisions shaping his renomination prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry McCart
Orange County
Judicial Circuit of
Thomas B Buskirk
Forty Second Judicial Ghegt
Ind
Washington
Orange
Harted Life of Luther W W Gulick Doctor and Mentor
Dr Luther W W Gulick director of hygiene at the Sage Foundation rose from humble farm work at Oberlin College to college prep at Hanover and New York University medical studies. He supported himself by wood sawing and hotel serving, later delivering milk to customers before daybreak. Born in Honolulu, he learned the local language and aimed to follow his father as a medical missionary in his youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther W W. Gulick
Department of Hygiene
The
Sage Foundation
Oberlin College
Hanover
N. IL
Ife
Medical College of the University of New York
Mabe
Dr. Cutlets
Honolulu
Jato
Port of Workless Met Moscow Workers Await Jobs
In Moscow a square near the port is crowded with lean, bearded men waiting for work. They receive a daily black bread ration as they stand in line, hopeful yet hungry, while observers note the bleak scene of unemployed laborers seeking employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Sam
Walt
William Seymour Edwards
Sentwinavia
Amateur financier forecloses on gold brick loan
In a northern town a man described as an amateur financier claims to have purchased a gold brick on credit, then forecloses the mortgage and takes possession of the brick along with other collateral. The exchange records a dispute over the loan and ownership of the gold brick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ianelér
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