Mrs Mary Fricke Endorses PERU NA For Health Recovery
A Belleville New Jersey reader shares a long testimonial praising PERU NA as the cure for stomach pains cramps headaches and general weakness after years of illness. She claims twelve bottles cured her and notes renewed appetite digestion stronger nerves and weight gain. The advertisement urges others with various ailments to try PERU NA in tablet or liquid form sold everywhere.
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Mary Fricke
Bornman St
Belleville
Peru
Mrs. Fricke
Peru-Na
Pesky Bed Bugs Fight Ends With P D Q Remedy
A new chemical P. D. Q. claims to eradicate bed bugs roaches fleas ants and cooties. The ad touts a 35c package that makes a quart and kills eggs and live insects without harming clothing. Sold by Owl Chemical Works Terre Haute Indiana or by request prepaid.
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Owl Chemical Works
Terre Haute
Indiana
Algiers Observes Holy Day But Rest Often Missed
A correspondent notes that in Algiers three Sundays are observed weekly by different religious groups. The prophet urged worship but warned against idleness on Sundays. Arabs and Moors often leave shops to pray with rare robberies, while French Sunday habits reflect assimilation and Jews keep a day of rest. The Jewish quarter presents traditional attire and street life recalling Old Testament stories.
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Algiers
Concentration Wins
Quotation from Carme on power focus and the risk of dilution. The line notes that a weak beings succeed by concentration while the strong may fail when spreading efforts across many tasks.
Take Time for Play and Simple Pleasures
A reflective note urges balance between labor and leisure, reminding readers that a touch of humor and lightness benefits the wise. It advocates savoring small joys amid work and business pressures to maintain perspective.
Prize exchange at garrison sports leads to handy request
A British general, colonial district commandant, presented prizes at a garrison sports. A private asked to swap his prize a few days later for something more useful, presenting a set of meat carvers and seeking a knife and fork suitable for eating meat.
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India
Edinburgh
Penalty of Borrowing
A woman borrows a scarf from a friend and plans to hide the theft by directing her escort to Peggy's to pick up the scarf. The sister answers with the scarf and warns to be careful not to lose it, revealing the ruse during an exchange.
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Peggy’s
Farmers' federation to urge wheat sowing in Fayette County
Clarence Edwards, president of the Fayette county Farmers' federation, plans a meeting to discuss wheat sowing as farmers face high fertilizer prices and market uncertainty. He notes many may switch to rye, which harms clover and food value, and aims to keep wheat acreage near the 25 000 acre county total.
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Connersville
Clarence Edwards
Fayette County
The
Farmers’ Federation
Indianapolis
Indiana
General Assembly
Goodrich
State
Otto Krauss
Tis
John Pugh
Marshall Pugh
Louis B. Dwhank
Franklin
Johnson County
Hammond
H. J. White
White County
Arthur Becker
Chicago
Becker
Alvin Schreiber
Schreiber
Public Service Commission
Loogootee Water Company
Portland
W. Tl. Skinner
Dunkirk
Skinner
Franklin College
Northern Baptist Convention
Indiana Baptist Convention
St. Clair Park
Indiana Institution For the Blind
Joint Conference Committee
Bloonington
Lester H. Smith
Department of Education
Indiana University
Beaver Falls College
Beaver Iralls
Alexandria
Monroe County
Evansville
Vanderburg County
Jasper
Dubois County
United States
E.B. Wetherow
Statistical Division
Federal Bureau of Education
A.O. Neal
Seymour
Jackson County
L. N. Hines
Public Instruction
B. Wetherow
Riverside State Hatchery
Division of Fish and Game
State Conservation Department
Indiana Coal Operators’ Association
Winona Lake
J. W. Keefer
Charles Anglin
Kosciusko County Farmers’ Association
Purdue University
Columbia City
Whitley County Fair Association
Whitley County
Tellis Hoard
F. Trembly
W. F. Rossman
Hartford City
Blackford County
Lawrenceburg
George Oswald
Columbus
State moves to enforce measures. coal commission formed
Indiana state departments activate to implement second special session laws. Eschbach resumes House speaker role. Gov Goodrich signs Johnson home rule tax act Tuthill Miper act and coal and food commission act. Coal commission organized with Eschbach Goodrich Klauss. Fox named fifth industrial board member awaiting funds. License fees set for coal dealers and operators. 1 cent per ton coal tax proposed.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
Post Assembly
Statehouse
Jesse E. Eschbach
Board of Accounts
House of Representatives
Goodrich
Assembly
Coal and Food Commission
American Legion
Eschbach
Otto L. Klauss
Accounts Board
Coal Commission
Charles Fox
Indiana State Federation of Labor
State Industrial Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Commission
Coal Shortage Threatens Seymour Plants
The Seymour coal supply is running low with plants and households facing shortage. The Interstate Public Service plant has limited gas coal, and domestic supplies have been scarce for over a week. Dealers with Indiana coal are reserving stock for threshing season.
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Seymour
Interstate Public Service Company
Indiana
Boy Dies From Fright in Storm in Delaware County
Muncie Aug 3 One dead one seriously injured and crop and property damage from a Delaware county storm. Forest Faulkner fifteen son of Mr and Mrs Frank Faulkner died of fright during an electrical storm. Samuel McInney fifty eight city cemetery employee was seriously burned by lightning while cutting grass. clothes burned from his body though expected to recover.
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Muncie
Delaware County
Forest Faulkner
Frank Faulkner
Samuel MecInney
Stass
Auto Ditch Crash Injures Four Near Anderson
Four people were injured when an automobile driven by Kenneth Pettigrew skidded into a ditch and overturned on the Munice pike four miles east of Anderson. Miss Martha Tucker and Miss Ethel Conner were severely cut and bruised, Pettigrew and Ralph Phillips also injured. The group was trapped beneath the wrecked car.
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Anderson
Kenneth Pettigrew
Here
Muncie Pike
Martha Tucker
Ethel Conner
Canada
Tucker
Pettigrew
Ralph Phillips
Storm Winds and Hail Damage Hit Hamilton County
A severe thunderstorm swept Hamilton county causing extensive corn field damage and many outbuildings. Hail stripped corn acres while heavy rain disrupted Union Traction service on the Logansport division with irregular car schedules.
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Noblesville
Hamilton County
Logansport
Union Traction Line
David King to a Cripple in Bible Lesson
Lesson text outlines David as ruler who executes justice over Israel and seeks out any remaining Saul family to show kindness. Mephibosheth is found in Lo Debar, brought to the king, restored to his father’s estate, and invited to dine at the king’s table illustrating divine kindness in Christ.
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David
David King
Jonathan
Israel
Lord Jesus Christ
Jesus
Saul
Sauls
Mephibosheth
God
Merghibosheth
Lord
Christ
I. Mephibosheth
Machir
Lodebar
Sin
Satan
Adam
Find Good in Evil Inspires Courage Through Suffering
A reflective maxim by G. S. Merriam urges readers to seek good in adversity. It encourages training the mind to view misfortune as a test of patience and a chance to develop sympathy and resilience.
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G. S. Merriam
Rooted in Christ and Built Up in Faith
A brief devotional statement emphasizes living in Christ Jesus as received, being rooted and built up in him, and established in faith with gratitude, drawing on Colossians guidance for spiritual growth.
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Christ
Christ Jesus
the Lord
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