Nervous Woman Recovers After Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Indianapolis woman Mary F Herrick shares she suffered a nervous breakdown and weakness preventing full pregnancy. After six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength, bore three more children, and has recommended the medicine since. The ad promotes the compound as strengthening the reproductive system for exhausted mothers.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary F. Herrick
Detroit St
Ind
Fire destroys Renner stock farm poultry house and chicks
A large poultry house and 70 chicks were destroyed in a fire at Renner stock farm near Hartfort City. Separately robbers hit Versailles, stealing cash and cigars from Large's restaurant, money, revolvers and knives from Hunter's hardware, and a small sum from Williams & Brown butcher shop.
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Renner
Hartfort City
Versailles
Large
Hunter's Hardware Store
Williams & Brown Butcher Shop
Estate case seeks share for Adelaide Fairbanks
A balance of 231277.20 and 28294.30 interest are claimed by Adelaide Fairbanks, daughter of Charles Warren Fairbanks, as attorney fees to obtain a full share of her late father’s estate. The Eaton Waterworks company organized with J. M. Atkinson as president, George J. Miller as vice president, and Harry B. Neff as secretary. An application to build a plant has been filed with the public service commission.
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Adelaide Fairbanks
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Eaton Waterworks Company
J. M. Atkinson
George J. Miller
Harry B. Neff
Public Service Commission
Bible Study Integrated Into Warsaw High School
Bible study becomes part of regular school work at Warsaw high school with 90 percent of boys enrolled and all girls joining. Classes, led by pastors from Warsaw and Winona Lake churches, meet Friday mornings before classes begin.
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Warsaw
Winona Lake
Suit Seeks 8850 Dollar Judgment and Receiver for Indiana Shoe
Robert Spencer files in Grant Circuit Court Marion asking 8850 dollars and a receiver for Indiana Shoe corporation. E L Weesner president admitted the allegations and consented to the receiver appointment.
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Indiana Shoe Corporation
Grant
Marion
Robert Spencer
E. L. Weesner
County ag agents meet in Terre Haute at Vigo office
The monthly meeting of county agricultural agents occurred in Terre Haute at the Vigo county agent M. B. Nugent office. Plans for the spring and summer were discussed and emphasis was placed on advancing the year’s program including proposed field work.
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Terre Haute
M. B. Nugent
Vigo County
Nuwantsata
Masonic Temple Plans for Lebanon to Be Studied
The Masonic Holding association formed a committee to draft plans for a new $100,000 temple at Washington and last streets. Members Lester Ir. Jones W. S. Crear Jr. and Ben H. Coombs will visit Indiana cities with Masonic temples to gather ideas for the project.
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Masonic Bodies of
Lebanon
The
Masonic Holding Association
Washington and
Last Streets
Lester Ir. Jones
W. S. Crear, Jr
Ben H. Coombs
Indiana
Tabernacle Construction Opens Near Connersville Church
Work began on a tabernacle adjoining the Grand Avenue M E church to seat 2000 for revival services. Evangelist G A Klein has drawn crowds, causing admission shortages. The Evansville auto show took place in the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial building.
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Connersville
G. A. Klein
Grand Avenue M. HE
Evansville
Soldiers and Sailors’ Memorial Building
The Kitchen Cabinet Reflection on Friendship
A 1923 Western Newspaper Union piece considers friendship tested by loss and hardship. It asserts fidelity as the measure of true companionship and views enduring love as a sign of immortal fellowship.
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Alkane
A Gift of God in Fig and Raisin Dishes
A nostalgic recipe section describes fig and raisin desserts including Fig A Dessert with fresh fig jam rhubarb bread pudding and meringue. Delan Raisin Pudding uses California raisins walnuts vanilla and lemon in a corn starch base. Fresno Raisin Pie combines seeded raisins citrus rind and walnut with a pastry crust. There is a closing line: There’s a gift of God.
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Southern
California
Fresno
Tenfold Return for Labor to the Soil
By the sunshine rain and dew and for sweat and toil that you give the soil tenfold shall return to you.
Engineer Praises Tanlac From Buffalo In Ad Claim
Richard H. Lawson engineer of 1007 Elmwood Ave Buffalo declares Tanlac cured his stomach troubles sourness gas and burning pain. He says digestion is sound appetite immense and sleep improved with energy restored. Advertisement notes over 35 million bottles sold and Tanlac sold by druggists.
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Tanlac
Richard H. Lawson
Elmwood Ave
Buffalo
Taniac
Keep Running Free Milkman Dawn Theme
Dawn brings the milkman as a vivid line blending labor and human kindness in a Tampa Tribune column style in a playful, reflective piece. The quote suggests kindness should flow throughout the day like milk on tap.
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Dawn
Tampa Tribune
Cuticura Talcum Powder Ad Promises Versatile Freshening
An advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic and economical powder for face skin baby and dusting use. It claims exquisite scent and that it renders other perfumes unnecessary as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio with Soap and Ointment.
Ponder Among the Residents Explores Poetry Versus Trefusis Craft
In Forrest Reid’s piece the narrator contrasts a primitive magical sense of poetry with Trefusis’s learned technique. The critic notes poetry’s enchantment and music while acknowledging the value of craft and instruction.
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Forrest Reid
Trefusis
Painting and Decorating Beyond the House
A Chicago Journal line muses that painting and decorating extend beyond walls and hints at poetry in motion, noting that only a haunted house would invite a different kind of tread from a ghost visiting Pender.
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Chicago Journal
Haig Caddie Offers Unpaid Help On Golf Day
An English paper recounts Field Marshal Haig asking his caddie about wartime service. The reply lists brothers in infantry artillery and engineers, then the caddie jokes he will carry the broom and clubs for nothing as his “bit” on the day.
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Marshal Haig
Movie Director Chides Ingenue Over Love in Washington Star
A Washington Star item notes a film director telling the ingénue not to look foolish and that she is not supposed to be in love anymore. The terse celebrity gossip reflects the era's tabloid voice and social codes.
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Miss Blank
Washington Star
Rise of Central Offices and Wealth in America
The passage notes rapid growth of central offices with subscriptions rising from a few to over 100 000 in a city and even over 1 000 000 in one case. It describes large switch capacity and plans for even bigger hubs, while contrasting proletarian labor under wage work with the ascent of self-made the rich who rise from the ranks to wealth and power. It cites a quote about Russian aristocracy and American merit.
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Central Ofices
Tni
Chauffeurs Help Horses Through Snowbound Streets
A New York Sun report describes a snowstorm on Chambers Street and other crosstown routes where horses and heavy trucks stalled. Chauffeurs of automobile trucks pushed the stalled loads from behind, aiding the frightened animals until they regained footing and traffic moved again.
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Chambers Street
New York Sun
Not Always a Good Rule in Yardage Shifts
A humorous sports exchange features a coach urging focus on the ball and a rival joking that many great shots came with eyes closed. The playful banter underscores confidence and rivalry during practice.
A Dead One Quote Emerges On Effort And Ambition
A fragment quotes someone saying the subject has no ambition and never attempts to pass another car on a hill, suggesting a critical view of drive and ambition. The brief lines capture a skeptical assessment of effort.
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