Electronic theory claims diagnosis from handwriting and thought
Dr. Albert Abrams of San Francisco lectured in Chicago claiming handwriting reveals disease and exact body location. He argues all disease is electronic energy and that writing transfers energy to paper, enabling diagnosis and cures, challenging Rockefeller and other bodies to investigate his method.
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Albert Abrams
San Francisco
Chicago
Dr. Abrams
Neecanary
Abrams
Rams
Doutor
Abram
Mather Thompson
Royal College of Physicians
London
Rockefeller Foundation
New York
Rockefeller Institute
Map shows dairy cow production by counties at national exhibit
The U S Department of Agriculture will display a map at the National Dairy Exhibition in St Paul October 7 to 14 showing average yearly milk production by county and the share of purebred dairy bulls by state. Arizona leads with 91 percent purebred bulls. other states show varying production and purity levels.
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United States Department of Agriculture
St. Paul
United States
Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Arizona
Montpelier Man Clyde Smith Seen in Town Sunday
Clyde Smith of Montpelier was in town Sunday according to local chatter with no additional details available.
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Clyde Smith
Montpelier
W C T U Delegates Appointed for State Convocation
The W C T U met at Mrs Tillie Highland home on Tuesday October 3. Delegates named to attend the state convention in Wah bash from October 10 to 14 are One Mason Cora Wilson Ella Withrow and Anna Smith.
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Tillie Highland
Wabash
Onie Mason
Cora Wilson
Ella Withrow
Anna Smith
Visiting relatives from three cities
Mr and Mrs W W Robbins of Indianapolis and Mrs M J Nesel of Kansas City Missouri visit S B Dinius home. Nesel and Robbins are sisters of Mr Dinius and former Roanoke residents. All are in strong health for their ages with Dinius 82 Nesel 80 and Robbins 63
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W. W. Robbins
Indianapolis
M. J. Nesel
Kansas City
Missouri
S. B. Dinius
Nesel
Robbing
Dinius
Roanoke
Diius Ia
Farm Women Club Reports Strong Chick Hatch in Kansas
A Cherokee County community club of farm women reports 2065 healthy chicks from 2486 hatchings after applying sanitation and feeding methods demonstrated by the county extension agent per statements to the United States Department of Agriculture.
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Cherokee County
Kansas
United States De‘imant of Agriculture
Sugar supplies from foreign sources rise in 1922
The USDA reports that more than half of U S sugar intake came from foreign sources in the year ending June 30 1922. Of 5 632 599 short tons consumed 1 348 190 were produced domestically while Hawaii Porto Rico and the Philippines provided 1 334 553 tons and most of the rest came from Cuba.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Cuba
Odd Fellows to Lay Corner Stone Sunday
Little River Lodge I O O F will lay the corner stone of its new building on Main Street Sunday at 2:00 PM. Members meet at 1:30 PM. program includes prayers, songs, a grand master laying the stone, and remarks by officers. public invited. Brick work started Monday. first story walls rising.
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Little River Lodge
Main Street
America
Ter
Monroe Wiley Aquseo
Ten Gallon Still Found In Raid Near Roanoke
Sherriff Fayne and deputies Davis and Coe with federal officer H H Williams raided George Chase’s home one and a half miles east of Roanoke in Jackson township. They confiscated a ten gallon copper still and forty gallons of sour elderberry wine. Chase was fined 270 dollars and charged with illegal possession and manufacture of liquor. He faced potential penalties if he produced more whisky.
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Roanoke
Sherriff
William E. Fayne
Duputes
Davis and
Coe
H. H. Williams
George Chase
Jackson Township
Huntington
Chase
Clarence Juillerat
Juillerat
Dr Koontz Family Visit and Local Notices
Dr Koontz and daughter Jessie left Sunday for St Louis for a short visit with brother Henry Kirkpatrick. The Library Club will meet at Mrs Dora Van Arsdol’s home Tuesday evening. Frances Schultz and children of Rochester Minn arrived Wednesday for an extended visit with Martha Olds. Edith Fletcher spent the summer here with the Misses Mine and Elizabeth DeLong and left Tuesday for Cleveland. Jesse Zent and Henry Crawford made a business trip to Benton Harbor Michigan last week. Paul Haller and family were Fort Wayne shoppers Saturday. William Gauntt visited his daughter Mrs Noble Broxon and family in Fort Wayne. George Davidson from Fort Wayne spent Sunday with his son. Potatoes sold at one third to two thirds of last season per USDA.
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Koontz
Jessie
Sts. Louis
Henry Kirkpatrick
Library Club
Dora van Arsdol
Frances Schultz
Rochester, Minn
Martha Olds
Edith Fletcher
Misses Mine
Elizabeth DeLong
Cleveland
Jesse Zent
Henry Crawford
Benton M Harbor
Michigan
Paul Haller
Bobby
Fort Wayne
William Gauntt
Noble Broxon
Wayne
George Davidson
United States Department of Agriculture
Poison Ivy Blamed Often for Harm by Other Plants
A University expert notes poison ivy is frequently blamed for skin irritation caused by many plants. A list of over 100 readable toxic plants exists, with varying poison strength and individual susceptibility. Some ornamentals like tomato and geranium can irritate skin, though most cases are mild.
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W. W. Stockberger
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Wiring Contract Awarded for 1.0.0.F Building
George F. Bender was awarded the wiring contract for the new 1.0.0.F building last Monday evening. The contract price was $213.09.
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George F. Bender
School Social and Cake Walk at District No 5
A school social and cake walk is scheduled for next Wednesday evening October 11 at District No 5. Music will be by Young's violin orchestra and every one is invited for a fun evening.
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District No. 5
Young
Box Social at Beech School House
A box social and cake walk will be held at Beech School House on October 20 three miles east on Center Road. Girls are asked to bring boxes. All are invited.
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Beech School House
Center Road
Base Ball Tie Ends Game In Ninth Inning Darkness
Sunday afternoon baseball ended in a tie when called after the twelfth inning due to darkness. Gilman Kips show good play but lack some gentlemanly conduct. Roanoke vs Ossian is set for Sunday and expected to be a top game as Ossian has won most games this season. The season ends with Roanoke facing the Riddles All-Stars on October 15.
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Gilman Kips
Roanoke
Ossian
House of David
Last registration day looming before November 7 vote
The message urges voters to register by Monday October 9 to be eligible for the November 7 election. It warns that missing the deadline prevents participation in township county state and national government and stresses early registration.
Mrs Elizabeth Frantz Visits Findlay Ohio Relative
Mrs Elizabeth Frantz left Wednesday for Findlay Ohio to visit her mother and son. Mr and Mrs Marion Houser left Saturday for Kokomo for a two weeks visit with friends and relatives. Several local residents visited relatives and friends in Fort Wayne Roanoke and Kokomo over the weekend and midweek.
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Elizabeth Frantz
Findlay
Ohio
Marion Houser
Kokomo
George
Nick .Kramer
Elizabeth Kramer
Mary E. Houser
W. A Wohlford
George Berry
Fort Wayne
Elmer Barnbrook
Tippecanoe
Frank Barnbrook
Chas. Kramer and Sons
Nick Kramer
Harvey Kramer
Bessie Husband
J. W. Fultz
Roanoke
Lester Rupert
Lillie Schoeff
United Brethren Church Rally Day Plans Highlight Attendance
The United Brethren Church reports rising Sunday school attendance and a strong program. Activities include 9 15 Sunday school, 10 30 worship with a sermon Loyalty to Our Task, 7 30 service on Responsibility of Youth, and 6 50 youth service. Prayer Thursday 7 30, Woman's Missionary Society meets with Mrs. Anna Rose Tuesday afternoon. Rally Day on October 15 with an ambitious program led by Pastor G F Byrer.
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United Brethren Church
N. L. Highlands
Nice
Woman’s Missionary Society
Anna Rose
G. F. Byrer
Methodist Church urges regular Sunday attendance and service times
The Church of the Friendly Heart invites all to make Sunday school and worship a habit. Sunday school at 9:00, worship at 10:30, Epworth League at 2:00, and a 7:00 sermon by J. C. Smith of Roanoke. Includes weekly prayer meeting and Junior League details with local officials.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Church of the Friendly Heart
Epworth League
J. C. Smith
Roanoke
Aeshtaddethenewdee
Armistice Near as Talks Advance at Mudania
General Harrington announced the final armistice protocol with the Turks at Mudania after months of negotiation. Greece prepares for renewed conflict in Thrace while Turks accept most terms and Allied pressure seeks to avert a broader war.
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Constantinople
Charles Harrington
Near East
Mudania
Asia Minor
Thrace
Heheed
Gurrander
Eéaster
Italy
Greece
Madania
Seutrai
Venice
Kandra
Black Sea
Athens
George II
Dardanelles
Nidern
Rebekahs Laud Local Lodge Entertainment Event
Rebekahs Lodge showcased an entertainment program at Laud Content drawing many residents to attend. The local event drew praise for its success and the participation of numerous members.
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Rebekahs
Laud
Jocal Rebekah Lodge
Beech Grove Church of Christ Sunday Services Sept 17 1922
Beech Grove Church of Christ schedules Bible School at 9 30 a m Communion at 7 30 p m preaching at 11 09 a m and 8 00 p m with a youth entertainment at 7 30 p m. Pastor F Bl Durham invites all to hear the word of God and attend the services. Phone 160 for news.
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Beech Grove
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U. S
President Harding
McCray
Indiana
Republican State Committee
Severin Hotel
BASE
Ossian Sunday
Ginger Hill News
J.D. Minsel
EB. D. Gillespie
League
C. Emery Smith
Leona
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