Neighborhood News and Upcoming Cicero Carnival
Community notes describe Cicero hosting an eight day Carnival and homecoming starting the fourth with a band of electric lights. Many local residents visiting from Westfield Noblesville Sheridan Tipton Frankfort and Marion attend meetings and social events. Ice cream social planned at Mrs H B Palmers on June 27 and a birthday party for Ethel Ryan is noted along with various visits and society gatherings.
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Ladies Aid Society
H. B. Palmer
A. V. Ryan
Ethel
Marion Normal students return from spring term
The young people who attended the spring term at Marion Normal college are home again. The Wesleyan Quarterly meeting next Sunday will be conducted by Rev. George Reber of Thorntown with the male quartet from the Fairmount Theological School in attendance.
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Marion Normal Vullege
Wesleyan
George Reber
Thorntown
Theological School of
How to Cure Liver Trouble Best Home Remedy Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
A vintage prose piece extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective laxative and liver tonic. It claims to cleanse bowels stimulate the liver and improve appetite while building strength. The ad-style text touts safety purity economy and guaranteed results for a range of stomach and bowel issues.
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Dr. Caldwell
Dr. Gardewell
Pepsin
Washington, D. C
Pepsin Syrup CO
Galdwell Bidg
Monticello, Ill
Hortonville News Chronicle Highlights and Local Happenings
Archibald Bowman died Saturday and was buried at Chester cemetery. A bumper clover crop is reported. Beekeepers Mary Boxley Clyde Robbins Ote Haskett and Henry Plew caught swarms this week. Rev. Freeman led a men only meeting at the Quaker church. Max Sumner returned from a summer outing. The Shady Quartet performed with Os car Hiatt Lant Sumner Clarence Hinshaw and Wall Horney as singers. Mrs. Dr Baldwin’s condition worsened after a long illness. Burnie Moore R F D carrier of Cicero visited. Young squirrels are ripe for harvest.
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Mary Boxley
Clyde Robbins
Ote Haskett
Henry Plew
Rev. Freeman
Eczema Cure Promoted by St Louis Chemist
A St Louis chemist reports a simple locally applied remedy named Zemo that cures eczema and other skin diseases by destroying skin germs. He claims extensive success with hundreds healed and endorses the product through the druggist C. E. Gregory who vouches for its honesty and effectiveness.
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St. Louis
Zemo
C. E. Gregory
Arcadia and area guests share Sunday with local families
Local residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend with many family gatherings and social calls. The column lists numerous names and places including Arcadia Sheridan Indianapolis Atlanta Pulaski County and Tipton. The piece also notes agricultural advice on curing clover hay and notes on clover digestion during blooming.
Lake Shore Community Notes
Farmers busy putting up hay in the area. Children's exercises planned at the Baptist church Sunday night at seven. Miss Bertha Cox of Sheridan visited grandparents Andrew Erp and wife last week.
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Gra Wiles
Edith Boyer
Henry Bower
Everet Steele
Raymond Hines
Della Ross
Cecil Wiles
Roi Ueéar
F.C. Grant
Miss Grace Erp
Sheridan
Central Office
The
Baptist Church
Bertha Cox
Andrew Erp
Missionary Workers Band Picnic at Mr Hare’s Grave
The young Missionary Workers Band of the W M church held a picnic at Mr Hare's grave on Wednesday with about 46 attendees enjoying the day. They invite all to attend next Sunday afternoon at 3 PM at the W M church for the group activity and meal.
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Young Missionary Workers Band
W. M. Church
Taft portrayed as highly fit for presidency in Tribune review
The piece lauds William Howard Taft as superbly equipped for the presidency. It emphasizes his temperament, training, and world affairs knowledge. It notes his federal bench service, Philippine governance, and tenure as secretary of war, praising his alignment with Roosevelt policies.
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Mrr. Taft
Philippines
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Amusing Art Blunders Record Gone Wrong Colors and Slips
A collection of art bloopers features a Turner landscape with a sun behind a rainbow and a French painter Constant miscoloring Queen Victoria’s ribbon. It notes mismatches in Antwerp old masters where heaven archangels carry bows and an Innocents scene shows Dutch policemen and bulgy trousers. It also recounts sleepwalking misadventures of Negretti and other somnambulists.
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Lurner
Constant
Queen Victoria
Order of the Garter
Gesu
Lisbon
Antwerp
Archangels
Holland
Somnambulism Authored Sermons by Sleepwalking Cleric
An early record recounts a Bordeaux archbishop documenting a young cleric who, while asleep, rose at night and wrote sermons. He would read and correct each page after finishing it before continuing.
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Bordeaux
Johnny Hobbs’s Worcester Milk Mix up Tale
A New Hampshire boy visits his grandmother in Worcester. He mistakes spearmint tea for milk and explains he hoped it was the same kind as back home. The grandmother scolds him for confusing the two, in a gentle city tale.
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Johnny Hobbs
New Hampshire Hills
Worcester
Mass
Johnny
Hillbury
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Paul Allen
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C. E. Gregory of
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Frank Tucker
Noblesville
Thess. Lindley
Westfield
Homer Myers
Bakers Corner
Joe Mickel
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Frank Mann
Andy Cline
Miss Efehe Barrett
Ed Barrett
Roxie Helfer
Sylvia
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Marion Helfer
Mrs. H. ®. Palmer
Harry Kerchever
Hadley Teter
Geo. Palmer
Wife Sunday
Mrs. Siles
John Freeman
Myrtle
Frankfort
Sallie Johns
Milt Hinshaw
Lulu Cline
Geneva Jacobs
Gladys Moore
Edith Hines
Lucy McMurtry
North Adams
Walter Albertson
W. E. Wallace and Family
Roy Hershman
Elwood Hershman
Robert Goodner
Terhune
John Wiles
Laura
John Birden
Near Dillard
J. H. McMath
Neal
Jessica Glant
Robert Freeman
Pickards
Goulah Hines
Jane Wilson
Vern Barnett
Irvin Miller
Francis Erp
Jessie Ploughe
Kempton
Elmer Palmer
Lincoln
Howard Boyer
J. E. Goins of
George Christy
Etta Dial
Ruth
A.V. Ryan
Elmer Clark
Thomas and
Arthur Baker
Frank Dunn
Arcadia
Harvey Pickett
Ira Baker
Marion
John Foulke
Albert Kellum
Grover Dunn
E. Elliott
Hortonville
Archibald Bowman
Chester Cemetery
Max Sumner
New ‘Shady
Oscar Hiatt
Lant Sumner
Clarence Hinshaw
Wall Horney
Dr. Baldwin
Methodist Parsonage
Erin
J.C. Lower
Mies Ira Burton
John Haworth
Ed Small
Wife
C. M. Leavitt
Pulaski County
T. H. Small
Walter Rector
Charles Miller
Delt Cline
Thomas Bailey
Ella Fox
Maud Devaney
A. L. Joyce
Clint Lower
Blanche Rector
New York
John Fox
Oliver Cornelius
Atlanta
R. B. Thompson
Jno. Phillips
J. D. Phillips
Kathyrn Phillips
Esther Scott
Maude Devaney
Claud Lane
Near
Frank Spurgeon
Newton Sturdavent
Ladies Aid Society of the
East Union Church
Barbara Lane
Lake Shore
Home Tribune
Indiana Condensed Milk Co
Adam
Nambulist
Negretti
Taft and Sherman
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