Well Known Conductor Dead in Indianapolis Hospital
Well known conductor Rank Andrews, long service on the Midh Division of the Big Four, died after two abdominal operations at an Indianapolis hospital. His remains were taken to Benton Harbor for the funeral and burial. Andrews ran between Benton Harbor and Anderson for years and was known to many in this locality.
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Rank Andrews
Indianapolis
Mr. Andrews
Benton Harbor
Benton Harbour
Anderson
New stamps in circulation raise post office sales
The thirteen cent stamps of the new issue authorized by the government are now on sale in many post offices, signaling a nationwide rollout and providing customers with the updated postage option.
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Poust
Ray Ferree and family relocate to Wabash
Ray Ferree and family are now residents of Wabash at 461 North Fisher Street. They lived in Leesburg for about a month where Mr. Ferree oversaw the Big Four station. Since moving, he is in charge of the Lue ticket office at the Big Four station in Wabash.
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Ray Ferree
Wabash
North Fisher St
Leesburg
Ferree
Lue
Zimmerman's Chicago Visit Aims to Find City Home
Albert Zimmerman, living southwest of town, traveled to Chicago at the start of the week for a short visit with his brother and family. He plans to move to Chicago and seek rental property there.
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Albert Zimmerman
Chicago
Mr. Zimmerman
Souou
Brewery to Make Sauce in Rau pf er Brewery
The Oriental Show You Company filed with Whitley County clerk to start sauce production at the old Rau pf er brewery in Columbia City at a very early date.
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Oriental Show You Company
Whiley County
Raupfer
Columbia City
Subscription Invitation for Record Readers
A notice invites readers to subscribe to the Record and join a large family of subscribers. The message emphasizes access to ongoing news and the value of regular readership.
Yank Artillery Sets World Records in War Effort
The piece notes French pride in artillery while praising American gunners who matched and surpassed time marks for placing 13.4 inch guns. Fifty American officers and men placed the gun in 12 1 2 minutes without horses or motors, drawing admiration at a French camp as German observers compare the rapid fire to a new three inch gun.
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Co. W. Barron
Wall Street Journal
How He Got Needed Umbrella
Australian Prime Minister W M Hughes tells of obtaining an umbrella during a storm by startling a boy who fled leaving the large umbrella behind. The tale is a self deprecating anecdote Hughes uses to illustrate his luck and humor.
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W. M. Hughes
Australia
Mr. Hughes
Lone letter from Kansas City aviator to wife in Great Lakes recruit
A Kansas City man, an aviator in the Great Lakes Recruit, receives a flirty note from a admirer claiming to know his eyes. He writes to Mary that this is the time to speak up, and includes the enclosed letter.
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Great Lakes
Kansas City
Mary
Miner John Boyle Survived 1891 Jeansville Mine Disaster
John Boyle who died in Jersey City New Jersey was among four men rescued alive in 1891 after 21 miners were entombed for 19 days by a water rush at Jeansville mines operated by J C Hayden and Co Boyle, famed as a fiddler in the Lehigh field, moved to New Jersey after his long tunnel darkness.
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John Boyle
Jersey City
N. J
Jeansville
J. C. Hayden & Co
Boyle
Lehigh
New Jersey
No Disgrace To Feel Fear In Modern Warfare
An English observer argues that fear is natural and no longer a disgrace in battle. He notes old chivalry demanded fearlessness, but modern warfare recognizes fear as a protective instinct and values moral resolve over bravado in facing deadly weapons.
Need for More Consuls to Handle Growing Merchant Marine
Shipping board chairman urges Congress and the public to enlarge the United States consular service abroad as 25,000,000 tons of merchant shipping will enter foreign trade by 1920. Current consulates are inadequate, understaffed, and hampered by outdated rules and inexperience. Immediate steps are urged to prevent a breakdown after the war.
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Shipping Board
Congress
Hurley
Independent
New York
United States
The Slip Horn Player Blows a Helva Note
City editor urges brevity and the reporter delivers a concise line about a horn player in the orchestra. The final note is described as a haunting or unearthly sound on a lively street.
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Orpheus
Inferno
Cattle Queen Mary Vail Leads Eastern Stockyard Shipments
Mary Vail, Los Angeles heiress reputedly California’s richest maiden, appears prominently in a brisk cattle shipping season to the Eastern stockyards. Daughter of the late Walter Vail, she and her mother guide vast ranch assets once controlled by the family, as meat barons bid about 1,000,000 dollars for steers and sheep this fall.
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Mary Vail
Los Angeles
California
Miss Vail
Walter Vail
San Francisco Bulletin
Back in the Game Sign of War's End
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote notes a stock promoter in flashy attire visiting a venue, signaling a return to peacetime activity as commentators remark on supposed digs and reemergence of former promoters after conflict.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Realization in Crim son Gulch Prohibition Talk
A character asks how prohibition works in Crim son Gulch. Three Finger Sam answers that the boys are realizing a man’s conversation is more reliable when he’s interested and involved.
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Crimson Gulch
Cough medicine made at home with Glandé Pine remedy
Home made cough cure claims to ease coughs colds and throat irritations. Testimonials from Mrs W M J Fellers of Lima Ohio describe relief after using Grande Pine and credit it with improving breathing and preventing pneumonia. Manufactured by Gland-Aid Co Ft Wayne Ind Rager Jontz.
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Gland-Aid Co
Wayne
Ind
Rager& Jontz
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