Report of the Third Institute Held in This Place
The November 8 session started at 9 30 with Lake and Clay townships and chair Mr Aduddeil. Discussions covered precept and method, induction and deduction, and how children learn facts. Miss Leffel spoke on Dickers as an Educator and the dangers of cramming. Crude language correction and drills for improvement were outlined by Tillman and discussed by Kern Carr Leffel and Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake and
Clay
Institute
Adams
Mort
Cood Atyla
Miss Leffel
Dickers
Kern
Carr Miss Leffel
Aduddetl
Acams
Afternoon session at the institute outlines programs and history
Miss Stout opened with Riley's bear story then Carr proposed the day before Thanksgiving. Kinsey led opening exercises including singing and quotes. Mort Aduddell Kinsey discussed ancient education systems from China to Israel and Egypt. Scoles closed with a vivid Gettysburg recount and reasons for Confederacy failure. Meeting adjourned to Claypool on December 13.
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Institute
China
Athens
Scoles
Gettysburg
Confedercy
Claypool
You read advertisements for best buying spots
The piece urges readers to study advertisements to locate where to buy at the best advantage, implying practical guidance on finding good deals and bargains.
French penal colonies inmates driven to insanity by diet
A 36 percent rate of insanity among criminals in France’s penal colonies is noted as a poor showing. Sir Marcus Samuel becomes Lord Mayor of London, the fourth Hebrew to hold the post, at age 49 this month.
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France
Marcus Samuel
London
Kansas man grows 25 mile corn ring for curiosity
A Kansas man started a fifty acre field in a continuous circle to avoid turning at the ends of rows. His aim was a curiosity, but the long row proved a lime saver by eliminating turning moves.
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Kansas
Geologist Blatchley Compiles Katydid Collection for Museum
State Geologist Blatchley and assistants gather both male and female katydids for a complete mounted display to be housed at the state museum. The females are silent unlike the males. Dr. Naugier of Paris forecasts stationery balloons will popularize affordable air travel with gentle landings for those who cannot travel.
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Naugier
Paris
Rural mail carriers begin using weather flags for forecasts
Northern county carriers adopt weather flag system. Each patron receives a card explaining flag meanings so farmers along the route can read the forecast for the next twenty four hours by the carrier's flag.
Indiana Fire Insurance Company Ceases Operations
The Indiana fire insurance company founded in 1851 has ceased business. Its reinsurance reserve is deposited with Girard Insurance Company of Philadelphia, which becomes responsible for the Indiana company’s policies and business.
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Indiana Insurance Company
Indiana
Girard Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Company
Indiana Company
Postoffice Inspector Warns Youths on Mail Box Vandalism
Postoffice inspector Fletcher warns country youths that persistent destruction of rural mail delivery boxes could lead to imprisonment for three years and a fine up to 1000 dollars the maximum penalty. He says farm boys’ pranks will bring trouble and warns of consequences.
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Postoffice
Fletcher
Quail Hunting Season Rules Tighten Landowner Permits
Season began last Monday and runs to January 1. Hunters must carry full permits and have written permission from each landowner to hunt on their land. Without permits or on private land, hunters face arrest and fines per bird. The laws target pet hunters who roamed freely at season start.
Mentone man arrested for refusing to stamp guardian bond
Albert L. Tucker of Mentone Kosciusko county was arrested by Deputy U S Revenue Collector Jasper J. Gauntt Marion for refusing to place a revenue stamp on a guardian's bond on file in Kosciusko circuit court. He was released on $200 bond to appear in federal court. Tucker admits guilt and allegedly refused after repeated requests.
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Albert L. Tucker
Mentone
Kosciusko County
United States Revenue
Jasper J. Gauntt
Marion
Kosciusko Circuit
George Harper
Tucker
Goshen
All Kinds of Feed Grinding Moves to Liberty Mills Mill
The Liberty Mills feed mill now runs all kinds of feed grinding at three cents per bushel every day. Capacity has doubled and customers should see minimal delays on peak days.
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Liberty Mills
Just What You Need Chamberlain's Tablets
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for appetite improvement and digestive balance. It claims to relieve dullness after meals, loss of appetite, liver torpor, constipation, headaches, bad taste, and general malaise, pricing 25 cents per box with Dr. Chas Rager as the seller.
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Chas Rager
Big Four Route and D U R R Round Trip Tickets Offered
On November 26 and 27 round trip tickets will be sold between all local points on the Big Four Route and D U R R within 150 miles of the starting point and to many points on connecting lines in Central Passenger Association territory at very low rates. Tickets will be good for return to and including November 28, 1902.
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Big Four
Central Passenger Association
Trustee to Move Office Behind Hardware Store
On and after November 1 the Trustee's office will relocate to the rear room over Leonard and Alspaugh's hardware store. Joax L Artuer Trustee.
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Leonard & Alspaugh
Joax L. Artuer
Lawrence O Jones Marries Maud E Reese at M E Parsonage
The couple Lawrence O. Jones and Maud E. Reese of Mt. Pleasant were united in marriage last Saturday evening November 8 at the M. E. parsonage by Rev. J. W. Tillman. The Record extends congratulations.
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Lawrence O. Jones
Maud EF Reese
Mt. Pleasant
M. E. Parsonage
J. W. Tillman
Startling Surprise Cure For Rheumatism By Electric Bitters
A durable Ind. blacksmith named A T Hoadly endured ten years of rheumatic pain before Electric Bitters changed his life. Two bottles cured him completely and he has felt no twinge in over a year. The medicine regulates kidneys purifies blood and treats rheumatism neuralgia nervousness and digestion. Also includes tips on caring for young gray parrots and their feeding needs.
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A. T. Hoadly
Tilden
Ind
Rayer’s Drug Store
Sample copy of the Aecorp newsletter invitation
A sample copy invites readers to subscribe to the Aecorp publication. The offer states a subscription price of 14 dollars per year and presents the invitation in a promotional tone.
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Aecorp
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Mr. Aduddeil
Mr. Adama
Tillman
India
Persia
Israel
Egypt
Greece
Sparta
Crimin
Blatchley
Chamberlain
Liv
Xov
United
Saya
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