U S Health Service Issues Warning on Influenza Dangers
The U S Public Health Service warns that influenza can trigger pneumonia bronchitis and other respiratory illnesses through the winter. Surgeon General Rupert Blue urges precautions including fresh air ample clothing and covering coughs to prevent spread and save lives. A new poster explains the dangers and prevention methods copies available free from Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Rupert Blue
United States Public Health Service
Blue
Surgeon General
U. S. Public Health Service
Show Thyself a Man by Rev W W Ketchum
An analysis of what makes a man, arguing that clothes wealth and culture do not define manhood. The author urges building character on Jesus Christ as the true foundation, citing David Solomon and biblical foundations to urge personal integrity and strength. The piece concludes that many test character by actions not attire.
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Judah
Saul
Israel
Absalom
Adonijah
Solomon
David
Sheba
Punton
Tie
God
Jesus Christ
Apostle
Christ's Desire in Our Business Not 80 But Us
A compact meditation asserts that Christ seeks not wealth or power from our work but our fidelity and presence. It emphasizes inner motive over material gain, urging believers to align daily actions with Christ's example and call.
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Christ
Court House Cupola and a Dizzy Parade of Notions
A humorous clipping critiques a Terre Haute man losing ninety dollars at a Christian Science meeting and riffs on politics, buttered sandwiches, peach stone barrels, and a joke about Thomas Riley Marshall as president. It muses on luck, finance, and pop culture with a wry tone.
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Terre Haute
Thomas Riley Marshall
Reading Pop Hawkins Ad in the Daily Times
The note mentions Will Lindley asking about Pop Hawkins advertisement in the Daily Times. It comments on a dry wish bone and notes the value of owning a car for comparisons to George Washington and Tom Jefferson, and Julius Caesar. It also jokes the mileage allowance for congressmen should be measured per gallon of gas.
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Will Lindley
Pop Hawkins
The
Daily Times
George Washington
Tom Jefferson
Julius Caesar
Flu Mask Compared To Muzzle For Dog In Analogy
A man wears a flu mask in a metaphor describing protection as apt as a muzzle on a dog. The comparison emphasizes restraint and caution in public health contexts.
Indiana drys seek legislature push for deputies with pumps
Reports say Indiana drys will ask the next legislature to flood the state with deputies armed with stomach pumps and clove detectors.
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Indiana
Sullivan would establish six oclock quiet zone for hospital
Sullivan after six o'clock p m would make a suitable quiet zone for any well regulated hospital.
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Sullivan
Campaign chatter fades as ban ends and ship crew weighs in
The piece remarks that talk is cheap, the flu aided the campaign, and with the ban lifted the public may avoid listening. It mentions fifty culinary experts aboard the president's ship and fears they will spill secrets. Ebeneezer Hashif laments high living costs and dwindling cash.
Fragmented wartime to postwar thoughts in verse prose
A quirky clipped language piece notes aging figures and social changes after conflict. It mentions colonels, offices, growing filling stations, and a romance motif as a bride receives a ring, implying shifting roles. The voice blends satire with casual commentary on postwar society.
Robbed at Shelburn On furlough two men attacked travelers
Clint Laughery of Shelburn and Fred Peterson of Wisconsin on a furlough from Camp Knox Ky visited Shelburn when two highwaymen attacked them on a highway near the C. FH. 1 tracks Friday night. Peterson was beaten Laughery relieved of about twenty dollars.
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Shelburn
Clint Laughery
Fred Peterson
Wisconsin
Camp Knox
Peterson
Laughery
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Rural District
Kernest L Powell an engineer aged 18 near Sullivan and Mva Sheifler 19 near Shirley Hill Milard FE Johnson 33 barn boss near Shelburn and Daisy Downs 32 Shelburn William George 37 miner and Wva Shake 23 near Carlisle James A Barnhart 22 miner and Zolah Campbell 24 both of Farm ersbure
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Kernest L. Powell
Sullivan
Mva Sheifler
Shirley Hill
Milard FE. Johnson
Shelburn
Daisy Downs
William George
Miner
Wva Shake
Carlisle
James A. Barnhart
Zolah Campbell
Farmersbure
Kennard of Hymera Receives Army Commission After Camp Gordon
Charles W. Kennard of Hymera has returned home from Camp Gordon Atlanta where he received a commission as a second lieutenant in the army.
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Charles W. Kennard
Hymera
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
Middle weight overcoat seen on four lightweight garments
A report notes a middle weight overcoat placed over four lightweight items. The observation highlights contrasting fabric weights and styling across the set, suggesting a deliberate layering choice or a coordinating outfit.
Richard the Third Appears in Winter Stage Staging
Actor Herbert Steele performs as Richard III in a winter production wearing a dark overcoat. The sight combines period character with contemporary costume for a distinctive onstage presence.
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Winter
Mr. Herbert Steele
Sir Henry Irving
Richard the Third Overcoat
Printing of All Kinds Done With Neatness and Dispatch
A terse ad notes printing services offered with emphasis on neatness and prompt delivery. The item cites a broad range of print work and positions the provider as reliable and efficient.
Harve Gordon backs Jim Ripper Riggs on statements
Harve Gordon says he can substantiate any statements by Jim Ripper Riggs. The note mentions Will Hays securing universal peace.
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Harve Gordon
Jim Ripper Riggs
Steam heating debate likens homes to igloos and baths
A heated discussion compares steam heating proposals to turning houses into igloos or Turkish baths, highlighting public concern over energy efficiency and comfort in residential spaces.
Want 458 Fur and Junk Buyer Seeks All Furs Hides
David L. Kaplan advertises to pay the highest market price for all kinds of furs hides and junk. Phone 275-2 located at old Reid Mill.
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David L. Kaplan
Old Reid Mill
Harness maker seeks old friends at Kirkham's old stand
Notice states O H Hendricks, formerly with Frank Sproatt at Carlisle, wishes to meet old friends. Describes himself as a first class harness man able to repair anything from auto tops to pocketbooks. Offers robes and horse blankets, harness repair and oiling, located at North side square, Kirkham's old stand by John A. Mattix.
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O. H. Hendricks
Frank Sproatt
Carlisle
North Side Square
Kirkham
John A. Mattix
For Sale Car Wire Fence and Materials
For sale wire fence of all heights terch wire No 9 smooth wire staples red and white cedar posts. Wire selling fast get yours while it lasts. Dix Lumber Co.
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DIX Lumber CO
For Sale Aberdeen Angus Bull Two Years Old
For sale a two year old Aberdeen Angus bull registered and described as a good one. Priced reasonable. Contact Emory Drake Carlisle Indiana by phone or address.
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Emory Drake
Carlisle
Indiana
Sullivan Bow Wounded Soldier Keenan Listed
The casualty list includes Elmer D. Keenan of Sullivan Indiana a private wounded with degree undetermined per today's papers.
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Sullivan
Elmer D. Keenan
Indiana
How to Carry Ink on the Move
Advice for travelers to secure ink bottles and small containers with adhesive tape. Tape is fastened to one neck side crossing the cork and extending down the opposite side. Celluloid and ivory cases can be taped similarly to prevent leaks during travel.
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U. S. Health Service
United States
Berrymian
Washington
Rev. W. W. Ketchum
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Kings
Maderia
Plain and
Cour New Infants Department
West Side Square
Springer - Gouckenour CO
Court House
Jim Riggs
Republican Party
Globe Democrat
Hymera Boy Home
Will Hays
Lindley
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