Love and the Baby Triumphs Over Crime
Dr Alpheus Woods tests a criminal’s brain to cure Robert Tyler a burglar. Doris Hemingway pleads love and marries him after recovery and years later Tyler becomes a changed man with a peaceful life and a child in the arms of his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Hemingway
Alpheus Woods
Woods
Robert Tyler
Tyler
Doris
Rocky Mountains
Mr. Woods
Professor Woods
Professor
Tme
W. G. Chapman
Woman Holds Ups Horse In Lariat Standoff
Mrs Mary Boyle of Patterson Avenue Baltimore hoards a dapple gray horse by lasso after a butter platter scene. The horse nabbed by the improvised rope rears as Boyle refuses to release the animal until she is paid for her allegedly stolen butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boyle
Patterson Avenue
Baltimore
Mrs. Boyle
Untenable Theory in a Domestic Dispute
Dialogue from New York Weekly shows a husband claiming the wife is unhappy by nature and the wife retorts that happiness arises after meeting him, reflecting a sharp domestic exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Weekly
No Danger at Coming Out Party Toast
A dialogue piece suggests social prudence at a coming out party with Mrs. Come Up and a comment on propriety and prearranged expectations. The exchange implies careful preparation and effortless display.
Quality of Dairy Products from M. Davis
Quality of dairy products emphasized by M. Davis. He stresses that sanitation, clean barns, healthy cows, trained milking staff, and proper utensils are essential. He warns that neglecting care for milk and cream harms quality and that dairymen must meet obligations to elevate the industry amid growing competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Davis
Dairy quality and cleanliness impact profits and flavor
The article argues that improving two key areas will cut over ninety per cent of quality troubles and raise net profits. It notes dirt, manure, hair, and debris during milking cause bad flavors in milk, cream, and butter, with most contaminants entering solution and remaining to spoil market products.
Milking Cows by Machines Progress Report
The New York experiment station reports four years of milking machine trials. Machines milking a cow take 3.86 minutes including prep and wash, versus seven minutes by hand. A higher class of helper is needed to milk with machinery effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dairy Farming Advice From Old Times
Instructions on dairy efficiency emphasize feeding good cows and quality milk, scrap old tin strainers, proper cream handling, and lice removal for cows and calves. It advises warm water for squid and patient rubbing for swollen udders, noting butter quality depends on removing buttermilk.
Whooping cough symptoms prompt children’s remedy
Restlessness feverishness inflamed throat and spasmodic cough signal early whooping cough. Foley s Honey and Tar is recommended by Mrs Shipps of Raymondsville Missouri for relief in children. Mrs Maurice Carroll visits Bucyrus Ohio. Mr Barnes remains ill with limited improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Maurice Carroll
Bucyrus, Ohio
Mrs
Stewart Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Oliver Riding and Gang Plows Highlight Long and Warren
Oliver showcases walking riding and gang plows with Long and Warren in a compact local feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Long & Warren
Notice of Final Settlement in Sullivan Circuit Court
Sarah A B Hoggatt administratrix of Stephanus Hoggatt deceased has filed a final report of estate accounts. The Sullivan Circuit Court will hear the report on Friday May 15 1914 the 11th judicial day of the May term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause why the report should not be approved. Executrix Sarah A E Hoggatt attorney John C Chaney. First insertion April 22 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A.B. Hoggatt
Stephanus Hoggatt
Sullivan Circuit Court
Sarah A. E. Hoggatt
A Stubborn Cough Persists Into Spring
An advertisement urges against letting a stubborn cough linger in spring and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to heal inflamed throat and bronchial tubes. Sold by Joe K. Smock & Son druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Joe K. Smock & Son
Margaret Shaw Appointed Administratrix in Indiana Estate
Notice announces Margaret Shaw named administratrix of the estate of William R. Shaw of Sullivan county Indiana. The estate is stated solvent. Attorney is John W. Lindley. First insertion May 6, 1914, 3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Shaw
William R. Shaw
Sullivan County
Indiana
John W. Lindley
Hearing Set On Bankruptcy Discharge For William M. De Lay
The court in Indiana District on April 30 1914 ordered a June 11 1914 hearing at Indianapolis to consider the bankrupt William M De Lay discharge petition. Creditors will receive copies by mail and may appear to oppose the prayer. Clerk Noble C. Butler to mail notices to known creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. DeLay
District of Indiana
Indianapolis
Sullivan Union
Bert B. Anderson
Noble CG. Butler
Notice to Edith Huff in Sullivan divorce case 1914
In Sullivan Circuit Court May term 1914 Clayton Huff sues Edith Huff for divorce Complaint No 15967 filed April 22 1914 by A G McNabb attorney states Edith Huff not a resident of Indiana and must answer or demur by June 22 1914 at Sullivan Court House or case will proceed in her absence Clerk Charles R Railsback seals the court April 22 1914 first insertion April 29 1914 3t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Huff
A. G. McNabb
Sullivan Circuit
Indiana
Sullivan County
Charles R. Railsback
Sullivan Circuit Court
Plaintiff
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Love and
the Baby
Mildred Caroline Goodridge
Fidelity Loan CO
C. H. Stratton
C. H. Stratton Loan Co
Dr. Crowder Building
East Side Square
Sullivan
Mendenhall
New York Station
John C. Chaney
Citizens Trust Building
Insurance, Abstracts
Riggs Clay Product Co
M. A. Haddon Real Estate
Watson's
North Side Square
Terre Haute
Youngstown
Pimento
Ment
P. A. Barco
Briggs Building
Alston, Raleigh
N. É
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