Local notices from Terre Haute and surrounding towns
A sequence of social visits and greetings across Toledo Charleston Greenup Terre Haute and Shelburn report guests and family ties. Obituary notes record James J Starkey's death at 61 and funeral at Pogue cemetery with J I O O F involvement. Other items mention bear skin gift, baptisms, a public sale, Republican meeting attendance and ailing Chancey Myles.
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Laura Sharples
Toledo
Ohio
Everett Trueblood
Angeline Eisner
John Pogue
Emory
Ola Bradbury
Charleston
Greenup
Carl Romine
Roscoe Frakes
John Johnson
Wayne
Lewis Shhuitts
Terre Haute
San Riggs
Gwin Pound
Louisa Brewer
Ruth Miller
Josie Welsh
Mary Dickerson
Will Ransford
Ed . Scottes
Cora Thompson
Cloyd DeBaun
Will
Othal Pound
K. Evans
James J. Starkey
Pogue
Shelburn
Stivers
Staskey
Oliver
Virgil
Adolpha
Ada Wilkey
Stella Russell
Fred Reynolds
Hunt
The
Narrows
L. B. Hale
Hale
O. M. Chambers
Riley Johnson
Senator Harding
Will Albee
Alonzo Hunt
Chancey Myles
Myles
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promised Cure
There is more catarrh in this region than other diseases and it was thought incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F.J. Cheneyaft Co. Toledo Ohio is a constitutional remedy taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. A hundred dollar reward is offered for any case it fails to cure. Sold by druggists. Mall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Toledo
Ohio
Toedo
Mall
Harding Social Welfare Plan Praised by Fess
Senator Harding's address on social justice calls for a Federal Department of Public Welfare to coordinate maternity protection childhood health and national health standards. Representative Simeon Fess credits him with practical steps to reorganize Washington agencies reduce duplication and ensure immediate action.
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United States
Marion
Harding
Department of Public Welfare
Simeon D Fess
Congress
Ohio
Washington
Welfare program praised in Harding speech in Marion
Mrs Raymond Robins of Chicago spoke for thousands of women workers and welfare supporters who gathered to hear Senator Harding discuss Social Justice. She emphasized broad female interest in child protection, maternal care, women workers, health, and rural needs, calling Harding’s speech a defining moment.
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Marion
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Harding
Robins
National Women's Trades Union League
America
Governor Sproul says women not in favor of Cox
Governor Sproul of Pennsylvania asserts that women voters oppose Cox and argues his public support for woman suffrage was politically expedient. He alleges Cox alienated businesspeople and their wives by criticizing traveling salesmen, harming his broader support.
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Sproul
Cox
Pennsylvania
Critics say Cox cannot keep his word, says Harvey
Wheeling Intelligencer quotes George Harvey asserting many backers doubt Cox will keep his campaign promises. The remark characterizes Cox as facing strong skepticism about his reliability as a presidential candidate.
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Cox
George Harvey
Wheeling
W. Va
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