The Darkest Hour at Park Theater features German hero
Lincoln J. Carter presents The Darkest Hour at Park Theater with Charles A. Gardner as a veteran German boy hero. Gardner defends virtue, destroys wickedness, and performs songs like A Blossoms and Little Bunch of Lilacs. The production runs through Thursday before The Convict's Daughter replaces it.
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Lincoln J. Carter
Park Theater
Charles A. Gardner
Carter
Mr. Gardner
Personal and Society notes from local residents
Dr. J. J. Kyle has returned to the city, Mr. Robert McOunt returned from Madison, Mrs. Finch and daughter Alice are at Atlantic City, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Maxwell left for New York, Mrs. Ita en ancueer has returned, Dr. A. Hill has returned from a visit, Miss Helen Rockwood returned from Greenburg.
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J. J. Kyle
City
Robert McOunt
Madison
Finch
Alice
Atlantic City
W. FE. Maxwell
New York
Ita
A. Hill
Tenteen
Helen Rockwood
Greenburg
Hiss
Mret Rockwood
Maxinkuckee
Charles
Blake Stone
Lake Michigan
W. L. Hobbs
Mary B. Orner
Lake Winona
P. B. Raymond
Eliza Chambers
Vincennes
Alansing B. Melville
Anna Todd
Canada
J. C. Baird
Georgian Bay
James P. Eaglesfield
Lake Maxinkuckee
Cortland van Camp
Cortland, Jr
Charlevoix
Slaughter
Missouri
Many travelers and social news from Elwood to Indianapolis
Elwood reports Enoch P. Cottrell of Indianapolis and Miss Leona Julian of Elwood wed at the minister's home then returned to Indianapolis. A wide circle of friends and relatives appears in notices across Lake Winona Maxinkuckee and other travels. Social events include luncheons, receptions, and parties for guests from Terre Haute Cleveland Chicago and Boston with plans for further visits and weddings.
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Clarence Zener
Lake Maxinkiuckee
D. T. Bacon
Ohio
Tyler Taylor
North Delaware Street
Chicago
Leonard
Estelle Leonard
Union City
East St. Clair Street
John S. Berryhill
Tutewiler
Miss Davis
Cornelia Searle
Columbus
Annie Dean
Dana Seltzer
Shelby
Helen Swain
Marion, O
Louise Tutewiler
Fred Garstang
Canada
Vivian Weadon
Misses Course
Memphis
Tenn
William Jones
Bessie Hicks
Laura Donnan
Battle Creek
Mich
W. C. Hall
Miss McRae
Stella Anderson
Newell Stewart
Lake Winona
John Morgan
W. A. Wheeler
Plainfield
Wheeler
D. B. Knickerbocker
Sulphur Springs
Charles E. Kregele
A. B. Chapman
Duenweg
George Marbaud
Terre Haute
W. W. Hammel
Wilbur Havens
Morris
Union Streets
Anna Reaume
Cleveland
West Point
Boston
New York
Marion
Harriet Tutewiler
Mary Harrison McKee
Benjamin Harrison
Germany
McKee
Union-avenue
Saratoga
George L. Mackintosh
Fourth Presbyterian Chu
Bertha Garfield Stone
Montreal
Asheville
N. C
Mackintosh
Broadway
Almus Ruddell
Frederick P. Herron
Mr. Herron
Josephine
Jeannette Herron
Lulu
Gertrude Morris
Cottrell
Julian
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Enoch P. Cottrell
Indianapolis
Leona Julian
J. W. Clevenger
Slot seams in fashion enhance seven gore skirts
May Manton describes slot seams as a stylish feature in the latest dressmaking models. The seven gore skirt shown demonstrates how these tucks and pleats create a graceful, smart silhouette. The original fabric is Sicilian but any suiting or skirt material can be used.
Pattern details for a girl skirt with stitched upper and plaited back
This pattern specifies skinlike upper portions stitched flat with corticeli silk and fullness at the back in inverted plaits. Material requirements for sizes 4 years and misses 12 14 16 are listed, with a pattern coupon method and return instructions.
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Bs Journal
Japan's progress observed by Kobe traveler at English Hotel
Ippey Nishikawa of Kobe, Japan, staying at Hotel English after arriving from Chicago, shares views on rapid modernization. He notes Kobe’s exports and imports, Japan’s growing navy and army, pending debt, and the shift to labor-saving American technology, including widespread telephone use and government regulation.
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Ippey Nishikawa
Japan
Kobe
Chicago
New York
United States
Yokohama
China
England
London
Russia
France
Far East
Great Britain
Tokio
America
Chiggers Only in Indiana Sparks Travel Banter
John K. Whitehead and wife, leaders with the Republican Editorial Association, join a Putin Bay trip. A lake excursion leads to a clash of humor when an Eastern woman jokes that chiggers belong only to Indiana, prompting a quiet, uneasy moment aboard.
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John KE. Whitehead
American Press Association
Republican
Putin Bay
Whitehead
Indiana
Gas strike near Princeton promises coal and gas abundance
Harry Kurtz of Interstate Gas and Oil Company, Princeton, reported a successful gas flow from a well near Princeton at a depth of 700 to 800 feet. He noted several rich coal veins and urged continued drilling toward Trenton rock, believing large coal deposits and potential gas reserves exist in the area, which could aid the state amid a threatened gas belt shortage.
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Harry Kurtz
Princeton
Interstate Gas and Oil Company
Grand Hotel
Kurtz
Trenton Rock
State fair crowds and exhibits promise record turnout
A tent for chickens and limited space at the fair grounds signal an expanding State fair. Sid Conger predicts a record crowd and more exhibits as organizers adapt to demand.
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Sid Conger
Wedding Plans Draw City to Grand Hotel Occasion
The Grand Hotel hosted guests including Mr. Conger superintendent of ultra department and C. C. Bridges of agriculture who plans to erect a tent for overflow exhibits. Thomas Taggart arrived from French Lick and will stay until Thursday. Dr William Daniels Harrison County health chief and wife are in town for their son Dr F M Daniels of Elwood wedding tonight in Corydon.
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Grand Hotel
Conger
Ultra Department
Fair Grounds
C. ¢. Bridges
Department of Agriculture
Thomas Taggart
French Lick
William Daniels
Harrison County
English
F. M. Daniels
Elwood
New Suits Filed in Pettis Superior Court
Nellie Browning Gent sues Richard T Gent for divorce in Superior Court Room 2. Pettis Dry Goods Co sues James L Barcus et al on account in Room 3. Mary C Meyer sues William L Meyer et al for divorce in Room 2. Robert Barclay sues Marion County Construction Co et al on account in Room 1. National Malleable Casting Co sues Arthur M Jennings et al garnishment and attachment in Room 1.
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Nellie Browning Gent
Richard T. Gent
Superior Court
Pettis Dry Goods Co
James L Barcus
Mary C. Meyer
William L. Meyer
Robert Barclay
Marion County Construction Company
The
National Malleable Casting Company
Arthur M. Jennings
Appellate cases from Owen County and surrounding rulings
Appellants in several Owen County cases contest sheriff clerk and treasurer actions, with briefs and notices for certiorari. The record includes findings on overdriving a horse on Sunday, bigamy insanity defense, railroad conductor arrests, promissory notes stamped for federal use, ship master duties, and rent implications for a wife’s house.
Washington lawyer’s scam boosts ads for tiny papers
A Washington lawyer claims to secure $30,000 worth of advertising for $50 by supplying Washington letters to small country newspapers. He hires a man to write four letters weekly two Republican and two Democratic. He lists 4.06 tiny papers and, in exchange for service, runs his ads for patent ideas or other fillers. Most ideas are foolish, but the pay lines his pockets, making him rich and growing richer.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Aus
My Guarantee Gilt Edge Diamonds and Jewelry Ad
Mullally at 2 Monument Place offers diamond jewelry optics and manufacturing services. Jewelry guarantee highlighted. Local ad promotes trust and quality with specialty items and repair options.
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Monument Place
Rev Morgan Wood to Seek Congress Seat in Ohio District
Cleveland August 18 Rev Morgan Wood D D pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church and noted national speaker announced his candidacy for Congress on the Democratic ticket from Ohio's twenty first district The Republican nominee is Theodore Burton the current office holder Wood has preached in Detroit New Orleans and Toronto and has led Plymouth Church in Cleveland for several years
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Morgan Wood
D. D
Plymouth Congregational Church
United States
Congress
Twenty-First
Ohio
Theodore BE. Burton
Wood
Detroit
New Orleans
Toronto
Plymouth Church
Garret memories of youth at twenty one by Thackeray
The speaker recalls a garret room from youth with pensive eyes and a wild past. He writes of long stairs, a small bed, a charcoaled couplet, and songs once sung with friends as distant cannons and Napoleon's victories rise in memory. He longs for the days of twenty one and the dreams of beauty power and love he wasted then.
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Napoleon
Austerlitz
William Makepeace Thackeray
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