Personal and Society Notes Reach Across Towns
Mrs M F Cohn is at Mackinac. Louis Newburger home from Europe. Miss Kate Branham visiting in Terre Haute. Rev M Messing spending two months at Mackinac. Elizabeth Chipman returned from Bayview. Sarah Saylor visiting Cora Duffield in Anderson. Douglas Pierce home after two weeks in Delhi. Miss Hornbrook of Evansville visiting Margaret Neumann. Mrs Lacy of Noblesville with sister Rollin Kautz for a week. H Kindleberger and daughter away from Lake Geneva. Hugh Rooker visiting niece in Cleveland. Todd and daughter Nannie Wood returned from Petoskey. Percy Power left for extended trip through the West. Arthur Kaye returned from Lake Geneva. Margery Taylor to return to Hastings after Milton visit. Dr Strauss of Chicago and sister guests of Leah Oppenheimer. M B Ahern of Chicago visiting Eliza Browning. Lawrence Davis and L Bornstein spending a month in the East. W T Malott goes to Mich City for a few days. J Q Byram and Mary Campbell visiting relatives in Anderson. Joseph Davis of Newport, Ky, returned from Miss Elizabeth Noel. Davis of Chicago guest of sister Mrs Thomas Arnold at the Lexington. Charles Kahlo and Dr and Mrs George Kahlo at French Lick for two weeks. Thomas Reid Kackley and daughter leave Monday for White Bear Lake. M J Sadler and E M Johnson guests of Lydia Markle in Anderson. C E Bacon and family home from St Joseph. Adele Wallick left for Rehoboth Del and other Eastern points. Caroline Marmon visiting Leonora Paxton at Princeton. Charles Martindale returned from Harbor Point, on to New York. Louis K Hollweg and Julia and Ina Hollweg have been ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Cohn
Mackinac
Louis Newburger
Europe
Kate Branham
Terre Haute
Rev. M. Messing
Elizabeth Chipman
Yeeter- Bay
Bayview
Sarah Saylor
Cora Duffield
Anderson
Douglas Pierce
Delhi
Miss Hornbrook
Evansville
Margaret Neumann
Lacy
Noblesville
Rollin Kautz
H. Kindleberger
Lake Geneva
Wrs
Hugh Rooker
Arn C. K. Dissette
Cleveland
Todd
Nannie Wodd
Petoskey
Percy Power
West
Arthur Kaye
Wis
Margery Taylor
Milton
Ind
Dr. Strauss
Chicago
Leah Oppenheimer
M. B. Ahern
Eliza G. Browning
Lawrence Davis
L. Bornstein
East
George D. Kahlo
French Lick
Thomas Reid Kackley
White Bear Lake
M. J. Sadler
E. M. Johnson
Lydia Markle
C. E. Bacon
St. Joseph
Mich
Adele Wallick
Rehoboth
Del
Caroline Marmon
Princeton
Leonora Paxton
Charles Martindale
Harbor Point
New York
Louis K. Hollweg
Julia
Ina Hollweg
August Health Advice Promises Nerve and Blood Renewal
A periodical column urges readers to nourish the weak nerves, build up wasted tissue, and purify stagnant blood in August with dietary and lifestyle guidance. It highlights tonics, rest, and moderate exercise as remedies. The piece promotes gradual, balanced changes for better vitality.
Paine's Celery Compound advertised as a universal booster
An 19th century advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for the weak and diseased. It claims to strengthen nerves, purify blood, build tissue, and restore energy, detailing effects like firmer flesh, clearer skin, bright eyes, relieved back pain, healthy liver and kidneys, and regular digestion. It asserts rapid, astonishing results for the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Social round of visitors and outings across Indiana
Harbor Point and Atlantic City guests share two week stays with families in various towns. Local parties, card games, and weddings highlight a summer circuit with travelers from Indianapolis, Rockville, Danville, and Philadelphia visiting relatives at Glens and lakeside cottages. Several marriages and upcoming trips punctuate the civic social scene as residents attend outings, church events, and conferences through late August.
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Well fitted corset covers are essential for a satisfactory gown. This pretty one suits girlish figures with front gathers giving fullness over the bust. The original uses fine nainsook and features lace and bead trim.
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May Manton
Pattern Instructions for Girls Garment with Beading Edge
Describes corset cover and basque details for a medium size 14 years with cambric long cloth and Paris muslin options. Notes material: 1 34 yards wide plus edging and beading. pattern 424 in sizes 12 14 16. send 10 cents pattern coupon from The Journal Indiana Indiana.
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Potter
the Journal
Indiana
Ind
Monumental Merchants' Heat and Light smokestack plan
Engineer W H Schott leads Indiana project for Merchants' Heat and Light to build a 175 foot tall brick smokestack with 27 foot base diameter and one million bricks. The network includes a 20 inch main along New Jersey to Capitol avenues with 12 15 and 8 inch branches, a compressed air regulated steam heating system, and a 500000–6000000 square feet radiation capable powerhouse. The $300000 plant aims for 72 degree interiors and gradual expansion to 6000 horsepower.
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Merchants’ Heat and Light Company
New Jersey Street
Old Boreas
Indianapolis
W. H. Schott
Chicago
Merchants
Majestic
Schott
Indiana
Washington Street
Illnois Street
Delaware Street
Delaware
Capitol Avenue
Illinois Street
Union Station
Madness Torments Youth After Capitol Shooting Echoed
Gerald Thomas, who fled his home Thursday night, was recaptured at Fort Wayne avenue and Alabama street in night clothes. He showed clear signs of insanity and was returned to his home before being sent to the police station. An insanity commission is likely to hold an inquest. The derangement traces to a statehouse shooting two years ago during a Legislature session when a revolver fired in the main corridor. the victim was Gerald Thomas, now believed unbalanced by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Thomas
Fort Wayne Avenue
Alabama Street
Losh and
Kitzmiller
Young Thomas
Thomas
Statehouse
Kentucky
Gerald Thoms
Saloon Brawl Qualifies Alleged Walth Reported Assault
In a saloon fight the Iron Molders Union investigated an assault on William Fahl, a Rockwood plant picket. Police are now looking into the incident after Fahl’s account of his attackers. George Custer, business agent for the Molders Union, notified police to halt their pursuit once facts emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Molders’ Union
William Fahl
Rockwood Manufacturing Company
Fahl
Fahi
George Custer
Molders’ Union
Nonunion Men Targeted in Saloon Fight Incident
Business Agent Custer condemns a saloon fight where nonunion men claimed Fah! was hurt. He says the union intends to win the strike against Rockwood Manufacturing Company by honorable means and regrets the incident reflecting poorly on the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
Rockwood Manufacturing Company
Big Four rail workers secure $100000 annual payroll rise
Engineers conductors and officers of the Big Four approve a new wage scale effective Sept 1 adding about $100,000 to the annual payroll. Through freight conductors gain from 2.1 cents per mile to 3 cents. enginemen on larger engines receive increases. local freight pay shifts from weekly to daily. Peoria & Eastern unaffected for now. a similar settlement expected with General Manager Barnard.
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Peoria & Eastern
Barnard
Labor Groups Seek Unified Primary Reform Across State
The Commercial Club and State Federation of Labor plan coordinated action for a new primary election law. They aim to abolish conventions, move to popular election of U S senators, and push gradual reforms as the Evansville meeting approaches. Addison C. Harris notes summer delays but says collaboration remains strong with labor leaders who back sweeping changes. The commission will study existing laws and compare other states as it prepares for forthcoming legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
A. C. Harris
State Federation of Labor
Evansville
United States
Addison C. Harris
Commercial Club Committee
Perkins
Commercial Club Primary Commission
Tax Board hears eloquent plea over Greenfield line value
A. L. Mason, attorney for the Indianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit Co, urged the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners to keep the assessment from rising from 138260 to 208080 per mile, arguing its public high way use raises damages and that other lines are valued lower. The session closed after a watermelon feast in the State house basement with Governor Durbin and officials participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Mason
Indianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit Company
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Mason
Indianpolis & Grenfield Company
Indianapolis & Greenwood Company
Clarence V. Kessinger
Beard
Vincennes Street Railway Company
C. A. L. Mason
Ile
Jesse V. Barton
Chicago & Calumet Terminal Company
Frank M. Trissell
Southern Indiana Railway Company
Bedford Belt Railroad Company
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Mr. Trissell
Norton
Clover Leaf Railroad
Judge Buskirk
State House
Frank Martin
Paul Revere
First Autumn Styles for Jackets and Coats in New York
The Indianapolis Journal notes early fall fashion in New York with trends toward snug hip silhouettes, long vertical lines, and extensive plaiting. Overskirts are unlikely while box plaits, bishop sleeves, and Irish crochet lace shape blouses and gowns in mastic brown, rhone blue, and broadcloth. Elaborate handwork remains costly yet sought, and white garments with Gibson effects gain favor among sophisticated shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
New York
Saratoga
Gibson
Insurance News and Notes Highlights Missouri Exits and Policies
Over the past two years more than seventy Missouri insurers have departed the state. The piece covers Sun Life executive changes, Equitable agents appointed in Indiana, a Yocum case survivorship ruling, rising losses in sickness, court interpretations of vacancy clauses, and the push toward standardized policy terms. It also notes motor fire engines, industrial life policies, and the growth of mutual and casualty insurers amid urban fire risks and coverage gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Vs
Insurance Company
Imins
Russell
Sureme Court of Kansas
Ney
Lloyd's Associations
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University of Indianapolis
S. W. Cor
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
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Nature
Florence Newcomb
Warren
Atlantic City
Ocala
Fila
J. S. Holliday
J. H. Taylor
Miss Fraser
Pittsburg
Virginia Whitney
Muncie
Helen Springsteen
Myrtle Taylor
Idele Templeton
Frank Reisner
Eugene
Col
Raymond P. van Camp
Charlevoix
van Camp
Son
Jacob W. Smith
Bernice Smith
Michigan City
Don P. Hawkins
Miss Smeek
Kago
W. F. C. Golt
Ael
Herod Cote
Hall
Philadelphia
University of Kansas
Abbott
O'Hair
Greencastle
Stella McBride
Bascom O’harr
Arts, Ill
Bloomingdale Glens
Paul Kelly
Rockville
Martin
Lewisville
Glens
I. N. Ott
Danville
Darnell
Elizabeth Gillian
Bloomingdale
Houghkirk
George H. Graves
White
Newman
Owens
Brownie Club
Rosedale
John Straughan
L Lane
Buffaloes
A. H. Allen
Marshall
Earl McCampbell
Charles Horn
Adams
Winnie McCampbell
Greenwood
Lyda Jennings
Oran Hutchen
Charles Ewing
Fairland
Frank Ewing
Margaret Marshall
David Demott
Shannon's Lake
Hazel Rush
Annie Harmon
Franklin
Mark Whey
Fred Roberson
North Vernon
C. B. Cook
Charles White
Mabel Whitenack
Geneva
National Y. W. Co. A
Clyde Wilson
Roy Peek
Fred Tingle
Niagara Falls
Sara McQueen
Edna Dole
Will Whitenack
Dallas
Tex
George Whitenack
Willard Harmon
Harmon
Johnson
Charles Burton
Whitestown
Michael Blake
Denver
Engineer Schott
MR. Mason
Greenfield Line
State Tax Board
Public Highways—Board
Mrs. Austin
Insurance News
State of
Missouri
John Nolan
Sun Life Insurance Company
The
Sun Life
Grand Hotel
J. L. Adams
C.D. W. Meter
W. W. Bond
Equitable Life
Equitable
Charlies R. Street
Western
Phenix Insurance Company
Brooklyn
Western Factory Association
Rogers Porter
Henry Winthrop Gray
United States Mutual Accident Association
Yocum
Miss Yocum
Paul Jones
Kansas City
Boston
Union Casualty and Surety Company of
St. Louis
Illinois
Atwood
S. W. Reporter
International Association of Ac
England
Germany
Grant County
Ciizen
Louis
Seavon
Walter Bailey
Salem
Ala
Hunter
Orrville
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