Awakening of Mr Hugh leads Empire vaudeville week
The Empire opens with The Awakening of Mr Pipp a new farce at English's tonight starring Charles Grapewin Anna Chance and a strong cast. The show promises bright music and clever skits with Grapewin famed for his original comedy and Miss Chance as frequent headliner. The program features elaborate scenery cheerfully performed numbers and songs by John Kurkamp plus acts by Robyns Barrows Lancaster Genaro Gene and others. Mary Shaw Fiske and Blanche Bates appear in Ibsen dramas later in the season and The Night Before Christmas returns to Park for a three day run beginning this afternoon focusing on a father son struggle and a governor’s pardon decision.
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Mr. Pipp
Charles Grapewin
Anna Chance
Grapewin
Sreey
Florrie
John Kurkamp
Erkamapis
Acta
C. Barrows
John Lancaster
One Cone
James A. Dickson
Mary Shaw
Fiske
Ibsen
Hedda
NY Matinees
Mary Magdala
Blanche Bates
Eliza Proctor Otis
Indianapolis
Bow
Middle West
H’s
Jack Demuir
University of
The Prince of Pilsen at English's amid strong demand
The Prince of Pilsen, praised as a melodious American operatic comedy, will play at English's tomorrow and Wednesday with a matinee. Gustave Luders and Frank Pixley produced it, with Henry W. Savage mounting a fine production. Also notes on vaudeville at Unique Theater, Miss Bob White at English's, Nixon & Zimmerman's musical comedy Miss Bob White, and Marguerite Reid debuting with Henry W. Savage in Faust at Studebaker Theater with Mephisto by Boyle and tenor Sheehan.
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Gustave Luders
Frank Pixley
Dode
Prince Pilsen
Henry W. Savage
Jessie Hereford
Ammons and White
Biograph
Willard Spencer
Bob White
English's
Princesa Bonnie
Nixon
Marguerite Reid
Indianapolis
English Grand Opera Company
Chicago
Marguerite
Faust
Studebaker Theater
Mr. Boyle
Mephisto
Jaeeee Sheehan
Aus
Chat of the Morning on Thanksgiving Turkey Share
Two elderly city women swap family tales on Thanksgiving dinner and gift money from sons overseas in a lively streetcar chat. They recall buying a good turkey with cranberry sauce and mince pies from neighbors, then plan a Downtown spree with a ten dollar windfall.
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Maria
Ellen
Miss Banks
Rainproof coat pattern from May Manton's home dressmaking
A May Manton home dressmaking note describes a rainproof Oxford cravenette coat with corticelli silk trim. It highlights double shoulder capes, fitted fronts and back seams, gathered one piece sleeves, a belt crossing the back, and size details using 4% yards of 44 inch fabric for medium.
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May Manton
Oxford Cravenette
DePauw's First Graduate Recalls Early Asbury History
Rev Thomas Aiken Goodwin of Indianapolis, first student at Asbury University, recalls the founding era and graduation of the school now DePauw. He describes the hard journey to Greencastle, the 1837 entry, and later activity as a minister and newspaper editor, amid Indiana Methodism and political battles over slavery.
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Edwin Holt Hughes
de Pauw University
Indianapolis
de Pauw
Indiana Asbury University
Thomas Aiken Goodwin
College Avenue
Goodwin
Brookville
Ind
Asbury University
Queencastle
Indiana
Greencastle
Mr. Goodwin
Tne
Plainfield
Putnamville
Putnam County Seminary
Putnam Sou
Joseph Ewing McDonald
Finley Leonard Maddox
John Wheeler
Matthew Simpson
Ashbury University
West College
Asbury
Albert G. Porter
Newton Booth
Terre Haute
United States
Joseph E. McDonald
James Harland
Iowa
United States Senate
Johnson
Davids. Gooding
Greenfield
Lfe
Minstry
Rising Sun
Madison Seminary
Schuyler Colfax
Indiana American
Evansville
Spencer County
Content L. Craft
Panton and Goodwin Lauded for University Ties and Support
The article praises Panton for vigor in old age and his wife, and commends Mr. Goodwin for liberal contributions to Methodist church literature. It notes his prolific writing, eloquent speaking, and his early role as the university’s first student, highlighting his lasting enthusiasm for the institution’s growth and prominence.
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Panton
Goodwin
Methodist Church
Council Meeting To Debate Routine Money Transfers
City Council plans a routine session focusing on transfers of appropriations. City Controller Dunn is expected to request several expense fund transfers, with two likely: $3,000 to the Board of Works and $250 to the Board of Safety. Councilman Gasper admits papers are not at hand due to a hunting trip.
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Dunn
Joseph L. Gasper
Board of Works
Board of Safety
Gasrf
History of German Folksong lecture given in Indianapolis
Professor A R Hohlfeld of the University of Wisconsin lectured in German on Das Deutche Folkslied at German House Auditorium. A good Indianapolis German audience listened as a chorus from the Deutsches club and Musik Verein sang Die Lorelei and In Eulen Kuehlen Grunde before the talk and Halt enroeslein and Ach wie ist s Moeiglich Dann after.
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A. R. Hohlfeld
University of Wisconsin
Indianapolis
Hochifeld
Deutches Club
Musik Verein
First International Exposition Opens in St. Petersbuгg
Highlights from Sunday’s Journal report several national and international items: the first International Children's Exposition opens in St. Petersburg. the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune opposes Roosevelt’s renomination. an English government inquiry finds slavery at its worst in the Congo State. a Chinese army reorganization is ordered. Speaker Cannon outlines House committees. Indiana wins four of fifteen top chairmanships. Senator Hanna denies any rift with the President. Charles Allen, wanted for post office robbery in Illinois, is arrested while leaving an English prison and to be extradited. Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy declines the gift of a New York Christian Science Church costing 1 185 000.
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St. Petersburg
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Roosevelt
Congo
Cannon
Indiana
Hanna
Washington
Charles Allen
Illinois
Mary Baker Eddy
New Christian Science Church
New York
New Brick Company Formed at Lafayette
A brick company with a 30000 capital has been organized in Lafayette. The report notes several regional developments including rail construction at Portland and a canning factory planned for Flora. Also mentions a box plant expansion at Elwood and a elopement fund-raising by Miss Mayme Murray of Goshen for Russell Guipe of Elkhart.
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Lafayette
Briffton & Chicago
Portland
Flora
Elwood
Mayme Murray
Goshen
Russell Guipe
Elkhart
Terrell
Michigan Central
Michigan City
Boone County
Kentucky
Indiana
Lawrenceburg
Home Beautiful movement urged for 1944 prizes in Indianapolis
A letter to the Indianapolis Journal proposes a city wide Home Beautiful effort to raise prize money for 1944. It urges involving all residents including the submerged tenth, with prizes across city wards and precincts, and recalls a historic private prize that boosted farm work and home life. J H Snodgrass signs from Indianapolis on December 3.
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Indianapolis Journal
J. H. Snodgrass
Indianapolis
Social Service Plans for Carnegie-Dunfermline Trust
New York reports the American Institute for Social Service releasing a plan for the Carnegie-Dunfermline trust. It envisions a regional museum a district for a city beautiful social center civics department boys and girls flower gardens children's play areas outdoor gymnastics holiday tours pilgrimages clubs and awards. The city beautiful concept would reserve park land for model dwellings diverse in architecture with no yard fences. The social center would be a large building for recreation events and general meetings.
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New York
American Institute For Social Service
Carnegie-Dunfermline Trust
Department of Civics
Flora Still Stranded Off Victoria After Tug Attempt
The cruiser Flora remains stuck on rocks off Victoria British Columbia. Wreckers could not move her today as she sits in a natural cradle with a slight starboard list. Another high tide tow attempt is planned for tomorrow.
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Victoria
B. C
Flora
Mrs Austin's Buckwheat Earns World Wide Reputation
The product known as Mrs Austin's Buckwheat is praised for its genuine buckwheat flavor and broad recognition. The brand name is emphasized as a key identifier in advertisements and consumer notes.
DePauw Day Observed By City Ministers
Methodist churches across the city observed DePauw Day with morning services led by ministers from Broad Ripple to West Washington Street. The event previews the first three days of inauguration week at Greencastle, where Dr Edwin H Hughes will be installed as DePauw University president.
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de Pauw
Greencastle
Edwin H. Hughes
de Pauw University
Broad Ripple
T. F. Williams
Barth Place
Mettitt Machlin
Blackford Street
John Machlin
Brightwood
H. H. Dunlavy
Broadway
H. M. Kellogg
California Street
J. D. Jeffrey
Central-avenue
Samuel Plantz
D. D
Lawrence University
East Park
Ward
Edwin Ray
W. M. Tippy
First Church
F. A. Lester
Fletcher-place
R. West
Furnasplace
Rader
Grace
E. P. Jewett
Hall-place
F. ©. Beck
Howard-place
George
Henniger
Hyde Park
M. B. Hyde
Irvington
T. J. Bassett
Iowa Wesleyan University
Madison Avenue
G. M. Smith
Mapleton
Robb Zaring
Oak Hill
L. Welker
Roberts Park
J. Goucher
Woman's College
Baltimore
Trinity
J. T. O'Neal
Wesley
The Glory of De Pauw Festival Reflection
A lengthy two part address on masterful leadership in education and religious ideals. It discusses sanctification through truth, personal sacrifice, and institutional purpose. Speakers from Purdue Valparaiso Indiana University and others outline education’s evolution toward democratic, concrete study of humanity and environment.
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Jesus Truth
Christ
Christian College
Thomas Ken
John H. Doddridge
D. D
Indiana Conference
Anderson
Gree
de Pauw
Disregard for Law Warns of National Decline at Purdue
A Purdue campus address laments widespread lawlessness harming society and education. It urges home, schools, churches, and universities to unite for virtuous character, teaching Bible truths, and fostering manly men and womanly women to preserve liberty and justice.
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Purdue
Carr
Solomon of
Standard Oil
Corr
Congress
United States Senate
Manus
Delilah
College
University
Church of Jesus Christ
Old College
Bloomington
Daniel Kirkwood
Matthew Simpson Suakes
Independent Boulevard Church
Kansas City
Hughes
Meharry Hall
Dometines
DePauw University Day Observed in Richmond
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports DePauw University Day at Grace Methodist Church Richmond Indiana. An historic sketch of DePauw with references to distinguished alumni was read by Prat after 8. Davis of the class of 1889. R E Kirkman spoke on The Satis for Christian Education in Indiana.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
de Pauw University
Graces
Prat
Davis
Eran Bur A. Fiske
Joe Serbs
de Pauw
Pestorney
R. E. Kirkman
Indiana
De Pauw Day Observed in Anderson at First Methodist
Augustus T. A. Mason of Indianapolis spoke to a large crowd at the First Methodist Church in Anderson in observance of De Pauw day. Across the county Methodist churches held services in support of De Pauw and Mason's address drew warm reception and hearty applause.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
Ind
TA. Mason
First Methodist Church
de Pauw
Mason
Memorial service speakers for Washington Lodge No 16
John Sharp Williams of Yazoo City addressed Ellice Lodge No 16 on Elkdom at a memorial service in Washington D C. The Marine Band provided musical selections and Rev John Vancalice delivered a chart address to a large audience.
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Washington, D. C
Dee
John Sharp Williams
Yazoo City
Miss
Washington
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Boosts Woman's Health
Dear Mrs Pryxnal I cannot tell you with ink what good Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did for me suffering from the ills peculiar to the sex extreme lassitude and that all feeling I would rise from bed tired but after two bottles I began to feel buoyant and not tired I continued to use it until I was restored to perfect health Rosa Apama 819 12th St Laur Hypio te eed
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Seni Mas
Rosa Apama
St. Laur
Free Medical Advice to Women
A notice offers free medical advice to women and invites letters to Mrs. Pinkham who will understand, promising confidential guidance and support from a trusted source.
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