June brides and social notes fill a city week
A collage of society notices and personal movements recounts June weddings, engagements, and travels. Many Indianapolis residents, visitors, and out-of-town guests are noted at teas, teas, dinners, and trips to resorts like Lake Wawasee and Rockbridge. Scheduled meetings and club events accompany the social calendar as brides and families plan summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Aneshaensel
Effingham
George Tanner
Greenwood
Henry Coe
Anna Mavity
Mubole
Miss Cook
Pensylvania
Franz Bellinger
H. B. Bates
Michigan
Joseph Rink
Florence Cothrell
Kentucky
Bessie Sherman
Troy
D. M. Parry
Colorado Springs
Charles Peck
Detroit
Mich
Aeeee R. Brown
Terre Haute
Lon R. Maury
East ‘Tenth Street
Rushville
Elizabeth Kittenbach
George E. Marvin
Dayton
Gasper Simney
Watch Hill
R. L
J. H. Hart
L. Mendenhall
Iggins
von Lahm
New York
Winona Lake
Duke Martin
St. Louis
Howard B. Bates
Delaware Street
Byron Mauzy
San Francisco
Mitt
W. H. Welch
Paul, Minn
Lake Minnetonka
H. L. Cummings
Canton
C. B. Condo
Woodlawn Avenue
David Wallace
Charlevoix
John C. New
Thiebaud
Springfield
Charles A. Layman
Susan Barbour
Georgia Alexander
Franconia Inn
N. H
Sallie Jackson Hall
Miss Jackson
Frank Purviance
Blanche
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Peake
Kansas City
Simington
Lebanon
Edna Stevenson
L. Richie
Claude
Ltch
Europe
George Townley
Evalyn Beguin
Rockbridge
Alum Springs
D. P. Erwin
Mr. Erwin
Adirondack Mountains
James H. Baldwin
White Mountains
Mr. Baldwin
Pennsylvania Street
Ooleigh SC Arann
Duaneger
Span
Malone
Wilson
Frank Clemens
William Holt
William McCheasney
H. O. Winters
Clothilde Schwartz
Charles Sterling Millard
Lydia G. Millard
Elizabeth Ekin
William Ekin
Loulaville
Hugh McGowan
Marjie
Atlantic City
Millersville
Miss Jarvis
Louisville
William K. Thompson
Woman's Auxiliary of
Railway Postal Clerks
Brookside Park
A. H. Craft
Park Avenue
Walter Stubbins Day
Ottawa
Cleveland
Alford
N. Y
Alford University
Mary Mungovan
J. H. Keenan
Highland Avenue
James Keenan
Indianapolis
Wawasee Lake
Don P. Hawkins
R. G. van Winkie
J. K. Lilly
Eli
Lilly
Lake Wawasee
Jesse H. Brown
Rebecca Alice Birdsall
Lincoln
Brown
Evergreen Home
Howard M. Hoge
J. Brown
Bernard Kelly
St. Patrick's Hall
Mary Mythen
J. C. Edwards
Mabel Marvin
Nona Wiles
Daisy Lutz
Edwards
John Wiles
James Field
J. K. Warne
Philip Edwards
Myrtle Day
Ola Kahn
Martha Wiles
Waddle
Heller
Edna Pearl Heller
Curtice Hazzard Waddle
Ashland Avenue
Rae Dryer
Aldene Sloen
Agnes Neighbors
Miriam
Marcia Hall
Dona du Bois
Noblesville
Mabel Heller
Robert E. Neighbor
Miss Heller
Miss du Bois
Elizabeth Waddle
Nellie Shover
Agnes Neighbor
Miss Curtice
Eunice Curtice
Estelle Hope Heller
Howell Waddie
M. N. Heller
C. May Heller
Edward ©. Curtis
W. F. Leedy
James E. Boyer
Los Angeles
John Waddle
Miss Waddle
Chicago
Curtice
Columbus
William A. Haas
W. F. Lander
Percy Lander
Davenport
Charles E. Boyer
Misses Hut
Lafayette
East
Temperance Reform in Glasgow Plan in New York Post
The New York Evening Post reports Glasgow may pioneer saloon regulation via a Gothenburg style plan. A private company would control all saloons, limit profits, provide non alcoholic attractions, and fund civic projects. Expected opposition comes from current license holders as vested interests resist reform. The Glasgow plan differs from Gothenburg by its approach to licensing and public supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Gothenburg
New York Evening Post
United Kingdom
Glasgow
Great Britain
Public House Trust
Wan Satarest
Rheumatism microbes and infectious theories in 19th century analysis
The article reviews evidence and debates on rheumatic fever as an infectious disease, detailing early findings of staphylococci and diplococci in blood and joint fluids, and the work of Poynton and Paine. It contrasts bacterial types, notes differing conclusions, and calls for further study to identify the responsible organism, while distinguishing rheumatic fever from muscular rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Philadelphia Medical Journal
Bouchard
Charrin
Poynton
Paine
Food Value of Eggs
Leslie's Weekly reports on USDA findings about egg nutrition and digestibility. It lists digestion times for various preparations and notes 93 to 97 percent of an eaten egg is digested. Laboratory tests from the University of Illinois show soft and medium cooking results using a one-quart granite stewpan with water at near 185 to 170 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie's Weekly
United States Department of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Rhyme on Death’s Inn and Bethlehem Door
Fragment from Lizette Woodworth Reese. Poem contrasts a lover seeking shelter at an inn with the biblical Bethlehem inn refused to Christ. Imagery centers on death, longing, and the paradox of refuge and absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death’s Inn
Mame
Lizette Woodworth Reese
First Prize Awarded At Winona Lake Exhibition
Stewart M. Ponder of 229 Massachusetts avenue won a silver medal for Cabinet Platinum in a statewide photography competition while photographers from across the state were in session at Winona Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart M. Ponder
Massachusetts Avenue
Winona Lake
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India
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