Folece Remedy touted by German scientists for uric acid
Court of the Solace Company promotes Solace as a pure medicated tablet that neutralizes uric acid and purifies blood without opiates. Claims include rapid relief of long standing uric acid problems, nationwide U.S. agents, and testimonials. A letter from R E Morris praises its benefits and requests a sample. Boxes priced 25c 50c and 1.00. Battle Creek Michigan company.
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Solace Co
Battle Creek
U.S
Lee Morris
First Nationa
Hank
Chico
Texas
Peace Company
Memphis
Tenn
Asa
R.E. Morris
State Retail Merchants to Hold 13th Annual Meeting
Indiana merchants plan January 21 to 23 events in Indianapolis Fort Wayne committees organized theater party and smoker at the Apollo club with speakers W R French T F Thieme D N Foster Ralph Clark H W Heegstar R B Hanna and C H Worden Banquet set at the Anthony hotel Thursday features W E Balch and N N Toiles Officers elected include President H H Highlands Vice President W R French Secretary T F Palfrey Treasurer George M Haffner, with an executive board listing key members.
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Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
State
Retail Merchants’ Association
Apollo Club
Evansville
T. F. Thieme
Aassociation
H. H. Highlands
Gary
W. R. French
T. F. Palfrey
Vincennes
George M._ Haffner
Ralph B. Clark
Anderson
W. H. Albrecht
Terre Haute
N. Foster
D. F. Baer
South Bend
A. BE. Weckhoff
Lafayette
Joseph DeLorence
Mishawaka
W. H. Badger
Indianapols
Breeders to Meet January 7 in Indianapolis
The Indiana Checter White Breeders will meet at the Hotel English Indianapolis on January 7 the day before the State Swine Breeders meeting at the statehouse. The session begins at eight o clock with talks by W J Horton Rushville on showing animals and others on feeding care and hog health with several discussions by named local breeders and officials.
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Indiana Checter
Hotel English
Indianapolis
Statehouse
W. J. Horton
Rushville
Garrett Gibson
Muncie
A. L. Hiner
Owasco
John Farquhar
Modoc
J. W. Brendel
Zionsville
F. L. Deere
Franklin
Rufus B. Clark
Liberty Center
O. Aldrich
Converse
John C. Weddle
A. J. Foland
Frankton
A. D. Garrity
Carmel
Clemency Records at Indiana Reformatory Highlight Parole Figures
Governor Marshall’s clemency span four years yielded 192 paroles at the Indiana Reformatory with 11.45 percent deemed “bad,” while 124 prisoners were discharged for good behavior. Parole and transfer actions often involve the governor as a parole clearinghouse, with 18 violators among the released and 35 reporting back to the institution. Agriculture leads at Purdue, Winthrop Stone notes, as farm science draws enrollments well ahead of other departments, and many agriculture students come from cities.
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Marshall
Indiana Reformatory
D. C. Peyton
Indiana
Peyton
State Board of Pardons
Winthrop E. Stone
Purdue University
Esroul
Counties Settle Decembers Taxes With State Totals Reach 1.32 Million
From 49 counties, 1,323,675.04 has been transferred to the state in December settlements. Only 36 counties have completed payments so far. Officials expect March and June settlements to differ as some funds for special taxes flow through the state treasury. The figures reflect tax receipts sent to various funds rather than general expenses.
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Auditor of State
Indiana Cleaners' and Dyers' convention to curb adulterated cloth
The fifth annual Indiana Cleaners and Dyers association convention meets January 20 21 at the Denison Hotel Indianapolis to seek state laws barring sale of adulterated cloth unless properly marked. A 125 member statewide campaign of education will begin. Notables include William Forger of New York and national officers. Mayor Shank speaks Monday. sessions open to the public while business meetings stay closed.
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Indiana Cleaners’ and Dyers’ Association
Denison Hotel
Indianapolis
General Assembly
William Forger
New York
Sesssons
Keith's
Alhambra
Orpheum
Charles Kliderer
Vincennes
Wiegand
Terre Haute
Karl Karstadt
J. D. Eastman
Charles E. Worrell
Albert C. Schoen
C. F. Gregg
Gregg
Chicago movement to preserve dunes and geology in Indiana region
A Chicago driven campaign seeks to preserve sand dunes and glacial geographic features between Chicago and Gary. Originating with the Chicago Geographic Society, the effort links to a proposed horticulture school and aims to educate Indiana interests to secure official action protecting a large undisturbed tract for educational use.
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Chicago
Indiana
Gary
Chicago Geographic Society
Taxation of Mortgages Proposed by State Legislator
State legislator McKennan proposes bills to tax mortgages where recorded and to exempt workers with families from $40 of wages. He cites over $2,000,000 of capital in DeKalb County currently non taxable. The plan aims to tax mortgage investments and aid laboring men.
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Amiug Sessor
Legislacone
Ae McKennan
Ee i
Epoesa
Dekalb
McKennan
Aged Carpenter Electrocuted in Warehouse Project
George Williams a fifty year old carpenter was electrocuted on the fifth floor of a new warehouse during construction when a wire guy rope fell across a live light wire. His body carried 2700 volts and a pulmotor was used for an hour without success.
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Eivansville
George Williams
Burglars Rob Farmer Then Drive Away Scare His Horse
Charles Borden, a farmer eight miles east of Petersburg, was robbed of seven dollars and a quart of whisky as he rode home from Ireland. The attackers forced him from the buggy, fled after tossing him back in, and frightened the horse causing the buggy to run over him before neighbors could pursue.
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Petersburg
Charles Borden
Here
Ireland
Horden
Borden
Assessors to Vote on Salary Increase at Indiana Conference
County assessors from across Indiana meet with the state tax board in Indianapolis to decide this afternoon whether to seek higher salaries. The group debates likely state legislative action and seeks uniform property assessments at true cash value.
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Meet
Indianapolis
State Tax Board
Anderson Widow Found Dead In Bed
Mrs Margaret Walters fifty five year old widow living at the Rozelle building 1125 Main street was found dead in bed with death suspected to have occurred hours earlier. Her daughter Julia works in a local department store and Miss Moore reported she left for work as usual. The death is attributed to heart failure.
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Anderson
Margaret Walters
Rozelle
Main Street
Julia
Miss Moore
Husband killed by inter urban car near Parker City
Cecil Winchester Hart, 42, was struck and killed instantly by a westbound inter urban car operated by Motorman Emmons and Conductor Yarbaugh near his Parker City home. He was employed as a Monroe township school wagon driver. the fatal accident was witnessed by his wife at their window.
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Winchester
Hart Cecil
Emmons
Yarbaugh
Parker City
Cecil
Monroe Township
Explosion Sparks Fire In Aurora Tin Shop And Nearby Offices
A gasoline stove explosion at Gustav T. Langley's tin shop in Aurora ignited a blaze that spread to Charles L. Scharf's meat store and the offices of Hugh D. McMullen Harry R. McMullen Cassius W. McMullen and Dr. William C. Henry on the second floor. Estimated loss reaches $15,000 with minimal insurance.
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Lawrenceburg
Gustav T. Langley
Aurora
Charles L. Scharf
Hugh D. McMullen
Harry R. McMullen
Cassius W. McMullen
William C. Henry
Stephans Freed After Week in Jail In Shelbyville
Dell Stephans aged thirty two was released from jail in Shelbyville after a week on suspicion of a Kansas City murder of a Greek man years earlier. Kansas City authorities admitted no record of the case and offered no pursuit unless a confession could be secured here.
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Stephane
Shelbyville
Dell Stephans
Kansas City
Stephans
Young Wife Seeks Death By Poison in Indianapolis
Mrs Alma Whitcomb twenty three years old wife of James C Whitcomb of 649 Arch Street attempted to kill herself by drinking poison. Neighbors summoned police and Bicyclemen Gollnisch and Clary investigated. They learned her husband had mistreated her son Carl Smith five years old. She was taken to City capital hospital and is expected to recover.
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Indianapolils
Alma Whitcomb
James C. Whitcomb
Arch Street
Gollnisch and
Clary
Carl Smith
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