Indiana Pharmaceutical and University Commencement Highlights
Terre Haute hosts the thirty-first annual Indiana Pharmaceutical Association with 400 delegates. Mayor Louis Gebhardt gave a welcome, and papers on pharmacy practice and physician relations were planned. Indiana University’s eighty third commencement honored 400 graduates with President Vincent delivering the address and Bryann conferring degrees including six high distinction recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gerhardt
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Indiana
Indiana University
Indianapolis
George Edward Vincent
University of Minnesota
William Lowe Bryan
Barbara May Baley
Zena May Caldwell
Ida Alberta Chenoweth
Daphne Alberta Hoffman
Willa Norene Palmer
Orion Levi Raber
Marie T. Allen
Jeanette Josephine Bartelle
Thomas John Breitweiler
Hugh Everett Brown
Jeanette Crowder
Elfine
Fifth annual Indiana Retail Jewelers convention closes in South Bend
The fifth annual Indiana Retail Jewelers Association convention ends in South Bend with officer elections. Indianapolis chosen for the 1913 meeting. The first session opened with invocation by Rev. Dr. William Forney Hovis. Judge G. A. Farnbaugh gave the welcome, H. H. Bishop delivered the response. Plant inspection of the South Bend Watch Co. followed, and talks covered topics from employer relations to modern merchandising and wireless time distribution. Officers elected: President Walter H. Eller of Michigan City, first vice-president Charles M. Schnell of South Bend, second vice-president C. F. Crebbs of Frankfort, secretary O. P. M. Squires of Laporte, treasurer Charles Beckman of Kendallville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Retail Jewelers’ 4 Association
South Bend
Indianapolis
William Forney Hovis
G. A. Farnbaugh
H. H. Bishop
South Bend Watch Company
FT. 8. Crebs
Frankfort
George H. Tucker
Chicago
American National Retail Jewelers’ Association
George Hammer
Philadelphia
H. E. Duncan
Waltham Watch Company
Waltham
Mass
Walter H. M. Eller
Michigan City
Charles M. Schnell
C. F. Crebbs
O. P. M. Squires
Laporte
Charles Beckman
Kendallville
Rheumatism Tops Indiana Disease List In May
The May bulletin from the State Board of Health shows rheumatism as the most prevalent disease state wide, ahead of tonsillitis and bronchitis, with measles fourth. It notes 2,622 deaths for May including 367 from tuberculosis and 160 from pneumonia, and reports the state death rate at 11.3. White Plague Camp is dedicated in Terre Haute by Governor Marshall, enabling a summer home for plague-stricken residents.
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State Board of Health
Indiana
Tippecanoe
Hst
Indianapolis
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
South Bend
Scott County
Ohio County
Twin Hills
Vigo County Association For the Study and Prevention
Thomas R. Marshall
Health official studies Crawford tuberculosis rate
Dr. W. F. King assistant secretary of the state board of health travels to Crawford county to study tuberculosis conditions. Crawford county recorded the state’s highest ten year death rate from tuberculosis at 272.4 per 100000, and King aims to identify underlying causes.
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W. F. King
State Board of Health
Crawford County
King
Grain Dealers Call for Daily Posted Prices at Indiana Meeting
Indiana Grain Dealers' association passed a resolution urging every member to post daily prices in a conspicuous place at their business. Officers were elected including Frankfort president Charles A. Ashpaugh and Bert A. Boyd in Indianapolis. Speakers from Chicago Cincinnati and federal officials addressed the convention on regulation and federal involvement in grain trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Indianapolis
Indiana
Charles A. Ashpaugh
Frankfort
H. H. Deam
Bluffton
Bert A. Boyd
A. B. Cohee
J. S. Hazelrigg
Cambridge City
Charles S. Clark
Chicago
S. Culkins
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Henry G. Bell
National Fertilizer Association
A. E. Reynolds
Crawfordsville
Indiana furniture dealers to hold annual convention in Indianapolis
The tenth annual Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers Association convention will meet in Indianapolis on June 26 with a morning business session and an evening banquet hosted by the Adscript club. Principal addresses will be delivered by G. P. McDougall Ralph B. Clark and G A Becker. Articles of incorporation were filed for Hull Manufacturing company Valparaiso capital stock 25000 and Rose City Manufacturing company Newcastle capital stock 50000 with listed directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers’ Association
Indianapolis
Adscript Club
G. P. McDougall
Frankfort
Ind
Ralph B. Clark
Anderson
G. A. Becker
Secretary of State
Hull Manufacturing Company
Valparaiso
A. L. Hull
Mendel Lowenstine
H. R. Curran
Rose City Manufacturing Company
Newcastle
J. A. Johnson
E. R. Sissons
C. S. Newby
E. B. Moore
E. M. Board
Porto Rico’s Charm and History Highlight Ed ward Bainter’s Tour
A narrative travel sketch describes San Juan and Porto Rico’s romance and fortifications as Edward M. Bainter, principal of Central High School, heads there next month as commissioner of education. The piece notes the island’s Spanish colonial past, key sites like Morro and Casa Blanca, and the harbor view of Palo Seco and Catano.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Edward M. Bainter
Central High School
United States
Jamestown
Hudson River
Massachusetts
Juan Ponce de Leon
Nicholas de Ovando
Diego
Columbus
Drake
Hawkins
Lord Cumberland
Salazar
Sotomayor
Christopher Columbus
New World
Ponce de Leon
Old Morro
Casa Blanca
Santa Catalina Palace
Civil Administration
Bainter
Woman Chased by Moose in Pittsfield Yard
Mrs. Lawrence Clement fled a sudden bull moose in her Becket yard and fainted in the barn before her husband Constable Clement arrived with a shotgun. He killed the moose, likely an escapee from Harry Payne Whitney's October Mountain preserve weighing at least a thousand pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Lawrence Clement
Becket
Harry Payne Whitney
Lesson on Jesus teachings and the new kingdom themes
Review of the second quarter focusing on Jesus fulfillment of God’s law and the new kingdom. The guide outlines ten lessons from Easter to authority of love, humility, action, and cooperation with the Father, emphasizing the shift from old to new covenant.
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Jesus
John the Baptist
John
Simon
Liquid blue is a weak solution prompt
A brief advertorial note promoting Red Cross Ball Blue as a stronger blue laundry product and advising consumers to ask their grocer for it. The text uses a warning tone to avoid the weaker liquid blue option.
Badge demanding votes for women becomes a stylish fad
A dialogue shows a woman wearing a suffrage badge despite previously doubting the cause. The badge is presented as both political statement and fashion trend, highlighting evolving attitudes toward women's suffrage.
Story Told by Grant About Slovenly Brigadier Shirt Note
General Grant once recalled a tale about his father discussing military neatness. He narrated how Sherman was visited by a brigadier famed for slovenliness, and after the visitor left, Grant’s father exclaimed about who first ensures the brigadier’s shirts are worn properly.
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F. D. Grant
General Sherman
Sherman
One Fault to Find at YMCA Banquet
Chicago attorney Lambert Kaspers retold a joke at a YMCA banquet about a Kansas farmer the Dane who sought naturalization. The judge asked if the country’s general conditions suit him and the farmer said yes but wished for more rain.
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Lambert Kaspers
Chicago
Kansas
Above the Laws of Nature Penalty for Excessive Living
A wealthy man consults a doctor after a lavish life and is warned that he has violated nature's laws and must pay. The doctor refuses to pardon him, noting there is no technicality to escape the penalty. The tale probes themes of wealth versus moral consequence.
The Shorter Route
Lady Duff Gorcon recounts a luncheon anecdote about divorce as a modern convenience. Two girls discuss marriages and Reno as a solution, one noting heavenly origins while the other jokes about unmaking marriages swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duff Gorcon
Sherry’s
New York
Reno
Stop That Will Ye Youve Shot A Man At St Andrews
A farmer and his plowman while taking sand at St Andrews were behind a rifle range bank when a stray bullet hit the plowman in the leg and he cried I am shot. The farmer then waved to oncoming volunteers and angrily shouted to stop, lest they hit the horse.
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St. Andrews
London
Doctor's Shift Now Gets Along Without It
A physician reports relief from indigestion after switching to Grape-Nuts for breakfast. He notes improved digestion, weight gain, and suitability for patients with digestive issues, saying he prescribes Grape-Nuts for those recovering from disease. The letter promotes the product and references The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
For Sale Listings in Colorado and Missouri Farmlands
Multiple rural property ads list acres for sale in Logan Meringo La Plata Putnam Clark counties across Colorado and Missouri. Properties feature cultivable land barns sheds orchards and various outbuildings with farm machinery and livestock mentioned in contact boxes in Chicago.
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Meringo
Logan Co
Colo
Chicago
LA Plata CO
Alligor
Brown
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Convention OF State
Terre Haute Forts
the Elks
T. C. Basye
Louis Gebhardt
J. M. Ball
F. W. Meissner
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Minneapolis
C. M. Coombs
Sturner
Pharmaceutical Department
Purdue
Gem of
The
Indies
San Juan Bay
Moose
Husband
Whitney Preserve
International Sunday School
E. 0. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Matt
God
Garfield
Central
F. Scott Supply Co
Iowa
Darteel & Co
Los Angeles
Cal
Outfit Advanced, Hippen & CO
Racine
Wis
Quincy Supply Co
Broadway, N.Y
Stomeson
John Eve Water &Co
Troy, N
Redfield
Bergman Supply Co
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Council Clais, In
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Great Falls
Mont
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Dungan
Marshall
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Hall
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Byron
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Sullivan
Sieck
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Powell Loca
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A. Cult
SMITH
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Fla
Anthony
SIMS
Allewan
James
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Ehnert
A. Putnam
Ohio
G. Cult
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Miller
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Kan
Slaton
Astanley CO
R. House
Plenty Water
Mouoreland
Woodward Co
Beck
Pennington Co
Risher
Craighead
Elise
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Schmidt
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Alin Lacquipable CO
Minn
Kaeb
Washington CO
Greenland
LAMM
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Towne
A.orch
Stock
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Pierce Co
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Nye
Groves
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Hancock
Mark Nelson
Amherst
Sheridan
Johnson Con
Moon
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Crouch
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Atock
Mach
Cowart
Pawnee Co
Burdett
Garris
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Adrian
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Benton Harbor
Berrien Co
Minnesota
William
Notmeyer
Pierre
South Dakota
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