Suffragists End State Meeting In Logansport
Indiana Equal Suffrage association reelects Anna Dunn Noland as president at the Logansport convention. Florence Neff of Logansport chosen as delegate to the national convention in Philadelphia in November. The session approved resolutions urging candidates for Indiana’s General Assembly to endorse equal suffrage and thanked Logansport supporters. Also reports show school apportionment funds and related totals across counties.
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Florence Neff
Indianapolis
Indiana Equal Suffrage Association
Logansport
Anna Dunn Noland
Alice C. Hamlett
Fort Wayne
Dora Smith
Anna FL Cansanges
New Albany
Margaret Williamson
Redkey
Katherine Phiffman
Antoinette J. Leach
Sullivan
Sullivan, National Executive Comitteeman, Florence de, Neff
Philadedueile
Lo- Bangport
Commercial Club
National convention of Ancient Order of Wiibernians and Ladies' Auxiliary set for Chicago
Delegates from Indiana travel in special cars to Chicago for the A O H W convention week of July 14. Marion County Ladies Auxiliary lead by Mrs John F Arthur to join a parade July 13. Fort Wayne Hiberian rifle team to march. Sessions begin July 15, officers elected July 19. High mass at Cathedral of the Holy Name and banquet with Gov Deneen and Mayor Harrison. State convention in Kokomo August 6–7 with about 125 delegates and August 5 reception.
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Inelandy
Missionary Society Elects Indiana Presbytery Officers
Mrs G Brown of Indianapolis was elected president of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Indiana Presbytery at First United Presbyterian Church Indianapolis. Officers include J H Miller Mays first VP Flo Foster Indianapolis Mary B Paxton Bloomington M S Woods Princeton Edith Patton Greensburg J J Hall Milray W J von Behren Bloomington Myrtle Gillespie Indianapolis A C Brown Rushville Bruce Atkins Shiloh and J B Hill PittsburgPa treasurer of the executive board spoke on inspecting Orient missionary work.
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J. J. Hall
Milray
W. J. von Behren
Bloomington
Henry Bonner
Springhill
Myrtle Gillespie
Indianapolis
A. C. Brown
Rushville
Bruce Atkins
Shiloh
J. B. Hill
Pittsburgh
Orient
School Heads End Session In Lafayette Meeting
After a two day meeting the County Superintendent Association of Indiana concluded its business in Lafayette. Orra Hopper of Washington county was elected president succeeding John F. Hains of Noblesville. Ernest J. Black of Delaware county was chosen secretary and Henry G. Folgar of Allen county treasurer. Next summer meeting may be held in Indianapolis.
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County Superintendents Association of
Indiana
Lafayette
Orra Hopper
Washington County
John F. Hains
Noblesville
Ernest J. Black
Delaware County
Henry G. Folgar
Allen County
Indianapolis
Indiana Lifesaving Insurance Claims Reach Across Nations
Indiana agencies reported a total 5026400 in life insurance claims and benefits across the United States and Canada. Indiana paid 8500000 during the year with large claims to Alfred M. Ogle 96000 and Henry Co. Adams 17000 among others. Cities like Indianapolis 1165500 Evansville 328000 Terre Haute 80000 Michigan City 206000 Fort Wayne 178000 and South Bend 121256 received sizable policy distributions. All life policy benefits rose, and regular company written and revived insurance neared 8000000, surpassing prior year totals. Last year saw substantial dividend distributions to policyholders.
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Indiana
United States
Canada
John H. Baker
Michigan Citys
Alfred M
Quarterly receipts show state banking and supreme court fees
The quarter ends with Harry S. Arnold reporting 486 885 in department receipts from examination, bond and authority fees. April 2350 May 2456 June 2018. One certificate of authority issued. Supreme court clerk receipts total 2834 with 1684 05 appellate and 1150 25 supreme court fees. Inspection bureau reports 158 for license and examination fees.
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Harry S. Arnold
Banking Department
State Auditor's Office
Supreme Court
State Bureau of Inspection
Dr Simonds to Leave Indiana Health Board
Dr J P Simonds superintendent of the bacteriological and pathological laboratory of the Indiana State Board of Health has resigned effective August 31 He will move to Galveston Texas to join the University of Texas faculty Simonds has worked in Indianapolis about three years and previously in St Louis Mo A department report shows over 15000 specimens examined in the last nine months, the most in a year since the unit opened
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J. P. Simonds
Indiana State Board of Health
Indianapolis
Galveston
Tex
University of Texas
Sionds
St. Louis
Incorporation filings for two Indiana associations
Articles of Incorporation filed with the secretary of state for Evangelical Suthern Trinity Sick and Death Benefit Association of Elkhart with no capital stock and trustees W. J. Leverann O. L. Mast and J. W. Lahrman. Also Northern Indiana Poultry Association of Marion with capital stock of 5000 and directors N. F. Haslett Frank Sherwin W. A. Mills L. F. Reese Cyrus Wilson E. C. Modlin and E. E. Veach.
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Evangelical Suthern Trinity Sick and Death Benefit Association of
Elkhart
Ind
W. J. Leverann
O.L. Mast
J. W. Lahrman
Northern Indiana Poultry Association
Marion
N. F. Haslett
Frank Sherwin
W. A. Mills
L. F. Reese
Cyrus Wilson
E. C. Modlin
E. E. Veach
SINDYS S10 LESSON
By FLO SELLERS director of Fire ning Department Mogesy City Institute of Chicago.
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Flo. Sellers
Ning
the Mogesy Citie Institute of Chicago
Seed in four soils: parable lesson for July
A sermon analysis of Luke 8 and Mark 4 on the parable of the sower. It details the seed as word of God, the sower, and four soil types and their outcomes, stressing inner reception through hearing accepting and holding fast to the implanted word.
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James Dil
Jesus
Paul
Matthew
Luke
Mark
Ower
Satan
Singing and the Lungs as Exercise and Habit
The article argues singing strengthens the lungs and aids deep breathing, noting doctors may recommend singing for those worried about consumption. It warns singing alone cannot cure the disease and emphasizes the habit of deep breathing as essential, while recognizing the physical joy of singing.
Baby heals from cheek eruption with Cuticura aids
A Kingsley Michigan mother recounts her thirteen month old daughter’s severe cheek eruption that spread to the eye and nostrils. After applying Cuticura Soap and Ointment the sores faded within days with no recurrence.
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Kingsley, Mich
Batw
W. C. Cleland
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Dept. L. Boston
Postage Stamp Needs for South African Empire T
Fragmentary notice notes British South African possessions require large annual postage stamp quantities. Also mentions various consumer products and a proverb style line about hesitation and discovery.
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England
Sympathy with Animals Expands Real Relations and Life
The Christian Register quotes Blessed Sympathy praising how sympathy with animals humanizes people. It notes liberal education comes from genuine interest in life, observing plants and living beings, and the life directing a personality that will love in return.
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Christian Register
Ruling Spirit Still Strong in reminiscences tale
Mrs. J. L. Story, newly publishing reminiscences, recalls a fear of damp sheets from a lady relative. On her deathbed the room was filled with bed linen as she insisted she would not lie in damp clothes even in death.
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J. L. Story
Willing to Oblige Fish Seller Advertisements
A town ad section shows firms offering direct fish sales to small buyers. The ads request a 50 cent fencing fee and list preferred varieties. A note to a widow asks for salmon, whiting, herring, flounders, and a lobster if available. The next day a reply asks for another dime to forward the fisherman.
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Dallas News
When He Drew the Line
An English earl, now deceased and childless, hated children and once hired McMicken as lodge keeper. Months later McMicken’s wife bore a son and heir. In a furious visit the lord declared he was meant to open and shut a gate, not to propagate.
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McMicken
Harry
Herbal laxative touted as pure herb remedy
A claim promotes a field made laxative called Cars field Peatoiet sid as a pure herb product. The text emphasizes its herbal composition and suggested efficacy for digestive relief.
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Carsfield
Sunday School Badge Sparks a Moral Moment
A boy hides bright buttons from a motor car show in Sunday school. When the minister asks him to read the motto on his badge, the boy cannot see it and asks the minister to read aloud. The badge reads, Ain't it to the poor.
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Richard
Metropolitan Magazine
Her Unfortunate Error at Society Dinner
A literary woman at a society dinner argues with a scientist over origins of mankind. She claims Adam was father of all living, he counters with Eve as mother, and the matter ends unresolved after she checks the Bible and finds Eve mentioned.
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Eve
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