Local Notes and Appointments From Vincennes Era
Fragmentary items report resignations and appointments in Vincennes education and city roles. Superintendent changes at Princati Dy and public school board. Miss Emma Schowsman noted for appearance concerns. Also mentions Heathy kidneys and Foley’s Kidney-Curs as health ad text embedded.
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N. Peale
Princati Dy
Tada
Aols
M. G Ting
Geeting
Sehgol ‘Board
Desson
Foley’s Kinney
Damaged Goods Mentioned in City News and Remedies
A fragmentary text references a warning about damaged goods and a travel story. It includes stray mentions of remedies for coughs and colds, a tale set in an Italian journey, and a brief Washington Star note about a display and a response to an inquiry.
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Fanny
Eason
Mornis
Convention schedule outlines sessions and speakers
A detailed program lists the first session July 28 with Mayor Hale Clark and Miss Kizzie Smiley presenting welcomes. Henry Iler Ida Slson read poems, Sibiety work noted, Wednesday focuses on weary work with law, Hobson Ramsey on program, Rev J G Huber to give annual address Thursday covers Sunday school college temperance. The convention closes Thursday night with Rev Dr Hawkins preaching. Bucklen’s Nica Salve advertised for accidental cuts and burns.
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Hale ‘Clark
Kizzie Smiley
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Henry Iler
Miss Ida
Slson
Aristia
Ednesday Atternoion
Aristasn Hobson
Ramsey
J. G. Huber
College Wagle
J. A. Hawkins
Dr. Hawkins
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