Veteran soldier critiques fashion and youth in street chat
An elderly veteran on a city doorstep criticizes modern dress and women’s fashion, with comic observations giving way to a solemn reminiscence of the Civil War and respect for the younger generation’s grit. He notes the craze for new skirts and pantaloon styles, laments social change, and recalls wartime service before heading home.
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Pith
Malin
alrtIne
Elpona
Gonhape
Raf
Sonny
Tai
United States
Mae
Mexico
Surprise Party at the Saar home on Edwanisport road
A Saturday night gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Saar on the Edwanisport road drew a happy crowd. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. James Sloan and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest O'Brien and family, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Alexander and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilhem McCaough and cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fields and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mowery and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Saar
Edwanisport Road
Amd
James Sloan
Ernest O’brien
Land
Isaac Alexander Amt
Wil Hem McCaHough
Louis Fields
Claude Mowery
Community event notes incomplete and fragmented
Fragmentary report mentions a family and Ms. Barat Lee at a gathering with refreshments and multiple presentations described as useful. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text, but indicates a local social gathering with attendees and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barat Lee
Harmony Plea Marks Indiana Republican Conference
In Indianapolis on May 17 a meeting of Indiana Republican legislators urged unity and a clean slate for next year’s campaign. No formal action was taken, but calls for party harmony dominated discussions with talk of a party convention and overcoming internal divisions. Possible gubernatorial candidates discussed included Clarence Gillhams and George B. Lockwood among others.
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Indianapoli
Indiana
Republcan
All Prenent
T Wan
Republican Party
Pampalea
Hta Tal
Atete
Jéinie Ichhach
Warsaw
Aododlar
Peri Chaos Sontanisty
Weleny
Clarence Glihams
George B. Lockwood
Marion
James P. Goodrich
W. T. Durbin
William L. Tyler
Will [J. Wood
H. ‘Ph. Miller
Digestive Health Ad Proclaims Chamberlin’s Tablets
An advertisement extols Chamberlin’s Tablets as a rational cure for indigestion. It claims the product increases bile flow, purifies the blood, strengthens the stomach, and improves the whole digestive system to a natural healthy action. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlnin
Frazer Eyes Local Cattle Market On Special Visit
J A Frazer a leading Chicago stock buyer spent Tuesday here seeking cattle. He inspected Capt J A Palmer 190 head the Allison boys 3 head and Ray Graham 200 head. J M Howell Greensburg Ky druggist touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as excellent for town households and recommends it to dealers.
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J. M. Howell
Greensburg
Flag Day observance urged nationwide by association
The American Flag association sends reminders to state governors and city mayors about Flag Day on June 14, marking the 134th anniversary of the flag's adoption. It urges patriotic societies teachers officials and the public to begin a campaign to secure observance as it grows in national prominence each year.
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Association
United States
Remedy promise for rheumatism liniment on sale
An advertisement urges readers to try Chamberlain's Liniment to relieve rheumatism with one application claimed to prove its effectiveness and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Miss Anna Flynn Hosts Young People Gathering
Miss Anna Flynn entertained about fifteen youth at her George Street home Tuesday night with music and conversation. Refreshments were served.
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Anna
Flynn
George Street
Chamberlain's Liniment praised for muscle soreness relief
For soreness of muscles whether from violent exercise or injury Chamberlains Liniment is excellent and highly esteemed for relief in rheumatism. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Abe Martin In The News
A lighthearted column notes the humor in discussing the Mexican War and mentions open kitchens on Mothers Day, reflecting small town concerns and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Martin
Everbuddy
Headache from stomach disorder cured by Chamberlain tablets
A disordered stomach causes headaches, and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended as a remedy. Sold by oil dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Standard Oil Decision Reaffirms Trust Ruling Limits
The Chicago Record notes the U S Supreme Court affirmed the lower court ruling that Standard Oil constituted an unlawful combination restraining trade. The decision allows some mergers and collaborations if they do not meaningfully restrain competition, signaling the standard for evaluating monopolistic restraint remains nuanced and debated.
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Standard Oil
Chicago Record-bratdh
Paladul Sdpenae
Uritends States Supreme Court
Amd Tas
Alaea
Bebty
Court Refutes Broad Read Of Sherman Act In Monopolies Debate
The court weighs whether strict liability or reasonable restraints define unlawful monopoly. It considers deliberate misuse vs unintentional effects in trade practices, arguing the Sherman Act should be interpreted through strict guidance, not a rewritten common law.
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Reison da
Supreme Court
Congress
Danger in Delay Kidney Disease Warns Washington Readers
An urgent local health notice warns kidney troubles are dangerous and often go unrecognized until late. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy, citing a Washington Indiana testimonial from Mrs. Kate Clements about her son’s kidney relief after using the product sold by Clapp's pharmacy. The ad notes a 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co as sole U.S. agents, urging readers to remember the Dean's name.
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Washington
Bright
Dean
Kate Clements
Sycamore Street
Ind
Clapp
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean's
Mo Otter
Woman from Indianapolis Dies While Visiting Bogard
Mrs Agnes Abbott of Indianapolis died Monday morning at her father Thomas A Wade's home in Bogard township while visiting. She was 27, wife of a prominent Indianapolis businessman. Burial will be Wednesday morning at St Michaels Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Abbott
Indianapolis
Thomas A. Wade
Bogard Township
St. Michaels Cemetery
Woman Alerts Fire On B and O Trestle Near Beamon Switch
A woman who could not be learned telephoned authorities to report a fire on a B and O trestle west of Vincennes at Beamon switch. The early warning averted serious trouble as Accommodation Train 8 was held to prevent delays.
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Vincennes
Southwestern
Here
Beamon Switch
Washington
Train 2 Crosses Trestle Without Accident
Train 2 approached with little damage as it crossed the trestle slowly. Fire crews extinguished a pro fire incident and the construction was completed on time in the city.
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