Public Column Defends Chiropractic Amid Medical Bill Push
A column argues for defending chiropractic practice against a proposed medical bill in Indiana. Dr Frank Screager, physician leader, backs stricter exams and a chiropractic board. opponents fear exams would curb nontraditional care. The piece cites history since 1906 and warns against medical suppression while urging public safety through regulated practice.
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Washington
Giellan Podiatrists
Chiroractie
C. W. Ackerman
B. Cc
Banner Year for Indianapolis Livestock Market in 1924
The Indianapolis livestock market reports 1924 as a banner year with high prices and heavy receipts. For the first eleven months, an estimated 21 600 more head of stock than 1923. December receipts declined, total year estimates include 2 580 000 hogs 221 000 cattle 235 000 calves and 122 000 sheep. Since 1877, Union Stock Yards totals reach about 71 006 000 hogs 12 500 000 cattle and calves 5 580 000 sheep built largely from Indiana farms with shipments from Illinois Ohio and Kentucky. Hog quotations peaked around 12 dollars in October. Also noted is a Fort Wayne court case: Margaret Putnam charges her husband Alexander Putnam with wife desertion after a brief eight week marriage.
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Indianapolis Union Stock Yards
Fort Wayne
Margaret Putnam
Alexander Putnam
Heal skin diseases ad summary
Advertisement fragment offers Zemo for relief of itching and rashes. Promotes small 5c and large 1.00 packages with additional ointment flavors and brand names. Contains garbled names and unclear origins but centers on a topical skin treatment.
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Zemo
Saul
Sicily
One Price One Quality Motto Prompts Sale Claim
A fragment proclaims a marketing motto, stating no sale is complete until the product has been placed in the hands of a satisfied user, emphasizing a single price and quality standard. The line reads One Price One Quality.
Palatial Ho me to Be Union Headquarters in Indy
Indianapolis reports the International Typographical Union will move April 1 to the palatial Murdock home on North Meridian Street, purchased by the union for new city headquarters. TheEstate, built in 1906 by Frank Van Camp, spans four acres with limestone walls, a wide veranda, and Swiss carved mahogany interiors. The union cites space needs and rising rents as reasons, noting the property includes a large center hall and over thirty-five rooms ready for alteration.
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Murdock
Fashiona Ie
Meridian Street
International Typographical ‘Union
Indiana
Union
Lsté
Urban
Franky VanCamp
Canning Dustry Family
Switzerland
van Camp
Lynch
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