Local notices and events span Indiana towns and gatherings
Alexandria Scouts win honors for selling the most rates under American Legion guidance as many attend a large class of Gold Fellows. Columbus prison inmates seen at a jail outing by Sheriff Aye and Deputy Sheriff Tact. West Baden hosts annual Ohio Michigan Indiana convention June 18. Indianapolis preacher Rev C C Cohn to speak as Unter Brethren bid farewell to their old church. Crothersville reports Hitler displaying an eleven ounce chicken liver relics. Dayton Odd Fellows of Tippecanoe meet under Dayton lodge No. Tas. Kokomo real estate speaker Dr J R Morgan to join Cleveland convention June 27 30.
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Columbus
C. C. Cohn
Indianapolis
Newspaper Ink Removal Process Demonstrated at Federal Lab
In Madison Wisconsin a figure with a neatly uniformed youth talks about reclaiming old papers. Federal forest experts describe a new ink removal method that enables newspapers to be repurposed for stock and sale. The procedure, tested at a national laboratory, shows promise for conserving forests and supporting the paper industry.
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Madison
Wis
Federal
de Nation
United States Federal Producty
New Process Promises Newsprint Savings and Ink Removal
Claims by workers describe a method to reclaim newsprint from old papers by treating ink with a clay from Wyoming, enabling full reuse of pulp. If scalable, the process could save forests and reduce costs, with potential daily collection of 324 tons of used newspapers in Chicago and minimal additional machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Govern der Forestry Service
Re-Inken
Chicago
Sauren
Iemangi
Age of Sophistication for Girls Lowered
A New York movement reports the age of sophistication for girls has been lowered to eleven years. Camp Fire Girls national executive Lester F. Scott notes changes in schooling, media, and social life drive earlier social maturity. He cites junior high life, papers, magazines, motion pictures, and radio as accelerating the trend.
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New York
Joe
Poe
al Statemedic
Lester F. Scott
Nationall
Camp Fire
der Raita
aShe
Scott- Soy
Cape Horn Still a Treacherous Passage to Sea
Historic Cape Horn remains a perilous ocean gateway as the Panama Canal era reduces wind summers and wind routes. Ships still rounding the Horn face fierce squalls and rocky shores, with few lighthouses guiding vessels and recent wrecks underscoring ongoing danger near Tierra del Fuego and Cape Horn.
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Antarctic Circle
Tierra Dal Fuego
Fire
Aes
Patago- Mua
Tierra del Fuego
Spain
New England
Inhos- Mahle Islands
Ludiznus
Cape Horn
Hooded Knights Demand Clean-Up Visit in Bicknell
A group of hooded and masked men in white robes with red insignia visited Ottawa and Bicknell officials late at night urging a cleanup in Bicknell. They then went to the home of editor F. McNaughton, and later to a mother with three babies, all while maintaining distance and offering no questions. The incidents were described as frightening but non-violent, with the visitors departing without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bickner
Jad
Ku Klux Klan
Leri
Shakespeare
Alva Land
Joe Walters
Bicknell
F. Fe McNuxchion
Bicknell Daily News
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SUM Bros
Greenwood
John W. DI
Paul G. Ki
Alexandria
Joan Edwards Miller White
American ‘Legion
Evanaville
Bartholomew County
Apie Aye Huckle
Tact
West Baden
Photozeaphera
Ohio
Michigan
Indianasto
Crothersville
Findley
Dayton—Odd Fellows of
Tippecanoe County
Dayton Lodge No. Tas
Kokomo
3. R. Morgan
Korykomo Realtor
Cleveland
Wisconsin
York
France
S. 8
LaFrance
Maria V. Leavitt
N.Y
The
Washington Democrat
Washington
Panama
Cape
Cape Horr
Straits of Magellan
Canales
Ottawa
Sony
Bicknell Poller
Ing Marek
Canada
Pisin Mome
Baibr
Lown
Missouri Pacific Railr Aad
FISK
Rhodes i Kast ‘Ba
le Machine of
Yorks
Wptaineie
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Sch
T He Standard Oi Company
Middle West
Manly
New York Journal of Commerce
Indiarla
Michigan Ave
Eee
Faseta
Ice Service
Rikhter
Orier& Colon
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