Weatherwax Brothers to Appear at Chautauqua Week
Weatherwax brothers, a vocal and trumpet quartet, are set for Chautauqua Week. They began public work in 1908, gaining immediate demand for Lyceum and Chautauqua attractions. The four brothers, trained from infancy, offer strong family blend and distinctive trumpets.
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Chautauqua
Lyceum
Chautinqua Glattori
Aves
Minister Delivers The King Said The Lord
The Rev W Ry Primnier preached at St Johns Episcopal Church last night on The King Said The Lord The sermon compared Saul and David and the king’s treatment of enemies to illustrate character and self control The next service is set for Thursday at 7 45 pm
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W. Ry. Primnier
St. John’s
Episcopal Church
Mengiti
Saul
David
Ervices
Presentation of Miss Frances Willard Portrait at Public Library
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union presents a program Saturday at 3 o clock to show the portrait of Miss Frances Willard at the library. Rev J A White delivers a devotional, with songs, readings, and sketches including Miss Hayworth and Miss Maria house, while city ministers and high school students are invited to attend for aCleaner temperance message.
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Womans Christian Temperature Union
Frances G. Willard
J. A. White
Miss Willard
Miss Hayworth
Ming
Maviar
Maria House
Sony
Waller
Local notes from multiple towns and brief items
A collage of short notices lists residents visiting in Vincennes Terre Haute Wheatland Amity Amity Ore Boston and Lawrenceville with varying trips and visits. Other items mention concrete paving techniques vibration machinery odd inventions and an electricity conducted animal incident. Local resident updates include Dorsey Arvin and Danville visits plus a move at North West Sixth and Lincoln streets. Also advertised extra fine old potatoes Smooth White stock 20¢ per pack at Vollmer Sanitary Stores.
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Vollmer Sanitary Stores
Floods and foliage notes from Ohio Valley observations
The Ohio Valley's early pioneers linked legends of great floods to deforestation and climate shifts. The piece discusses flood theories, atmospheric causes, and Flammarion’s view on eclipses, then notes unusually lush spring foliage and leaf growth across oak, maple, elm, and other trees, observing heightened greenery despite wet conditions.
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Cincnnati Enquirer
Obia Valley
Ohio
Hilt Co Bil
Woosuch
Widia
Jate
de Voe
Ohio Valley
Flammarion
Libel case six cents prompts editorials and satire
Humorous commentary on the six cent damages in a libel suit, with reactions from the Baltimore Sun, Pittsburg papers, and the New York World. Themitchell Tribune notes moral questions, while ads and a Toledo patent medicine pledge appear in the same fragment.
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Haltimore Sun
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
New York World
Kansas City Journal
T. R
Pittsburg Post
Man Announces Legitimate Drag Store Publicity
A Bloomington drug store buyer advertises a strictly legitimate drag operation. The notice appears in a local listing, signaling a forthcoming event tied to McKerman’s and a large headed labeling. The phrasing suggests marketing for a unique or special order launch.
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McKerman’s
Bloomington
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