Bleeder Child in Bicknell Faces Serious Bleeding Case
In Bicknell Indiana a five year old boy, Thomas Wilson, is described as a bleeder who bleeds profusely from minor cuts and cannot clot. Doctors report this rare condition, with Thomas bleeding for over a day from a small foot cut, risking death despite treatment.
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Bicknell
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Junior Wilson
Thomas Wilson
West Eighth
Atreet
Thomas
Season Tickets for Chautauqua All Sold Out
Guarantors of the Mutual-Morgan Chautauqua pledge to close ticket sales by Wednesday July 2 with each guarantor responsible for eleven tickets worth 22144 of the 1100 contract price. Patrons urged to buy now for low prices as forecasts for strong support and an excellent five day program spread across a waterproof big top on Walnut Street school grounds.
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Leste Hamersly
Hamersly
Canvas Supports- Taggart Claims Continuation
Fragmentary note from a session mentions Taggart and canvas supporters during a convent meeting. The crowd cheered as delegations and attendees shouted encouragement and waved hats and flags amid noisy hall activity.
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Taggart
Miner Killed Near Linton in Shaft Accident
D W Bough of Linton a Van dalia 16 miner employer is dead and Charles Starkey is in Sullivan county hospital with a broken right leg and three broken ribs after slate fell at the shaft. Bough leaves a wife and three children. James R Cox at Haker mine suffered a mashed foot from a fall of slate and is not believed to be seriously hurt as he recovers at home in East Chaney Street.
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Linton
D. W. Bough
Vandalia 16
Charles Starkey
Sullivan County
Mashes
James R. Cox
Haker
Scott
East Chaney Street
Winter Entices More Than Summer For Cooler Comfort
A brief note favors winter over summer, noting that cold weather helps collars stay crisp and avoid wilt. The statement emphasizes practical comfort and seasons preference.
Residence Notice and Rental Listings Amid Local Ads
Notice of residence states the Dages pair will be absent but retain the eighth precinct as home and voting place in Washington township. Classified ads list a 37th prett date sale for 2.99 and 2 Shorts Sisters. Upstairs apartment unfurnished at 610 Meridian, phone 58-W. another upstairs furnished room with kitchenette and bath at 810 Meridian, phone 658-27.
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Washington Township
Fred Dages
Ellen Dages
Shorts
S. Merdian
Hent
S. Meridian
Bitsy O Donnell Explains Soldier Bonus Aid In County
Adjutant Bitsy O Donnell of Mid Wood Post informs local Democrats about pending soldier bonus plans. About 640 men in Da Bus county may file petitions. the American Legion will assist and operate a help desk with tables and typewriters. The bonus includes endowment insurance and a cash loan, with specifics on service periods and limits, and payment scales for home and overseas service.
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United States
Agents Visit Coolidge Office and Arlington Farms Tour
Washington June 21 A visit to President Coolidge by Secretary Wallace highlighted a program for county agricultural agents from multiple counties. They toured the White House grounds Arlington experimental farm and the highway paving test area meeting officials and viewing new crops and varieties.
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Coolidge
Agri
Dames E. Watson
Taied
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Mt. Fernon
Ork
Bus Station Relocated to Washington Hotel Locale
John Dosch announces a new bus station site at the Washington hotel near South and East Third streets. The update adds Washington Vincennes and Washington cogoochee lines with larger buses. The notice notes long running service changes amid unclear details.
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Washington Hotel
South
East Third Streets
Washington-Vincennes
Washington- Cogoochee
Repairs Begin On Jep Son Jewelry Stars Project
Contractors started repaiving work on the Jep son Jewelry stars while a Boy Scouts hike was canceled due to rain. Joe Arehart, aging gracefully, recovers from a bruised foot and hints at an upcoming hunting trip for squirrels. Window ecards advertise the boxing watch at the Grand theater on July 5 with pictures.
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Jepson Jewelry
Joe Arehart
Grand Theater
Boxers Readying for Camp Knox Run as Relatives Visit
Several of the young boxers planning to attend Camp Knox this year spend a few days in Kentucky with relatives before reporting. They project to be tough contenders, standard for the camp period.
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Camp Knox
Kentucky
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