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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
4
Told Promise Sparks Quiet Disclosure
Mrs Tellitt recalls a vow she made and hears an admission from Mr Tellitt. The exchange hints at a personal confession and a turning point in their dialogue.
School Court After Recess Dispute Ends With Punishment
Miss Martin held a school court after a recess fight between older boys over a game. After hearing both sides she punished the combatants and told them to stay in their seats after others left. An eight year old named Guy disputed being involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Mule Trade Story From the Washington Star
Erastus Pinkley laments that trading a mule for a bushel of cats left him cheated. He explains the mule ate the oats after his back was turned, making it impossible to break even, as Miss Miami Brown listens to the tale in a colloquial exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus Pinkley
Miss Miami Brown
Washington Star
Greenfield
Thomas J. Carr
Carr
Totary
Corrected Quotation Reflects Attenuated Appearance
The dialogue hints at perceptions of a woman's figure, noting she appears real thin and attenuated in form. It suggests social commentary on body tone within the exchange.
Indiana Conference elects officers and endorses religious liberty institutes
The Indiana Conference of Seventh Day Adventists elected officers and issued credentials in Indianapolis. Key posts include President O. Montgomery and Secretary H. H. Rans. A major resolution invites the general conference to hold its quadrennial session in Indianapolis next spring and calls for statewide venues for religious liberty institutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
W. A. Young
A. L. Miller
W. P. Cunningham
W. A. Greenlee
J. W. Johnston
W. L. Avery
Board of
Indiana Medical Missionary and Benevolent Association
S. L. Strickler
J. W. Mace
Allen Moon
A. N. Anderson
Beechwood Academy
O. Montgomery
S. I. Strickler
William Applegate
E. R. Lauda
Sulphur Springs
Anderson
Muncie
J. M. Ellis
Idaville
F. M. Roberts
Jonesboro
O. S. Hadley
R. M. Grey
General Conference
North America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Milton C. Wilcox
Mountain View
Cal
Indiana Educator Dr Walter A Jessup Resigns
Dr Walter A Jessup head of Indiana University education department resigns from Indiana State School to join Iowa State University in Iowa City as director of education. He will move in September to begin work at the Hawkeye school with a higher salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Iowa State School
Walter A. Jessup
Department of Education
Indiana University
State School
William Lowe Bryan
Provemont
Mich
Jessup
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Hawkeye School
Advice to Orchardists on Packing Apples for Profit
M. W. Richards secretary of the Indiana apple show commission urges growers of fancy apples to package their fruit in boxes. He notes fancy fruit sells for higher prices and that appearance often outweighs quality. The 1912 apple show in Indianapolis runs November 13 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Richards
Indiana
Apple Show Commission
Indianapolis
Conference With Bank Examiners Discusses Charter Board
Auditor W H O'Brien and Harry L Arnold spend a day conferring with five state bank examiners on general banking conditions and proposed changes. They consider establishing by law a board of governor, auditor and treasurer to pass on bank charter applications to curb bank openings in small towns, a model used in Ohio New Jersey Kansas and by the U S Comptroller of Currency. Indiana currently lacks authority to refuse charters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. O’brien
Harry L. Arnold
General Assembly
Ohio
New Jersey
Kansas
United. States
Indiana
Certificates to New Physicians Hearings and Licenses
The state board met to prepare certificates for July exam passers and to hear Dr. Raymond Rifle over alleged malpractice related to a young woman’s death. Rifle claimed a criminal operation occurred before treatment and that he was not responsible. A list of successful physician applicants from multiple Indiana cities follows, along with new articles of incorporation for several firms and clubs in Evansville, Rockport, Fort Wayne, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Raymond Rifle
East
Vermont Street
Riffle
Ernest O. Asher
Indianapolis
Clarence
Auble
Herman Marcus Baier
Evansville
Charles B. Barker
New Albany
Raymond C. Beeler
Clyde C. Bitler
Madison
James D. Bobbitt
Bloomington
John T. Bolin
Vincennes
George W. Bowman
Frank A. Brayton
Osborne T. Brazleton
Patoka
Larrein’ L. Bullett
Clinton N. Cain
Gary
Harry L. Cooper
Twelve Mile
Clifford Earl Cox
New Augusta
Homer W. Cox
Southport
Chester Demaree
Franklin
Garner N. Drury
James W. Duckworth
Martinsville
Frederick G. Eberhard
South Whitley
Charles J. Emme
Lucia Gabrella Ferrer
Ralph M. Funkhouser
Arthur E. Glister
Chica
Virgil Gordon
Claud D. Greene
Fernando J. J. Hachat
Hartford City
Byrum W. Harris
Walter F. Hickman
Archie V. Hines
Sterling P. Hoffman
Rufus A. Hoover
Lapel
Gilbert A. Hoppes
Middletown
Harrison B. Hulse
Burnettsville State Bank
iniana-Kentucky
Rockport
O. M. Iglehart
G. Iglehart
J. R. Brannen
Amusement Company
Capital
EL Mooney
EB. V. Mooney
East Side Club
M. Feast
E. Fetters
J. Gerard
Weisser Park Improvement Company
Fort Wayne
WM Griffin
RY ‘McCulloch
F .H. Poole
Wonderful Therapeutic Claims of Therapion Highlighted
Ad touts Therapion as a major medical breakthrough used in French hospitals. It promises cures for kidney and bladder disorders and other ailments, with a free book offer from Dr Le Clerc Med Co in London and a sale price of $1.00 through Foucgera Co in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Clerc
Foucgera Co
Beekman &J
New York
It Was the Wedding Day of Pat and Bridget
Lady Gregory recalls a real Irish wedding tale. Pat wore patent leather shoes white vest and flaming tie Bridget glittered in many colors. After the church ceremony they rode home amid cheers. Bridget whispered would it not be fine to stand on the sidewalk and watch ourselves pass humorous reflection on pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Gregory
Pat
Bridget
Himn
Barley Water Offered as Cooler Drink
Boston writer Philip Hale endorses barley water as a sensible hot weather beverage. His recipe calls for three pints of water, pearl barley, sugar, lemon rind and juice, boiled, steeped, strained, then chilled. A commenter adds to set the jug in a cool place and forget it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hale
Boston
Mr. Hale
America's Athletic Missionaries at Stockholm Olympics
Edward Bayard Moss writes in Harper's Weekly on the Stockholm Olympic games. He notes thirteen new Olympic records and nine world records set, with Arnold Jackson of Oxford winning the 1500 meters as England's sole notable achievement amid a weak team showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Weekly
Edward Bayard Moss
Stockholm
Arnold Jackson
Oxford
England
Kentucky woman credits Grape-Nuts for recovery
A Kentucky lady describes how eliminating her breakfast and switching to Grape-Nuts with cream cured indigestion and nervous prostration. She notes rapid strength and improved mind, with occasional discomfort only after heavy greasy meals, which resolved when continuing Grape-Nuts.
Local brief notes on Indiana then current events
A digest of short notices from Bloomington to Kokomo covering a damage suit by Mrs. Bailey Saders against Charles Ousler over a fatal hayfield accident, a Vincennes funeral dream story, hydrophobia cat bite case near Princeton, Notre Dame leadership elections, a Lafayette socialist mass meeting with 3000 attendees, severe burns in North Judson, Catholic and Lutheran church happenings, pension check delays, and a Seventh Day Adventist annual address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Bailey Saders
Charles Ousler
Henpecked Men Recall Old Sweethearts Misery
Two married men Henne and Peeke share memories of courting days and unhappy marriages. Henne muses on past happiness with a girl who later caused sorrow, while Peeke jokes he once held his wife’s hand for three hours and would have been killed if she could have let loose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henne
Pecke
Peeke
London
Cuticura remedy promises night time hand relief
Red rough hands become soft and white after a single night using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Soak hands in hot water at night, dry, apply ointment and wear loose gloves. Emollients claim to prevent redness roughness and chapping and to impart velvety softness by morning. Free samples offered with 32 page Skin Book from Cuticura Dept L Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Wanted Minute Evidence on Arsenic for a Fly
Orfla the celebrated doctor testifies as an expert in a capital trial. The president asks the quantity of arsenic needed to kill a fly. The doctor replies that he must know the fly’s age sex temperament condition and marital status before answering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orfla
M. le President
Parting Guest Refuses to Stay for Father Knickerbocker
A departing visitor notes he has no money left, prompting Father Knickerbocker to bid farewell. The brief exchange ends with a curt goodbye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Knickerbocker
To Be Sweet and Clean Use Paxtine in Bath
A promotional notice promotes Paxtine for women to eliminate perspiration and body odors. Sold by The Paxton Toilet Co. Boston Mass, 25 cents a box, postpaid on receipt of price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxton Toilet Co
Boston
Mass
Out of Reach new cook in townley how’s progress
Subbubs says the new cook has not left an address and no update on her status is available. The Boston Transcript notes uncertainty as to how she is getting along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townley
Boston Transcript
Cales Carbolisalve Promises Skin Relief
Cale and Co advertise a carbolisalve claiming to cure itching and skin and mucous membrane diseases. Marketed as a superior pile cure, priced at 25 and 60 cents, with free samples available by writing J. W. at Black River Falls, Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale
Bruggists
J. W., Cale & Co
Black River Falls
Wis
Pa questions anomaly at summer resort with no guaranteed attractions
The dialogue asks where an anomaly lies and answers that a summer resort lacks guaranteed attractions, implying uncertainty about what the place offers. The exchange frames a humorous take on expectations versus reality at a resort setting.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Warning Ad
An old advertisement notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children teething softens gums reduces inflammation and eases wind colic priced at 25 cents a bottle. The text also warns that men often overestimate their own greatness.
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