Dining Drama at the Biltdorf Reveals Family Frictions
In a crowded Biltdorf grillroom dinner Helen resents Carrie's lavish orders while Warren and Lawrence chase cost, clashing over prices and taste. The group debates a future outing as ties strain, with Carrie patronizingly flaunting expense and Helen masking irritation behind politeness.
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Helen
Carrie
Warren
Biltdorf
Porello’s
Yeas
Lynnhavens
Lawrence
New ‘York
Craigs
Washington Square
Indiana Leaders Plan Special Session On Coal Crisis
Governor Goodrich announced a special Indiana legislature session likely August 27 or 28 to address coal shortages. The plan includes strengthening the state council of defense, expanding rail regulation, and exploring constitutional changes to fund emergency needs while coordinating with federal action.
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Indianapolis
James P. Goodrich
Chicago
State Councils of Defense
Federal Trade Commission
Indiana Council of Defense
Indiana
Indiana State Council
Goodrich
State Council of Defense
Public Service Commission
Council of Defense
Governor reviews Indiana field artillery at Fort Benjamin Harrison
Governor Goodrich observed the artillery review as field batteries B ER and others paraded for an audience. The event drew unusually large crowds and included the soldiers receiving their first paratyphoid serum.
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Goodrich
Indiana
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana Brevities Roundup of Local Happenings
A rapid list from across Indiana reports reunions in Gary and Marion, real estate and rail news in South Bend and Lafayette, a draft dodging shoe theft in Brazil, a child’s death from lockjaw in Rushville, resignations in Anderson and Muncie, oil and bridge contracts, a $100000 Y M C A project in Fort Wayne, and a series of town meetings, school actions, and local incidents through early autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Seventy-third
Indiana Infantry
Gary Commercial Club
Marion
Soldiers’ Home
Soldiers
Indiana Real’ Estate Association
Brazil
Alger
Dierdorff
Rushville
Wayne Ertle
Anderson
Walter B. Lewis
Central’ Hospital
Orleans
Farmers’ School of Instruction
Purdue University
Petersburg
Sutton Farm
Shelbyville
Harry B. Griffey
Chamber of Commerce
Jeffersonville
F. E. Lahr
St. Luke’s Reformed
New Philadelphia
O. Claypool
John M Emmons
Winchester
Citizens’ National Bank
Thomas L. Taylor
A. H. Farquhar
Madison County
Evansville
M. J. Huffman Construction Company
West Side
National Concrete Company
Hel River
Kendallville
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Light and Power Company
Indiana
Noblesville
Clinton
Wabash Valley Electric Company
The
Service Commission
Terre Haute
Frank Wright
North Vernon
Jennings
Fort Wayne
Potato Patch Patriots’ Association
Huntington
Clifford Tribolet
Muncie
J. O. Ledbetter
First Methodist Church
Greenfield
Ft. Wayne
County Board of Education
Logansport
Matilda M. Lout
Cass
Fulton
Rochester
Kokomo
Rockport
James
Haines
Alexandria
Indiana Holiness Association
Bloomington
Monroe County
Lafayette
Elkhart
Lake Shore
Joan of Arc at Orleans and the lifting of the siege
Creasy credits Joan of Arc with breaking the English siege of Orleans in 1429 and guiding France to victory at Rheims. The narrative recalls her divine mission, bold assaults, near fatal wound at the Tourelles, and the swift collapse of English resistance leading to her capture and martyrdom.
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Joan OF Arc
Orleans
France
Dunois
Tourelles
Biscayan
Gladsdale
Joan
Rheims
Charles VII
Compiegne
Rouen
Fast Wagon Joke Ends With Walk Home
An employee of a large granite company drives while transporting blasting powder and dynamite. A witty young passenger mocks the speed, suggests hiring a landslide or glacier for speed, and even jokes about lighting a match on the powder. The driver dismisses the idea and the youth decides to walk.
Women as fortune builders not rich by own exertions
The author notes that despite more women entering business, they rarely grow rich by personal effort. Most wealthy women inherit their fortunes, and many who succeed financially are not the most successful as women. The piece argues women, though valuable, are better suited to more than money making, with many earning a living but few becoming rich.
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State Council of Defense
Will H. Hays
Thomas Taggart
Council
Dale J. Crittenberger
Anderson Bulletin
Taggart
Hays
Republican State Committee
State Council
Council of Defense
Indiana
Martin
The
Atlantic
Vague lines hint at a vessel wreck and missing souls
Fragments describe a ship grounded on rocks with alarm and fatal undertones. The text murmurs about fear for every soul aboard and the visitor’s grim reflection on the disaster.
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Mabel Herbert Urner
Wilson
Edwin F. Flenn
War. Department
Washington, D. C
Edwin Bell
Lorain
Wt. Richardson
Thomas. Darrah
Fll Knudson
A. C.nissan
Robert’ W. Mearns
Bell
Public Service Commission of
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
W. J. Wood
E. C.,hervey
Hydraulic “-Pressed Brick Company
American Face Brick Association
J. C. Campbell
McClure Newspaper
Bypaiense
Creasy
Ireland
Bedford
Henry VI
England
Maid
la Hire
Chinon
Domremy
Salisbury
Suffolk
Loire
Charles
Blois
Orleannais
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