Purdue Plans Poultry Lectures During January Short Course
Purdue University announces a special poultry lecture series for the farmers short course at Lafayette Indiana the week of January 11 to 15. Dr Carolyn Geisel and Mrs Julia Fried Walker will address women with demonstrations in child education amusement crafting and home economics topics while practical poultry instruction and cooking serving labs run all week.
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Indianapolis
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
J. H. Skinner
School of Agriculture
Carolyn Geisel
Julia Fried Walker
Indiana Patents and Pensions Granted to Indiana Residents
Patents were granted to numerous Indiana residents for varied devices including a soldering machine, paper coating process, vegetable and fruit peeling machine, envelope moistener, tank car, cane harvester, brake setting mechanism, hatpin guard, envelope filling machine, anti friction bearing, lawn mower, centrifugal governor switch, hand rake, and link side bearing. Pensions of $12 were awarded to Virginia Arment, Lucinda Clapp, while Bert J. Sheeler received a $6 pension.
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Indiana
Sylvanus F. Bowser
S. F. Bowser & Co., Inc
Ft. Wayne
Thomas T. Butler
Noblesville
William Buttler
Indianapolis
Charles G. Chase
H. C. Buschmann
Edward R Dye
Monticello
Christopher Finn
Terre Haute
American Car and Foundry Company
St. Louis
Artemus N. Hadley
Cane Harvester
George E. Henry
Vincennes
Joseph Jurkowski
Laporte
Charles L. Lovecheck
Herbert A. Wyers
Goshen
Canada
Link
Hammond
Ind
Link Motion
Virginia Arment
Albany
Lucinda Clapp
Winchester
Bert J. Sheeler
Gary
Attica Limestone and Silica Co Capital Stock Details
Attica Limestone and Silica Company of Attica reports capital stock amounting to $20 000 and mentions life insurance related to workers or operations. The fragmentary notice lists share value and a life insurance item without full context.
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Attica Limestone and Silica Company of
Attica
Indiana Tightens Foot and Mouth Quarantine Measures
The five mile quarantine near infected farms remains in force with broader zones considered exposed. Seven counties White Blackford Fulton Miami Pulaski Pike and Sullivan stay within the five mile infected area though free from contagion. No infected herd exists in Indiana after the last diseased cattle were killed in Allen county.
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Indiana
A. F. Nelson
Blackford
Fulton
Miami
Pulaski
Pike
Sullivan
Allen County
Institutions discuss moving state schools under education board
Seven penal and correctional institutions and the state charities board met with Governor Ralston to weigh placing institutional schools under the state board of education. Charles A Greathouse attended part of the session. Institutions involved include Fort Wayne School for Feeble Minded Youth, Plainfield Boys and Clermont Girls schools, Jeffersonville Reformatory, Indianapolis Blind and Deaf schools, Knightstown Soldiers and Sailors Home, and others. The governor reported no conclusion, with support and opposition evident and calls for more information.
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Board of State Charities
Ralston
Institutional
State Board of Education
Charles A. ‘Greathouse
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Indiana’ ‘School For
Fort Wayne
Indiana, Boys’ School
Plainfield
Indiana Girls’ ‘School
Clermont
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Indiana School For the
Indianapolis
Indiana School ‘For
Indiana
Knightstown
Indiana Brief: Grocer Bennett dies by own action
A. J. Bennett, a grocer in Madjeon, Indiana, died by self inflicted violence while alone at his store. He left behind a widow and several children. The incident is reported as a solitary act with no known accomplices.
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Madjeon
A. J. Bennett
Tore
Multiple Indiana local notices of tragedy and crime reported
A collage of short reports from Indiana towns details: hunting injury in Huntington where George Haines was wounded by a moonlit rabbit hunt. Edward Dochtermann becomes youngest Mason after York Rite degrees. teacher Charles Goesch convicted for assault on a pupil. Terre Haute mayor Donn Roberts released on $10,000 bond. South Bend boy killed by accidental shotgun discharge. Greensburg former mayor Samuel Edward dies. Albert Grant of Alexandria commits suicide after accident at a Republican meeting. Indianapolis child Marie Edna Smith dies from burns. Gary infant born in a snowbank named Our Lady of the Snows. Logansport mill and elevator fire at Uhl Milling Co. causing substantial losses. South Bend Mrs. Mabel Kaufman fails in suicide attempt via carbolic acid and gas.
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Huntington
George
Haines
Fort Wayne
Edward
Neal Dochterman
York Rite of Masons
Dochterman
Columbus
Charles Goesch
Bartholomew
B. H. Kinney
Oliver Bradley
Goesch
Indianapolis
Donn 'M. Roberts
Terre Haute
Roberta
South Bend
Kankakee Creek
Stanley Kulwicki
Michael Nowicki
Greensburg
Samuel B. Edward
Harris City
This County
Indiana
Alexandria
Albert Grant
Grant
Marie Edna Smith
Fred Smith
Dailey Street
Emma Smith
George Mathias
North Bismarck Street
Smith
Gary
Our Lady of the Snows
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Broadway
Frank Bozvich
Pennsylvania ‘Street
John Keseric
W. P. Laus
Logansport
Uhl ‘Milling Company
Pennsylvania
Wabash
Uhl
Dennis Uhl
Dennis. Uhl
The Warnings of Love and Marriage in a Fragmented Tale
The essay warns against trusting lovers who display instability and infidelity. It cites disillusioned wives whose marriages soured from deceit, drink, or disloyalty, urging women to scrutinize suitors and seek self-reliance if misfortune strikes. It contrasts raised independence with spoiled upbringing.
Do Rich Wives Need Support in Modern Marriage
A 1920s voice questions gender roles in marriage arguing that men should provide for a wife regardless of her wealth. It contrasts poor husbands driven to work with rich husbands offering little incentive to labor, noting that even daughters of the rich rely on husbands rather than fathers for support.
Are Men or Women Faithful to Love Across Lifetimes
An essay arguing faithfulness in love is shared by both sexes with emphasis on enduring devotion. It contrasts perceptions of male inconstancy with steadfast men and notes women’s faithfulness depends on love being returned. It concludes true faithfulness rests on mutual esteem and lasting companionship.
How to knit a baby bonnet with Saxony yarn details
The article outlines knitting a baby bonnet using tiger Saxony yarn. It describes size selection 12 to 16 inches, casting on 82 stitches, knitting 14 inches, binding off to form a band, decreasing to 54 stitches, and finishing with a satin flap, lace trim, and rosebud embroidery. It discusses color options white pink and decorative ribbons for styling.
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Saxony
Atitch
Battleship churches and flags raised amid gun deck sounds
A fragment describes a ship's ceremony with a church flag hoisted on the main deck as a band plays in a large gun compartment. The scene notes a church call amid maritime setting, with mention of a ten dollar amount.
The V Neck Stock Fashion Trend
The article notes a new style where stocks are worn with V-neck waists and fastened at the neck, leaving the V portion bare. This adaptable look shifts from traditional closed necks to a flexible silhouette suitable for both low and closed necklines.
Cretonne testing guides investment for long wear
A cheap cretonne may wear thin after weeks of use. Test by rubbing a small piece as for washing. if threads separate it will wear poorly. Dark backgrounds prove more serviceable than light, and a reliable pattern is essential for covering furniture.
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Cretonne
Outing fashion: practical skating rig for young women
An illustrated guide shows a real outdoor skating ensemble for young women. A biscuit tan coat and skirt set, a red brown beaver hat with a matching band, white wool gloves, and a warm scarf form a severely tailored yet attractive skating outfit suitable for city rinks.
Keep Hands From Chapping on First Cold Day
The article advises preventing chapped hands during the first cold days by using tepid water, gentle soap, and thorough drying. It suggests borax-softened water, rubbing each finger dry, and nightly care with lemon and cold cream or mutton tallow to maintain skin.
Wide Silk Braid Belts In New Walking Suits
Wide silk braid dominates new walking suit models. Braid belts sometimes form pockets or hang a tunic, or pass through frock fabric straps. The belt is designed to be loose and worn low on the hips.
Styling Advice For A Fleshier Figure In Modest Dress
A wardrobe guide advises thicker figures to avoid shiny fabrics and mixed textures. It recommends solid dark dresses with full silhouettes, stripes over checks, and long skirts to elongate height while avoiding belts that shorten and widen the appearance.
White Enamel for Bedroom Woodwork Declared Light and Airy
Readable fragments describe a bedroom woodwork project using white enamel to create a light and airy feel. The text mentions furniture surfaces and a bright finish, suggesting a decorative approach for interior decor.
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Barrett
Department
Public
Washington
United States
Statehouse
Articles of Incorporation
Indiana Association of
Claypool Hotel
H. N. Canine
East Chicago
J. H. Tomlin
Evansville
W. C. Goble
Nashville
G. 5B
Derbyshire
Portland
A. L. Trester
E. C. Stopher
R. E. Canevaugh
Salem
R. M. Elrod
Ligonier
J. M. Scucder
J. M. King
Union City
W. V. Mangrum
New Harmony
Georgia Alexander
Hoosier News
Bend
Mabel. Kaufman
Coorrigh
McClare Newapapar Syndicate
Jax
Mary
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