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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
4
The article surveys fleas noting their aging process from birth to about twenty days and occasional lifespans up to ninety days when well fed. It highlights their vigor early in life and sluggishness after day twenty while remarking on their habits and impact on human focus.
A fragment discusses gender differences in summer mental state. It notes women seem cooler than men and adds a remark about concerns over who will pitch the next game.
The Legion of Honor began in 1802 as a reward for merit for military and civil service under the consulate. Founded May 19, 1802 by Napoleon I, it has endured through monarchies and republics with changes in its constitution and ranks. Many Americans and British subjects have received its decorations.
R F D No 3 Seymour Missouri resident recounts years of itching burning and hair loss before using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After two weeks of treatment the eczema is cured and the seller offers free samples and a 32 page Skin Book. Signed by S. L. Kilian on November 22, 1912.
A Baltimore Sun report shows nearly 100 thousand baths were taken in May at public bath commission stations. It surpassed May 1913 by about 25 thousand, with 10,662 at outdoor stations and 87,530 at indoor stations.
A London Express quote records Sarah and the Suffragists clashing over women playing Napoleon Caesar Faust and Don Juan. The piece questions whether a woman could portray Mephistopheles or fallen angels, reflecting broader gender tensions.
Faculty trustees and the state board of finance met in Indianapolis to discuss how the 1913 tax levy increase for education affects funding. The attorney general said no specific appropriations survive, risking agricultural extension, hog cholera work, and experiment stations without the new levy. Trustees argued special mill tax funds should sustain those activities if acts remain valid.
Governor Ralston launches a drive for better Indiana roads by appointing a five member state highway commission to study the road situation and propose legislation to the January session. An advisory 15 member panel represents rural areas. Luke W. Duffey is urged as secretary. The commissions will meet soon to organize and begin work.
The article lists names and districts of political advisers in Indiana. Notable names include Thomas Taggart Indianapolis and Addison C. Harris Indianapolis with districts ranging from First to Thirteenth. Other entries include E R Cumings Bloomington Second district and John R Retherford Muncie Eighth district.
Frank Shellhouse elected state commander on May 7 released a list of staff officers and district aides. Names include Herbert A. Luckey Indianapolis secretary treasurer George F Ogden Laketon Ed S Close Fort Wayne Charles O Baltzell Princeton Frank McIntire Winchester Rev M Filer Hebron J E Martin Indianapolis L A Handley Richmond J A Coleman Geneva A Leonard Shelbyville F M Cimmerman South Bend W M Headrington Portland Ralph McKenny Shelbyville R C Creson Terre Haute John W Corder Princeton Will J Buskirk Paoli Frank W Fagel Shelbyville George W Krietenstein Terre Haute George W Matthews Richmond T W Allen Indianapolis Frank Helms Elwood Frank Wateson Goldsmith A S We Me Daniels Valparaiso George F Ogden Laketon W F Geller Fort Wayne Fred H Ketcham Michigan City National encampment delegates listed as David M Van Dyke Bloomington George We Matthews Richmond A J Behymer Elwood
The public service commission has authorized the Central Indiana Gas Company with plants at Marion, Muncie, Anderson and other towns to issue 250000 dollars in bonds to cover eighty percent of the construction cost. The bonds will be redeemed after initial payment through a light company. Succeeds Dr W B Arche.
The articles of incorporation have been filed with the Secretary of State. The notice confirms formation steps and the entity status as of the filing date.
The article notes vast oil and coal potential in Western Canada alongside grain fields. It reports strong early seeding results with wheat at twelve to twenty inches growth and barley edging oats. Fodder grasses gain prominence in mixed farming as weather stays favorable for the largest Canadian grain crop in 1914.
A Texas mother in the Woman's Home Companion shares how she trains three children to pick up toys. She uses a denim-covered soap box on casters as a movable freight car to collect scattered playthings, turning cleanup into a simple push around the room.
A woman still laughs at her husband's jokes five years after their wedding, yet divorce lawyers grow discouraged, reflecting on enduring affection versus inevitable separation.
The text recalls women near a river lifting heavy jugs, a piper playing a love song, and awakening to native music. Dawn brings the river scene into view as the minaret’s call marks a new day, while Americans linger in sleep.
The article describes Mitla in Mexico as a center of ruins with fortress walls atop arid hills. Five main building groups dot the plain, two largely preserved, a third merged with an old church, and a sacrificial mound capped by a very old church. The main structures are stone masonry.
A New York City dancing expert endorses ALLEN'S Foot-Haste powder for long hours on the feet. The writer, E. Fletcher Brallamore of SampleFuEx, reports feet stay cool and friction reduced, preventing chafing and aching for dancers.
A family quarrel erupts when Willie Botts asks if his mother is his father’s soul mate. Mr Botts evasively answers while Mrs Botts warns Henry that looking at her will spark trouble in the family.
A clinician notes a patient appearing light headed and describes her as a regular dizzy blonde in casual observation. The remark reflects subjective impression rather than objective data and should be evaluated for potential bias and medical relevance.
A resident of Eldon Missouri describes relief from displacement inflammation and nerve and digestive symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises renewed strength and cites long standing pelvic issues and periodic pains improving after trying multiple remedies.
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