Indiana News Roundup Hits Many Lives and Incidents
The report lists numerous Indiana locales and events. Across cities like Terre Haute Rochester Hartford City Fort Wayne and Seymour it notes accidents arrests and legal actions. Notable items include a boy saving his brother from a revolver, a fatal train crossing crash near Greencastle, a coroner verdict of accidental death in a high voltage incident, and a push for factory reopenings amid European war impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iece _ Elkhart
Frank
Hanske
Hiram
Indiana
Déntal College
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Clifford Rayhill
Elwood Morgan
Rochester
Sam Aikens
Erie Crossing
Paris
Hartford
Europe
American Window Glass Company
Johnson
Belgium
Fort Wayne
John
Ursula Lobmeier
South Bend
Adolph Quinlan
Shelbyville
Harry Garver
Moral Township
Alonzo .Blair
Michigan City
Henry S. Terry
Garver
Walter King
Washington
C. E. Lett
Austin Hestand
Charles Dove
Hestand
Dove
Seymour
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Farmers’ Club
Meody S. Blish
Blish Milling Company
Greencastle
Claud Hixon
Fred Hixon
Jesse Bowen
Joseph Bowen
North Salem
Muncie
Robert B. Kelly
Earlham College
High Street
M. BE
Kelly
Wilson
Bryan
Henry Jones
Wabash
Hehments
Jerusalem Immigrants Dominate Trade in Consular Report
A consular report on Jerusalem notes Jewish immigrants have adapted to local conditions and nearly monopolize much trade. Population estimates vary, with about 110000 total, including 70000 Jews, 13000 Christians, and 12000 Mohammedans. The city sees continued Jewish in-migration despite emigration for military service, plus aging arrivals seeking Palestine’s end of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Exidts
Russia
Palestine
Not Taking Her From Him
A brief dialog about marriage and separation with a light note on parental concern. An advertisement promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a family laxative claimed to cure constipation and related ailments.
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Pierce
The Right Thing in Question Months and Diamonds
A dialog fragment asks about birth month and reassures the listener while noting the diamond as appropriate, reflecting a cautious social exchange and an eye for suitable symbolism.
Women praise Lydia E Pinkham remedy for relief
Letters from Mrs S T Richmond Providence Rhode Island and other readers describe severe uterine and postnatal troubles. They credit Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with relief from displacement inflammation and nervous exhaustion and urge others to try it. Correspondence notes confidential replies from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
Croquet
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkam
Jennie Akerman
K. Akerman
Cloquet
Minnesota
J. D. Murdoch
Quincy
Mass
Jane D. Murvocn
Gordon St
South Surney
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine CO
Lynn, Mass
Frank ‘J
What He Really Did Say Slur on Noble Profession
In a short Exchange joke Gifford accuses Hall of calling his son an undertaker, while Hall denies the claim and says he meant the son followed the medical profession, prompting a comic miscommunication about professions.
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Gifford
Hall
Will
Thomas
Alfalfa Grazing Rules Emphasize Gentle Pasture
Heavy pasturing is discouraged to protect tender growth. Limit animals per acre to allow two or three small hay cuttings. Cut alfalfa when buds at stalk base begin to shoot. new growth follows in days. Overpasturing without occasional cutting harms crowns and can destroy the stand.
Pronunciation Tip for Galician Stronghold
A Pittsburgh contemporary, educated where the smelting of races occurs, explains proper pronunciation of a Galician stronghold. He advises keeping a “p” between the teeth and seizing the outer hook of the “z” to say Pzhem.
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Przemysli
Pittsburgh
Pzhemis
Syracuse Post-Standard
Watermen and Uniforms Early Public Servants of the River
The London Chronicle notes watermen and river workers wore distinguishable garb ahead of the army and navy. Thames watermen carried a plate on the arm signaling river freedom and licensing or the badge of their employer. A seven year apprenticeship was required, or a £10 penalty applied.
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Watermen
Army
Guy Nickalls
Thames Watermen
Waterman’s Hall
London Chronicle
Disfigured Wrist to Arm Healed by Cuticura Cure
Mrs John Clark of Cincinnati reports a yearlong eczema eruption on her right wrist and left arm improved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Six weeks later her arms were healed and she bought more products. Advertisement notes Cuticura sold worldwide with free samples via a postal request.
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Copeland St
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Clark
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Dangers to the Eye Disputed by Bell and Verhoeff
Louis Bell and Dr. F H Verhoeff argue in Science that alleged eye hazards from ultraviolet rays in sunlight and artificial lights are unfounded. They note past sensational claims lack quantitative links and say most rays do not reach the retina after cornea and lens filtration. Protective glasses mainly block glare and heat, not true pathology.
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Louis Bell
F. H. Verhoeff
Science
Dramatic Rehearsal Sparks Tense Onstage Rivalry
Two leading women in a new drama clash during rehearsal. The tall blonde explains her exit cue while the brunette predicts the audience will react with satisfaction. The exchange reveals lingering tension between the performers.
Two College Students Arraigned For Road Hazard Incident
Two college students were arraigned before a magistrate on charges tied to a motor car incident on a road. The magistrate asked if they had a lawyer. The defendants stated they would not have legal counsel.
Police arrest stranger after violin lessons remark
In Charlottenburg a disturbance draws a crowd to a man accused by an excited American woman Miss Ellington of Cincinnati. The police identify the culprit as a stranger, with the woman claiming only six months of violin lessons with him.
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Berlin
Charlottenburg
Miss. Ellington
Cincinnati
U.S. A
Miss Ellington
The New Language Ro Dialogue From The Sun
The piece mocks a universal language named Ro praised as easy for Japanese Chinese Hindus and Western peoples. It presents a sample dialogue with phrases and questions then notes general confusion about understanding. The quotation ends with a joke about a lobster’s legs.
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New York Sun
Keeping Up With Lizzie
A quip highlights the expense of marriage and social pressure. The remark contrasts upkeep costs with fashionable neighbors and the pressure to keep up appearances.
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Lizzie
Subject Break Sparks Quiet Conversation Gap
Conversation paused after an awkward break as participants shifted topics. One person dropped the subject causing a silent pause before resumed dialogue.
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Hawaii
Libby’s
Attica
Marine Eye Remedy
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Papa
Liggatte Myers Tobacco
Ati
House Ces
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
Cal
U. S
Watson E.coleman
Wash N
D.C
Brpalls
Pratt Food Company
Toronto
Standard: Oil Company
Ilinois
Indiaia Corpora
Post
Dane
Otel
Samuel Pytorer
Tie Centaur Company
New York
Bears
The
Castoria
Itvus
Milburn CO
Buffalo, N
Carter
Hay
Drugeist
R& M
fScay Drug Stores
Philo Ha
Specialties Co
Newark
N.J
Satinue
W. N.Y
Spohn Medical "Co
Goshen, Ind
U.S.A
Son
Birmingham Age-Herald
DR. Pierce
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