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Newspaper

Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1910

Page

6

Government to overhaul federal business systems

President Taft champions a broad reform of U S government operations led by Secretary Charles Norton. A $100000 start funds experts and a Washington commission to rewrite procedures, aiming to save hundreds of millions yearly and modernize clerical work across departments.

Taft Congress White House Aldrich Rhode Island Charles D. Norton the Treasury The Treasury Norton Maj Charles Hine Harriman Ines Washington U. S. Land Office Uncle Sam

Belfast's Great Shipyard Shapes Maritime History

Belfast's Harland and Wolff shipyard at Queen's Island stands as a world leader in large vessel construction. The article traces its origins from 1836, notes key partnerships, and highlights record outputs, massive ships under construction, and the workforce of 11 000 to 12 000 with weekly wages over £20 000 across about 120 acres.

Harland & Wolff Queen’s Island Belfast Southampton North Mhe Messrs. Harland & Wolff Messrs. Thomas ‘Barnes & Co Belfast Iron Works Queen's Island Harland Gustavius Wilhelm Wolff Walter H. Wilson William James Pierre Lord Pierre Scot Oceana Red Star Messrs Oceanic White Star Company

Wisconsin Guide Records 41 Pound Muskellunge Catch

Douglas H. Bethard of Peoria Illinois landed a 41 pound muskellunge at Teal Lake Sawyer County Wisconsin. The 54 inch fish bent the line and broke the rod before being brought in with Jimmie Gorman assisting. Bethard calls it a big one that did not get away and notes the fish’s fight and size.

Hayward Wis Sawyer County Douglas H. Bethard Peoria Ill Teal Lake Peoria Statesman Jimmie Gorman Mr. Bethard Gorman

Bear strike on highway near LaGrange halts oncoming car

A New York party driving a car with Edwin L. Hopkins, Mrs. Hopkins, John P. Fassett, and Marian Gordon hit a large black bear on a Bangor Maine road near LaGrange. The bear rode on the hood before falling off. all occupants escaped unharmed and continued toward Bangor and New York.

Bangor, Me LaGrange Edwin L. Hopkins John P. ‘Fassett New York Marian Gordon Philadelphia

Bustle as Bank: Woman Tights Fortune in Real Estate or Mines

Mrs Ollie Mackler carried over 15000 in thousand dollar bills for 25 years and invested in real estate and coal mines to hide her wealth. A bankruptcy trustee accuses her of concealment and fights in three courts to prove the property is hers, not her husband Johns to defraud creditors.

St. Louis Ollie Mackler John Mackler Jesse W. Sikes

Son Carries Mother's Bones to Oregon Grave

Henry John Johnson rode from the desert to Roseburg with his mother's bones in a saddle box. The pair, traveling from Iowa over the Boise Kelton route, buried her far from anyone's sight twenty years ago and then vowed to reunite her remains with her husband in Oregon. On his father's deathbed, the son reaffirmed the promise to bring the mother to the family burial site.

Roseburg Ore Henry Johnson Douglas County Boise-Kelton Johnsons Iowa Oregon Johnson

Healers Arrested Over $20 Million Treasure Tale in St Joseph

In St Joseph Missouri the Rev Bishop Schrader and Dr Dowie were jailed after a real estate agent offered $1,200 to finance an expedition to recover a rumored $20,000,000 buried on a Gulf of Mexico island. They claimed Elijah Dowle hid the fortune to fund Zion City.

St. Joseph Schrader Schlatter James Alexander Dowie John Alexander Dowie Zion City Denver Dowie Elijah” Dowle Gulf of Mexico Honduras Elijah Chicago Helijah Wathena

Woman with Measles in Portland at 66

Mrs. Henderson, sixty six, residing near Twentieth and Everett streets, has measles for the first time. She and physicians do not know how or when she was exposed to the contagion.

Portland Ore J ‘Henderson Twentieth Everett Streets

A Mother Risks Life to Save Baby in House Fire

A woman rushed into a blazing home to save her baby as flames devoured a cluttered interior. Headlines hailed her heroism while mothers at home viewed it as a natural instinct of motherhood, not extraordinary bravery.

Cleveland

Sleep and Skin Soothing Bath for Infants and Mothers

In a hot bath with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, rest and relief come for itchy burning and inflamed skin in infants and children. This economical treatment promises calmer nights for worried parents and is marketed nationally with a free 32 page care book from Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Boston.

Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Boston Mass

Completely Pauperized. Charity warns against aid breeds idlers

Albert W. Hebbard argues charity can pauperize recipients in a New York dinner discussion. He cites Jack Hanch, a habitual idler, who benefited from weekly church gifts as the pastor justified aid. The tale questions whether benevolence fosters dependency or honors generosity.

Albert W. Hebbard New York Jack Hanches Jack Hanch Methodist Church Jack

Cyclone Visits Kansas Farm A Vassar Bride Recalls Biscuits

A lighthearted tale describes a Kansas farmer courting a Vassar graduate turned wife. Two weeks after marriage a cyclone visits the farm, rips fences and haystacks, and pretends to play horse with the barn. It shies away when seeing the bride’s first pan of biscuits.

Vassar Kansas

Deadlock at Crimson Gulch Over Gold Filling Tithe

A stranger asks about the man at the bar in Crimson Gulch. Stage Coach Charley sits in a bind after town dental work left him with seven dollars worth of gold filling he refuses to surrender. The proprietor blocks his departure until the bill is settled.

Crimson Gulch Charley

Wise Words A Physician on Food Portland Doctor Emphasizes Dietary Duty

A Portland Oregon physician speaks on medical duty beyond treating illness. He argues physicians must teach patients how to protect health through hygiene and diet, stressing humane guidance.

Portland Oregon

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