Making Electric Bulbs Showcases Precision Machinery
An 1920s factory account explains electric lamp production from glass shaping to tungsten filament drawing and vacuum sealing. The text cites seventeen mechanical steps, including automatic shaping, welding, and coating, with final vacuum sealing and labelling. A contrasting note mentions a local girl mailing Christmas gifts early and a funeral society notice follows.
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FOR CHRISTMAS. Your friends can buy anything you can give them
Your friends can buy anything you can give them except your photograph. Call today at Pierce's Art Studio.
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Indiana Debts Report Totals 110 Million
Charles Kettleborough discloses Indiana's interest bearing indebtedness at 110,688,893.14 dollars with an annual interest charge of 4,296,493.90 dollars. The figure covers the state ninety two counties and y ninety eight school cities 395 civil towns and townships.
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Indy Officials Crack Down on Speeding Auto Spree
Mayor Shank, the police, and the courts of Indianapolis target speeding drivers after deadly wrecks. Judge Wilmett vows maximum fines or license suspensions for violators, aiming to curb reckless driving.
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W. R. C. Elects Officers for Coming Year
The W. R. C. held an election naming Sisters for next year: President Ida Carson, Junior Vice Ella Waite, Senior Vice Vina Greenwell, Treasurer Eva Courtney, Chaplain Sarah Clevenger, Conductor Jane Bartholomew, Guard Jessie Yost. Minnie Fioke, Press Cor.
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Court Asked to Define Right to Air Ether-Suit Suit
Edward Williams of Dwight files suit in Pontiac asking Illinois court to define the right of one person to use another for radio messages. Plaintiff names Wiles Bergman as defendant.
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November food costs rise slightly amid varied economic signals
The November period shows modest food price increases while labor demand hits a peak and ship scrapping numbers await Navy confirmation. Caps on rail earnings reports and broad policy ideas surfaced as President Harding urged Congress to act on labor, tax, alien registration, and prohibition enforcement.
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In Memoriam Eli W Keys Obituary Notice
In loving remembrance of Eli W Keys who passed away one year ago December 16, 1921. When the morning sun rises we sit alone and long for him. Our hearts wander to the grove near where we laid our dear father one year ago. Sadly missed by wife and children.
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Violet Hunt Born in Marion Daughter of Pearl and Herbert Hunt
Violet Elizabeth Hunt born October 16 1916 in Marion Indiana lived with grandparents A D and Mrs Hunt at 213 West Sth street. She was cheerful toward others and shared gifts with workers and neighbors. She died November 24 1822 and her family recalls her as a beacon of joy, with fond memories and prayers for heaven.
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Princeton Mayors Crackdown on Speed Violations
A townwide notice warns all speed law violators will be arrested and face jail terms. Local reports also note dangers from a shooting in Biuffion and various other incidents across Indiana towns including fires, divorces, anniversaries, and civic actions.
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Come Unto Me for Rest in Times of Sorrow
A fragment evokes a prayerful invitation to find rest and renewal. The lines speak of healing for those who droop and feel pressed, urging them to come to a soothing, restorative source.
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Charles E Ferris longtime Winchester banker dies at 67
Charles Elliott Ferris born May 22 1655 in New Castle Indiana died December 7 1922 in Winchester Indiana aged 67 years 7 months 15 days He came to Winchester at age nine and spent his life there He worked as timer and deputy postmaster before leading Randolph County Bank for over thirty two years He married Ethel May Chenoweth on October 6 1886 and is survived by wife daughter Mary married to William C Simmons and son John Funeral notices thank friends for support and floral tributes.
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