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Evening Republican, Volume 22, Number 69, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 24 March 1919

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Contents

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OBITUARY.

DELPHI BARBER ENDS LIFE IN CAPITAL.

POPULAR COUPLE MARRIED.

WILLIAM COFFEL DIED AT HOME ON VINE STREET

RULES TRUSTEES ARE NOT ENTITLED TO EXTRA PAY.

NEW CASES FILED IN CIRCUIT COURT.

TWO FACE MURDER CHARGE

MICKIE SAYS

COPE HANLEY TO ENGAGE IN LAW PRACTICE HERE.

PRAISES WORK OF THE LOCAL DRAFT BOARD.

MONDAY HOSPITAL NOTES.

MONDAY LOCAL MARKET

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Peaceful Air Navigation Presents Problem

STYLES ARE MANY

CHARMING NEGLIGEE MODEL

MANY USES FOR PAPER YARN

LATEST ARRIVAL FROM PARIS

ART OF SELECTING DRAPERIES

NEW PATTERN PRINTS SHOWN

FASHION NOTES OF INTEREST

13 Month Year, New Calendar Idea

Boys’ Working Reserve Extended

Brains Necessary to Make Prosperity and to Prevent a Stagnation of Business

WORDS OF WISE MEN

First Home of the Aztecs Was in Colorado County

Bible Mentions

Red-Haired Heroes Numerous Among Men Wearing Military Decorations Denoting Nerve

Mothers’ Cook Book

Strychnia Most Useful and Most Used Stimulant to the Heart and Nervous System

Japan’s Urban Population Rapidly Increasing as in Other Civilized Countries

THE PINES

Problem in Feeding Cow Is to Satisfy Appetite

Home of Women War Workers

SELECTION OF EGGS FOR HATCHING

Canned Goods Will Stand Little Freezing Without Any Appreciable Change

Birth Stones—Supposed Meaning of Various Gems

Waterproof Soles

Grain Sorghums Are Found Worthy of Use and Furnish Desirable, Wholesome Food

Halcyon Days Mean Any Term or Period of Tranquillity

Japanese Razor With Blade as Narrow as a Wire Nail

NOTES OF SCIENCE

Small Stove Is Dangerous As a Source of Fire When Overheated or Overloaded

Bodies of Americans Who Died in France During the War to Be Brought Home

HAVE A LAUGH

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