Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1938 — Page 23

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ° PAGE 23 -

FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1938

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‘He's the Real Stuff in Hogs’ Valh ala

House Museum Lists an

‘Ermprefs,” But Not Definition

By JOE COLLIER

Theres everything in the State House basement museum but a “guide and some explanation of what an “Emprefs” is. ’ There’s what is left of-the Hoosier Jumbo, touted as the largest hog in

the world

which weighed 1245 pounds when fully equipped and

which was sold and butchered at Indianapolis Union Stockyards. He

was then stuffed and put under glass, where he now is. There is a long bean in one case. It is labelled “Bean from Auto License Department.” There are Florida sea shells and pebbles from - Bass Lake. There is a beaver skull and a log a beaver chewed many ‘years ago out in. Montana. There is a beaver hat, too, but that's in a different case. “Card Tray and Cards” is a-dis-play of a card tray full of dusty

presumably as an illustration to one of the nouns, is the picture of -an animal. | It may be an old-fashioned

“Emprefs,” but it looks a lot more like a present day dog.

OCEAN FLYING SPEEDED DUBLIN, March 25 (U. P.).—The groundwork for trans-Atlantic plane service will be completed by

Hoosier Jumbo, “world’s larg est hog,” now has state job. » 2 » EJ

NLRB STUDIES FACTS IN KINGAN DISPUTE

C. I. 0. Complaint Over A.F. of L. Contract Considered.

“National Labor Relations Board officials in Washington today considered a report in the case which

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business cards. There is a doll dress with the explanation that it was sewed on the first sewing . machine in Penn Township, Jay - County.

Swan’s Wishbone, Too

In one small, tenement-like compartment are crowded five shark teeth, some horseshoe crab tails, the wishbone of a swan, a Baltimore oriole’s nest, three cow fish, seven scales of an alligator gar, a coyote - skull, a hickory nut kernel and one pair each of Indian, German and Chinese shoes. Close by there is a condor turtle from Florida and a Florida gopher. Around fhe corner is a “man-eat-ing shark caught and loaned by C. L. Hayes.” Counting the after fin, it is scarcely four feet long and about as big around as the upper arm. Reading from left to right in the next case are a three-legged chick and a four-legged chick. You could outfit 2 Quaker with a hat and a | one-year-old boy with a “dress, sacque and bonnet, made in 1864” from one of the.cases. In the same one is the empty pocketbook of Nathan R. Reese, given by his son. The most recent acquisition is the | § skeleton of an Indian taken from a * Hamilton County gravel pit. 4 When ‘ound, the Indian wes in a ‘Ya glass of water—gargle sitting position and had been for Lol many, many years. He now is lying |’ twice every few hours. . down, comfortably but awkwardly | BE ~ \ J x unjointed, with all the ribs on one | & : a : - side. : : : | » There is a photograph of Mahlon The speed with which Bayer the sore, irritated membrane of Py ea an Indian Sail tablets act in relieving the dis- your throat. Pain eases promptly; means anything, he was quite a| tressing symptoms of coldspand rawness is relieved. Lcutup at an advanced age. There | accompanying sore throat is utter- You will say it is remarkabl is also a photograph of hini play- ly amazi e trea pr Arise le: . ing a violin. They're side by side. ye 2s : dq 3e | ih Biment And the few cents it costs effects A horse-hair bridle made ‘by a| !S Simple and pleasant. Thisisall gbigsavingover expensive “throat you do. Crush and dissolve three gargles” and strong medicines. genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets in And when you buy, see that you

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Book of Nouns. The book is opened at page 64 and lists the folowing .&s nouns: <

Nils Set. oo merci) 1m “An Ear-ring, an Emprefs, an b Eyé-lid, an Ermine, an Eyry.”

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