Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 30, Hammond, Lake County, 22 July 1910 — Page 9
Friday, July 22, 1910.
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GAS CdPMlY 10 GIVE CITY LADIES LESSONS Ifl ECOIMY
shown something new. but something: better than they have shown before.
MOTHER OF IHIRTEEI1, i AGED THIRTY EIGHT
The present series of lectures on education in its broadest sense. We "fg Harkeiirider JllSt AS
Happy as She Can Be Over Latest Arrival.
domestic economy by the Northern In
diana Gas company , being In Hammond is a typical "educational campaign." provided no doubt for the benefit of its projectors. Be that as it may. it will surely be of advantage to our citizens, and to the women of Hammond and vicinity in the Interest of
JERRY'S SOME SLEEPER. KlttannlnK, Pa, July 21. Jerry Sinelser of Vandtrajrirt Tueadajr night went to Bleep on a street car track, untnac the rati aa pillow. A car fender atrnck him on the head, cutting off hi, rlarht ear. The Impact of the fender did not even disturb the aleep of Smelser. The crew thought he waa dead and placed him on the car. Smelaer awoke and waa angry when he placed hla hand to the right aide of his bead and discovered his ear was missing. Where Is my ear? demanded Smelser. -I couldn't find It," replied the conductor. Smelser wanted to get off and look for his ear, but the car crew Insisted that he come to Klttannlng for treatment. A"lde from losing hla ear, Smelser was not Injured.
say. "Attend these lectures, or as
many of them as possible, depending
upon the amount you find you can
learn from them, but attend, for you will surely, at some point, learn some
thing and that will be just so much gain to you and to the community."
The modern idea of developing in the public mind a desire for knowledge on any given subject and a further desire for the commodity or the appliance necessary to render that knowledge practically of value is the most subtle
form of salesmanship. Whether this educational method is alwas profitable to the advertiser,, is perhaps not a proper subject for our inquiry, though the fact that world wide, so-called "educational campaigns," are continually carried on by
the most successful concerns, would Indicate that there is a good return ' for this enlightening "bread upon the ' waters. What does properly interest us, how
ever, is the effect of such a campaign upon the .community In which we live, and to this query the only possible answer is that the effect is good. When every individual in a town and its adjacent communities may have an opportunity to gain, at little, or no expense, additional knowledge on some point of commercial or domestic economy hitherto unknown or unappreciated, nothing but good can result. We need not analyze the motive that inspires these opportunities to learn. Admitting it to be mercenary, it will not be successful unless those who come within its scope are not only
Huntington, Ind.. July 22. The thlr
teenth child, a daughter, has just been born to Mrs. Joseph Harkenrider, a resident of N. Guilford street, in this city, who is only 38 years old. Married at the age of 20 six children came in as many years. The ratio was decreased somewhat for the 18 years with the dozen and one now recorded. Mrs. Harkenrider is very healthy and happy over her latest baby girl.
ROOSEVELT PLATFORM
TALK ONLY FOR OHIO
I Colonel Explains He Did Not
Mean "Frogessive" for All States of Nation.
Labor will met in Los Angeles the week beginning October 3. Organized labor contemplates recommending a nine-hour day and a fiftyhour week for women at the next session of the Washington legislature. The constitutionality of the law requiring railroad corporations to pay
their employes semi-monthly has been upheld by the New York state court of appeals.
Final settlement was arranged between the striking cigar makers and the manufacturers of London, Ont., and all men returned at once. A satisfactory compromise was arranged. Fifty unions have affiliated with the
California State Federation of Labor during the last seven months. At the
next convention of the federation prac
tically every union in the state will be represented.
The German government pays dam
ages to those injured on the state owned and operated railroads. Last year
these satisfactions amounted to more than $1,400,000. or four per cent on an
investment of 35, 000,000. The general assembly of Louisiana, has just given a decisive victory to the child labor law by refusing to entertain an amendment having for its object the exemption of all theateres and nickel shows. The French government has decided that it t1I1 be impossible to apply the workmen's old age pension law, which will cost the treasury more than $25,000,000 annually, until the last quarter of the year 1911. Because of the high cost of living, the
International Jewelry Workers' Union of America has drafted a new minimum
wage 'agreement calling for a 25 per cent increase.. Proprietors of union shops will be asked to sign this agreement. A union of washerwomen has been formed at Orange. X. J., with a membership of thre hundred. The officers an
nounce that the standard of wages will be raised from $1.25 to $2 a day and the hours of labor reduced from nine to eight. It it reported that Manchester, Eng., that the ballot of members of the Master Cotton Spinners' Asosclatlon has re.
suited in a majority of 92 per cent la favor of enforcing the proposed 5 per cent reduction in wages by a stoppage of the mills of the operatives should refuse to accept such reduction.
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IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS. l)on't Mistake the Cause of Your Troubles. A Hammond Citizen Shows How to Cure Them. Many people never suspect their kid-
Oyster Bay, N. Y., July 22. Colonel Roosevelt announced Wednesday that he had been misunderstood Tuesday
when he was quoted as favoring the neys. If suffering from a lame, weak or adoption by republicans conventions ( aching back they think that it Is only generally this fall for progressive a muscular weakness; when urinary platforms. He had meant to limit his ! trouble sets in they think It will soon
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expressed desire, he explained Wednesday, to Ohio. "What I intended to say," Roosevelt declared at his home here Wednesday, was: 'I cannot support any candidate for any nomination. I am of the hope that a progressive platforms in other states have a different significance." The colonel had no visitors Wednesday morning and sepnt most of his time in catching up with his correspondence and In dictating certain data to his secretary.
j LABOR NEWS
A new state law of Rhode Island prevents children from working evenings. The Glass Blowers' Association of the United States and Canada held Its annual convention in Atlantic City, X. J., last week. N
The eleventh annual convention of tbe .California State Federation of
correct itself. And so it is with all the other symptoms of kidney disorders. That is just where the danger lies. You muet cure these trouble or they may lead to diabetes or Bright's ease. The best remedy to use is Doan's Kidney Pills. It cures all ills which are caused b'y weak or diseased kidney s.
Hammond people testify to permanent cures.
R. C. King, Logan street. Hammond, Ind., says: "I used Doan's Kidney Pills and I know that they are an excellent remedy for bckache and other kidney disorders. About a year ago I was bothered by a lame and Aching back and I was unable to find relief until I procured Doan's Kidney Mils. The contents of one box of this remedy restored my kidneys to a normal condition and did away with my aches and pains. I am glad to endorse Doan's Kidney Pt." For sala by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, JJew Tork, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. '
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for the announcements of the new locations we will move the tent to after leaving South Hohman and Ogden. Anna A. Carroll, the most practical demonstrator of how to cook on Gas Ranges, will be in charge These demonstrations are for your personal benefit; they will show you how cheaply and how pleasantly cooking can be done by up-to-date methods.
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