Christmas Trade Looms Over City Stores
Volume eight notes Christmas preparations as retailers plan elaborate displays from largest department stores to small country shops. Encourages customers to show appreciation by giving gifts, while noting festive sentiment and mutual goodwill in the season. The piece also discusses football rule changes and their impact on safety and play style, highlighting declines in deaths and injuries among high school players.
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Tiawhegivine
Christ An- Holidays
Visit the Schools Encourages Teachers and Children
In the busy whirl of duty parents and patrons of public schools are urged to visit frequently to encourage teachers and impress children that there is warm interest in their school work. The Waynetown Despatch notes that active parental concern strengthens progress and welfare of students.
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Waynetown
Ad vance Merchantile Club secretive meetings toasted at banquet
Fragmentary text recounts a secret Advance Merchantile Club in Advance with monthly meetings and banquet table toasts. Mentions toasts to the Bride of Advance, the Great Man, the Boys, the Girls, matrimony, and various store names and local vendors. Includes odd menus and promotional lines.
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Advance Merchantile Club
Advance
Salisbury Orchestra Delights Large Audience Here
A Salisbury concert attracted a large audience with Miss Mamie and Mrs. Salisbury delivering engaging recitations and impersonations. The entertainment, though not a traditional concert, won broad appreciation and receipts exceeded 50.00 as the Band Boys lamented poor advertising for the event.
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Salisbury
Bethe Oprea
Tellls
Mamie
Whitestown to get a complete up to date department store
Mr C A Marshall of Frank will oversee a Basel furniture store conversion into a full department store at Judson station. The new store, stocked with an extensive inventory, is expected to open in time for the spring trade after merchants secure stock early.
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Hiilestown
Sven
C. A. Marshall
Frank
Judson
Outlook
Marshall
Basel
Whitestown
At Home Fun Protects Youth From Vice At Hearth
A strong call to keep children entertained at home argues that a lively, warm fireside prevents youths from seeking reckless fun elsewhere. Parents should nurture family merriment to shield sons from temptations and support their steady and wholesome growth.
Meeting to Begin at Max U. B. Church
Next Monday night the winter series of protracted meetings will begin at the Max U. B. Church. Rev. C O Sherril will be assisted by Rev. James Sherril of Lebanon. Elders order a new lighting plant, a Royal Gem Gasoline system, to be installed by Ora McDaniel before the revival.
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Max U. B
C.O Sherril
James Sherril
U. S. Church of Lebanon
Ora McDaniel
Trustee's Office Notice for Jamestown Banking Day
Trustee's Office announces weekly in office Jamestown on Friday and at Bank of Advance for township transactions. Local residents urged to attend and bring required documents for processing.
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Trustee's
Otice
Jamestown
Bank of Advance
WM. A. Township
Chamberlains Cough Remedy for Croup Control
A household remedy praised for immediate use against croup in children. It claims to prevent attacks if given when hoarseness or the croupy cough first appears. The text notes it contains no opium or other harmful drugs and cites Joseph Broa as a source.
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Chamberlain
Ers
Foreule Ty
Joseph Broa
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