Real Estate Transfers Filed for Record Week Ending March 19 1921
Fil Mabin and wife to Charles A Root SW 4 of section 6-25-49 for 9500 dollars. Charles Turek single to Ora BE Phillips NE of section 26-51 for 2840 dollars. Elizabeth Blaine to F G Blain 8 ft tract 1510 N S R tracts for 750 dollars. Blanche MacDonald Rousey and husband to W C Mounts lot 8 block 11 Hemingford for 98.41 dollars. John J Kiefer and wife to Clyde C Vaseer N 4 of section 9-28-51 11. United States to Henry J Winten NWY of section 19-26-51. Alice A Anderson widow to F E Holston all of lot and block Sheridan Addition except 150 ft x 150 ft in NE corner for 1000 dollars. Ola Jacobson and wife to Martin B Jacobson SE of section 19 and NEM of section 30-26-49 for 1 dollar. A book 700 years old has just been on the shelf of the University of Pennsylvania library. Borrowed from a friend perhaps and just brought
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Fil Mabin
Charles A. Root
Charles Turek
Ora BE. Phillips
Elizabeth Blaine
F. G. Blain
Blanche MacDonald Rousey
W. C. Mounts
Hemingford
John J. Kiefer
Clyde C. Vaseer
United States
Henry J. Winten
Alice A. Anderson
F. E. Holston
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Sheridan
Ola Jacobson
Martin B. Jacobson
Rockefeller Jr Advice On Marriage Sparks Critique
The column mocks John D. Rockefeller Jr for offering wife selection advice while rich power shapes opinions. It notes his Bible class talks on Samson and cautions against marrying for money or status, urging heart and head to guide choices.
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John, Jr
Mr. Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Samson
Philistines
Ite
Marriage promises happiness no matter who is chosen
The piece mocks a noble source on marriage with a pointed question about John Jr adding to knowledge. It suggests some Americans will rethink mating with Zulu maidens, but argues that a man who marries anyone will get what he deserves.
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John, Jr
Wanted to Buy Hogs Contact O Bannon and Neuswanger
Advert states buyers seek fat and stock hogs and provides contact names O Bannon and Neuswanger with phone number 71.
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O’bannon
Neuswanger
Commanding General to Visit Camp Joseph E Johnston
In Camp Joseph E Johnston Florida during the war a large sergeant tells his unit that a new man General will visit. He warns soldiers not to get frustrated if questioned and reminds them the relationship is mutually binding as fifty fifty between private and general.
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Mr. Rockefeller
Joseph E. Johnston
Florida
American Legion Weekly
Santa Claus falls over chair in bedroom tale
A child explains to his mother that the dreadful word is Santa Claus. He recalls an incident on Christmas Eve when Santa Claus fell over a chair in his bedroom, prompting the warning. Life magazine caption style notes a tender Christmas moment.
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Santa
Tommy
Santa Claus
Dark figure confronts Philadelphia schoolchildren over food ban
A troubling incident in Philadelphia sees a shadowy individual threaten students at a school, forbidding them to eat pickles, candy or pretzels. The scene raises concerns about safety and the students’ ability to endure such coercion.
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Philadelphia
Coe
Chaplin's The Kid Plays Imperial Tonight Second Showing
The Kid, Charlie Chaplin's comedy produced over a year, returns to the Imperial tonight for a second and final showing. Crowd laughter from last night repeats, though Lincoln welfare workers object to a scene about a boy hired to break windows.
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Charles Chaplin
the Imperial
State House
Lincoln
Mary Miles Minter Stars in Sweet Lavender Sunday Feature
The Sunday feature presents Mary Miles Minter in Sweet Lavender based on Sir Arthur Wing Pinero. The play follows a college boy and his landlady’s daughter as their shy puppy love unfolds from their first meeting.
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Mary Miles Minter
Arthur Wing Pinero
The Mad Marriage at the Star Dome
Lavender berates a surprised youth as Clem resists her charm. Carmel Myers stars as a domes tic caregiver to artists who may be too wrapped in art to notice hunger. Jerry Paxton, a rich idle patron, fears marriage as he dodges social entanglements before Cinderella Jane’s arrival.
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Carmel Myers
Jerry Paxton
Jerry
Cinderella Jane
Profiteering Dialogue From Boston Transcript
A fragment quotes a Boston Transcript line about profiteering from quick marriages. One character charges $5 per marriage and $10 extra for speed, describing the income as a "source of income" amid haste and elopement. The passage presents a satirical glimpse into shady wedding schemes.
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Boston Transcript
Veritas on Kitchens and Brew Eries Across Regions
American Legion Weekly notes the divergence in terminology with country residents using kitchens, city residents calling them kitchenettes, and rural and urban communities adopting brew eries. The piece contrasts regional language in everyday spaces.
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American Legion Weekly
Vocational expert doubts wife’s daily mile count
The vocational expert who estimated a wife walks two miles daily while preparing meals did not continue experiments in a modern apartment.
Temperance Worker Seeks Inebriates' Home Donations
A temperance worker solicits contributions for the Inebriates' Home with a polite opening. A wife jokingly offers her husband if found, and the piece touches on themes of inheritance refusals and tax forms amid clever wordplay.
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