Glouster Thanksgiving News and Town Visitors
Glouster residents and visitors filled the Thanksgiving week with travel to Columbus and nearby towns. Local names like Carpenter Foley Pickering Heston and Straitsville figures plus Midland-area crews attended gatherings, lectures, and dances at Gormley’s hall and the Christian church while students from O. M. A. at Columbus returned home for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Carpenter
Joy
Mary
Katie Foley
Athens
Fred Smith
Columbus
Edda Carpenter
Henry Angle
Vinton County
B. W. Pickering
Janett Thompson
Straitsville
Liza Ellis
Dr. Rhodes
Carbon Hill
Fay McDowell
Merle Crooks
Maynard Pettit
Nelsonville
Elmer Morrison
Rawndale
R. C. M. Hastings
Chauncey
Glouster
Charlie Eddy
Gormley's
Artie Tinker
Corning
Vinnie Adams
Bishopville
J. E. Jones
M.J. Walsh
John Roberts
Ned Heise
Lillian Kevitz
New Lexington
John Garman
Marie
Somerset
Jessie
Anna Jones
Grandville
Lewis Jones
Local Social Notes From Wolfs Plains and Nearby Towns
Local residents share Thanksgiving and weekend visits across Glouster Athens Nelsonville and surrounding areas. Names include J Warbhame Minnie Bishop Jennie Gabriel Nelie Stage Eva Variety Edward Michael Carl Barker and families. Several trips note relatives visiting ill or grieving. social guest lists show frequent family connections.
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J. Warbhame
Glouster
J. A. McCatheran
Minnie Bishop
Athens
Mamie Davis
Jennie Gabriel
Columbus
Nelie Stage
G. W. Stage
Wilka
Salem
Eva Variety
Wu. Barber
Nelsonville
F. M. McHarg
Edward Michael
Daleton
Phillip Mickarel
Oowtn Martin
Beaumont
Hadley Hawk
Jame Fuller
Roxville
Charity Garrett
Guy Steward
Harper Matheney
Carl Barker
Melsonville
H. M. Barker
Willie Shafer
Mies
Shafer Peat
Crandwether
Catherine Seafer
Yager
Welldon
Dem
Pratinville
Mrs Pinkham Advice Promises Help For Women
A 25 year claim notes thousands of women confide troubles to Mrs. Pinkham, praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ovarian inflammation and related ills. The piece cites a testimonial from Rize Chappel of Grant Park, Illinois, endorsing her guidance and noting free advice from Lynn Mass.
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Sician
Widow Moves In After Uncle’s Death Joke Sparks Gossip
In a Philadelphia Press snippet, a ribbing exchange erupts over a rich uncle’s recent death and a widow moving nearby. Joaksey jokes about hair dye and the dead man’s wealth, while the uncle’s relative reacts with disbelief at the teasing.
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Joaksey
Philadelphia Press
Copper Output Sets Montana Record In Last Year
United States Assayer Braden reports Montana mines yielded copper worth no less than 40 905 000 pounds in the previous year. It stands as the largest single-year copper production for any state, with no count of revenue from other mineral resources.
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Seoniakas
United States
Braden
Montana
Chicago Chronicle
Pussied for Once. Mrs. Banks-What do you think of your new neighbors
A brief exchange in Smart Set humor about neighbors who have their washing done outside, noted as Mrs Banks asks for thoughts while Mrs Prooks admits she cannot speak due to being downtown.
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Pussied
Hornet Fight Leaves Patee Officer with Burned Kitchen
Officer Charles Eacock tried to burn a hornet nest in his kitchen using oil on a broom and a match. The blaze spread, forcing him outside where firefighters later contained the fire. Eacock returned inside to find his head swollen from stings, his helmet unable to fit, and his day ending with a three day layoff claim he telephoned to headquarters.
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Patee
Charles Eacock
Iis Wate
Mother-Nelaw
Eavock
Lacack
Aock
Aight Sre
Bacock
Whites Take In Indian Lands in Five Tribes Region
United States Indian Agent Shhoen reports on unlawful occupancy of five civilized tribes lands and urges congressional protection. He notes 84,750 people across Choctaws Chickasaws Creeks Cherokees and Seminoles, with 19.8 million acres. calls for uniform taxation, debt relief, and a reformatory. The piece also describes segregated dog quarters in Cons with fenced dog colonies guarding territory.
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United States Indian
Shhoenfelt
Union Agency
Five Civilized Tribes
Lande
Congress
Line Blinks and Divorce Return to Club Life
A terse exchange notes a man’s return to the club following his marriage split. Jinks hints at a quick reconciliation with plans to remarry, reflecting social calculus after a divorce as reported by the Chicago Daily News.
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Chicago Daily News
The Real Thing and the Right of a Married Daughter
The Atchison Globe notes a clash between royal prerogative and a daughter's return home to unveil her baby to her parents, highlighting a humorous contrast between dynastic dignity and family moments.
The Wise Man and Chamberlain Cough Remedy Ad
A Chicago Daily News excerpt touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for cold and la grippe, claiming no pneumonia cases among thousands using it over years. Whitfield & Co. promotes the remedy as prompt, complete recovery and pneumonia prevention, with local sale noted by W H McKee and Norwescen whalers report Icelandic coast whaling activity.
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Whitfield & Co
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
W.H. McKee
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Local Resident
Mr. R. Gray from Amenia ikshhesa county KM Y praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine he has used. He calls it a fine children's remedy for croup and notes it cures when started at the first hoarseness or croupy cough. Readily kept at hand for instant use. sale by W. H.
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R. Gray
Amenia
Ikshhesa County
KM Y
Tarpon Near City Attracts Strong Interest In Bay
The Florida Times Union reports tarpon have approached near Taupe city bay attracting nimrods. Capt Warner, who maintains bay buoys, said Monday he found a school of 15 to 20 tarpon and failed to land any. He saw a larger tarpon yesterday farther from shore near the bird light, marking an unprecedented proximity to the city.
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Taupe
Florida Times-Union
Warner
General Weyler Appointment Sparks Madrid Official Resignations
The appointment of Gen Weyler as espia general of Madrid triggers mass resignations by eminent officials. The Washington Star notes the general enjoys old time popularity despite the turmoil.
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Weyler
Espisia General
Madrid
Washington Star
Pocses
Support for Bagnuh Miasione Missionary Aid
The Church Missionary Society of England receives contributions during the year totaling more than 0.00,000 in fe year meteloach, reflecting strong donor support for missionary work.
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Church Missionary Society of England
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