Local residents visit and travel notes
Miss Blayche Smith left this morning for a visit with relatives in Columbus. Mrs. Homer Wolf of Nelsonville arrived today, guest of her aunt Mrs. J. B. Fulton. Wirt Leland of New York City arrived Wednesday evening, guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Thompson. Mr. Leland on a business trip through the state. Miss Edsa Hateh and children spent Wednesday with friends in Nelsonville. Athens Gun Club members went to Glouster to shoot with that club. Mrs. W. Bolden left this morning for Columbus for the day then Gambier to visit her son Jans at Kenyon College. Mrs. D. Rhea went to Zaleski this morning for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Wolf
Nelsonville
J. B. Fulton
Wirt Leland
New York City
8. D. Thompson
Leland
Athens
Glourter
Place
W. Bolden
Colmbus
Gambier
Jans
Kenyon College
Mrs Catharine Walsh Sets Out for Gloucester Visit
Mrs. Catharine Walsh departed today for a several days visit with her parents in Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Walsh
Glouster
Woordworths Host Guests From West Virginia
Mr and Mrs EB H Woordworth welcomed Mrs M Ames of Wheeling and Mrs Willard McKee of Charleston as guests from West Virginia. Mrs Lionne Schaeffler and daughter Lena departed for Indianapolis after the death of Mrs Bodin in that city from heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. H. Woordworth
M. Ames
Wheeling
W. Va
Willard McKee
Clarleston
Lionne Schaeffler
Davghter
Lena
Indianapolis
John Bodin
Miss Bowser Attends Lancaster Women’s Clubs Banquet
Miss Ida Bowser travels to Lancaster to be a guest at the annual banquet hosted by the Lancaster women's clubs, continuing a sequence of social engagements this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bowser
Lancaster
Women's Clubs
Local Residents Attend Visits and Memorial Day Plans
Mrs. W H Boden spent the day in Marshfield visiting relatives. Mrs Claud H Thompson left for a visit with her sister in Columbus. Mrs Lydia Armstrong returned from Newonville. Judge E D Sayre and son Arthur went to New Lexington. the Judge will deliver the Decoration day address Saturday. Dr N Hill of Nelsonville was in the city on business. Mr S F Hooper left for Carpenter to spend Sunday with his wife visiting relatives there. James Biddle, returning from Baltimore, will spend the summer at home near Fisher. Mrs Sarah Bean leaves for Washington to live with daughter Fannie who holds a government position. Friends called Thursday evening and left a silver spoon in appreciation of her neighborhood service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Sayre
Arthur
New Lexington
F. Hooper
Carpenter
James Biddle
Physicians’ and Surgeon Medical College
Baltimore
Fisher
Sarah Bean
Washington, D. C
Fannie
Bean
Nelsonville
Fred Kreig
Athens
Warner
Kreig
Shaner
Robbins’ Bridge
Haydenville
Lawrence Kessler
Frank Lawrence
Kessler
Lawrence
Lawrece
Kelley
Jenkins Sajo
Riddimire
Bond
Local Visitors and Guests Reported in Athens Area
Miss Mary Miser, a former Conneaut student, visits college friends. Ralph Williams of Mineral spends Sunday in Athens with relatives. Dr BE Bean of Pleasanton stays several days with friends. W W Ward of London visits Athens with friends. C G Bellows and spouse attend Decoration exercises at Marshfield. W L Heron and family visit relatives in Marshfield. Clara Mills of Columbus visits her parents in Athens over Sunday. Maude Scott leaves Saturday for Waldo to visit sister Mabel Scott. Jennie Pow of Nelsonville part of weekend guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miser
Conneaut
College Friends
Ralph Williams
Mineral
Athens
Mr. W. L. Heron
Marshfield
Clara Mills
Columbus
W. A. Mills
Maude Scott
Waldo
Miss Mabel Scott
Social Guests Visit Local Families This Weekend
Mrs Morgan Richards hosted a guest on Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joe Randall of Paducah Ky visited Mrs Mary Balls, the former’s sister. Leonard Ravenscroft of Columbus stayed with relatives and friends Saturday evening and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Morgan Richards
Joe Randall
Paducah, Ky
Mary Balls
Leonard Ravenscroft
Columbus
Mrs Henry Herrold Hosts Mrs Hammill In Chicago Visitor
Mr C D Hammill of Chicago is the guest of his sister Mrs Henry Herrold on West Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Hammill
Chicago
Henry Herrold
West Union Street
Miss Higgins Returns Home From Lee's Creek Teaching
Miss Winnifred Higgins comes back home after a year teaching at Lee's Creek. She visited family and neighbors upon her return, sharing stories of her teaching experiences and plans for the near future.
Ath ens Hosts U S G S Worker and Dayton Guests
Mr Charles Beckler of the U S G S spent Sunday in Athens near Franklin Pa. Mr and Mrs L D Poston of Dayton are guests of the latter's parents on Park Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beckler
Franklin
Athens
L. D. Poston
Dayton
C. L. Poston
Park Place
Miss Lillebridge Merritt Guest of Judge Wood Family
Miss Lillebridge Merritt, longtime Beverly teacher, is visiting Judge Wood and his family on Congress Street as a guest of honor.
Henrys Visit Amesville Guests of Father over Weekend
Mr and Mrs H C Henry and family drove to Amesville Saturday and were the guests of his father H C Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Henry
Amesville
Local residents visit and travel notes from Columbus and Nelsonville
Mrs A C Logan of Wichita Kansas returns home after being here for her father James Pratt's death. Mr and Mrs F Stanley Crook of Columbus stay with grandparents Henry and Mrs Logan. Mr and Mrs I N McCoy and two daughters from Fultonham and Mrs Lib Gabriel of Nelsonville visit John McCoy family. Mrs A L Johnson returns from Columbus after illness in sister Ben Johnson who is greatly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Logan
Wichita
Kansas
James
F. Stanley Crook
Columbus
Henry Logan
I. N. McCoy
Fultenham
Lib Gabriel
Nelsonville
John McCoy
A. L. Johnson
Ben Johnson
Local travelers and holiday visits noted
Mesers. L. W. Kelley and C. A. Bingman of the Hocking Valley freight office left Saturday morning for a short pleasure trip to Toledo and Detroit. Fred Walker spent Decoration day in Sugar Grove the guest of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
L. W. Kelley
C. A. Bingman
Hocking Valley
Toledo
Detroit
Fred Walker
Sugar Grove
Figley Visits Athens Then Returns to Chillicothe
Mr. Orville Fe Figley of Chillicothe spent the last of the week with relatives in Athens. He is now employed in the B. & O. work in Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Fe Figley
Chillicothe
Athens
Mr. Figley
B. & O. Wore
Society Notes From Columbus Guests and Visits
Misses Anna and Effie Silvey of Columbus were guests Saturday and Sunday of Miss Maude Bingham. Mrs C ilcorn had as a guest Sunday Miss Irene Murphy of Columbus. Mrs Gertrude Barth and her son Carl returned Monday from a visit with relatives in Coolville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Effie Silvey
Columbus
Maude Bingham
C.ilcorn
Irene Murphy
Gertrude Barth
Carl
Coolville
Mrs Armethrong Spends Decoration Day With Planiz Family
Mrs Elza Armethrong of Kebbars ville visits Decoration Day with Mr and Mrs Geo W Planiz of Pomeroy for a little social time and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Armethrong
Kebbardsville
Geo. W. Planiz
Pomeroy
Miss Mary Chambers Guest in Columbus Over Weekend
Miss Mary Chambers spent Saturday and Sunday as a guest of friends in Columbus, enjoying a quiet weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chambers
Columbus
Local visitors and guests attend in Glouster and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Edward Lockard were guests of the latters parents in Glouster Sunday. Mr W S Southerton returned from Pomeroy. Mrs John White of Logan visited Mr and Mrs George DeCamp. Squire J H McPherson and son of Pleasanton were in the city on business. Mr and Mrs George Bethel of Nelsonville stayed with Judge and Mrs A Bethel. Miss Alice Ayres returned to Columbus after visiting Mr and Mrs Carlos Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lockard
Glouster
John White
Logan
George DeCamp
Squire J. H. McPherson and Son
Pleasanton
George Bethel
Nelsonville
A. &. Bethel
Alice Ayres
Columbus
Carlos Harris
Student Visits New York College on Sunday
A visiting student from McArthur paused in New York City on his way home, spending time with college friends during Sunday travel.
Walker couple return from Gallipolis visit
Mr and Mrs E R Walker returned Monday morning from Gallipolis where they had stayed since Thursday as guests of Mr and Mrs Scott Haney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Walker
Gallipolis
Thurday
Scott Haney
Jones Family Returns After Visit in New Lexington
Mr and Mrs James Jones and their little daughter Josephine spent several days with relatives in New Lexington and returned Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. W
Southerton
Pomeroy
James Jones
Josephine
New Lexington
E. J. Jones Leaves for Jackson Court Action
E. J. Jones travels to Jackson on Monday to pursue circuit court cases. His son Albert goes to Wellston for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Jones
Jackson
Albert
Wellston
J. C. Morgan
Thompson Takes Superintendent Post at Morris Poston Mines
Mr Charles H Thompson left today for Dunglen after a visit with his family on Hast State street He will move his family to the new location this week where he recently took a position as superintendent of the Morris Poston mines Local readers note his relocation and new job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Thompson
Dunglen
Morris-Poston
Higgins attends Kentucky wedding of nephew Giles
Mrs J M Higgins left Friday for Louisville Kentucky to attend the wedding of her nephew J Harry Giles. The wedding will take place Tuesday night. Giles was a guest of Dr and Mrs J M Higgins last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Higgins
Louieville
J. Harry Giles
Mr. Giles
Business visitor A V Linecott in Trible
A. V. Linecott was a business visitor in Trible on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Linecott
Trible
Miss Fra Frost Guest of Mr and Mrs Harry O Bisen ess
Miss Fra Frost of Marietta is the guest of Mr and Mrs Harry O Bisen ess on College street during a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fra Frost of
Marietta
Harry O'Biseness
College Street
Alice Hedges Purchases Phillips Residence on East State
Mrs. Alice Hedges buys the Frank P. Phillips house on East State Street for a consideration of 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hedges
Frank P. Phillips
East State Street
Mrs Crooks Plans Baltimore Visit With Clergy Kin
Mrs Merle Crooks travels Tuesday toward Baltimore to visit Rev and Mrs F R Crooks. Mr T J Herrold of Charleston WV spends the week with his son H J Herrold and daughter Mrs Thurman Morgan in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Crooks
Baltimore
F. R. Crooks
T. J. Herrold
Charleston, W. V
H. J. Herrold
Mrs. Thurman Morgan
Miss Anna Landis Returns From Columbus Visit
Miss Anna Landis arrived home Tuesday morning after a short visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Landis in Columbus.
Doctor Henry Heads to Chicago for AMA Meeting
Dr. J. L. Henry departed Monday for Chicago to attend an American Medical Association gathering. He will pause in several cities en route home and is expected to return Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Henry
Chicago
American Medical Association
Addison man visits relatives in Parkersburg
Roy Rothgib of Addison visited Parkersburg on Sunday en route home and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dean and family. F C Steadman George C Gregg and W S Bower returned from Dayton after spending Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Rothgib
Addison
Parkersburg
Theodore Dean
F. C. Steadman
George C. Gregg
W. 8. Bower
Dayton
George Reynolds
Newtons Visit Zanesville Couple and Luhrig
Mr and Mrs Guy Newton from Zanesville visited Mr Newtons mother at Luhrig then spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Will Gross before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Newton
Zanesville
Mr. Newton
Luhrig
Will Gross
Bowwell Scholars to Meet After Examination
All Bowwell scholars who passed the recent examination must meet in the High School assembly hall next Monday June through June nine oclock J B Clayton Clerk Township Board of Education weekly and Thur daily
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowwell
J. B. Clayton
Clerk Township Board of Education
Wkly and
Thur Daily
Plowing by Paraffin Engine Tractors Tested
Experiments in Lincolnshire show six inch plowing possible with paraffin engine traction at an average cost of 60 cents per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolnshire
England
Toasts for Absent Members Across Clubs
A Clover Leaves quip notes one club toasts absent members and another club repeats the habit with a similar toast. The joke hinges on shared social ritual rather than naming individuals or events.
The Pessimistic Bachelor Satirizes Marriage Costs
A Chicago newspaper correspondent notes that entering marriage on a twelve dollars a week basis is risky. He suggests that confirmed bachelors may push to strike out that phrase from common parlance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gridiron Club Takes Aim at Greatness
A cryptic remark hints at the Gridiron club guiding a man toward true greatness by discipline and mentorship, underscoring the club’s influence on character and achievement.
Effective Cyclone Razes House Faster Than Carpenter
The cyclone described as an effective force damages a home rapidly, surpassing a builder in destruction. It emphasizes the swift, overpowering nature of the storm and its impact on structures.
One Good Point About Talking to the Dead
A Chicago News note praises a new scheme of talking to the dead, but warns you must call them first and they will not appear at busy times to unload a tale of woe into your ear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Hyomei Promises Quick Relief for Catarrh and Bronchitis
Advertised testimonials from Mrs. M A Drake and others praise Hyomei as a cure or relief for catarrh bronchitis hay fever asthma and colds. The ad notes a pocket inhaler included with every $1 outfit and offers extra bottles at 50 cents, with Henderson-Crider money back if not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Drake
Utica
N. Y
Ladwick Edwards
Madison Ave
Columbus
Public Concern Over Evil in News Coverage
The passage notes that evil deeds dominate news reporting while good conduct remains the norm. It argues evil must be exposed but stresses restraint in highlighting ordinary virtuous acts.
In Our Own Strength We Stand Behind Ourselves
A short quoted line credits George Wil and Curtis, asserting safety rests with individuals rather than institutions. The fragmentary text presents a personal motto about self-reliance and responsibility without broader context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wiland Curtis
Adore Enthusiasm and Youthful Vision
Mazzini expresses reverence for enthusiasm and early youth as a divine perfume the soul keeps from its Creator, urging a reverent regard for the virgin soul and its dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giuseppe Mazzini
Quotation from Uncle Allen Sparks on rope and choices
The remark by Uncle Allen Sparks notes that not every man will hang himself when given rope and that some are simply quicker to get stranded. The line frames personal decisions and consequences with a wry proverb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Allen Sparks
Hayward’s Heath Society Offers Penny For Wasp Queens
The Hayward's Heath Horticultural Society announces a penny bounty for every queen wasp brought to the summer show as a pest control incentive. Local residents are urged to participate and help curb a wasp increase in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward's Heath
Roads to Happiness in Simple Living
Quote by John Ruskin praising contentment through farming reading thinking and love. Describes happiness found in watching crops grow tending gardens and engaging in thoughtful work and relationships. Reflects rustic philosophy and optimism about daily toil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruskia
Morris Visits Father in Whistier Ties Extended Stay
L. J. Morris arrived Monday from Whistier Alabama and will stay a month with his father Charles Morris on West Washington Street. Dan McKeever who has been at the town is mentioned in passing as part of the ongoing local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Morris
Whistier
Alabama
Charles Morris
W. Washington Street
Dan McKeever
Burdette Guest Returns Home From Charleston Visit
Mr. Wallace Burdette of Charleston West Virginia has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs CCBE. McNutt and daughter Miss Nellie returned home Tuesday morning. They also have as a guest Mr. Shorr of West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Burdette
Charleston
W. Va
Ccbe. McNutt
Nellie
Shorr
West Virginia
London critic flags New York humor as barbaric
A London observer visiting New York argues that much pictorial humor relies on showing someone injured or ridiculed. He calls this approach a barbaric conception and contrasts it with other, lighter forms of humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Kreig Ordered Home to Behave Under Judge Lynch
Probate Judge Lynch sends Kreig home with good behavior terms. Nelsonville police will monitor his progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreig
Lynch
Nelsonville
Corylop sis of Japan Perfume Ad
A perfume sample Corylop sis of Japan offered by Henderson Crider Drug Co. promotes a five percent ounce bottle and invites trying an ounce to sense its daintiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Henderson Crider Drug Co
College Street Hosts Guest From Glen Alien
Mr R BE Wickham of Glen Alien North Dakota visits Mr and Mrs Harry OBleness on College Street. He returns home from Columbia University New York City where he earned a master’s degree in mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BE. Wickham
Glen Alien
N. Dakota
Harry O’bleness
College Street
Wickham
Columbian University
New York City
And the Least Valuable Of All Excuses
A brief adage attributed to Buxton notes that among vain things excuses stand as the most futile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buxton
Portraits in Nervous Diseases by Dr. H Campbell Thomson
Dr H Campbell Thomson of England uses the cinematograph to film nervous patients at 16 frames per second, capturing their movements for study and diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Campbell Thomson
England
Toek Pug to the Theater in London Pantomime
A London suburban theater patrons bring a pug to a pantomime and pay for his seat during the performance. At interval the mistress offers the dog a saucer of milk, illustrating playful crowd behavior at the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toek Pug
London
Pug
Polite Chinese Children and Do Your Duty Phrases
Description of young Chinese children learning strict manners and bowing deeply for respect. It compares the greeting chin chin to handshaking and ties the phrase Do your whole duty and keep your mouth shut to the saying trust in God and keep your powder dry.
Earthquake Sparks Lottery Ticket Rush in Vienna
After a Vienna quake a crowd flocked to shops selling lottery tickets the next day. Applicants sought numbers they believed the earthquake suggested, creating an unexpected betting frenzy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Philosophy Line Echoes On Attaining the Ideal Life
A reflective passage cites Phillips Brooks on the chase of a fully realized life. It contrasts the ideal self with present action, noting the persistent tension between ought and actual achievement. The quote invites quiet contemplation on personal growth and fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Brooks
Danger in continuous crops
The text notes that successive crops of the same plant exhaust soil and create a toxin. Steam distillation of wheat sick soil produced a crystalline toxin harmful to wheat. soil exhausted for cowpeas yielded a substance toxic to cowpeas but not to wheat.
Yew Tree 3,000 Years Old in Scotland Fortingall Yew
The Fortingall yew in Perthshire is estimated by Sir Robert Christison to be well over 3000 years old making it the oldest yew in Europe. If correct the tree stood large during King Solomon's era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Europe
Fortingall
Perthshire
Sir R. Christison
Robert
Portingall
Solomon
Israel
Social Climber’s Requirements in London West End
The Ladies Field prescribes a social climber in London to have a mansion in a premier west end square a countryside residence five motor cars several horses and carriages three tiaras and a very thick skin as essential equipment for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
West End
When to Quit in Debate Ending Marital Strife
A satirical note suggests divorces diminish if women stop talking after conceding victory in a debate. The quip concerns gender dynamics and marital disagreements, reflecting social attitudes of the era.
Economy in Excess Concept Warns of Poverty Shadow
A brief reflection on excessive austerity, warning that severe frugality can threaten the current prosperity and deepen long term poverty, even when spending seems essential. The piece stresses tension between prudent budgeting and harsh austerity's social impact.
Look Upward Browning Poem Verses Echo Sky
The line speaks of the blue heavens as grander than clouds, inviting contemplation of vastness and beauty through imagery and timeless verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Louisians Unveils Nation's Largest Steel Sawmill
The facility boasts a 600000 foot daily capacity, claiming status as the country’s largest sawmill. It highlights heavy steel construction and streamlined production to meet rising demand for lumber products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Louisians
Mary Defies Courtesy in Morning Request
Little Mary, though well behaved, resents disrespect and snaps at Cousin Robert when asked to fetch his hat. He asks for the hat, she replies with defiance, saying she will not do it to Mr Mozelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Robert
Mademoiselle
Mr. Mozelle
Magnetic Rolling Stones of Australia Gather as Ore Group
Magnetic ore rich stones in Australia form a rolling cluster described as a rolling stones group. The stones, noted for their magnetic properties, are expected to move together on a smooth surface, creating a cohesive mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
A Slow Process Dripping Water and Waiting
A reflection on persistence noting that gradual forces, like water, wear down obstacles but passive waiting achieves little. The piece contrasts patient effort with inaction and emphasizes steady progress over time.
Suited for Suckers Find in Death Valley Rocks Big Salt
Report claims huge rock salt deposits discovered in Death Valley. The proclaimed find resembles a Death Valley gold mine with potential for large-scale exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley
Every Man's Influence Reflects on Public Thought
A quotation from E. L. Godkin asserts that no man speaks without contributing to unseen forces shaping humanity's destiny. Even small remarks influence others, counteracting or altering impressions and triggering ideas that can change the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Godkin
Definition of bachelor by a schoolboy error
A published humorous definition suggests a bachelor is a man with no wife and a playful misspelling indicating a lack of marriage. The excerpt relies on a boy's mistaken wording to illustrate language errors in a classroom exercise.
Proper Lighting of Mines
A proposal argues for compulsory adoption of the incandescent electric lighting system in mines to greatly reduce fatalities.
Notice of Appointment In Edith M Pierre Estate
The undersigned has been opposed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Edith M Pierre, late of Athens county Ohio, deceased. Dated May 20 1908 James H Pierre. 1-21 Owkly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. Pierre
Athens County
Ohio
A. D
James H. Pierre
Stockholders Meeting for Colega Place Improvement Co
Stockholders meet at the First National Bank Athens Ohio at 4 p m June 30 1908 to close affairs and surrender the charter Hobson president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colega Place Improvement Company
First Neional Bank
Athens
Ohio
Aneet
Hobson
Quote on Good Nature and Entitlement
The saying notes a man who insists on his good nature often misunderstands its meaning. It suggests a wary view of self serving complaints about others’ behavior. The remark implies introspection about genuine courtesy versus claimed generosity.
Quote on mortgage and fences from Uncle Ben
The Washington Star quotes Uncle Ben saying faith and effort help some ailments but he dislikes seeing a man mend fences and lift the mortgage with stubborn work. He warns against relying on luck rather than effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhen
Washington Star
The True and the False in Love
A reflective note on love from Amiel's Journal. It argues true love ennobles the personality fortifies the heart and sanctifies existence. It urges the beloved to be clear and understood like a diamond so admiration grows with knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiel
Scatter Sunshine Quote Inspires Kindness
George Eliot urges simple acts of kindness through friendly words, noting opportunities to do good arise more often than through deeds. The aphorism highlights daily generosity and social impact possible in ordinary interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deede
George Eliot
Idleness and Contemplation in Classical Thought
A fragment discusses idleness and the danger of idle contemplation, warning that a fool never engages in meaningful effort. It contrasts focused action with vain rumination, emphasizing practical endeavor over passive reflection.
When it’s Different Life Quote
The line notes that people often reveal troubles to the world while joys remain private, highlighting the human tendency to share burdens but not celebrate happiness openly. It reflects on communal empathy and personal joy distribution.
Paradox on Narrow Minds and Wide Berth Realities
A reflective note observes how a narrow minded man challenges social space and behavior. The piece suggests prudent distance and cautious interaction when encountering rigid thinking, framing it as a paradox in daily conduct and personal judgment.
Self-Recorded Quote On Heroic Life By Carlyle
A short, reflective fragment notes Carlyle’s assertion that a gifted person can inscribe a heroic life on the eternal skies, highlighting potential and destiny in elevated language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carlyle
Patience and a Dog's Backward Somersaults Trick
A noted genius uses intense patience to train a dog to perform backward somersaults, showcasing unusual teaching mastery and animal responsiveness.
Marriage label reflects old social satire
After marriage the average man acts as if he earned a favor by marrying, a quip attributed to the Chicago Daily News. The remark conveys a skeptical, humorous take on early 20th century marital norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Condemnation of Brutality Quotation
A reflection on human conduct quotes Cowper condemning cruelty toward creatures and listing moral expectations for friendship and compassion. The line warns against needless harm and praises humane behavior.
Two-Handed Writers Debate Wealth and Craft
A tongue in cheek reflection argues Kipling’s warning against chasing wealth with both hands while a modern ambidextrous author races to produce novels. The piece weighs literary integrity against market success and speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard Kipling
In Original Packages He Keeps His Friends
A brief cryptic line about someone who values loyal friends while refusing to amend their position or plans. The fragment suggests a stance of steadfastness despite external pressure.
After Darkness, Light. Ronar: First the thick cloud and then the rainbow
A reflective piece by Ronar contrasts gloom and hope, describing a progression from darkness to a hopeful rainbow after a storm. The author uses vivid natural imagery to convey resilience and renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronar
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Blayche Smith
Edsa Hateh
D. Rhea
Zaleski
W. H. Boden
Claud H. Thompson
Claire Graham Stewart
Lydia Armstrong
Newonville
Dr. N. Hill
BE. M. Bean of
W. W. Ward
C. G. Bellows
Jennie
A. C. Beaver
Unicoi, Tenn
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fending Business College
McArthur
Anna Landis
Mrs
D. C. Landis
Acre
Muayor
Newe
Uncle Allen
Corylopsis
Dillinger
S. M. Denison
E. Main St
Stockholders’ Meeting
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Ht. L. Wheaton Carpenter Hardware Co
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