Prait's Fore Involved Locals Return from Mines
Homer Gatefull has come home to Mammoth West Virginia after six months away. Ray King, who worked in the limestone quarry at Albany, returned home sick from work. Farrel and wife of Athens were guests Sunday of Hanby Arrow and family. Will Carteran of Kiupiury So invited friends for Sunday visit. Bert Bentz, Homer Gatehall, James Goldsberry and Ellen Anes rode to Athens Sunday afternoon. Miss Emma Blackwood studies dressmaking with Mrs. Wm Hinds in Darwin.
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Prait
Homer Gatefull
Mammoth
W. Va
Homer Gatehall
Janes Goldsverry
Elen Anes
Athens
Emma Blackwood
Darwin
Wm Hinds
Local Notables and Community Notices
Jackson Sams Lysander suffers a severe appendicitis attack. C. E. Love travels to Athens for work. Cora Tedrow and Goldie Tedrow attend the Indron normal term with G. V. Christman as teacher. Sylvia Love and Flora Britts visit South Canaan friends. Rev. Massey to fill Graham Chapel May 1 with baptismal services. H. F. Dillinger made a business trip to Athens Wednesday.
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Lysander
Jackson Sams
C. E. Love
Athens
Cora
Goldie Tedrow
Indron
G.V. Christman
Sylvia Love
Flora Britts
South Canaan
Massey Wall
Graham Chapel
H. F. Dillinger
Local notes from Canaanville and area
Mrs Waldo Baird and daughter Loenie visited relatives near Marchmont last week. Funeral services for Mrs Jane Smith were held at Bethel church. John McKinley family moved to Fisher this week. Almira Burch moved from Wilson Creek to Linscott residence. John Haslett, ill with tyhoid fever, is recovering. George Crawford enlarges farm improvements and plans a new dwelling. J P Mingus enters dry goods and grocery trade. FC Webster Co to add wagon and clerk. Perley and Fred Cokes bought Elza Barchfield farm and move. Jo Coker building a new house on recently bought farm. Flora Coker improving after illness. Fruit trees bloom with good crops expected except peaches. Mrs Maury Joyce visited Columbus relatives.
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Waldo Baird
Loenie
Marchmont
Jane Smith
Bethel Church
Little Federal
John McKinley
Fisher
Almira Burch
Wilsow Creek
Linscott
John Haslett
George Crawford
J. P. Mingus
Elza
Local visits and church service noted around Glouster area
Sidney Carpenter visited his nephew Carson Carpenter near Amiesville recently. Edward McCunon and Lawrence Grubb traveled to Glouster Saturday. Aaron Bell took a business trip to the area late in the week. Mr and Mrs Burges Wade stayed with relatives at Calvary Saturday and Sunday. Miss Fury Brooks visited her parents Saturday. Reverend W A Roush of Glouster preached the funeral of Mrs Charles Morris at Hooper Ridge on May 1. Reverend William Robinson also made a business trip to Stockport Saturday.
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Sidney Carpenter
Carson Carpenter
Amiesville
Edward McCunon
Lawrence Grubb
Glonster
Ifs
Bira
Aaron Bell
Msr Burges Wade
Calvary
Miss Fury Brooks
W. A. Roush
Glouster
Chas. Morris
Hooper Ridge
William Robinson
Stockport
Chauncey Sunday Guests and Local Appointments
Mrs Ella Duypler and Mrs Marie Peters visited Miss Emma Coom in Chauncey over Sunday. T J Wallace of Glouster preached at the Maccabee bath with next service in two weeks. May It De W Sprague of Fairfield county visited his brother Dr W T Spagque. Will McDonald of Glouster was a business visitor Monday. A major fake shocked the town Friday from Nelsonville. Sept J F Angell train master and H E Spench assistant train master with C L Gardner and C E Smith viewed the Channcey yards and discussed changes. Officials indicate plans for a large lake trade this summer via HEV.
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Cle Ming
Ella Duypler
New Levington
Marie Peters
Athi
Emma Coom
T. J. Wallace
Glouster
Local notes from Nelsonville area reflect social and school updates
Mfr and Mrs PF L Pretson of Athens hosted relatives in the city. Dr Primrose bought the Creaney hotel on Fayette Street and will move to Kansas. Prof Aaron Grady was reelected superintendent at 1500 annually. WriL Bean remains high school principal. Various visits, drivers, and revival services noted, along with births and illnesses, including a baby girl for Mr and Mrs Charles Ray and a death from spinal meningitis easing with funeral rites at Green Lawn.
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PF. L. Pretson
Athenens
Daniel Windon
Chester
Gertrude Willis
Estella Kreig
Messra
John
Arthur Creaney
Fayette Street
Primrose
Kansas
Aaron Grady
Wril. G. Bean
Ralph Windsor
Ida Knight
A. D. Knight
Margaret Cummins
Logan
Charles Coleman
Columbus
Joseph Smith
W. Columbus Street
Binnie Shepard
Lancaster
J. D. Liesd
Ruth Pagh
Lientelins
Harold and
Cash Cummins
Henry
Joseph Berman
L. B. Sparks
Green, Lawn
Bliss Lalu Janes
Hiram Howe
Robert Brace
East End
G. W. Burns
Jackson
Cherrington
Bishop
Athina
Our City
L. Poston
Athens
Courts to decide Cooks Union vs tig Chinese restaurants in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis disputes escalate as the Cooks Union faces a case in the United States Circuit Court. Wong Gus, attorney for the restaurant owner, seeks to force the union to show cause why it interferes with business operations. The report notes wider social programs and police communications plans amid this era.
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Cooks’ Union
Tig: Chinese Restaurants
Minneapolis
Wong Gus
United States
Weng-Guy
Heirloom dealer feeds social pretensions in Philadelphia
A study of a Pine Street curio dealer shows how fashionable residents hire ancestral relics to project lineage. Travelers from Baltimore and Philadelphia attend his displays of portraits, furniture, and trinkets, while real ancestry is traded for social cachet amid a declining old-money milieu.
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Baltimore
Helrrooms
Cass
Philadelph
Balthmorean
Pine Street
Deniso
George
Bunker Huth
Lord Delaware
England
William Tennlen
Curio
Philadelphia
Gollibie
Lila
Lydian E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
A Michigan woman credits Lydian E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of travel and poor sleeping conditions. She says within three months she was cured and never missed a meal, and endorses the remedy to others.
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Sen
G. Dunce
Lansing
Mich
Plukiam
Lynn
Mass
St Philip’s Church Lighthouse Steeple Guides Charleston Mariners
The St Philip’s Church in Charleston South Carolina is noted as the world’s only church lighthouse. Its 15 foot high upper steeple lantern served since 1894 as a range light guiding ships into Charleston harbor. The beacon, visible far at sea, accompanies visits to the historic church and dominates the harbor approach.
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Charleston
S. C
St Philip's Church
8. C
St. Primp'r
America
Westminster Nader
South Carolina
John C. Calhoun
St. It
Eafely
St. Philip's
Fort Sumter
St. Philip’s Church
St. Louis Republic
Natural History Notes On Animals And Fishes
A fragmented excerpt discusses numerous animal facts including a claim that cancer has not been noted in a domestic animal, notes on the Spanish mackerel and its feeding, Siamese cats resembling pugs, hypnotic influences in animals, a reference to a Cot tol breed, descriptions of gamecock origin, and rapid larval hatching and growth.
Tasmanian Apples Shipments Rise for English Market
About 250000 Tasmanian apples will be shipped from Hobart over the next three months to England. Last year’s shipments were around 12000 cases. The fruit will be carried by 16 large ocean-going steamers.
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Hobart
Puppet Troubles Stir in Dhanupolia
In a chaotic scene at a restaurant in Dhanupolia Sun, Jin rips a newspaper and tosses his hat as his wife takes four minutes to prepare his puppet, sparking anger and a messy disturbance. The incident centers on a gendloria and a sentlenree referenced in fragmented dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dia
Tony
Jin
Indhanupolia Sun
Unclear OCR Note on Wedding Customs and Messengers
Fragmentary text describes a wedding related exchange in a historical context with references to a groom, bride, messengers, and protective omens. The passage mentions offerings and a bride’s father receiving an offer, with scattered terms such as Nz args and Camy anion. The overall meaning is obscured by garbled wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Worino
Fragmented historical debate on butter and rhetoric
An old account recalls a senate debate involving Join J Ta galls and Kousyn, where a sharp remark about butter drew reactions. The passage notes a moment of awe at the concept of genuine butter’s strength and antiquity amid the discussion.
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J. Tagalls
Kousyn
Senate
Tagalls
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