Correcting Santa's Records
Santa receives a letter dated 1916 asking for corrections in the big book of children’s deeds. The writer, Ted Joneshim, asks to erase past misdeeds, notes joining a troublesome gang, and a river swim punishment, hoping December brings a clean record.
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The
Pole
Jones
Ted
Riley's Christmas Message From Winter in Florida Indiana
Riley's Christmas message to Indiana speaks of love and the festive scene with a spangled tree, gleeful children, and families returning home. The prose paints bells, crackling logs, and joyous shouts across the nation, recalling hope and renewal.
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Florida
Indiana
Jim Whitcomb Riley
Thanksgiving visits spread across Indiana and Ohio towns
Fred Karl and family of Indianapolis Harry Schmitz and family of Cincinnati and John Karl and family all spent Thanksgiving with home folks Wm Menchhofer and family visited George Gunter and wife at Fink's church Thanksgiving day Clarence Tichnor of Milhouse n was in this vicinity Saturday morning John Compart and wife were the nests of Gotlieb Peetz and family at Leagant Park Thanksgiving day Erwin Wonning and wife dined with John Wonning's at Batesville Thursday Henry Menchhofer and family of Osgood and Claude Dorrel wife and two sons spent Sunday with Wm Menchhofer and family Edward and Millie Bosse of Huntersville visited George Menchofer and family Sunday Chas Martin and family of Cleves Ohio spent Sunday with Rev Herman Flautz and wife
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Fred Karl
Indianapolis
Harry Schmitz
Cincinnati
John Karl
Wm. Menchhofer
George Gunter
Fink’s
Clarence Tichnor
Milhousen
John Compart
Gotlieb Peetz
Leagant Park
Erwin Wonning
John Wonning
Batesville
Henry Menchhofer
Osgood
Claude Dorrel
Wm, Menchhofer
Edward
Millie Bosse
Huntersville
George Menchofer
Chas, Martin
Cleves, O
Herman Flautz
Nervous Woman Relief Claimed By Laxative Tablets
An advertisement states nervousness from constipation responds quickly to Chamberlain's Tablets. It claims the medicine also improves digestion and is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Local Social Roundup From New Salem and Area
Clint Wilson and wife visited Roll n Hoyer and family Sunday. Henry Menchhofer and wife from Osood spent Sunday with his parents at Ballstown. J C Dorrel and wife visited Wm Menchhofer's at Balletown. Ray Dorrel and Forrest Schwier with the Wilson brothers Sunday. George Hoyer and sister entertained Batesville visitors Sunday. Thackery called on J Dorrel. The B 4s met with Miss Ruth Dorrel Friday afternoon and elected Pearl Bohnert as resident, Ruth Dorrel as assistant, Jora Johnson as secretary and treasurer. Afterward a lunch was served. J Dorrel and family attended the all day meeting at New Pennington Thanksgiving day.
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Clint Wilson
Roll'n Hoyer
Henry Menchhofer
Os‘ood
Alls Town
J.C. Dorrel
Wm. Menchhofer
Balletown
Ray
Zer! Dorrel
Forrest Schwier
Wilson Brothers
George Hoyer
Batesville Company
Thackery
J. Dorrel
The Shyest Girl in World Willing to All in Luxury
A fragment from a 1900s era column notes a cautious woman described as the shyest, quoted as willing to accept luxury, with a brief mention of Louis and Conriat in a gossip page tone.
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Louis
Conriat-Journal
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets Proclaimed Best by American Women
The Hoosier cabinet claims over one million in use and top honors from women buyers. It highlights low cost, trial delivery, and a $1.00 weekly payoff with 400-item storage and extended work space in aluminum or porcelain models.
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