Local residents visit Cincinnati and Sunman over holidays
A string of holiday travels and visits unfolds as residents from Sunman Greensburg Rushville Morris and Cincinnati spend Christmas and New Year’s with relatives. People like Mrs. Lindermeyer Ed Cook and families, Miss Emma Stemiier, Mrs. Henry Hurst and others travel to St Paul Indianapolis Cincinnati and Newpoint for family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cook
Sunman
Ferdinand Lindermeyer
Newpoint
Henry Hurst
Hambure
St. Paul
William Macke
Prescott
Ed Cody Kirschbaum
Indianapolis
How to Tighten a Cane Seat on a Chair
When a cane chair seat sags it can be restored by scrubbing with hot water and soap until thoroughly wet and then drying in the hot sun. The method tightens the seat and restores its new look without special tools.
Dr. King's New Discovery for Croup and Cough
A testimonial from Lewis Chamberlain of Manchester Ohio touts Dr. King's New Discovery as the best remedy for croup coughs and colds. The letter claims severe attacks once caused fear of death but are now overcome by the medicine. A bottle costs 97 cents to a dollar and is available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ning
Lewis Chamberlain
Manchester
Ohio
Werewolf Tale in Central China Ends with Escape
John Thornton travels through a Chinese ruin with Len Ho and a bearer. A werewolflike figure menaces them at night in the temple courtyard,混 terror erupts as a mob gathers. They flee to an American mission near dawn, leaving the mystery of the wolfman unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thornton
Len Ho
Thornton
Rutty
Len Uo
Temideo
Len
China
Quanxtet
New England
Atlantic
New York
Travelers’ Club
Len Wo
Len Lo
Len Yo
Hain
Lucky Recovery of Rings from Indian Palace
The wife of a British army officer in India misplaced valuable rings kept on a bedroom stand. A great snake appeared in the bungalow and was seen retreating toward the jungle. Seven snakes were killed before the one that swallowed the rings was captured, restoring the valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Diamonds Found in Rat Nest After Remodeling
Seven years after two diamond earrings valued at $200 disappeared from Mrs. Charles Delong the jewels were found by carpenters remodeling a house. The diamonds were in a partition where a rat’s nest had been, and an apology was made to the person indirectly accused of the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Delong
Pervant
Milwaukee Journal
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A.W. Romweher
Cincinnati
Hernan Rierbusse
Emma Stemiier
Leo Schein
J. Fitzwater
A. H. Thie
Greensburg
Ed Cook
Louis Bebec
Frank Duhme
Eo Herman Erbacher
Tany Lindeaumeyer
Indiana
Clea Mattox
Rushville
D. McCuiluin
Clarence Trennepobl
Mushville
Sunin
Nias
George Goinder
Odianapolis
Oscar
Viola Stephens
Ben Ulurst
Shelbyville
Frances Meyer
Elmer Crowell
Harry Boichelt
Louis Weber
Con
Harverster
Thomas Merkel
Morris
Wm. Hunter
Hope, Ind
Ida Robina
Henry Sipher
Jobn Beck
Jeanette
Newpoint, i
Home Hardware Co
Anna Monk
Bull Ruck Cockerels Blue Ribbon
Louis Goyert
Catherine Cruea
Carlos Halsey
Elizabeth
George Hoyer
Fred Huser
Mabel Canfield
Stella Livingston
Hazel Smith
Holman,tnd
Frances Ruell
Jony Parish
Mrs. [Rank ] Belts
Frank Worland
BP. Bosse
Geo Gonder
Irene Bruonioga
Wao
Kruse
Napoleon
By Clarissa Mackie
Duluth ‘Herald
the Tribune
The
Meyer Hardware Co
Batesville Flour
John Gauck
J. H. Wilker & Co
Batesville Milling CO
A. C. Ben- Bon
F. Lindenmaier
M. L. Samms, M. D
First National Bank
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