Bird masque Sanctuary to be staged in New York City
A bird conservation benefit play titled Sanctuary by Percy Mackaye will be presented in New York City on February 24. Prominent figures including two daughters of President Wilson will appear in feathered costumes, with Miss Margaret Wilson singing the hermit thrush and Burroughs and Pinchot delivering addresses. Proceeds aid bird conservation. a prior New Hampshire production inspired the event with elaborate pageantry and a woodland setting.
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Wilson
Percy Mackaye
New Hampshire
Mont
Blexnor’ Tilson
Margaret Wilson
Burroughs
Pinghot
Guard Pinechot
United States Department of Agriculture
Joby Burroughs
Dia
Tovisthta
Thad
Quercus
Jowenh Linden Smith
Ernest Aareold Linynes
Almple
Oise Margaret Wilton
Arvig Mudaye
Albence
Price
Musagur Wis
German Engineer Sees Panama Canal Becoming Inadequate
German engineer D W Ewald predicts Panama Canal may never allow passage of large warships or ocean liners under current conditions. He says Gatun Lake cannot provide constant water depth, suggesting canal depth could drop to eighteen feet in the dry season and remain insufficient for major vessels. He warns against overly optimistic views on new routes for world trade.
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Shiga
D. W. Ewald
der Tag
Panama Canal
Great Waterway
Ewald
Gatun Lake
Rowin
Saved From Blizzard Near Kirklin and Frankfort
Earl Braden twenty son of George Braden residing three miles north of Kirklin was found near the home of Ernest Pence two miles northeast of Frankfort in a snowstorm Sunday evening. Stranded in a snow drift he was nearly unconscious and freezing from the blizzard. Pence and a local physician aided his rescue but travel to reach him was hindered by the storm. Braden was taken to the Pence home and was found to have frostbitten face hands ears and feet. The physician could not reach the scene until after nightfall and Braden’s condition remained serious but stable Monday afternoon with numbness easing.
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Earl Braden
George Braden
Kirklin
Ernest Pence
Frankfort
Braden
Hraden
Pance
Local residents attend events and travel
Mrs M C Long and Robert planned a trip to Advance for Sunday but could not return due to a stow drift. Dr and Mrs Jilly Schultz returned from Indianapolis to see Mr and Mrs Will Riley. Irvin McDonald Hallie Hamilton and Misses Magdalene Mitchell Avalon Busty attended a Crawfordsville basketball game Friday night and the sailors’ sock affair. Charles Nesse spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C W Foster in Richmond and Misses Donna Nenzo and Mable Burgin joined them. Mrs D J Anderson and baby returned from Indianapolis. BM Stewart and wife and J L Stewart and wife visited CA Fink of Thorntown. Mr and Mrs B S Higgins hosted a family dinner Sunday for Mrs Jor Daily of Chicago.
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M. C. Long
Robert
Stow
C. W. Fostern
Richmond
Donna Nenzo
Mable Burgin
D. J. Anderson
Baby
Indianapolis
BM. Stewart
J. L. Stewart
Wits
CA Fink
Thorntown
Higgins
Jor
Chicago
Local Tuscola News Highlights Medical and Social Events
Dr J Faris returns to Tuscola after aiding operation on Mrs Jennie Loone Allen at Williams Hospital. McMains reports smallpox present but mild, plans return within ten days. Mr and Mrs G T Hanna wed at First Baptist parsonage and travel to Indianapolis to reside. Mrs Hanna formerly Bernige Brandenburg. Several visitors and engagements noted including parish, marriage licenses, parole custody, and social gatherings in Lebanon Indianapolis and Colfax with multiple local residents and guests.
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J. Faris
Tuscola
Dlnois
Io Ac
Jennie Loone-Allen
William’s Hospital
Allen
Faris
Frank Loone
N. L. McMains
Omaha, Neb
Prest-O-Lite Co. Inc
G. T. Hanna
First Baptist Church
FL Hardy
Indignapolis
Noblesville
Hanna
Lebanon
Indianapolis
East
Vermont Street
Missy Bernige Brandenburg
Indianapolia
Ora. Brandenburg
May Hanna
Stricken Printer Arthur Watts Improves After Stroke
Arthur Watts, a well known printer, was stricken with paralysis Tuesday afternoon at Coombs' drug store door. His condition improved today as he regained partial use of his right limbs and clearer speech, with plans recently made to move his family to a Michigan farm by March 4.
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Arthur Watts
Willower
Coombs
Watts
Michigan
Weekend visit reports across Richwood and Crawfondsville
Misses Mabel Burgin and Donna Neese traveled to Richwood for a weekend visit with Miss Herta Foster, formerly of Lebanon. Miss Mable Randwdelix assisted at a country home of Mr. and Mrs. Woodward. Miss Lila Chavez and Miss Rachael Thomay were among those spending the weekend in Crawfondsville.
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Mabel Burgin
Donna Neese
Richwood
Herta Foster
Lebanon
Mise Mable Ranwdelix
Woodward
Mise Lila Chavez
Rachael Thomay
Crawfondsville
Harvest of Labor and Home Life preached in a Rural Sermon
A stretched homily on work and moral duties urges readers to seize opportunities, hire harvest hands, and embrace domestic virtue. It warns against idleness and extravagance while stressing mutual care, keeping a tidy home, and choosing a spouse with love, judgment, and restraint.
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St. Paul, Minty
le Roy Smith
Floyd Jones
Lafayette
Jas. H. Black
Nell Hinte
Darlington
Harry Sibbey
Inedianapolis
M. Storm
Delmar
Fred Gant
Du‘allée Brown
Marion Harmon
Nelle Turner
Arthur le Smith
Inez
Cooper
James A. White
Rockville
Widinn Mitchell
Herold
Shirley A
Fred Stirles
Fanle Wy
Floyd Powell
Weat Main Street
Campbell, South, Ritchte
Mra M. V. McBroom
Dorcas
Methodiat Church
Missea Edith
Sarah Fogle
West North Street
Isaac Platt
Platt
Samut] Wells
F. R. Setth
Wanetta
Colfax
J. Pennington
Wellen
Binich
Harry Howard Dale
Congreso
New York
Brooklyn
Plains of
Galilee
Terenor
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Lexington Life
Botor County
Iodigna Legal Reserve
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First Rural Loan and Savings Associa
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