Sacred Program in Cambridge City Promises Free Entertainment
A Sunday afternoon event at M. H. Gaar’s home grounds Cambridge City opens at 1 pm with a band concert directed by W. Garrett. Speakers include Rep J Brollo and Ed Jackson for state roles. Various sacred selections and a citizens lesson headline the program with parking supervised by the Boy Scouts.
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M. H. Gaar
Cambridge City
New Castly Boys
W. Garrett
Muncie
J. BR. Brollo
Botter
Lawrence Handley
Richmond
Congress
Neff
Greensfork
Q Ospar Williams
Indiana
George Callaway
Edwin Callaway
Hugh Foes
George Babcock
Ameriican
Ed Jackson
F. C. McCormick
Milton
J. H. Mohler
Pershing
Roonta
Germantown Items Highlight Local Visits and Social Events
Springfield pair visits relatives in Germantown. Wagner reunion at Boeckhwood. plans for ice cream social postponed. Cambridge City chautauqua draws town residents. union services and church activities across the area. weddings and teaching careers noted. local households host guests and tour Park Rapids trip mentioned.
Grays Lose to Milton in Hardy Doubleheader
The Grays fell 8 to 3 to Milton after a hard fought game featuring Plumner of Indianapolis and five other top players. Errors by Grays shortstop Kup-Houser cost four runs in the third and eighth innings, while Milton pitchers struggled to find their best form. Grays head to Munnele next Sunday.
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Grays
Floren
Plummer
Indianapolis
Munale
Indiana
Alan
Hare
Kuph- Houser
Bia
Joe Frany
Hatapn
Dublin
McMullen
Baconet
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Parish Socials and Family Visits Highlight Local Week
Mary Teulse Aten visits Cleonthela Mra Emmton Rummel of Eagles vialt ed Mrs. Boggs last week. Mre Addie Overbaugh spent the past week in Milton. Oldaker brightens his home with paint. Frank Luis and wife and Ben Hiday and family motor to Dayton. Sun Donard Sharp and family of Hartford City visited Henry Sharp. Forreat Allen and family and Martin Rodenberg motor to Tipton Sunday to visit relatives. Jim Davis and wife of New Paris spent Sunday there with her mother Caroline Wickes who returned home with them. George Sharp and family, Conrad Sharp and family, Clifford Sharp and wife and Henry Sharp shared Sunday dinner with Charlea Ruak and family. Mrs. A. Compton and son Chas attended the Rotherniel reunion at Glen Miller Saturday. Younger members fill gaps as old members fade. dinner for 110 and a historic program followed.
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Conrad Sharp
Carl
Hogg
Mra. Winker
New Paria
Ohio
Hartford City
George Sharp
Familly
Jim Davis
New Paris
Caroline Wickes
A. Compton
Aon Chas
Rotherniel
Glen Miller
Local Notes and Social Items Preview
Mrs Gorman in poor health The Pill Battle set for August 20 Mr and Mrs John Kiser spent Sunday at Ololonatl Edward Kinsinger confined to home by flagis A large audience attended the union service Sunday evening John Boott and family returned from Wisconsin
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Leroy Giger
Misa Martha Mohlar
My Redeemer
Doud
M. R. Mohler
Geiger
John Kiser
Ololonatl
Edward Kinsinger
Bis
Flagis
Borg
Dublin Items Update From Local Notes
Community snippets list residents and movements including Mrs Keon Ohtuit and family, Rev J F Smith moving into the UB parsonage, Harry Wood on vacation, Elmer Laymon at a Spanish American event, librarian shift by Nisa Hedon Kroneman, and visits between Moody Institute Chicago families and local residents.
Milton Items Note Social Visits and Local Events
Milton items record numerous visits and guests from Minneapolis Indianapolis Columbus and Chicago. Local families entertain attend church events and school programs while farm bureau plans address producer refunds bovine tuberculosis testing and community activities.
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Washington Township Farm Bureau
Christian Church
Use for Cut-Over Land Profitable poultrying advised
FR M Harrison of Sunset Hill Farms Lake Missa with help from the county agent shows poultry raising as a solution for cut over land. He started in 1920 with one male and five hens and grew to 400 pullets by 1928. From January to September 1923 his flock produced a $400 profit mainly from eggs at about 85 cents a dozen. Many visitors and about 100 farmers studied his methods and began flocks.
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M. Harrison
Sunset Hill
Lake, Misa
Harrison
United States Department of Agriculture
Henry Moncken as a sharp critic and slophomore remark
The letter praises Moncken as a sharp critic of Hong lish prose, but mocks his broader thinking as an unseasoned sophomore. It accuses him of vague attacks on obvious targets and of attributing to America fauna traits inherent in humanity.
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Henry Moncken
New York Evening Post
Henry
Bishop Locke Converts 8200 in China Baptism Blast
Bishop Edward Charles Locke recently back from China baptized 8200 soldiers of General Feng on a single occasion. He had 25 assistants and moved through dense ranks sprinkling sacred water, a feat described as a glorious contribution to Christian civilization in China.
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St. Paul
Edward Charles Locke
China
Feng
Gaul
Germania
Locke
Paviowa Seeks to Allow Viewers Across Footlights
A commentary notes that American men are increasingly hard to look at, but Madame only must permit them to gaze from the footlights, given the admission price. The piece reflects on public theater observing standards and expectations.
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Madame
City Values Drive Growth Over Outsider Hype
A reflective editorial argues that a city prospers when its own residents act, rather than relying on outsiders to push progress. It stresses local initiative and a lively, self-motivated populace as the engine of improvement.
Incoherent Critique of Caliph and Monogamy Debated
Fragmentary lines deride a caliph and his many wives, asserting disdain for abolition of his post and dispersal of wives. The passage features a doddering elder and a wife who knows how to ax. The text reads as a stray, garbled OCR snippet with unclear provenance and context.
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Oleangen Viltiar
A Bundle of Sunshine Sparks Child Progress
A short note praises a child’s development after age three and credits Rick er's method for improvement. The fragment references a couch discussed man and hints at a favorable transformation.
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Ricker
Healing magnetic massage touted for crippled child
In Losantville Indiana a boy unable to sit up walk or speak improved after therapy by Prof. Ricker and an assistant. The piece promotes magnetic massage as a noninvasive miracle and lists upcoming appearances in Brookville Richmond Connersville Winchester Cambridge City Newcastle and nearby hotels with contact at Prof. Ricker 3144 Main opposite court house Richmond.
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Losantville
Ind
Ricker
Richmond
Whey
Manuy Cades
Brookville
Hotal Valley
Thesday
Curridgton
Touratay
Exton
Court House
Modest Maiden Proposes In Old Fashioned Style
Mary and John exchange playful dialogue about marriage with humorous quips on proposing. Mary defers, preferring John to propose in the traditional manner, while he admires her modesty and hopes for a genuine courtship outcome.
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John
Mary
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