Bride set for February. local letters note plans
Miss Alice Esslair writes of her welfare and that her sister Ethel will wed in February. Several local residents undergo operations or illness, including Mrs. J. Kerber, Earl Clingman’s return to work, and Henry Decker’s move after his wife’s death. Community events feature meetings of the Five Hundred Club and Eastern Star, plus church sermons and upcoming topics.
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Alice Esslair
Ethel
Malinda Barton
J. Kerber
Hamilton
Ohio
Christian Kerber
Earl Clingman
Henry Decker
Cambridge City
Annie Hittle
Zionsville
Lute Lantz
Minnie Higham
Bentonville
Inlaw
Walter Higham
Park Manlove
Rich Miles
Raleigh
Henry Norton
Anthony Norton
Dan Clevenger
Albert Kellam
Albert
Hattie
Mary Sills
Charles Gavin
Boston
Hattie Sills
Jane Sills
Charles Hale
Richmond
Charles Coffman
Edith
Marguerite Hester
Sandusky
Edith Hester
Linville Wallace
Connersville
Bert Griffin
W. H. Brown
New Castle
W. C. Squier
Brookville
Delmer Doddridge
Indianapolis
Elmer Bertsch
Jesse Moore
Abram Griffith
Lizzie Benninger
Russell Craig
Shannon
C. E. Hester
Kellam
Anderson
Anna Gingrich
Joseph Burroughs
Esther
Jacksonburg
Hiram Crook
Walter Jorge
M.E
Jesus
Hester
Thomas
God
Christ
Jonah
Solomon
Cain
Peter
South America
George Kelsey
Henry Mueller
Jerusalem
Lycurgus Beeson
Bayonet Mastery Turns Recruits Toward Death Reality
An Outlook article notes that only through bayonet training do soldiers truly visualize death. Drills, terms, and routine discipline fail to instill this grim sense, which awakens resolve, marks soldiers as brave or cowards, and converts civilians into soldiers.
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Joseph H. Odell
The Blackfeet Country in Montana Described
Elsie E. Newton portrays the Blackfeet in northern Montana with a vivid depiction of their two thirds of Connecticut sized reservation near Canada and Glacier Park. She notes bitter winds long winters and late snows followed by rapid summer blooming with fields of purple blue and yellow wildflowers.
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Elsie E. Newton
Montana
Connecticut
Canada
Glacier Park
Georgian editor reflects on retirement after newsroom years
A Georgian editor who long ago left the newspaper office finds retirement busy with home chores. He notes the contrast between post newsroom life and his former labors, enjoying hard work now to gain later leisure.
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Christian Science Monitor
Farm Auction Notes Pair of Bay and Gray Mares and Horses
A listing describes multiple draft and stock mares and horses for sale. Includes two bay mares aged 5 and 8 in foal weighing 3300 pounds, two white mares aged 4 and 5 weighing 2900, two gray mares aged 8 and 9 in foal weighing 3000, two gray mares aged 7 and 9 in foal weighing 3000, and a bay horse aged 5 sound weighing 290.
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Sound
Clyde
Air heated one piece suit protects airmen in cold upper air
Popular Mechanics describes an air heated one piece flight suit built to keep airmen warm in the high atmosphere. Two layers of material provide insulation while a network of air conduits fed by engine exhaust heat circulates warmth to the gloves shoes and body with cool air exiting through valves.
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Popular Mechanics
Porkers Cut Down Dairy Output
Portland dairyman Ernest E. Gourley grew suspicious when his cows produced little milk. He found pigs were fattening on the milk, so the pigs were separated from the cows and the dairy business recovered.
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Ernest E. Gourley
Portland
Ore
His Trouble and Quick Consumption Mentioned in Boston Transcript
A dialogue notes a man looking miserable and claiming quick consumption as the ailment. He says he must bolt breakfast in two gulps to catch the train and lunch in two to return to the office, implying a rapid decline. The Boston Transcript quote frames the condition humorously.
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Boston Transcript
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Milton
James Doddridge
Five Hundred Club
Thomas Ewers
Eastern Star
Albert Newman
Watson Faucett
Edgar Beeson
Cor Main & Jones Sts
Wissler Hardware CO
John H. Kepler
Willover
Creitz Mill
Jackson Township
Wayne County
Ind
L. S. Bowman
Vanderbeck & Son
John
Dodson
Robt
A. Hicks
Pleasant Hill Aid Society
Lorin Ulrich
Church Street
Wiseman & Stanley
A. H. Wiseman
B. F. Wissler Lidw. CO
Henley Farm
Straughn
T. H.I. & E. Traction
BSB
R. E. Henley
Everette Button
Frank Vanderbeck
Delno Dresbauch
Hawley Hall
Salem Aid Society
Section
Township Fifteen
Falmouth
Lewisville
Lona Snyder
O. D. Hall
Dublin
Col
WM. Flannagan