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Newspaper

Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1921

Page

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Symphony Lawn paper ad proclaims inviting writing sheets

The Symphony Lawn brand markets writing paper praised as inviting to touch and sight. It offers three finishes, several tints, matching envelopes and correspondence cards, and invites customers to view the collection.

Symphony Lawn

Open air season hints amid Wayne county news

The Tribune reports July 4 events and local notes from Cambridge City and surrounding towns. Mentions include residents visiting from Indianapolis and Canton, marriage licenses issued, berry harvests, chautauqua approaching, a dramatic rainstorm, civic activities, and community notices.

Training Waifs of Cairo Prompts New Government School

The Christian Science Monitor describes a Cairo move to help waifs by opening a government-run school for boys in the outskirts, with girls to receive a separate home later. A new Brotherhood Federation, nonsectarian and international, aims to aid awaiting children, though Arabic papers largely ignored the event.

Connersville Zell Hart Hart Cairo Brotherhood Federation Christian Science Monitor

Hart shay men build from pigsties to a fine library

Thirty years ago Hartshay Derbyshire men met at a bridge to read papers and discuss events. They moved in winter to a sheltered spot under the bridge, then into a vacated pigsty and later another. Their improvised room evolved into a modest, now rather pretentious library with fine papers and magazines.

Hartshay Derbyshire England

Demand for Tanlac Breaks All Records

Tanlac, a celebrated medicine, has reportedly sold over 20 million bottles in six years across the United States and Canada. It claims international fame with demand spanning England, Japan, Mexico, Cuba, and Europe, restoring health for many with stomach liver and kidney disorders and related ailments.

Tanlac Medileas Canada America North America England Japan Mexico Cuba Hawaii Alaska Porto Rico Great Lakes

Loyal Women’s Bible Class to Meet at Mrs Sowers Home

The Loyal Women’s Bible class of the Christian church holds its monthly business meeting at the home of Mrs. Chas. Sowers Friday evening. The record notes several temperatures from 1914 to 1918 with readings from 24 below zero to 105, including July 12 1914 104 and January 24 1914 24 below zero.

J. C. Thompson Dublin Irene Fink George Snyder Richmond Dr. Snyder Lloyd Snyder Clark Loyal Women's Bible Class The Christian Church Chas. Sowers Mercury

Card of Thanks for Support in Bereavement

Mrs Alice Morris and children and Mr and Mrs Raymond Morris express gratitude to neighbors friends and staff for kind words sympathy and flowers after the sudden death of their husband and father. Special thanks to the Omen Relief Corps singers minister undertaker Wright and those who donated flowers. May God bless you all.

Omen’s Relief Corps Wright Alice Morris Raymond Morris

Family thanks for support during illness and death

The family extends heartfelt thanks to all who aided them during illness and passing. Sympathy in words and floral tributes is deeply appreciated by Thos. Dairy and Children.

Thomas Dairy McCormick Geo. Babcock Hugh Foss Geo. Callaway Harry Danner Mr. Foss Riverside

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Mary E. Turner

The Children thank neighbors and friends for kindness during their mother’s long illness and for sympathy and assistance at her death and burial. Gratitude for floral tokens of esteem and support. For information contact Robert Cornthwaite Cambridge City Indiana Telephone 31.

Mary E. Turner

Chautauqua Association Meeting Scheduled for July 7

All guarantors and especially directors and officers are urged to meet at dson's office at o'clock Thursday evening July 7. Signed Geo. E. Callaway and Lacy A. Hines. Patton has moved his Wall Paper and Used Furniture Store to the Bchwede block. For SALE hedge fence posts Aldo E. Cain Dublin.

Chautauqua Chautauqua Association Dson Geo. E. Callaway Lacy A. H. Hines Pres J. H. Patton

Postmaster Examination Open for Competitive Test

Competitive examination for postmaster positions open to men and women aged 2 to 65. Free particulars and specimen questions available from Berry, former civil service examiner, 158 Continental Building, Washington, D.C. Five goblins strayed or stolen. Quinn Leapley.

Berry Civil Service Continental Bldg Washington, D.C Quinn Leapley

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