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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
6
The issue lists Memorial Day observances and visits from residents and visitors. Notable items include court actions awarding $5,116.63 in a lease dispute, property sales, club activities, church gatherings, and the deaths and marriages of local residents with several families and names mentioned.
Isaac Brooks visits his son Joe Brooks. Earl and Mrs. Martin spend Sunday with George and Mrs. Myers. Edward Kinesinger buys Mrs. Santford Ellison’s 40 acre farm northeast of town. Albert Ammerman and wife of Richmond visit Elmer McGrew family. Locals attend Greensfork county Sunday school convention last week. Regular church services next Sunday.
Mr and Mrs John Daugherty spent Sunday in Hartford City with his brother. Harper aideintire sold the Frank Rush property to John Wilson for 750 dollars after repairs. Henry P Lyons aged about eighty died at his daughter's home in Wilkinson after two weeks sickness. The body will be buried in the Lutheran cemetery Thursday at eleven with services. Memorial services are planned for Pershing next Sunday June 10 at two oclock with Judge Raymond S Springer as speaker. Leroy Toutost of the American Legion of Cuba will participate. The Odd Fellows Band will lead the parade to the church with music by a male quartet and Miss Martha Mobk er to sing a solo.
The Milton items report a Christian Bible school representatives to a state convention. local visitors from Pendleton, Fairmount, and Indianapolis. residents including the Wallace brothers visiting Wabash. a family gathering for Sarford Wissler. and notes about a skunk farm planned in Milton with seven young skunks and Dr. Chas Kniese as owners.
Paul M Kse returns to Detroit and Ralph Moore comes home from Bloomington. Mrs James Stoten suffers erysipelas. Miss Vera Byba visits Franklin and Chicago. Miss Lillisa Byba visits aunt in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Aldo Cain weekend with friends at Greenfield. Mrs Oris Huddleston on three week visit to Milwaukee. Arthur Demare of Indianapolis spent last week here. Mrs Sadie Hatfield of New Castle visits Mrs Salie Huddleston. M E Missionary society met at Mrs Chas Evans home. Miss Marie Hayden attends Indianapolis alumni for the blind. M E Sunday school to observe Flag Day with Glen Miller picnic. Mrs Louis Myers of Bentonville visits. Speedie Loraine and Willie Wood to southern Canada for an indefinite stay. Mr and Mrs Joe Frantz of Connersville Sunday guests of James Scott. Walter Hevitt and family of Richmond visit Rev and Mrs Sokuetra. Mr and Mrs Elmer Smith of Richmond visit Miss Georgia Hicks. Mrs Margaret Bukley and Miss Frances Lathwart of Indianapolis visit. A P Chapa and family of Hamilton Ohio spend Sunday with Milos Griffin sister.
Under spreading beeches the Helen Hunt club held its last meeting of the year on a June day. Miss Swallow led a dinner hosted by Mrs. Frank Marson. Officers reported strong annual results and Mrs. Kuiese read a paper on American Sports. The forest chorus accompanied readings as members celebrated fellowship.
The Grays lost to Farmland 10 to 9 in ten innings after leading 8 to 6. Five homers three triples and six doubles highlighted the slugfest. Batson and Robbina struck out four and 3 respectively. Winter Stickler and Diffenderfer led the Grays with strong hits as Farmland prepares to visit next Sunday.
An exhausted African American worker at a North Carolina chair factory loads chairs onto a truck for shipment. As night falls he sighs that the world will eventually calm down, saying it do look like dis hero world would get set down after a while.
A reflective note condemns self deception as impossibly fooling the inner self and warns that attempts to honor freedom with insincere acts end in moral decay. The piece argues that what we owe ourselves we owe others and vice versa, linking personal integrity to communal responsibility.
Mrs. Charles Brown of 215 Broadway St Vincennes Indiana reports Tanlac relieved severe digestion problems that caused cramps bloating and near heart trouble She now eats three large meals daily with ease and full strength Tanlac sold by all druggists with over 37 million bottles sold Tanlac Vegetable Pills also advertised for constipation available everywhere.
A World Traveler writer notes that in Algiers life revolves around coffee houses where porters stand out. Locals mainly talk smoke and drink coffee while proprietors rely on steady patronage, smoking reading Arabic Daily News and playing games with customers. Coffee is strong, black and sweet, and readers may grow to like it after a few tries.
The Health Builder recommends a simple foot care routine for sweaty feet. Regularly wade in sea water, then dry in the sun. Inland readers can use sea salt at home, dissolving it in hot water and finishing with a cold spray. Some prefer alum epsom salts or boric acid in similar proportions.
The 4500 year old oldest known book The Precepts of Ptah-Hotep dates to about 2500 BC. Ptah-Hotep regarded as father of moralists. Precepts urge calm temper avoid excess in speech and pride and advise quiet resilience in trouble.
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