Flora Moi and Visitors Attend Local Sunday Church Services
The scene describes Flora Moi and Mr Dyavid Moyen visiting multiple parks and meeting local families. It notes Mrs Voorhice and Mr Phillip in town, and references Carter and Carter ood Prine biuret. Also mentions Macdsan Wynn and her sister attending the orphan school program at the Christian church during Sunday school hour.
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Mr and Mrs Roy Glick Return Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs Roy Glick returned to their home in EHarbsboro HL after visiting relatives. Miss Blithe McCrary accompanied them on the trip.
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Miss Blithe McCrary
Farm Meetings Next Week Schedule Confused
The readable lines show plans for farm meetings next week with dates around June 12 and Monday. Mentions speakers and programs tied to a Bureau and local committees, with unclear place names and names garbled by OCR.
Farm Bureau Jubilee Meeting Scheduled for June 27
The County Jubilee Farm Vincento meetings plan a prestay event. George Metzger, secretary of the Tino Agricultural Association, will speak. Mrs. Lloyd Beard oversees the program arrangements. Announcements appear in the Watelp papers.
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George Metzger
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Lloyd Beard
Watch For Early Potato Bugs
An early notice warns gardeners to combat potato bugs before they damage young potato plants. It recommends spraying with arsenate of lead or lime-green alternatives, revealing mixing ratios and repetition every two weeks through the season for effective control.
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Ase
Paris
Phint Lee
Field Day At Wilson Farm Purdue June 22
Purdue Field Day at the Wilson farm near Lafayette is set for Thursday June 22. Purdue Ag Alumni Association urges all former Purdue students or Short Course men to attend. New hybrid wheat varieties and cultivation on wheat and various legumes will be shown on experimental plots. Demonstrations cover corn wheat oats clover and management to diseases and cultivation.
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Wilson Farm
Lafayette
Purdue Ag Alumni Association
A V O L Promises Sleep Relief And Pain Aid
If you cannot sleep try A VOL a non narcotic non habit forming remedy. Take one or two tablets with hot water or milk and sleep comes in about ten minutes. It relaxes nervous tension not sleep itself. Widely claimed to ease headaches rheumatism neuritis and period pains. Send 44 cents for a package to D P Laboratories Holton Kansas.
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Rhubarb Recipes and Thoughts From A Spring Kitchen
The item mixes poetic lines with kitchen tips for rhubarb dishes. It includes recipes and methods for rhubarb vanilla, rhubarb energy salads, and rhubarb Betty with steps about cutting, cooking, and serving, all in a vintage home cooking voice.
Indiana Intangibles Tax Passage Signals Tax Reform
The intangibles tax law in Indiana, now in operation for months, shifts burden from real estate to intangible property, promising around three million dollars a year in revenue and broader citizen duty. Proponents say it corrects unfair taxation and relieves those overtaxed by property taxes, while boosting state finances and equity.
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Open House on Road No 2 and Local Visits Reported
Road No 2 to open to the public with a free ashtray event on Saturday. Plans progress for Bryhn bend on Flora opening. Indiana visitors Mr and Mrs Ben Worn and others tour Dillon area. Lillian Stith and Mrs Emily Cole noted among local social mentions. Duck sale and poultry prices listed. local notices include a murder thriller promotion in the Amenean Weekly.
Love for Sea Remembered After Schooner Mishap in 1865
Fall River, Mass. A local newspaper recalled the ill fated voyage of the schooner Hiram Smith which sailed in December 1865 and lost her master and two crewmen in a storm off Cape May New Jersey. Herbert L Hart of Ballule NOY said his father David Hart survived the crew and lived to age ninety six.
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Maent Newepaper
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May
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Herbert L. Hart
Ballule
Noy
David
Americanisms in Modern English Language Evolution
The text notes differences between modern American English and England's 18th century English, highlighting variations in pronunciation and word forms. It mentions unique American words and phrases arising in different periods, resulting in distinct regional usage.
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