Girl with a voice at the Royal to perform in Carey
Local notes report Miss Florence Bauer is enlisted to sing at the Royal in Carey. Several residents, including Larue Boucher and Edna Stroup, are noted on weekend visits in nearby towns. The Royal has changed hands to Ed Chrisman of Richmond Indiana and plans shows with a moving pictures focus.
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Willis Sopher
Tiffin
Joe Coleman
Florence Bauer
the Royal
Larue Boucher
Upper Sandusky
Harry and
Leander Groves
Findlay
Grover Fisher
Ed Chrisman
Richmond
Ind
Carey
Mr. Chrisman
Wm W Savidge
Green Camp
Geo. Savidge
Savidge
Anna Shumaker
U. S. Gov't
W. A. Perkins
Carey. O
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Houk Hosted by Willis Houk
Last Friday a birthday surprise for Mrs. Willis H. Houk delighted her with a late evening drive and a houseful of guests. After euchre and refreshments, invitations included George Bish Byron Ogg E B Kurtz W M Newhard W R Kurtz E M Gear Levi Haines F D Hurd R C Pennington H F Graves J D Ewing J E Nichols R C Van Buren A M Kennerley G W Chesebrough and Harry Touk of Urbana.
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Willis H. Houk
Willis
George Bish
Byron Ogg
E. B. Kurtz
W. M Newhard
W. R. Kurtz
E. M Gear
Levi Haines
F. D. Hurd
R. C. Pennington
H. F. Graves
J. D. Ewing
J. E. Nichols
R. C. van Buren
A. 4. Kennerley
G. W. Chesebrough
Harry Touk
Urbana
Court reverses Landis ruling against Standard Oil fee
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals reversed Judge Landis’s decision to levy a 329 million dollar fee on Standard Oil Co. The case is remanded for a new trial.
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United States Circuit Court of
The Parsees and Their Dead Towers of Silence Practice
The Parsees refuse to burn or bury the dead as they deem a corpse impure. They build towers of silence fifty to sixty feet high where bodies are left for vultures, with bones later placed in a receptacle and covered with charcoal.
Life of the Railway Man
Trainmen endure long irregular hours and restless shifts that erode nerves and hasten aging. The Railroad Review notes the strain quickly dulls even strong men, leaving many with prematurely gray heads.
Verbal quarrel at height cited in Bohemian Magazine
In a quarrel, Augusta and Mr Wyss exchange sharp exchanges. Augusta retorts that his ways of calling her a fool are numerous and necessary, while Mr Wyss blames her for inventiveness in insults. The exchange reflects satiric tone from the Bohemian Magazine.
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Augusta
Mr. Wyss
Mrs. Wyss
Bohemian Magazine
Masher Word Etymology Linked To Gaelic Means Fine
The term masher is described as not slang but derived from a Gaelic root meaning fine handsome or elegant. It highlights a linguistic origin rather than modern usage.
Tenacity of Purpose and Winning Through Persistence
A compact exchange on success notes that persistence pays as competitors fade and prolonged effort outlasts rivals. The dialogue underscores endurance as a key driver of achievement and a durable approach to challenges.
Freddy Ma and the Mystery of a Named Baby
Freddy asks how a baby can belong here without a name while Ma responds that the infant has no given name yet. The exchange centers on identity and belonging in a family scene.
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Freddy
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