Social Notes From Adrian Area In One-Tiled Column
Correspondence from Adrian highlights local social events and happenings. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weininger and daughter Martha, Prof. Alva Hardy and Miss Clyde Spoon, and the Jamison family welcoming a son Alfred Walton Jamison. The Priscilla Club fished at South Bend. a church wedding for Prof. Hardy and Miss Spoon drew 150 invitations. Rev. Engle's reception honored with a large crowd and gifts.
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Tiflin
Sycamore
Frank Badger
Harry Weininger
Martha
Leroy Delaplane
Huffman
D. B. Huffman
Clara
R. A. Mallholand
Frank DeTray
Harley
Howard Clacomb
W. Lowmaster
Roscoe Weininger
Melora Corinne
J. F. Weininger
A. Sink
Prof. Hardy
H. Spoon
Clyde
Texas
Priscilla Club
South Bend
Mabel Kibler
Westess
Mutt Corfman
The
Reformed Church
Alva Hardy
Ashtabula
Clyde Spoon
McAden
Crawford area notes Church events and visits
Sunday activities include Rev Hagerman dining with Rev Beasehler and a quarterly meeting at the same place. Numerous visits occurred at the homes of Tales Roynon Will Karr and Bradenty Stoll. A Mornorth League convention trip and a Cleveland visit for Lavina Haford were noted along with discussions on church attendance and school centralization.
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Hagerman
Beasehler
Hagerman of
Carey
Fred Dible
Tales Roynon
Wwarry Myers
Ralph
Will Karr
J.D. Girven
Richwood
Lavina Haford
Cleveland
Charley Hernck
Guy Sheldon
Bentry Stoll
Grace Chapel Activities Include Services And Social
Grace Chapel announces Sabbath school next Sunday at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m The Young People Christian Endeavor meets at 7 30 p m Sunday evening A social is planned for Tuesday July 24 at the Grace Chapel church Everyone is invited Also listed are Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Benjamin and family with other local names attending
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William Grady
Ida Shaw
Dorothea and
Charles
Ernest Shane
Beech Grove
Harvey Kemerley
Berry News Highlights Local Social and Farm Life
Geo Gibson caught a six pound fish this week. Mrs Mabel McDonald returned to Toledo. Mr and Mrs John Gilliland visited Upper Sandusky on business. Miss Viola Dumm enjoyed days with Mr and Mrs Will Davidson. Mrs Perle Mann and Mrs Florine Day spent in Sycamore with Mrs Lou Mann. Will Davidson’s family visited friends nearby. Alf Bland and family spent Sunday with the Dows near Carey. Chas Bland visited Whippoorwill residents. Leo Clark and nephews from Toledo visiting Ema B. Clark. Eugene Reichelderfer and family with Viola Dumm and May Dumm spent time with Will Davidson. EB Gibson and family enjoyed a dinner from their garden. Numerous visits and health news spread through Berry as relatives travel and share updates.
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Geo. Gibson
Mabel
McDonal
Toledo
John Gilliland
Upper Sandusky
Viola Dumm
Will Davidson
Perle Mann
Florine
Sycamore
Lou Mann
B. E. Gibson
Alf Bland
David Dow
Carey
Chas. Bland
Sloman
Whippoorwill
Leo Clark
Russell
Lester Arquette
Ema B. Clark
Eugene Reichelderfer
Viola
May Dumm
EB. E. Gibson
Edith
Roy
Ambrose Bland
Chas, Bowman
Elenora Muliholand
David Gibson
E. E. Gibson
Miss May
Fred
Circleville
May
Fred Dumm
Beatrice Bland
van Doren Gibson
Miles Sharp
I. B. Clark
Adah C. McCarty
Sacramento
Calif
Lovell Notes And Local Happenings From Ada Ohio
The county reports corn injury from recent frost and plans to drill two wells on the Hulse farm. Emma Schlup returns from Ohio Northern University. Samuel A Schlup is elected president of Beta Sigma Chi. Jacob's Texas trip yields a badger and coyote skin. prairie dog. The County Historical Society to reconvene with new members sought. Mrs Mary Ellen Garford of Ada presents Civil War cartridges to FE Sechlup. powder and minie ball remain explosives after fifty years.
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Ohio
Hulse
Schlup
Emma
Samuel A Schlup
Beta Sigma Chi
Ohio Northern University
H., Jacobs
Texas
County Historical Society
Sechlup
Mary Ellen Garford
Ada
Superscience Vision Promotes Oyster Pulse Insight
A brief essay argues for practical knowledge of truth in science, urging readers to feel an oyster's pulse and observe its tongue before consumption, illustrating a curious approach to understanding nature.
Alfalfa Earns Praise As Ohio Crop Booster
Alfalfa is hailed as the king of grasses in Ohio boosting profits while enriching soil. Experts Joe Wing and Prof Holden urge planting in late July to early August with good seed and proper inoculation. An alfalfa campaign is urged across counties with information available from A P Sandles.
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Ohio
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Joe Wing
Prof
Holden
Prof. Holden
A. P. Sandles
Clean Milking by Machine at Pennsylvania Station
The Pennsylvania experiment station tested milking machines and found cows became cleaner with use, though individual cows varied. Two cows always left strippings, while others were nearly as complete as hand milking. No yield difference was detected, but a slight drop occurred when switching methods.
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Pennsylvania Experiment Station
New painters jack promises safe extension from windows
A Pennsylvania inventor creates a painter's pack with a platform and pivoted supporting bars that span the window sill. The inner frame clamps to the wall to prevent movement, eliminating overturn risk while extending to the limit, and folds compactly when not in use.
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Pennsylvania
Feeding Dairy Heifers for Growth and Milk Yield
D C Cornmann argues in National Stockman that calves should receive rations promoting bone and muscle growth with ample fat forming materials. He recommends continued rich feeding into milking to prevent skinny cows and maximize milk production, claiming broader use would reduce tuberculosis in dairy herds.
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Calthood
D. C. Cornmann
National Stockman
Milk cars with ventilated design roll in Britain and Ireland
A Great Northern Railway plan for transporting milk in England and Ireland uses forty foot vans on two four wheeler bogies with tuned ventilation. Early tests show reduced oscillation and hardly any buttering at high speeds and on sharp curves.
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United Kingdom
Great Northern Railway
England
Ireland
Care of the Churn Tips for drying and storage
The churn should be stored on its side with the open end slightly lower to ensure drainage and air circulation. This position helps dry more effectively and prevents dirt and germs from entering when not in use. Avoid standing it upright to reduce contamination risk.
Book Restorers Flood Market With Imitation Pages
A famed restorer has faked over a thousand old books in two years producing facsimile pages, colophons, and decorated capitals. He can imitate any feature to complete a book. The market is now flooded with his counterfeit pages.
Moving a Lighthouse at Ashtabula Achieved
The 65 ton range light 65 feet high was moved on a lighter 750 feet along the river without dismantling. It was raised by jacks and shifted on rollers to a new site with guy ropes securing it during the procedure.
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Ashtabula
Guy Ropes
Mechanical stokers to speed coal fueling on Northwestern lines
A machine that hurls coal into locomotive fireboxes at 200 shovelfuls a minute will ease fireman labor. Northwestern road has placed an order for 700 mechanical stokers costing 350000 dollars.
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Northwestern Road
Weight Carried by Camels in Historical Note
The article notes camels can carry about 1,000 pounds, roughly four times a horse’s load. It states camels begin work at age four and remain useful for about fifty years, while horses typically wear out by age fifteen.
Winter Robin Estates Map Reveals Territorial Habits
British naturalist I B Kirkman notes robins maintain solitary feeding territories from late August to mid February. Each bird knows its boundary within a yard or two and returns when displaced. In cold periods they join others for crumbs but prefer solitude when possible.
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I. B Kirkman
Kirkman
Incense party customs in early Japan described
The excerpt explains how an incense party worked in old Japan. Guests held small furnaces with sand and charcoal, burning scents while others guessed the incense type. After each burn, windows opened and the room cleared for the next trial.
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Japan
Paris Ponders River Rhone Power Dam for Savings
A plan to save coal costs by sending electricity from the River Rhone via a dam near Bellegrade falls. A 65 meter head would yield about 100000 horsepower, cutting coal imports by at least 4 million dollars annually.
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Paris
Rhone
Bellegrade
TEST OF THE GIRL S LOVE IN A TIT BITS TALE
A young man doubts a girl's affection and writes a telegram offering a job in China for $60 a week. The girl pleads not to go, fearing to be left alone. The narrator imagines marriage if she had accepted, ending with a wry reflection in Tit-Bits style.
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China
Jove
Possible International Music Education Question Raised
A quoted remark suggests she may have studied music abroad but offers no proof. Another line speculates she could not get it through customs.
Army Major Whipple Faces Teeth Test Before Cuban Campaign
An officer from the Second Massachusetts Regiment sought to enlist for the Spanish American War. An examiner warned Major Whipple he must submit to a dental check, prompting his retort that he would go to Cuba to shoot Spaniards, not to eat them.
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Whipple
Second
Masachusetts
Washington
McKinley
Worcester
Cuba
Little Bobby On Bees Parody Essay
A child author narrates a humorous piece about bees comparing bee roles to family figures. The essay mentions queen bees as bosses, drones like a father, and various bee types, culminating with a fanciful “kissing bee” in the parlor and a nickel for confidentiality.
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Little Bobby
Chicago News
Aboard Joy Ship Encouragement in Poetic Verse
Ail aboard no use waitin on time or tide. Jump on the wagon if you are ready for the ride. Don’t grieve in the lonesome night trim the fire and you’ll soon have night. Trouble comes but cannot destroy as flags fly on the ship named Joy.
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Atlanta Constitution
Out on the Road With My New Automobile
A fragment recounts an afternoon ride in a new car and a roadside encounter. The speaker asks a companion if they saw him while passing several men under their machines. A clipped dialogue suggests a casual, era voice.
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Fedd
Bostonese Commentary Framed by Visiting Chicagoan
A playful clash of dialects and manners unfolds as a Boston visitor and a Chicagoan spar over propriety and slang voicing shock at vulgar talk. The exchange centers on linguistic differences and social judgments.
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Bostonese
Boston
Beetie
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