Grace Chapel Family Moves and Visiting Guests
Alonzo Doppler moved his family from the Wm. Greek place to the Byron Ogg farm last Thursday. Roy Wickiser and family visited at the Ellsworth Rear home in Wharton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stiger of Sycamore spent Monday with Joseph Robison and family. Mrs. Anna Platt and daughter Delia of Jackson Michigan are visiting relatives here for a few weeks. Simon Kear and family of Wharton visited at the Charles Benjamin home. Mrs. Newton Shaw and daughters Carrie and Dorothea were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shenhouse of Sycamore visited Mrs. Clara Devene last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Engle wish to thank their young friends for the many.
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Alonzo Doppler
Byron Ogg
Roy Wickiser
Ellsworth
Wharton
Joseph Stiger
Sycamore
Joseph Robison
Anna Platt
Delia
Jackson
Mich
Simon Kear
Charles Benjamin
Newton Shaw
Broiled Steak with Mushrooms and Roast Lamb with Green Peas
A home cooking guide outlines broiling a Delmonico steak with mushrooms and finishing by roasting lamb with peas. It covers steak thickness, sautéed mushrooms, and timing to keep juices, plus simple seasoning and serving notes for two.
Local Social News Highlights From Last Week
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Platt and son Harold along with Mrs Cora Wickiser and son Russell gave useful presents last Thursday evening at a miscellaneous shower. Sunday visits included John Wickiser and family, Isaac Cole home, and Lewis Criger who had a new water well drilled on his farm occupied by Joseph Robison. Forest Engle of Crawford visited his mother Mrs Newton Shaw Monday evening. Charles Walter and family were Sunday evening guests of the Edgar Wentling family.
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Lawrence Platt
Harold
Cora Wickiser
Russell
John Wickiser
John Robison
Isaac Cole
Lewis Criger
Joseph Robison
Forest Engle
Crawford
Newton Shaw
Charles Walter
Edgar Wentling
Hendricks Welcome New Daughter and Local Commencement
Vanlue residents celebrate Mr and Mrs P B Hendricks as they welcome a nine pound daughter. The Amanda township and Vanlue Boxwell Patterson commencement at Vanlue A B church featured Miss Ethel Biddle, Frances Musa more, Silvia Eschbach, Ariel Sauss er, Lara Jacobs and notes from Dr W G Clippinger Otterbein University president. Local families hosted and attended services with Rev Snodgrass and Rev Biddle officiating.
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P.B. Hendricks
Flossie Gamberiing
Findlay
Lewis Hart
Martha
Hart
Carey
Ora Hart
Clearwater
Florida
Frank Hendricks
James Breitigam
Henry Yocum
George Myers
Goshen
Ind
Mahlon Breitigam
Amanda Township
Vanlue Boxwell-Patterson
Vanlue A. B. Church
Ethel Biddle
Frances May Musamore
Silvia Mae Eschbach
Ariel Sausser
Lara Leona Jacobs
W. G. Clippinger
Otterbein University At
Westerville
J. S. Snodgrass
T. C. Biddle
W. E. Dipert
Walnut Valley Fair Dates and Local Visits
Morgan Ink of Republic visits P. S. Kinney as Walnut Valley fair plans proceed for September 5 6 7 and 3. Austin Knowlton and wife visit E. L. Barkley at Fostoria. Mrs Ernest Evans and son visit her parents Mr and Mrs John Yentzer. Families from McCutchenville Bellevernon Carey and Adrian attend church gatherings and drop by Kinney and Gibson households. Eva Barkley of Fostoria is a guest of PP.S Kinney this week.
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Morgan Ink
Republic
Seneca County Fair
P. S. Kinney
Austin Knowlton
E. L. Barkley
Fostoria
Ernest Evans
John Yentzer
Frank Rosier
Virgi
McCutchenville
Noah Eckelberry
Bellevernon
Orson Gibson
Marie Trudeau
Helen Gibson
Gertrude
Eva Barkley of
Pp.s Kinney
Columbus and Poverty Misattributed to Lack of Magazine Enterprise
A historical exchange questions why Columbus faced poverty after discovering America. The reply suggests it stemmed from insufficient enterprise by magazine publishers, framing the issue as a critique of early publishing ventures rather than exploration outcomes.
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eBlested Literary Fund
America
Explorer
Royal Flush 16 Death of Woman in Poker Stunt
Laura Cotton, age unspecified, dies in a Chicago poker game after drawing a royal flush to recover a loan to a sweetheart. The incident followed her loan of company funds to a man who disappeared, triggering stress and fainting spells that preceded her death. Her parents and a friend were present during the fatal hand.
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Chicago
Laura Cotton
Miss Cotton
Henry E. Cotton
J. Mann
Equity Finance and Loan Company
Mr. Cotton
Dervring Harvester Company
Clock theft at ministry of railways shocks Berlin
A thief stole the master clock controlling railway timetables in Berlin and left a message reading Time was made for slaves. The incident disrupted schedules across the ministry and affected rail operations citywide.
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Berlin - Munich
Ministry of Railways
Dalton man swallows coin catching stunt ends in hospital
Charles Connors of Dalton attempted to catch 12 half dollars tossed from ten feet. He caught all but the last, which slid down his throat and required hospital treatment. He paid $25 for the operation.
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Dalton
Mass
Charles Connors
Connors
Aunt Mary Faces Swindle Then Holds Knave in Smoke House
Aunt Mary Davidson a farmer’s widow and sharp businesswoman traps a Bible seller who defrauded locals in a ground floor scheme. She locks him in the smoke house to recover her $300 and extra for neighbors, then sends him packing with a small cash repayment.
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Mary Davidson
Mary
Aunt Mary
Blue Jacket Silver Mine
Blue Jacket
Europe
Martha
Be merciful and obtain mercy in Grace Bradbury tale
Edwin A. NY presents a true story from Grace Bradbury of Denver a 20 year old engaged to a lover who sacrifices care for her tuberculosis stricken brother in Granby and dies. The piece extols mercy as noble and rewarding urging mercy over vengeance and hinting at life beyond.
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Syre
Grace Bradbury
Denver
Granby
Hume
Colorado
The Laugh Cure Inspires Paris With Laughter Therapy
French actress Helene Renouard claims laughter cures life’s ills and debts. She describes a despairing morning that became a turning point when she chose to laugh at troubles. Paris embraced her playful philosophy, urging readers to begin each day with laughter and let worries fade.
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Helene Renouard
Paris
Helene
Visiting Cards for Dogs Trend in Paris Circles
In Paris fashionable dogs such as Poms and pugs carry miniature visiting cards. Each card lists the dog's real name and its pedigree, while a second card shows a pet name linked to the owner. Cards are kept in tiny pockets of outdoor coats and left at hosts' homes during visits.
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Paris
Guy
Visi
Keep it Dark. Do disagreements ever reach her ear
The quote captures a silence in a marriage where she asks if her husband objects to her statements. Her partner’s unspoken stance is inferred by her reply that if he disagrees, he never voices it. The fragment hints at communication dynamics and mutual restraint.
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