Easter Village Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Ills
McCutchenville correspondence lists Edith Wenner Frances Wenner and others visiting or ill over Easter. mentions Lena Clarke Lucille Clarke Shafer returning from Detroit and townsfolk like Reed Heaton Jamison Spreng Houpt Mullholand and Jamison family. Dr A Heaton brings a baby with mother Mrs. Jamison recovering from tonsillitis. Rev Engle to serve Reformed pulpit. Evan Stoner from Massillon to visit. rain spoiled day.
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Dsamond
Edith Wenner
Frances Wenner
Ayes Shireman
Iss Lulu
Scott DeTray
E “Us
Cyrus Starkey
C. A. Heaton
Frankie “Lowmaster
Engle
Evanist Stoner
Massilion
Ichard Mullholand
A. Spreng
Ghter
J. Houpt
Alma
Virgil Risier
Vernon Lnd
Daryl Mullholand
Dolores
Fred Corfman
Grace Jamison
Ed Mullholand
Lice and Insects Targeted by Deodorizer Disinfectant
A note from The Rawleigh Man advertises a deodorizer disinfectant for poultry houses and livestock, promising quick safe action against lice worms bugs and pests on plants and vegetables. Phone contact listed as 48 in Carey Ohio.
South Beech News Roundup
Eliza Wagers improves after illness while Red Oak school closes for mumps. Laura Clark and Wilma Wentz have measles. E. E. Clark recovering from erysipelas. Local visits, moves, and a funeral report feature community life and illness among residents. Multiple Wentz and Mick family mentions appear with social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Wagers
Red Oak School
Laura Clark
Wilma Wentz
E. E. ‘Clark
E. Vla Vanlue
E. E. Clark
Frank Wentz
Forest
Henry Wentz
Roy Mick
Rachael
Livingston House
South Beech Street
H. E. Wentz
John Wentz
Beech Grove
Joseph
Ora Howard
Carey
Edward
Mick
Findlay
Charles, Woods
Frank Kimerley
John ‘Long
Flenny Wentz
John Alspach
David Stroub
B. B. Clark
Venus Statue Delights Visitors At Pittsburg Conservatory
Visitors to the Pittsburg conservatory viewed a trans lucent marble statue presented by Mr. Phipps. A clerk explained the sculptor and highlighted features from all angles. When asked if the material was alabaster, the guide replied that it was Venus.
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Pittsburg
Appealing Invitation from Chemistry Professor
A chemistry professor warns students with a dramatic invitation about a risky experiment. He notes that if anything goes wrong the laboratory with them might be blown sky high and urges closer attention.
Leisure in the Woods and a Country Autumn
A girl writes to a hometown friend about four hours of nightly reading and evenings with her mother. They enjoy bird watching, feeding squirrels, and chats with her brother Will by the wood fire. She recalls Civil War memories and Alaska pioneering stories shared by her mother as they stay in the countryside.
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Brother Wilt
Nell
Colonel Newcome
Maggie Tulliver
Brother Will
Mother
Alaska
Will
Chicago Daily News
Forgotten Excuse After Secret Swim
A mother learns Bobbie and Willie defied her rule and swam alone. Willie rushes inside to answer, but Bobbie delays at the cellar door. Willie stammers, then asks to consult Bob before replying. The odd exchange highlights a cautious, shared deception.
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Bobbie
Little Willie
Mother
Wille
Bob
National Monthly
Handicapping a Winner in a Domestic Debate
A wife’s suffrage interest is deemed to affect her bridge play, provoking a humorous exchange with Mr. Flimgill who admits the objection is financial in nature and centers on game performance.
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Mr. Flimgill
Treat Fowls for Cholera Advocates Sharp Axe
A wartime era guidance urges immediate humane removal and burning of carcasses for advanced cholera in fowls. It recommends thorough cleaning with carbolic acid and gasoline solution, whitewashing nests, littering with clean straw, and replacing mash with dry grain. The article stresses thoroughness and common sense in prevention and treatment.
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Coop
Honge
Value of Orpington Fowl as a Popular Breed
The Orpington, originated in England, is praised for egg production and a broad deep body. Breeders in the United States report steady growth, with three recognized varieties Black White and Buff. Standards note their short legs and white flesh, valued by English prizes and breeders.
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England
Poultry Advice From Practical Breeder Notes
Ashes scattered under roosts absorb moisture and eggs should weigh about 24 ounces per dozen. A lively rat terrier helps guard chickens while hot lye cleans old houses and nests. Decaying matter may harbor germs causing limberneck. Questioning egg foods and breeding roosters, with emphasis on non related stock. Marketing eggs remains the hardest challenge. a good market site aids success.
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Limberneck
Watchyt
Food storage tips for emergency pantry use in home cooking
The piece urges building an emergency shelf with canned salmon shrimp and codfish and canned vegetables. It suggests quick, practical uses from timbales and salads to soups and puddings. It emphasizes ready meals when fresh food is scarce and advises common pantry staples like fruits pickles jellies and preserves.
A Few Salads Show Varied Seasonal Ideas
A checklist of salad ideas using canned vegetables and fruits with French dressing. Recipes include Pea and Walnut Salad Onion Salad Potato and Nut Salad Cabbage and Walnut mix Vienna Salad Chestnut Salad and Oyster salad with celery and boiled dressing. Each uses simple steps and common pantry items.
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Vienna
Traitor in Politics Seen as Party Switch by Veteran
A veteran politician defines a traitor as one who leaves a party for the opposition. A young hopeful asks what to call a man who switches to his own party, noting the phrase may amount to conversion in politicking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eteran
Tit-Bits
Guide Falls In Crevasse on Himalayan Expedition
Dr. Workman and Mrs. Workman along with three Italian guides describe a fatal crevasse accident on Bilapho pass during the Silachen glacier expedition. Chenoz the porter died from shock after rescue efforts. The party achieved multiple first ascents on high passes and mapped large sections of the Rose glacier amid extreme cold and 17 000 plus feet camps.
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Paris
Fanny
Bullock Workman
Skfidu
Himalayas
Bilapho Pass
Prinksof
Chenoz
Silachen
Rose Glacier
Asia
Siachen Pass
Kashgar
Grant Peterkin
London
Grange Urges Federal Aid for Public Roads
Spokane report from Oliver Wilson before the forty sixth annual convention shows near unanimity in favor of federal road funds. The legislative committee is told to push Congress to pass a road funding bill to be managed by a national board with state commissions.
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Spokane
Wash
Oliver Wilson
National Grange
Grange
Congress
Quart of Whisky Is Fatal in New York Bet
Howard Kane, a New York driver, drank a quart of whisky in a winning bet, left smiling, walked home, and died. John Mann, the other bettor, has been arrested.
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New York
Howard Kane
John Mann
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