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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
5
BRS presents a compact listing urging thorough consideration of all items. The note hints at discovering overlooked ideas or options, encouraging meticulous review and exploration beyond initial thoughts.
A dense inventory lists numerous items with prices including initial handkerchiefs, collars, rain coats, Mackinaw and knitwear, undergarments, safety razors, traveling bags, luggage, footwear, socks, suspenders, shirts, sweaters, gloves, caps, and bath accessories. Also noted are table linens, embroidery cotton, hats, pins, cuff buttons, vanity boxes, glassware, and decorative items. The list reads like a department store spread advertising seasonal gifts and family essentials.
Thanksgiving notes recount Merle Hill's tempo location in Chicago and Indianapolis, with family mentions and visits to Purdue University. The Greenburg area reports large feasts including hundreds of pounds of turkey and pies, while families from Rushville and Weingart households host dinners and send greetings to relatives during the holiday.
Suburban notices and short items list various social visits and arrivals. Howard Kizer returns from Texas for an indefinite stay with his parents. Carthage and Greenfield locals including Mr and Mrs Hubbard, Mr and Mrs Catt, and Uncle John Morris are mentioned along with several visits and household updates.
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